SkillWeave v1.5.3

Every release from 1.3.12 to 1.5.2 was tagged on both forges while only Forgejo
carried a release object, so the public "latest release" stood at 1.3.11 for nine
days, and the notes that did exist were raw commit dumps. This release replaces
the machinery that produced that and repairs the history it damaged. No runtime
or skill code changes.

Highlights

• A release is published to every declared forge, or the run goes red. There is no
  longer a path where one forge succeeds quietly and the other is skipped.
• The release body is the changelog entry for the tag. A version with no entry is
  refused, instead of falling back to commit subjects.
• The changelog carries all 41 released versions again, each with a date.

Added

• .ops.yaml declares the release destinations and this repository's tracker
  prefixes. No forge repository, API host or CI variable survives as a literal in
  the workflow layer.
• Three gates that run before any release object exists on either forge: the
  release title, the presence of a changelog entry, and whether that entry still
  addresses an internal tracker rather than a reader.
• The canonical tag is pushed onto the mirror before publication, and both tags
  are peeled and compared after it, so the release API cannot invent a tag at the
  mirror's default-branch head.

Changed

• Publication is handed to the ops-engine release handler, pinned to 3.4.2 and
  version-gated after install. The workflow no longer reimplements it.
• The mirror destination is read from repository variables with a double match and
  an existence and permission preflight, instead of being assumed reachable.

Fixed

• Release notes are no longer a commit-log dump assembled with printf, which
  left every line separator as a literal backslash-n: the 1.5.2 body was 4356
  characters rendering as four lines.
• The release history deleted at the 1.4.0 bump is restored — 597 lines, covering
  everything at or below 1.3.13.
• Six tagged versions that never carried a changelog entry have one.
• pytest-asyncio is declared. Without it a clean environment runs the async
  suites as unknown marks and 32 tests fail without the code being at fault.

Upgrade

pip install --upgrade skillweave. src/ and skills/ are identical to 1.5.2,
so nothing you call changes. Installing from source also needs the sibling SDK
checkout installed first; the dependency on it has never resolved from an index.

Full changelog: CHANGELOG.md · Diff: v1.5.2...v1.5.3