Flatbread 1.1.0

Flatbread - v1.1.0 Release Notes

• flatbread proof write now accepts Retract (#260). Session noise and
  other records that should not stay on the live graph are tombstoned in
  place: the file remains, browse reads omit it, and the writer strips the
  id from other records in the same Effort so relation reads do not fail
  closed. proof get still returns the retracted record. Efforts cannot be
  retracted; abandon them instead. Do not git rm Proof records.
  Retract refuses a sole closer (the last live record that closes another
  live record in the same Effort) and refuses the last live Finding on a
  realized Risk.
• The Proof skill now applies a 4/4 write gate. Agents score the information
  before a create or a body edit that adds claims; existing records do not
  bypass the gate. Four bundled eval cases ship with the skill for a manual
  eval run.
• Proof read envelopes now expose complete and cap_reasons (#254).
  page.has_more is pagination-only and no longer signals the 25-record
  wall; use cap_reasons / complete for hard caps on displayed_edges
  and bytes. The primary_records limit remains an in-process defensive
  signal because the CLI read bridge slices to 25 records before rendering.
  An unpaired hasMore flag without a non-empty cursor is refused. Callers
  can tell paging from hard caps without parsing the digest Markdown or
  summary text.
• Breaking for writes: Proof now rejects create-time derives_from,
  supersedes, and invalidates targets from another Effort (#253). The
  later Supersede and Invalidate forms already rejected these edges.
  Rejected creates write no record or reverse projection and leave the
  generation unchanged.
  flatbread proof relations now reports stored legacy or hand-edited
  foreign edges as PROOF_CROSS_EFFORT_RELATION instead of dropping them
  into a successful empty page.
• READMEs and docs use Proof as the product name, not "The Proof" (#259).
• Brand marks land under assets/brand/ for docs and GitHub releases
  (#256).
• pnpm publish:ci now creates the GitHub release from the filed
  CHANGELOG.md section after every public package is on npm (#261).
  pnpm publish:dry runs the same readiness gates without writing.