v2.4.2

Fixed

• A release could be reported as failed after publishing successfully. 2.4.1 uploaded to
  PyPI and was then failed by its own confirmation step, which skipped the tag and the
  release page and left the release to be finished by hand. Two causes, both fixed.

  The confirmation polled for sixty seconds. PyPI took longer. It now waits five minutes.

  It also asked one endpoint. For a few minutes after an upload PyPI's CDN serves
  inconsistent answers and which view updates first varies by edge node: 2.4.0 appeared on
  the per-version document while the simple index still omitted it, and 2.4.1 did the exact
  reverse. Both are now asked and either is accepted.

• The publish job can be re-run. twine upload gained --skip-existing and the tagging
  step no longer fails on a tag that already exists, so a failure in any step after the
  upload can be retried instead of needing the tag and release page created manually. The
  release gate also runs the same four checks as CI, which it had drifted from.

Changed

• ruff is now the only formatter and linter. black and isort were configured alongside
  it and disagreed with it — isort wrapped at 88 columns, ruff declared 100 — and ruff
  already did both jobs, with import sorting selected through its "I" rules. The tree is
  reformatted once at 100 columns, the width ruff was already configured for, and
  ruff format --check is a CI gate from here on so it cannot drift again.

  Nothing in the aquarium changed. Every shape and colour mask in the package was hashed
  before and after the reformat and is byte-identical, which matters more here than usual: a
  formatter that rewrapped a fish would break the rendering silently and no test would catch it.

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pipx install asciiquarium==2.4.2

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