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chore: version 0.3.1 — the audited-label-lift release#15

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Publish cycle for the ADR-M3-1 amendment's emitter leg (#14, merged): version 0.3.0 → 0.3.1.

Additive behavior: the audited trigger-label lift (surface-label-lifted warning; previously-refused liftable instances now emit; no-text refusals byte-unchanged). ^0.3.0 consumers move deliberately via lockfile, not implicitly.

Verified at this commit: 51/51 tests · pack-and-install smoke green (A1–A3 pass, typed errors intact against the packed tarball).

Why now: the running amendment rerun consumes the published 0.3.0 (pre-lift) — its 9 trigger-label gate failures are exactly the liftable class this release projects. Publishing + a dspack-gen dep bump enables the full-amendment leg (the third stage of the v0.4-∀ → rules-only → full-amendment measurement).

Merge, then publish from main:

git checkout main && git pull && npm publish --access public

(or drop an npm automation token into ~/.config/dspack-eval.env as NPM_TOKEN and I'll run it.)

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Publish cycle for the ADR-M3-1 amendment's emitter leg (dspack-emit#14,
merged as 8d4f54a): the a2ui surface emitter's audited trigger-label lift.
Additive behavior (new 'surface-label-lifted' warning code; previously-
refused liftable instances now emit with the lifted label; refusals for
no-text instances unchanged). 51 tests + pack-and-install smoke green at
this commit.

Publishing unblocks dspack-gen's dep bump and the full-amendment rerun —
the current rerun measures amendment-rules × pre-lift emitter (0.3.0) and
its 9 trigger-label gate failures are the liftable class this release
projects.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Pull request overview

Release/version-bump PR to publish @aestheticfunction/dspack-emit 0.3.1 as part of the audited trigger-label lift publish cycle.

Changes:

  • Bump package.json version from 0.3.0 → 0.3.1.
  • Update package-lock.json root package version to 0.3.1.

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File Description
package.json Updates the package version to 0.3.1 for publishing.
package-lock.json Updates the lockfile’s root version to 0.3.1 (but currently contains a root name inconsistency that should be corrected).

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The 2.2.0 sync commit (1c8df39) was pushed to feat/audited-label-lift after
PR #14 had already merged — it never reached main and was orphaned when the
branch was deleted per the hygiene rule. Re-landed here on the release
branch, where the current copies belong. Process note: verify a PR is still
OPEN before pushing follow-up commits to its branch.

json-render goldens regenerated (no diff — governance-side change).

Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
@ryandmonk ryandmonk merged commit 8df146c into main Jul 4, 2026
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…me cycle

Copilot's file summary on #15 flagged it: the lockfile root 'name' still
carried the pre-rename package name (npm never rewrites it without an
install). npm install --package-lock-only regenerates it to
@aestheticfunction/dspack-emit; no dependency changes.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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