cli-v1.1.0-beta.4

1.1.0-beta.4 — September 2, 2026

A license change every consumer should read, a composed parameter now drawn through its own generator, and a long list of guard-reading fixes — several of them closing the known limitations 1.1.0-beta.3 shipped with.

⚠️ Breaking changes

• JustDummies is now licensed under PolyForm Internal Use 1.0.0, not Apache 2.0 — source-available, not open source. You may read, build, modify and run the tool for your own or your company's internal business operations; you may not distribute the software. Versions already published on NuGet are untouched and keep the license they shipped with. Contributions are now governed by a Contributor Agreement.
• A composed parameter is now scaffolded as new AnyOrderReference() — the generator its own type owns — instead of a recipe derived from its factory's guards and inlined at every call site. Where the target compilation does not carry that generator yet, CS0246 at that line names what to scaffold (ADR-0089).
• The call for a composed parameter now goes straight into the constructor's initializer, and any remaining factory method is renamed to what it returns — AnyValidQuantity() rather than QuantityFactory().
• A nullable value-type parameter is now scaffolded as .AsNullable(), not .As(value => (T?)value) — needs a JustDummies release carrying AsNullable() (ADR-0094); a project on an older package still gets the previous hop.
• The factory provenance word, and candidates on a parameter, are gone from --format json — a parameter is never left open over an ambiguous factory anymore, so both always read empty.

🐛 Bug Fixes

• A type refused for being abstract or generic now says so (TypeIsAbstract/TypeIsGeneric) instead of being reported as having no constructor, and the same refusal now also names the static-factory route where several eligible factories tie.
• A guard written in a project on another target framework (a netstandard2.0 library under a net8.0 test project, say) is read again instead of silently ignored.
• A collection of interface-typed collections (List<HashSet<T>> for a List<ISet<T>> parameter) no longer emits a file that fails to compile.
• A readonly struct behind a private constructor and a public Create now scaffolds through its factory instead of a zero-initialized default.
• Every spelling of the whitespace rejection now reads as .NotBlank() instead of .NonEmpty() — needs the matching JustDummies release carrying NotBlank().
• A guard reached through a null-conditional receiver, a throw inside a switch assignment, or a guard-library call in return position or a local declaration's initializer is now marked unread guards instead of passed over in silence.
• A guard a : this(…)/: base(…) initializer, or a factory built over a guarded private constructor, merely delegates to is now folded onto the parameter that hands it there — closing several shapes 1.1.0-beta.3 read silently wrong or not at all.
• A params hand-off in normal form is read again; only the expanded form is refused.
• A null-forgiving hand-off (value!) folds the guard instead of dropping it, read directly or through a delegated constructor.
• A self-delegating : this(…) initializer no longer overflows the stack.
• A .Count/.Length guard on a parameter that is neither a string nor a collection is now marked unread guards instead of read against the wrong family.
• A guard a jump can skip from inside a using, lock or checked block is now marked unread guards, not only at the top of the body.
• A distinct floor over char, byte, sbyte, Int16/UInt16, Half, or an enum's domain is now marked unread guards past what the element can actually produce, instead of written with confidence.
• An enum with no declared member now leaves the parameter open instead of scaffolding a call the library itself refuses.