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fix: align package version and CDN links for npm/CDN distribution#2

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fix: align package version and CDN links for npm/CDN distribution#2
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Copilot AI commented Apr 4, 2026

Summary

package.json version was stuck at 1.0.0 while the git tag and CHANGELOG were already at 1.0.2 — npm publishes whatever package.json says, so the package would have shipped as the wrong version. CDN links across README and wiki contained either @<version> placeholders or stale @1.0.0 references.

Scope

  • bug fix
  • feature
  • docs
  • tests
  • release/chore

Validation

npm run pack:dry

pack:dry confirms the tarball now reports interactive-surface-css@1.0.2.

API and Behavior Impact

  • no public API changes
  • class API changed
  • token contract changed
  • accessibility behavior changed
  • motion behavior changed
  • browser behavior changed

Documentation

  • README updated (if needed)
  • wiki updated (if needed)
  • CHANGELOG updated (if needed)

Notes

  • README.md: CDN block was also incorrectly nested inside the Webpack numbered list — extracted it as its own top-level section.
  • All @<version> and @1.0.0 CDN references normalized to @1.0.2 across README.md, wiki/Getting-Started.md, and wiki/Installation-and-Usage.md.
  • No logic or stylesheet changes; purely version/metadata alignment.

@Foscat Foscat marked this pull request as ready for review April 4, 2026 21:36
@Foscat Foscat added the bug Something isn't working label Apr 4, 2026
@Foscat Foscat merged commit 1bc910f into main Apr 4, 2026
@Foscat Foscat deleted the copilot/set-up-library-with-npm-or-cdn branch April 4, 2026 21:51
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