Writwall 0.9.2 - Bootstrap contract and projection privacy
Writwall 0.9.2 closes the bootstrap-contract defect found during External Pilot A and hardens the final public projection boundary.
Changes:
- Owner-ratified no-pointer birth-test probes are explicit exceptions whose only valid outcome is denial
- package metadata, current install guidance, and executable release checks agree on v0.9.2
- the installed adoption bundle includes the canonical bootstrap charter addendum and the release gate requires a complete handoff
- current public records reject concrete Windows, macOS, Linux-home, and mounted-drive host paths without echoing values
Install:
python -m pip install "https://github.com/HLLMR/writwall/archive/refs/tags/v0.9.2.zip"
Verification:
- two independent 136-file public projections were checker-clean and byte-identical
- projection-manifest SHA-256: cf2c9b407831add4eb07425f2f29a663d77e9c12a60fa2e71c50a6928d0e21fa
- independently computed complete-tree ledger: 92dedf102b0a78d89f679a75711585bed64546e8fb62c2550499c7569ba5959c
- governed-source Windows suite: 743 tests passed, 2 skipped
- Windows and Ubuntu projection suites: 68 tests passed each
- installed v0.9.2 release gate passed for both candidates
- fresh publication review: ACCEPT, high confidence
- both public CI matrices and required aggregate checks 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.