chore: release 0.3.0 - #26
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0.3.0from #23 and #25. Afeatin a pre-1.0 project bumps the minor, the rule this repo'sown history sets. Both version files move together, since CI's
version-checkand the releaseworkflow each assert independently that they match the tag.
One bullet, two merges — deliberately
Only #25 gets a changelog entry. This changelog documents plugin behaviour a user can observe, and
nothing in it has ever mentioned contributor tooling — #23 adds an agent skill under
.agents/skills/, which changes nothing about how the plugin behaves. Giving it a bullet would bethe first entry of its kind and would pad release notes people read to find out what changed for
them.
[Unreleased]is left in place and empty, so the next contributor's bullet has a home instead oflanding inside a published section — the trap that needed cleaning up in 0.2.0.
Verification before tagging
scripts/changelog-notes.sh 0.3.0extracts a non-empty section — an empty one hard-fails therelease workflow after it has built three binaries, with the tag already public
0.3.0;v0.3.0is free; full suite greenTest plan
npm testand the Rust suite green onmainbefore cuttingv0.3.0publishes with all three dashboard binaries attached