v0.1.0

First public release.

Added

• Inferred graph. A KSP processor reads the graph out of ordinary Kotlin:
  implementing a project interface is the binding, constructor parameters are the
  edges. No annotations on your classes.
• Decisions as code. @Root/@Bind/@Scoped on a per-module GraphRules.kt
  holder, written as compile-checked class references. SOURCE retention and
  compileOnly, so none of it can reach an APK. @Fresh lives on the class.
• Singleton by default. Everything in the graph is one shared instance;
  "activity" and "fragment" scopes follow the Android lifecycle, and custom
  scopes are opened and closed by hand.
• Compile-time validation. Missing bindings, ambiguity, duplicates, cycles and
  scope violations are build errors carrying the file and line of both sides.
• Graph arguments. A leaf nothing provides becomes a parameter of the
  generated Graph.start(…); the parameter name is the identity, replacing
  qualifiers and @Provides modules.
• ViewModels and Compose. Generated per-ViewModel adapters, rotation-retained
  by androidx, with unprovidable constructor parameters becoming adapter
  parameters — no assisted-injection concept. Compose gets remember… forms and
  injected<T>().
• The board. A host-side infinite canvas of the graph, started by every debug
  build, animating each rebuild and offering decision cards that write
  GraphRules.kt for you. Optionally augmented with live runtime state pulled
  from a device over adb.
• One Gradle plugin. id("com.kitedi") applies KSP, wires every Kite
  dependency and configures the processor.

Known limitations

• Set<I> collects implementations per module; cross-module contributions are not
  supported yet.
• A graph argument's identity is its parameter name, so unrelated leaves sharing a
  name unify.
• The board's live runtime needs adb; there is no Wi-Fi mode.

Artifacts: com.kitedi on Maven Central. Documentation: https://kitedi.com