v0.8.1

Added

• cataphoric-teaser (self-rating, warning, high confidence): the
  forward-pointing tease that sells a claim as rare knowledge before making
  it. "Here's what nobody tells you about hiring.", "The part most people get
  wrong is the rollback." Three closed frames (a forward demonstrative, a
  noun slot, a scarcity subject and a verb of telling); the bare-subject
  form must reach a copula or colon, and "that's what nobody understands"
  points backward and is left alone.
• punch-sentence (cadence, info, medium confidence): the verbless beat of
  one to three words wedged between two long sentences in the middle of a
  paragraph, "Not anymore." and "Simple.", which mic-drop-closer and
  bare-auxiliary-closer only see at a paragraph's end. Two closed shapes:
  a negator with up to two words after it, or one capitalised word of five
  letters or more. Titles, initials and case citations before the stop are
  guarded, and short clauses with a subject ("He agrees.") are not matched.