Changelog for 0.0.2b1

CHANGELOG.md

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 # Changelog
 
+## v0.0.2b1 — 2026-08-09
+
+A beta, because 0.0.1 was published without anyone installing it and using it. That release
+was pulled from PyPI within a day; this one fixes what it got wrong.
+
+### Fixed
+
+- **Every run printed ~69 "Failed to catalog parser plugin" errors.** The package omitted its
+  own distribution name from its first-party trust list, so all 78 bundled parsers were
+  refused as untrusted third-party code. Results were still correct, which is why exit code 0
+  said nothing was wrong.
+- **`python -m intentumdiff` failed.** There was no `__main__.py`. Only the console script
+  worked, despite the docs reaching for `python -m` throughout.
+- **An error message linked to a domain that did not exist.** It now points at the
+  documentation site.
+- **`intentumdiff file a.py b.py` labelled both sides with the NEW filename**, and reported a
+  "working tree" scope for diffs where no working tree was involved.
+- **An OSV advisory notice was printed to stderr on every invocation**, naming an
+  "allow vulnerable" override. It is a debug detail, not something to act on.
+- **The certified engine path was never taken.** The wheel publishes as `intentumdiff-python`
+  while the import package is `intentumdiff`, so the parser id arrived distribution-qualified
+  and failed an allowlist that did not recognise it. Diffs were still correct and still Rust,
+  so nothing looked wrong — but the certification, and the intent facts only that path
+  derives, were silently missing.
+
+### Added
+
+- `scripts/smoke_published_wheel.py` — installs the built artefact into a clean virtualenv and
+  does what a new user does in their first five minutes: install, import, console script,
+  `python -m`, a real diff, **clean stderr**, and every URL in the output resolving. It exists
+  because every 0.0.1 defect passed CI and was obvious within a minute of installing the wheel.
+- Documentation at https://buchochelliq-labs.github.io/intentumdiff-docs/, where every example
+  is executed in CI against a real installed wheel and compared with its documented output.
+
+### Known limitations
+
+- Requires **Python 3.12 or newer**. On older interpreters pip reports "could not find a
+  version that satisfies the requirement", which reads as a missing package but is not.
+
 ## v0.0.1
 
 First stable release.