v1.35.0

Three WozCode-inspired token-mechanic features — the places a best-in-class
efficiency layer earns its biggest per-call wins. All additive, fallback-safe.

Added

• AST-truncated reads (ashlr__read mode: auto|ast|snip, default auto): for large
  wired code files (.ts/.tsx/.js/.mjs/.cjs/.jsx) ashlr__read returns a SKELETON —
  imports/exports + type/function/class signatures + docstrings, with function bodies
  elided — for the file's shape at ~60–80% fewer tokens. Falls back to snipCompact on any
  parse failure/timeout; bypassSummary:true still returns the full file. New
  servers/_ast-skeleton.ts (reuses the tree-sitter chunker).
• Fuzzy edit matching (ashlr__edit / ashlr__multi_edit): when an exact search
  match fails, fall back to (1) whitespace-normalized unique match, then (2) bounded block
  Levenshtein — applied ONLY on a single high-confidence match (≥0.90 + unique margin),
  never ambiguously. Eliminates failed-edit retry round-trips from indentation/whitespace
  drift. Exact-match-first and all uniqueness/error semantics preserved. Disable with
  ASHLR_EDIT_FUZZY=off. New servers/_edit-match.ts.
• Post-edit validation loop: after an edit, the resulting content is syntax-checked
  (tree-sitter for JS/TS, JSON.parse for .json) and compared against the pre-edit state
  so only edits that introduce a parse error are flagged. Default warns inline (the model
  sees ⚠ syntax … the same turn); ASHLR_EDIT_VALIDATE=block refuses the write before it
  persists. Parser failures/timeouts never break an edit. New servers/_edit-validate.ts.

Internal

• AST/JSON parsing in the edit/read paths is fully guarded (timeout + try/catch → safe
  fallback); tree-sitter is dynamically imported in the edit path to keep subprocess
  startup fast.