v1.12.0

Features

• @bloklabs/server is one C# implementation now, in two forms — The Go service that shipped in 1.11.0 is ASP.NET Core.
  • Blok.Server.AspNetCore runs the same handlers inside an app you already have, with no second process.
  • npx @bloklabs/server and ghcr.io/jackuait/blok-server still deliver the standalone host.
  • Routes, flags and every response wire are unchanged, pinned by a 58-case conformance suite.
• Answers pasted from ChatGPT and Gemini keep their structure — A pasted formula used to arrive as roughly 870 layout spans.
  • Math is replaced by the <span data-latex> the equation tool already whitelists.
  • A code block collapses to one <pre><code>, and its language rides as data-blok-code-language.
  • There is deliberately no Claude branch: its share pages sit behind a bot check.

Bug Fixes

• Markdown copied out of an AI answer lost half its structure — A code fence nested under a list item vanished without trace.
  • Nested content is emitted as sibling blocks, and later items carry start so markers do not restart at 1.
  • Fence languages are normalized through one module that knows the aliases models emit.
  • Bold, inline code and strikethrough inside a list item now survive a save.

Maintenance

• The Go implementation is gone, and the tag ships the C# one — It was removed only after the dual-target conformance gate passed unwaived.
  • The tag workflow packs both NuGet packages and proves them from an isolated feed.
  • It smoke-tests the archive and the container image before publishing anything.
  • The NuGet credential is minted over OIDC immediately before the push.
• Two gates that only CI could see — The dotnet format check was red on main from the day it landed.
  • The repository carried no .editorconfig, so the tool fell back to four-space indentation.
  • That produced 12689 whitespace complaints, and every step after it never ran.
  • The .NET tree now carries its own config, so a laptop and a runner agree.