v0.1.2

Added

• --framework=data, detected automatically for Astro, SvelteKit, Nuxt, Remix,
  React Router, Gatsby and Vite: writes only lib/eb/demo/instagram.json and
  lib/eb/feed.d.ts (under src/ when the project has it) instead of a plain
  HTML kit those frameworks would not serve.
• Flag validation: an unknown flag, a flag that does not apply to the command,
  a flag without its value (--dir) or a bad --limit exits 2 with the list
  of accepted flags. A typo is no longer a silent no-op.
• preview instagram-feed is accepted as an alias of preview instagram.
• CHANGELOG.md, SECURITY.md; the publish workflow creates a GitHub release
  from the changelog section of the tag.

Changed

• The skill, README, doctor and the block written into AGENTS.md and
  CLAUDE.md describe the two routes to real posts honestly: the
  ElectricBlaze widget embed works today, the JSON API for the generated
  component ships in 0.2. TikTok and YouTube are described as planned, not
  available.
• doctor finds whichever kit is installed (Next.js, data-only or plain HTML)
  even when it does not match the detected framework, and reports kit in
  --json.
• doctor says plainly that setting ELECTRICBLAZE_API_KEY before 0.2 makes
  the loader throw; the loader's header comment says the same.
• Line endings are ignored when deciding whether a file was edited, so a
  checkout with autocrlf no longer turns every file into "kept".
• The import path suggested after add uses the @/* alias from
  tsconfig.json or jsconfig.json when the project has one.
• Carousel badge says "items" instead of "photos" when the carousel contains a
  video.
• bin sets process.exitCode instead of calling process.exit(), so piped
  JSON is never cut off.
• references/platforms.md carries the check date and the documentation
  sources; the reel and carousel facts name the exact fields.
• The publish workflow no longer installs an unpinned npm@latest; it checks
  that the bundled npm supports trusted publishing instead.

Install: npx electricblaze@0.1.2. Published from GitHub Actions with npm provenance.