v0.11.0

Added

• ORACLE_MAX_TEXT_FILE_SIZE (default 2 MB): a separate, larger
  per-file size ceiling applied to text/doc file types (currently just
  .md) instead of ORACLE_MAX_FILE_SIZE (default 500 KB). A large
  markdown file (a CHANGELOG, a design doc) is harmless to read fully into
  memory — the splitter chunks it downstream regardless of file size — so
  it no longer competes with the ceiling sized for arbitrary source files.
  Same fail-loud parse contract as ORACLE_MAX_FILE_SIZE (unset falls back
  to the default, an invalid set value throws). npm run watch applies
  the same per-type ceiling. Skip WARNING lines now name whichever env var
  actually produced the limit, instead of always naming
  ORACLE_MAX_FILE_SIZE.
• Per-repo skipped-file counts from the last full index run, persisted
  alongside each repo's freshness timestamp and surfaced by
  oracle_list_repos / CLI list-repos whenever a repo has anything
  skipped: the total broken down by reason (size-ceiling vs. read-error)
  followed by up to five example paths, e.g. "3 file(s) skipped in the
  last index run (2 too large, 1 read error; e.g. harness/CHANGELOG.md,
  ...)". Reflects only the most recent run, not an accumulation across
  runs: a file that stops being skipped makes the count go back down. A
  repo whose files were skipped in their entirety (zero indexed chunks)
  still appears in the listing with this count, rather than being omitted
  for having nothing else to show. npm run watch reports skips live on
  the console only; it does not update this persisted count. Orphan
  repo_skip_meta rows for repos no longer discovered on disk are swept
  at the start of every full index run, mirroring the existing
  repo_meta orphan sweep.
• scripts/oracle-refresh.sh for a machine that serves as the index
  source of truth: fast-forwards clean checkouts under ORACLE_SCAN_ROOT,
  then runs the incremental index (ORACLE_REFRESH_PULL and
  ORACLE_REFRESH_INDEX_CMD env knobs; see docs/configuration.md for skip
  rules and install steps). A macOS launchd template
  (scripts/launchd/com.codebase-oracle.refresh.plist.example) mirrors
  the existing systemd unit.

Changed

• The release workflow (release.yml) publishes to npm via Trusted
  Publishing (OIDC, id-token: write); the NPM_TOKEN repo secret is no
  longer required for publishing (supersedes the requirement noted in the
  0.6.0 entry below).