Release v4.66.0

Added

• An experimental, opt-in VS Code bridge offers the C# PLAY0166 repair (declare a missing produced event) and the PLAY0478 repair (explicitly route to the command identifier) through a configured, trusted Screenplay executable. Each repair shows read-only previews of every source and identity change and is applied only after an explicit final confirmation. (part of #341)
• Repairs are refused while affected files have unsaved or untitled changes, and a stale review is refused at Apply time when source files, identity state or referenced attachments changed on disk, even if no file notification arrived. (part of #341)
• When an Apply outcome is uncertain, the extension preserves your typing and never retries; a definite refusal after dispatch is treated as uncertain too. Read-only inspection of the retained root and explicit consent through Screenplay: Resume repairs after inspection allow the next repair to start a fresh, revision-checked session without reusing old tokens or reviews. (part of #341)
• The VS Code guide documents how to enable and use the repair bridge, inspect recovery state and resume repairs safely. (part of #341)

Changed

• The VS Code board and local language assistance remain available in Restricted Mode, while C# repair processes require workspace trust. Workspace overrides for source roots and repair settings are restricted until the workspace is trusted. (part of #341)