v1.1.0

Status line segments, dependencies between customizations, and per-customization
logs/cache — plus the first customization built on top of it, an HBAR price
ticker.

Highlights

• Status line segments — statusline is now a host: it contributes
  nothing on its own, just collects segments declared by other
  customizations (resources/statusline-segment.json + an executable),
  orders them, and joins the non-empty ones with a dim │ separator. A
  segment that fails or is missing becomes a red <name>! marker instead of
  breaking the line. A segment's manifest names its executable by filename
  only (e.g. hbar-segment.sh), resolved against the shared bin/ at
  runtime rather than an absolute path baked in at install time — so the
  same install keeps working if ~/.claude is later mounted somewhere with
  a different $HOME (for example, inside a container). Full contract:
  customizations/statusline/docs/statusline-segments.md.
• claude-session-info — the model/cwd/git-branch/tokens/cost line this
  repo used to hard-code into statusline is now its own segment
  customization, installable and replaceable independently.
• hbar-addicted — a new segment showing the HBAR/USD price with its
  1h/24h change and last-update time. Builds its own price history locally
  (cryptoprices.cc/HBAR only returns the current price), refetches in the
  background so rendering never blocks on the network, and sets
  statusLine.refreshInterval so the line keeps updating during idle
  sessions.
• Dependencies between customizations — an optional
  customization.meta.json declares description and requires.
  install-or-update.sh expands what you name to its full transitive
  closure and tells you when it pulls in a dependency; uninstall.sh refuses
  to remove one still required by an installed dependent. Settings fragments
  are now merged in topological order (dependencies first) instead of
  directory-name order, so a customization can override a setting from
  something it requires.
• Install manifest — resources/installed.json is now the source of
  truth for what's installed, fixing uninstall.sh's partial-uninstall path
  (it used to assume every customization in the repo was installed).
• Per-customization logs and cache — logs/<name>/ and cache/<name>/
  are created for every installed customization and removed with it;
  logs.sh takes an optional customization name.
• status.sh catalog — replaces the flat "customizations in repo" line
  with a table of every customization, its dependencies, its description,
  and whether it's installed.
• Tested on Linux, not just verified at the surface — scripts/test-linux.sh now
  runs the entire test suite (tests/, which includes
  enforcement/enforce-custom-claude-code-settings.py's tests)
  against real Linux/GNU coreutils inside a container, in addition to its
  existing install/status/enforce-now/uninstall verification. New
  scripts/test-all.sh is a single entry point: the full suite natively on
  macOS, plus the Linux suite always (via Docker for the install/uninstall
  verification; the test suite itself also runs without Docker when the host
  is already Linux, e.g. a dev container — directly there instead of inside
  a disposable container). This caught (and fixed)
  two macOS-only assumptions that had slipped into this release's own new
  code: hbar-price-fetch.sh's stale-lock check called BSD's stat -f
  before GNU's stat -c, which crashes on Linux instead of falling back
  (GNU's -f is a real, different flag, not an error); and status.sh's
  catalog table used a multi-byte dash whose display width it computed with
  a locale-dependent character count, misaligning columns under the plain
  C/POSIX locale common in minimal containers.

Behavior changes

• statusline alone is now silent. It used to render model/cwd/branch/
  tokens/cost by itself; that behavior moved to claude-session-info, which
  you need to install too (install-or-update.sh does this automatically
  when installing everything, but not if you'd previously installed only
  statusline by name).
• Installing by name is now a union, not a replacement. Previously,
  install-or-update.sh some-customization rebuilt settings.enforced.json
  from only the named customization(s), silently dropping enforcement of
  everything else already installed. It now adds to the installed set; use
  uninstall.sh to remove something.
• Logs moved: hbar-price.log-style flat files are gone in favor of
  logs/<name>/*.log; the watchdog's own logs/enforce.log is unaffected.

Requirements

jq, python3, macOS or Linux — unchanged. hbar-addicted additionally
needs curl and awk.

Upgrading

Re-run scripts/install-or-update.sh (with no arguments, to pick up
claude-session-info alongside statusline and get the status line back).