v0.1.1

The repository was re-created with a fresh history for this release. The 0.1.0 tag and its
history are gone: the lint in that release embedded a denylist of the maintainer's own
identifiers, which is a disclosure of the very values it existed to catch.

Changed

• The lint carries no list of real values. It matches personal-data shapes (12-digit account
  ids, email addresses, home-directory paths, cloud ARNs, hosted-zone ids, identity-provider
  tenants, private IPs) and secret patterns everywhere in the tree with no file exempt, derives
  the maintainer's name from LICENSE and CODEOWNERS, and reads personal terms from the
  untracked ~/.config/agent-harness/lint-terms.txt (see lint-terms.example.txt).
• harness lint --staged and a .githooks/pre-commit hook, installed by harness sync, lint
  every commit in the checkout before it is made.
• permissions: bypass is refused unless permissions_bypass_acknowledged is true in the
  config file, and is documented as unsuitable for any machine that touches regulated data.
• Test fixtures assemble identifier-shaped strings at run time, so the tests are linted like
  everything else; a regression test asserts no file in the tree carries an identifier shape.