chore(release): prepare v0.7.0 - #423
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WebUI trust and polish: diagnosable load failures, structured issue reports, the ratified Calibrated Instrument canvas direction, guided empty states, accessible palette hints, and deduplicated topbar stats. Package verification: 608,710-byte crate; standalone packaged-tree compile green.
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Prepare v0.7.0: the WebUI trust and polish release.
Verification: full canonical gate; strict Cairn scan; package size 608,710 bytes;
cargo package -p cairn-framework --allow-dirtycompiled successfully from the packaged tree. Sequential simplicity and adversarial release reviews applied; final finding fixed.