Writwall 0.9.1 - First-use packaging correction
Writwall 0.9.1 closes the first-use packaging defect found during External Pilot A and makes patch-release identity mechanically coherent.
Changes:
- coordinator output remains free of Python bytecode caches under normal interpreter behavior
- the release gate exercises a real start under normal bytecode behavior and rejects residue
- release publication must provide an explicit canonical ASCII tag that exactly matches package metadata
- current install links and package metadata now consistently name v0.9.1
Install:
python -m pip install "https://github.com/HLLMR/writwall/archive/refs/tags/v0.9.1.zip"
Verification:
- two independent 133-file public projections were checker-clean and byte-identical
- complete-ledger SHA-256: 4191d1788933428a736f278f06719fd031f24e2e77ff80fd1e5059204373c399
- governed-source Windows suite: 729 tests passed, 2 skipped
- Ubuntu affected suite: 13 tests passed
- Windows and Ubuntu v0.9.1 release gates passed
- public pull-request and merged-main CI matrices passed
Evidence boundary: these results establish the tested release paths and declared adapter boundary; they do not imply universal mechanical enforcement across every agent or tool surface.