v1.1.0

v1.1.0 (2026-10-08)

• Two dev torture sheets join the template menu, built to stress and
  confuse the renderer on purpose. The Stress Test loads layout
  edges: wrapped long lines, a 45-character answer next to short
  ones, region-alignment padding, tab-led lines, blank forward
  references, very long names and tag runs, and unicode prose. The
  Error Zoo loads every contained failure family at once - division
  by zero, out-of-range powers, malformed numbers, unbalanced
  parens, unknown functions and names, dead references, recursion
  depth, arity clashes, fighting units, keyword misuse, and hostile
  text - each error caged to its own line while the sheet keeps
  computing past the last cage. If a cell overlaps, an error leaks,
  or anything misbehaves, the sheet names the finding.
• Two better error messages fell out of building the zoo: unit
  dimension clashes now surface the engine's own wording (3 kg + 5 m names Mass versus Length instead of "unknown name kg"), and
  a bare period word in dead algebra reads as the unit it is, with
  numbat's suggested fix attached.
• Finding, documented: the recursion cap (200 levels) costs about
  10 KB of stack per level in debug builds - fine on the app's
  8 MB main thread, over the budget of Rust's default 2 MB test
  threads, so heavy template computes in the suite run under a
  big-stack harness.