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enforce finish now verifies every publishable package against the registry. It asked about
one representative package, which assumes publication is atomic. It is not: publish:all runs one pnpm publish per package, so any of them can fail alone (expired OTP, 403) while the others land.
That produces a PARTIAL publish — a registry set that cannot install itself — and nothing watched
for it. On 0.60.0, core/cli/embeddings shipped and @hivelore/mcp did not; since cli pins its
siblings exactly, every npm i -g @hivelore/cli failed with ETARGET No matching version found for @hivelore/mcp@0.60.0, while finish reported a bland
"publish is the next step" about core and said nothing about the break.
New npm-publication-incoherent verdict (warn). The severity split is preserved: nothing
published yet stays informational (the normal state at finish time, before publishing), a tagged
version the registry skipped stays a warning, and a partially-published set is now a warning too —
because dependents are broken at that moment. A package the registry could not be reached for is
never counted as behind.