0.2.0

README: show the fleet dashboard above the quick start

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0.1.0

README: the app can be any language, existing or new

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0.0.1

Publish to GitHub Releases and update devices over plain HTTPS

Distribution:
- `ramekin publish` creates a GitHub release per version (draft, upload,
  publish, so immutable releases work) with the encrypted image, SBOM and
  signed manifest; channel pointers are files on a branch (default
  ramekin-channels, created as an orphan; `releases.branch` may be main)
- Devices fetch <url>/<channel>.json and the image over HTTPS from any
  host, so they hold no storage credentials; everything is still verified
- promote, releases and watch read through the GitHub API; publish checks
  the repository exists, is writable and is public before doing any work
- S3 support (store package, object lock, MinIO client) removed; device
  status reports go to an optional --status-url webhook instead of a bucket
- Seen serials are tracked per channel, so switching channels never skips a
  release; older state is migrated

Devices:
- `device set --updates on|off` and `--update-url`
- gokrazy Packages are exactly ramekind and gk-lockscreen; the kernel comes
  from KernelPackage (a kernel or kernel.<name> repository, or gok's
  default). device init and device update remove anything else.

README: a Hello World quick start with nginx (ramekin-simple-example), the
TodoMVC walkthrough as an "Advanced Example" (ramekin-advanced-example),
GitHub Releases setup, and the device package policy.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>