v0.16.0

Fixes a file-corruption bug in rename_symbol (#12, reported by @V0idk), makes speculative confidence honest about still-indexing servers, and upgrades gcf-go to v1.5.0.

Fixed

• rename_symbol file corruption (#12): rename_symbol (non-dry-run) used to return the raw WorkspaceEdit and rely on the caller copying it back into apply_edit — the only edit tool that did so; replace_symbol_body, insert_after_symbol, insert_before_symbol, and safe_delete_symbol all apply server-side. That round-trip corrupted files: under AGENT_LSP_OUTPUT_FORMAT=gcf the edit was GCF-encoded (a summary format that flattens each TextEdit's range into positional path columns like range>end>character and requires the verbatim newText to be copied out of tool output and back into a tool argument), so LLM callers transposed the range offsets and truncated a large newText, overwriting the file. gcf-go itself encodes and decodes these WorkspaceEdits losslessly (verified), so this was an agent-lsp wire-format and round-trip bug, not a gcf-go bug. Reported by @V0idk.

Changed

• BREAKING: rename_symbol now applies the edit itself and returns a summary instead of returning a WorkspaceEdit for the caller to apply. The result is Renamed to "X" across N location(s) in M file(s): ... plus a post-rename diagnostics count, consistent with the other edit tools — the WorkspaceEdit never leaves the server as data to reconstruct, which eliminates the round-trip that corrupted files (#12). A separate apply_edit call after a non-dry-run rename is no longer needed (or wanted); apply_edit remains for its text-match mode. The dry_run=true preview is unchanged in intent (returns the edit for inspection) but now serializes as self-labeling JSON regardless of AGENT_LSP_OUTPUT_FORMAT, plus file/location counts. The lsp-rename skill's execute phase is updated accordingly.
• gcf-go upgraded to v1.5.0. Brings nested-null flatten losslessness (a nested object null at an intermediate level, e.g. {meta:{owner:null}}, is no longer silently dropped on round-trip) and deterministic graph edge ordering (edges sorted by source, then target, then type). Generic-profile delta encoding and labeled streaming trailer counts are available as opt-in APIs; agent-lsp does not use them yet, so default output is byte-identical. No API changes required.

Added

• confidence: "low" for unindexed speculative results. evaluate_session / preview_edit now report confidence: "low" when a clean result (net_delta <= 0) is read while the language server still has active $/progress work (indexing, cache priming, cargo check). Previously such results were reported as confidence: "high", so a still-priming server (notably rust-analyzer) could return a false all-clear — "no errors introduced" when the diagnostics simply had not been computed yet. Results that surface errors (net_delta > 0) are never downgraded, since diagnostics do not appear spuriously. New LSPClient.HasActiveProgress() exposes the signal.

Tests

• Added a live end-to-end regression (TestRenameSymbol_LiveGopls) that drives a real textDocument/rename through gopls and the full handler, asserting the file is renamed on disk and the tool returns a summary with no raw edit leaked. Skips cleanly when gopls is absent; CI's unit-and-smoke job now installs gopls so it runs there. Added unit coverage for the apply path against the pathological single-big-edit shape from #12 (TestApplyWorkspaceEdit_*), the JSON edit-encoding guard (TestEncodeResultJSON_*), and the rename summary counter (TestSummarizeWorkspaceEdit_*).