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Release 0.13.0 - #384

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Releases the five review fixes merged today (#380, #381, #379, #382, #383) alongside the two entries already sitting in [Unreleased] (#347, #348).

Minor rather than patch: [Unreleased] carries behaviour changes, not just corrections — the SIGTERM/SIGHUP drain from #348 and the verdict cache from #382 both change what an existing workspace does.

Contents

Changed — the public-API freeze is three snapshots instead of one (#347).

Fixed

Documentation-only, so not in the release notes: the herdr leftovers correction (#379), the ~/.claude mount Security Notes (#381) and the picker collision guard (#380, no user-visible behaviour beyond rows no longer being drawn a space apart).

One thing this PR also fixes

Merging #382 and #383 left two ### Fixed headings in [Unreleased]. Both auto-merged cleanly — GitHub reported MERGEABLE/CLEAN for each — and neither insertion was wrong on its own; git simply placed them either side of ### Changed. publish.yml:72-83 turns that section verbatim into the GitHub release notes, so it would have shipped that way. The two blocks are consolidated here with all five bullets intact.

Worth noting as a process point: a clean git merge is not the same as a coherent CHANGELOG, and nothing in CI checks the shape of that section.

Verified

  • cargo test --workspace: 1,677 passed, 0 failed. cargo fmt --check clean.
  • The two version guards run and pass — test_the_version_transcript_quotes_the_version_that_ships and test_the_conda_badge_names_the_version_that_ships, which is why README.md:15 (conda badge) and README.md:464 (the dl --version transcript) move too. Previous release PRs touched three files; these two strings had been carried by the feature PR that happened to ship each release, and there is no such PR this time.
  • rust/Cargo.lock refreshed via cargo update -w, matching the shape of Release 0.6.0 #337/Release 0.7.2 #364/Release 0.10.0 #372/Release 0.11.0 #375.

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Summary by Sourcery

Release version 0.13.0 with consolidated changelog entries covering the latest workspace lifecycle and provisioning fixes.

Documentation:

  • Update the README release badge and version example for 0.13.0.

Chores:

  • Refresh the Rust lockfile for the release.

Also consolidates the two `### Fixed` headings that merging #382 and
#383 left in [Unreleased]. Both auto-merged cleanly and neither was
wrong on its own; the result was a section with the heading twice,
which publish.yml turns verbatim into the release notes.

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Reviewer's Guide

This release PR promotes the accumulated behavioral changes and fixes to 0.13.0, cleans up the CHANGELOG structure, and synchronizes Cargo metadata, the lockfile, and README version references.

File-Level Changes

Change Details Files
Publishes version 0.13.0 and consolidates the release notes into a coherent tagged release section.
  • Moves the unreleased Changed and Fixed entries into the 0.13.0 section.
  • Preserves the five fix bullets while resolving duplicate Fixed headings.
  • Updates the workspace version and lockfile for the release.
CHANGELOG.md
rust/Cargo.toml
rust/Cargo.lock
Synchronizes user-facing version references with the new release.
  • Updates the Conda badge to 0.13.0.
  • Updates the documented dl --version transcript to 0.13.0.
README.md

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