v0.5.0

Added

• A source-backed language review contract covering semantic organization,
  meaningful abstractions, ownership, errors, resource lifetimes, asynchronous
  work, accessible HTML/CSS, and rejection of tautological tests and vacuous
  behavior. Both workflows require it; Go coverage is explicitly guidance-only.
• Required repeatable red drills for tests and quality gates in both workflows,
  with a shared green/red/restored-green procedure, intended-failure checks,
  isolation and cleanup rules, recurring execution, and scoped evidence.
• Red-drill scope and ownership in project discovery, the brief, generated
  project instructions, milestone verification, and completion reports.
• A -RedDrills mode in the existing PowerShell smoke suite, wired into CI,
  that mutates directory pruning, root overrides, and unreadable-path behavior
  in a temporary source copy and requires the existing assertions to catch them.

Changed

• Removed universal runtime/module choices from TypeScript and C# quality
  templates, retaining them in the owning project's configuration.
• Kept domain constants local, tightened TypeScript unused-variable and test
  checks, and added explicit self-comparison and exhaustive-switch gates.
• Scoped Python assertion allowances to tests and retained fixture annotations;
  removed the repository's duplicated Ruff copyright-rule exclusion.
• Clarified Rust workspace lint inheritance and removed the duplicate unwrap
  prohibition that defeated test-local allowances.
• Strengthened both workflows' scan-and-enhance rules with canonical-path and
  consumer tracing, focused rescans before changes, justified new work, migration
  cleanup, and final duplication checks. Tooling adapters point to canonical
  project instructions instead of creating competing policy copies.
• Replaced retrofit reviewer guidance that deleted environments with explicit
  file scoping or an isolated copy, preserving pre-existing resources.
• Clarified that existing scope authorization is reused, and that zero tests,
  surviving mutations, unrelated errors, and incomplete restoration cannot
  establish verified gates.

Fixed

• Fixed clang-tidy's owned-header filter for absolute Windows/POSIX paths,
  restored PowerShell state-change checks, and replaced nonexistent compatibility
  profiles with shipped inventories whose historical limits are documented.
• Required Semgrep's --error flag for blocking scans and documented its console
  entrypoint exception to the usual Python module invocation.
• Stopped applying a C++ language standard to mixed C/C++ pre-commit inputs.
• Routed JSONC TypeScript configuration validation to the compiler instead of
  the strict JSON pre-commit hook.
• Made smoke-test source and document reads explicitly UTF-8 so Windows
  PowerShell 5.1 checks non-ASCII contracts without relying on its legacy default
  encoding.

Adoption notes

• When adopting the TypeScript or C# templates, keep runtime, module, language,
  and framework choices explicit in the owning project. The quality bases no
  longer choose those settings for every consumer.
• Re-run affected gates and red drills when applying the narrower Python,
  TypeScript, and PowerShell exceptions. Existing projects may expose findings
  that the older templates did not report.