Nothing that runs in this package changed. A fresh build of the release commit was packed and
compared against the published 1.2.2 tarball: dist/ is identical file for file, and package.json
differs only in the version string. The remaining difference is this CHANGELOG entry, which ships
because CHANGELOG.md does.
It exists because the estate releases on a cadence, so a library whose artifact is unchanged
publishes anyway and says so rather than implying a benefit it does not deliver. There is no
reason to upgrade from 1.2.2, and a consumer on ^1.2.0 gains nothing by resolving to it.
Internal
Not shipped — files is dist, LICENSE, README.md, CHANGELOG.md, and the only file touched
since 1.2.2 is AGENTS.md:
- The shared review-rules block was synchronised with its canonical copy, bringing in an invariant
for keys built from more than one field — the generalised form of the deduplication defect this
package corrected in 1.2.2. - Two repository-specific review rules were corrected: one rested its case on a defect that had
since been fixed, so the claim had become false; the other required an authorship finding to
quote a resolvable commit id, a criterion the shared block superseded by placing author and
committer identity out of scope entirely.