0.7.0

Changed — breaking, on the wire and in the warehouse

• Work joins change requests by branch identity, not a ticket parsed from the branch name
  (ADR-013). The regex requirement was never communicated. Measured, it missed 2 of 9 of this
  repository's own branches and every branch of a repository that puts the issue number last, and
  it invented tickets: RELEASE-0 on both releases, ANALYZE-4 and INIT-4 on Dependabot branches.
  • On the wire: spans carry std.branch.hash, a hash of the normalised repository and branch,
    never the branch name. std.ticket.id is gone. std.repo is now owner/name.
  • Commit evidence: the Stop hook records the git patch-id of each commit the session made, as
    std.artefact.commit_patch_ids. Patch-ids survive a rebase; the SHAs of the rebased PR #87 did not.
  • The join: activation_change_request (a view) assigns each activation to the change request
    its branch became, and records how: branch, branch+commit or commit. The scorecard's
    with-arm requires commit evidence, and a branch-only link is excluded from both arms.
  • Delivery data: it loads into a forge-neutral change_request record, with commits and ticket
    links, through a GitHub adapter. GitLab is #103. Closed-unmerged PRs are loaded.
  • Tickets: they are now enrichment, taken from the forge's issue links first and a fixed regex
    second. In a PR description, a key counts only after a linking word ("Fixes PLAT-9"). The first
    real run read ADR numbers cited in descriptions as tickets.
  • Scope unit: ticket is renamed branch.
  • Warehouse: pull_request and the ticket_id columns are dropped at cutover. Prior data is
    not migrated.

Fixed

• The demo fleet's skill invocations never shared a span id with their activations, as the real
  loader's always do, so any join from one to the other found nothing.
• stdtel-query gave a tool-failure query against session_cost.tool_failures, a column that has
  never existed.