articulate-writing 0.16.0

You can now build a voice from what you want a piece to do, and check a draft
against it. The release also adds the negation-load check.

• articulate voice intend builds a voice spec from a goal, an audience, a
  stance and optional reference samples, and prints a plan: open on an anchor,
  name the opposing view, try the other side, ask what if, say what you think,
  turn once, end on a question. Samples leave hashes and device counts, never
  text. --base zain starts from the built-in spec made from the author's
  prose rules and his stance for posts.
• articulate voice check DRAFT --intent SPEC scores a draft from 0 to 100
  against a spec and lists each miss with its line and a fix. --min-score
  sets an exit code for hooks and CI.
• New cross-sentence device checks (articulate.voice_devices) find what the
  line checker misses in posts built from one-sentence paragraphs: one-line
  paragraphs, anaphora and epistrophe runs, fragment runs, tricolons, the
  split antithesis ("That's not faith. That's hypocrisy."), aphorism lines,
  a closing maxim, numbered escalation, colon drumrolls, stock reveal phrases
  and hedges.
• articulate negation scores each entry by the share of its clauses spent on
  what a thing lacks: "does not", "never", "no server", "not yet", "only",
  "limited to". The copy rule warns at 30% and fails at 50%. The fiction rule
  warns at 45%, fails at 65% and skips character speech. The report also lists
  virtue phrases such as "provenance" and "verifiable". Readers cover Markdown,
  HTML, .lwd scripts, JSON film scripts and JavaScript UI strings.

Guide: a voice built from intent