QZX 0.2.2.0.6a9 (Alpha)

QZX 0.2.2.0.6a9 (Alpha)

QZX — Quick Zap Exchange, created and maintained by Alejandro Sánchez.

Alpha 9 deliberately replaces the inherited compatibility surface with one
smaller, clearer command vocabulary. This is a breaking pre-release: retired
names and aliases are not forwarded.

Highlights

• One case-insensitive canonical lowerCamelCase vocabulary with 89 commands,
  down from 96 legacy entries and with no alias registry.
• Redundant wrappers and overlapping commands removed, including the separate
  date/time variants and duplicate large-file search.
• Clearer names for paths, archives, disks, executables, scaffolding, release
  preparation, Gemini explanations, and Internet-speed measurement.
• findFiles redesigned as a bounded metadata search with strict filters and
  rich structured results; findText remains the content-search command.
• Command-specific --help and -h, strict boolean parsing, stable structured
  failures, friendly default terminal output, and complete --json output.
• runScript now validates supported script types by platform, stops after 60
  seconds, bounds captured stdout/stderr, reports truncation, and does not echo
  argument values.
• Shared path hashing and identity checks, stronger archive/workspace/repository
  diagnostics, and removal of broad exception handlers and unused imports.
• Every dangerous command now identifies a restorable backup target or stays
  blocked unless the operator explicitly selects the documented safety bypass.
• Bilingual command details, lifecycle evidence, examples, website projections,
  and machine-readable documentation regenerated from the canonical runtime.

Validation

• 460 Python tests passed on the certified standard CPython 3.13 runtime.
• Ruff, generated-documentation checks, and dependency audits passed.
• 49 website tests, 238-route SEO audit, bilingual i18n validation, and the
  production-shaped PHP/CSS/JavaScript build passed.
• Real CLI checks passed in PowerShell, cmd.exe, and WSL.
• The wheel installed into a fresh environment as version 0.2.2.0.6a9 with
  exactly 89 commands and none of the retired names.
• The source distribution was built from v0.2.2.0.6a9 on a POSIX filesystem;
  qzx.sh is stored with executable mode 0755.

Artifact integrity

• qzx-0.2.2.0.6a9-py3-none-any.whl
  • SHA-256: 5f082266582b925154e6e51987b82a15244f798ab19ec7789dc67079f20ca3a7
• qzx-0.2.2.0.6a9.tar.gz
  • SHA-256: f326c42c64069e7c406cd7630b56161abc54fedcefcecc36de17fc8e47304fe7

Both files passed the QZX distribution verifier and twine check. The GitHub
Release assets are the byte-identical files uploaded to PyPI.