Release v7.34.0

Summary

The Screenplay and event-modeling skills now teach what the released Cratis tools actually do, and they adopt much more of the agentic-engineer method by Martin Dilger and Nebulit GmbH, used with their explicit consent.

Added

• A cratis-screenplay-delivery-planning skill: plan and estimate delivery of an accepted Screenplay model by slices, run independent slices in parallel along their event contracts, and estimate from the team's own throughput (part of #611)
• New method references adapted from agentic-engineer: a model inventory report, a core-rules card, derived-condition events, screen patterns, a domain analysis template, a slice delivery checklist for reactors and view lifecycle checks for read models (part of #611)
• The legacy extraction, render and review skills teach the released cratis screenplay conform drift check, cratis render --scope and --check, cratis screenplay validate --executable, the MCP propose-move refactoring and the --check field-origins, event-consumers and personas rules (part of #611)

Changed

• Capability statements across the Screenplay skills match Screenplay 4.139.0, CLI 3.53.1 and Stage 4.73.1: list and observable queries bind and run, descriptions render as code comments, ownership claims on text, Uuid, Date and DateTime subjects render, navigate to is the destination after a successful command, and public events and contributions follow the released language (part of #611)
• A reaction that both appends events and runs commands stays one modeled reaction; the skills explain that Arc 22.72.0 runs it, that Stage 4.73.1 refuses it, and that a hand-written reactor needs Arc 22.72.0 or later (part of #611)
• Legacy extraction warns that generate and conform evaluate projects through MSBuild, so they run against a trusted clone rather than the live legacy checkout, and describes Prologue interpret --no-llm (part of #611)
• Attribution for the agentic-engineer material now records the explicit consent of Martin Dilger and Nebulit GmbH (part of #611)