powerqueue v0.17.0

Added

• Deterministic repository routing from source repository, Linear team/project
  metadata and labels, using typed conditions in config.toml. Matching rules
  override source fallbacks; conflicting, unmatched and invalid destinations hold
  future launches with persisted reasons. Sync previews, task show/explain and
  doctor expose routing decisions. Saved assignments and pinned checkouts survive
  metadata changes, retries and review; reassignment remains explicit.
• Routing properties and integration coverage for conflicting labels, unknown
  projects, metadata changes, database restart, project isolation and stale
  sync/launch races. Quint trace replay models routing holds independently from
  source approval and validates the real daemon routing events.
• Tune free-form Markdown intent into validated TOML proposals, with project
  selection, intent-change diagnostics, scoped queue simulation and reviewable
  working-copy changes for committed repository policies. Stale drafts refuse
  to overwrite newer input; applied snapshots remain available for undo.

Changed

• Replace executable Markdown priority rules with strict versioned priority.toml.
  Structured conditions share the existing evaluator and budget behavior. Use
  priority migrate --from PRIORITY.md --to priority.toml and update policy paths;
  Markdown remains optional intent only. See migration.
• Priority commands support execution projects; live simulation and explanation
  use each task's policy. Invalid reloads retain the last valid project policy.
  Initialization, doctor and tune use TOML and report legacy migration needs.
• Rust API: PriorityRules::parse now accepts TOML; Markdown conversion is
  priority::migration::migrate. Priority show/edit/path command variants now
  carry PolicyArgs, and check/simulate arguments include an optional project.

Fixed

• Refuse legacy or stale tune undo operations before touching live files; policy
  mutation commands refuse unresolved repository overrides instead of editing
  the machine policy by mistake. Intent-only Markdown can seed a new TOML policy.
• Preserve the legacy checkout's GitHub approver restrictions and Linear intake
  filters when adding execution projects, including daemon reloads.
• Treat unreadable committed policy objects as errors, never absent files.
  Worktree ownership checks no longer require Git's --path-format option.
• Persist failed project cleanup for retry after repair or daemon restart;
  doctor reports pending cleanup, finished session windows close independently,
  and superseded executions cannot be cleaned up.
• Isolate GitHub issue collisions and verification failures so healthy issues
  still sync, launch and receive lifecycle updates. Source-wide authentication
  and rate-limit failures still pause the source, including GraphQL HTTP 200
  errors. Repeated issue warnings are deduplicated.
• Keep cached project policies through temporary override errors and deduplicate
  repeated policy failure events.