foley v0.1.0

The first public release: record VHS-style .tape scripts to
gif/mp4/webm/webp/asciicast/text without a terminal window, plus the
# foley: post-production cues.

Added

• The renderer: your app runs on a real pty, libghostty-vt keeps
  the screen, foley draws every frame. Deterministic by default —
  byte-identical output on any machine, so demos double as regression
  tests — with a realtime clock (-mode realtime) for continuously
  animating content.
• A terminal that answers back: the startup interrogation a modern
  TUI fires gets immediate answers — XTWINOPS geometry reports
  (11t/13t/14t/15t/16t/18t/19t), XTGETTCAP served verbatim from the
  pinned xterm-ghostty terminfo (TN, colors, Tc, Su, Smulx,
  Ms, setrgbf, setrgbb — neovim detects truecolor and curly
  underlines on camera), DECRQSS, and the CSI ?996n color-scheme
  report, answered dark/light from the live background. Unknown
  capabilities get an instant negative — a prompt "no" ends a reply
  timeout as well as a "yes" — so opencode-class TUIs record correctly
  in deterministic mode, anchored on a Wait+Screen /text/.
• kitty graphics, rendered natively: image previews, pixel-art
  players, anything that speaks the protocol. Placements scroll with
  their content and clip at the terminal's content edge, like any real
  terminal's.
• Post-production cues (# foley: comments, ignored by plain VHS):
  dress (window wardrobe), keys (the input reel), highlight,
  zoom (the camera), studio (a closed set — your machine stays off
  camera).
• Outputs by extension: .gif .mp4 .webm .webp .cast
.txt, Screenshot PNGs, or a frame directory with a timing
  manifest.
• CLI: foley, play, validate, new, sew, doctor,
  themes, fonts, wardrobe, manual, completion — flags before
  or after the tape path.
• foley skill: the whole grammar, cues, CLI and authoring loop as
  one loadable file (foley.md) for AI agents that write
  tapes.
• Self-contained binaries: the pinned fonts and terminal engine are
  baked in, so a downloaded binary needs no $FOLEY_FONTS — one file,
  it just runs. ffmpeg is the only runtime dependency.
• Distribution: prebuilt tarballs for darwin/linux · arm64/amd64
  with checksums, a Homebrew tap (brew install GH-Jaider/foley/foley),
  and a 72 MB container image.

Known limitations

• LetterSpacing, LineHeight, CursorBlink and LoopOffset parse
  (VHS compatibility) but are staged — accepted with a loud warning, no
  visual effect yet.
• go install needs the cgo toolchain and the pinned engine .a; the
  prebuilt binaries and brew are the frictionless paths.