v3.1.1

The release where the first run stops being the worst run — and Windows joins CI.

• Install once, and every repository you open works. install wires OpenLore at user scope and
  points at OpenLore's own CLI instead of an npx shim, so no console window flashes on Windows and
  a second repository needs no second setup.
• Answer during the first build, instead of "no index found". A partially built index serves what
  it already has, and an index that genuinely cannot be served says why rather than reporting absence.
• The call graph names where it stops seeing. Chained intra-object receivers resolve instead of
  going silent, and unresolved call shapes are disclosed as boundaries rather than assumed empty.
• Windows is a tested platform, not a hope. The unit suite runs on Windows in CI and ten defects
  it surfaced are fixed; the deny-list dropped from 49 tests to 2. Repository-relative paths OpenLore
  serves are POSIX on every platform.
• The watcher and the serving path stop wasting work. A flush can no longer skip silently, a
  deterministic-failure budget is not spent on a wait, per-call serving work is bounded, and serving
  caches invalidate on external writes.
• Dependency and supply-chain upkeep. Native tree-sitter grammars, LanceDB 0.38.0, Vitest 5, and
  the dev-dependency group are current; the sharp override moves to ^0.35.4 to clear the libheif
  advisory (GHSA-rgj7-g3m4-5g8c); CI now fails on a digest-less lockfile at the point it is fixable.

No breaking changes. No public API or configuration schema change from 3.1.0.

Upgrade: npm i -g openlore@3.1.1 — or openlore update.

Full Changelog: v3.1.0...v3.1.1