v0.10.0 — Internal cleanup: noun-description single source of truth

0.10.0 - 2026-05-22 — Internal cleanup: noun-description single source of truth

No behaviour change. The per-noun description strings shown under
monday <noun> --help (the one-line summaries above each verb list
— "Item commands", "Board commands", etc.) collapse from ~120
duplicate literals scattered across the command tree into a single
source of truth, so help text can no longer silently drift from the
canonical phrasing.

Breaking changes vs 0.9.0

None. No new commands, no removed commands, no envelope shape
changes, no error-code changes. 118 commands shipped (unchanged
from 0.9.0); 29 stable error codes (unchanged); output envelope
preserved byte-for-byte across 0.9.0 → 0.10.0.

What changed for users

• An internal-doc reference that had been leaking into monday update --help ("Update (comment) commands (cli-design §4.3 UPDATE)") is
  fixed — --help now shows the canonical "Update (comment)
  commands" with no internal cross-reference. The previous 0.9.0
  release fixed a similar "read-only at v0.4" qualifier in
  monday doc --help; this release closes the broader bug class
  structurally by routing every parent description through the
  single map.
• All other noun summaries are byte-identical to 0.9.0.

Tests + quality gates

• 4270 tests pass + 4 skipped (was 4260 + 4 at 0.9.0). All
  green on Node 22 + 24.
• Coverage at branches 95.89% / functions 98.97% against the
  floor 95 / 95.45 / 95 / 95 — unchanged from 0.9.0.
• Envelope-snapshot suite — refresh probe ran clean at v0.10
  release-prep (zero diff vs the last feature close, 162 snapshots).
• npm audit reports 0 vulnerabilities — no audit-fix folded
  this cycle.

Documentation

• docs/v0.10-plan.md — v0.10 plan with
  the milestone close, per-milestone decisions, the R-class register
  (§22), and the release exit checklist (§7).
• .claude/rules/workflow.md new
  rule: "Rejection-lift / pure-refactor pre-flights need NO stub
  literal" — when an IMPL session is a deletion or a pure refactor
  with no new deferred wire leg, the stub-literal scaffold from
  earlier rules does not apply.