actdown v0.1.1

Patch release of the development preview. The spec remains draft 0.1.

Fixed

• Reader conversion now starts at the first <main> element when present,
  excluding page headers and surrounding navigation. Empty link and button
  controls no longer produce semantic blocks. Pages without <main> retain
  full-document conversion.
• MCP serverInfo now reports the installed npm package version instead of
  a hardcoded release number.

actdown v0.1.0

First development preview. Spec draft 0.1 (see SPEC.md, normative).

Added

• MCP reader mode (primary product surface): actdown_transcode fetches
  a URL and returns canonical actdown, JSON AST, or rendered HTML. The stdio
  server exposes seven tools and two in-session authoring guides. It uses the
  same guard stack as the gateway and returns MCP error results with
  { error: { code, message } }. See the README quickstart.

• Package and gateway surfaces: actdown-mcp and actdown-edge binaries,
  actdown/mcp and actdown/serve exports, createEdgeServer in the root
  API, and a prepack build. MCP smoke and entry-point checks cover npm-link
  invocation and the token-free loopback gateway.

• Anti-cloaking in html2ad: author-hidden markup is dropped and reported as
  one aggregate audit note with no content preview. Recognized cases include
  the hidden attribute, aria-hidden="true", template, and several inline
  hiding styles, including encoded attributes and CSS comments. Detection is
  markup-based and best-effort, not prompt-injection prevention: external CSS,
  matching colors, off-screen positioning, and all converted visible text
  remain untrusted.

• Gateway auth hardening: per-identity tokens (EDGE_TOKENS inline text or
  EDGE_TOKENS_FILE, name=token per line; the file is re-read per request
  so rotation needs no restart, and overlap during rotation works), native
  TLS termination (EDGE_TLS_CERT + EDGE_TLS_KEY), and an opt-in
  EDGE_TRUST_PROXY=1 mode that keys the per-client rate limit on the
  X-Forwarded-For first hop for deployments behind a TLS-terminating proxy
  (the default remains the socket address, which a client cannot spoof).

• Test hardening: a deterministic property/fuzz suite
  (test/property.test.ts) for the document parser, the expression
  parser, html2ad, and the reactive render (parse/expr throw only typed
  diagnostics; format is total and idempotent; html2ad output always
  reparses), adversarial redirect tests (loop bounded by the hop cap,
  malformed or missing Location, scheme downgrade, over-cap chains,
  per-hop SSRF re-checks), and real-browser DOM-adapter tests
  (test/browser-dom.test.ts, headless Chrome/Edge over the DevTools
  protocol; skipped when no browser is available). The fuzzer found and
  the fix landed: an unclosed fence's verbatim raw absorbed the
  document-terminating newline on re-parse, so every format pass grew a
  foreign block by one blank line (INV-3); fixed in both implementations.

• Edge gateway hardening: every hostname (initial request and each redirect
  hop) is resolved via DNS and refused when any resolved address is private,
  loopback, or special-use (E_EDGE_PRIVATE). The default fetcher pins the
  socket to the validated address while preserving HTTP Host, TLS SNI, and
  the URL port. An injected custom fetcher owns its own connection policy.

• Gateway limits and operations: explicit listen address (HOST, loopback
  by default), per-IP request rate (EDGE_RATE_LIMIT, 429 E_EDGE_RATE),
  in-flight transcode cap (503 E_EDGE_BUSY), inbound body cap (413 E_EDGE_TOO_LARGE), per-request logging, and a /healthz probe.

• CI: test matrix over Node 20/22/24, a pnpm audit --prod job, and weekly
  Dependabot updates for npm, GitHub Actions, and cargo.

• ad-chart now renders its SPEC Appendix A fallback: a <table> of the
  data field inside <figure data-ad-chart="type"> (array rows with an
  optional columns header, object rows keyed by first-seen order, flat
  scalar arrays as one column). Mixed shapes render no table.

• ad-list (level 1) now renders <ul>/<ol> instead of a generic
  section: from body list markers, the items field, or ordered: true.

• ad-include (SPEC 4.5) is now fully supported in both implementations:
  the AST stores the reference, and an explicit inlining pass
  (inlineIncludes(doc, { loader }) in TS, inline_includes in Rust;
  --inline on the CLI's ast/fmt/render) splices referenced
  documents at the include position. Cycles are E_INCLUDE_CYCLE
  (path-based, diamonds allowed), unresolvable srcs are
  E_INCLUDE_UNRESOLVED, and cap: sources stay verbatim for the host.
  The loader is injected, so hosts control which paths a document may read.

• Conformance vector 0009-chart-and-list locks both behaviors byte-exact
  across the TypeScript and Rust implementations.

• ad-form controls now render the SPEC 4.3 validation options (min=,
  max=, pattern=, maxlength=) as HTML attributes, and value= seeds
  initial content (textarea uses it as its text). The control-option parser
  splits only on top-level commas, so options=["a", "b"] and quoted
  values containing commas work; vector 0010-form-controls locks it.

• actdown check now reports review lints beyond parse errors:
  W_REGION_FOR (an ad-region pointing at a missing block id),
  W_EXPR_SYNTAX (an unparseable when=/each= guard), and
  W_CAP_UNDECLARED (an action naming a capability no ad-manifest
  declares). Warnings are reported but fail the run only with --strict;
  actdown_check in the MCP server includes them. The linter is exported
  as lint(doc) and mirrored in the Rust port as actdown::lint(&Doc)
  (with the same three warnings and identical fixtures in
  actdown-rs/tests/lint.rs).

• actdown_html2ad converts existing HTML to canonical ad (returning
  { canonical, notes, source }). Resources actdown://guide/authoring and
  actdown://guide/grammar teach the format in-session.

• Markdown superset with ad-* fenced blocks: state, data, action, form,
  table, image, link, chart, region (level 1), bindings, when=/each=
  (level 2), expression language and async phase regions (level 3).

• TypeScript reference implementation, zero runtime dependencies:
  parser, canonical printer (total and idempotent, INV-3), AST JSON
  (ad: "0.1" contract), level-1 HTML renderer, expression evaluator,
  reactive render, runtime with capability registry (hydrate/fire),
  DOM adapter for in-place binding updates.

• HTML downconversion to canonical ad (html2ad) with a dual-pane /view.

• Edge transcoder gateway (src/edge.ts, src/serve.ts) with an SSRF
  literal-IP guard (EDGE_ALLOW_PRIVATE=1 opts out; not for public use).

• Zero-dependency stdio MCP server (src/mcp.ts, JSON-RPC 2.0).

• CLI: actdown check | fmt | ast | render | html2ad, stdin supported.

• Rust port (actdown-rs) byte-exact with the reference implementation on
  all 10 conformance vectors (ast/canonical/html/reactive goldens); WASM
  build via a flat C ABI (src/wasm.rs) and a self-contained playground.

• Shared conformance vectors (vectors/) and the TypeScript/Rust test suites.

Known limits

• Rust capabilities are synchronous; TypeScript capabilities may be async,
  so async phase behavior is not identical across implementations.
• The edge gateway is a development preview: shared-token and per-identity
  auth, native TLS termination, rate limits, and an SSRF resolution guard
  are in. Default connections are pinned to validated addresses. Real user
  accounts, client certificates, and ACME are open; front a public gateway
  with a TLS proxy and an explicit access policy. Converted page content
  remains untrusted input to the agent.

Fixed

• GFM pipe tables inside prose now render as <table> in both
  implementations; previously they fell through to paragraph text and the
  |---| delimiter row printed literally.