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tree:constant builtin creates a deep tree of a constant value
The tree:cache builtin used to support a third filter parameter; this has been deprecated
String operations now available directly on string values in data. E.g., if a post object has a title string, then you can write paths like post/title/toUpperCase(), post/title/length, etc.
The dev:watch builtin now enables the reloading of JavaScript modules. By default, Node.js only loads the module at a given path only once. That default behavior remains in place, but when running a site locally via dev:watch (often via npm run start), if you edit a file in a watched folder, Origami will cause imported JavaScript modules to be reloaded the next time they're requested. Thanks to @jimniels for the suggestion. Note: only the modules directly imported by Origami will be reloaded; if those modules in turn import secondary modules, those secondary modules will not be reloaded.