Kineto CI action

Compile a scene document to video in your workflow. No browser, no display,
no Rust or Node toolchain — the action downloads the released binary for your
runner, verifies its checksum, and renders.

Use it

- uses: DanielFidalgo/kineto@v0.1.5
  with:
    document: scene.json
    output: dist/out.mp4      # .mp4, .webp or .png

Or make a release video from your own commits

- uses: actions/checkout@v4
  with: { fetch-depth: 0 }
- uses: DanielFidalgo/kineto@v0.1.5
  with:
    changelog: "true"
    title: "Acme ${{ github.ref_name }}"
    output: dist/release.mp4

It reads git log and composes a title card, what changed, and how to install
it. Conventional-commit subjects where a repository uses them; plain subjects
where it doesn't, with merges and version bumps dropped either way.

What you get

• .mp4, animated .webp, or a .png still — the extension picks the format
• Checked before rendering. check is on by default, so unreadable text,
  colours without contrast, or elements off canvas fail the step instead of
  shipping
• Deterministic frames. The same document renders the same pixels on native
  and on WebAssembly — 27/27 corpus frames byte-identical, enforced on every push

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