CronWatch 0.14.1

Fixed

• Every language: concurrent recovery checks and a run's normal completion consume a pending result only once, so one failed run cannot count twice toward an alert. A late success still recovers a timed-out run.
• Every language: output recording bounds individual oversized lines as well as the retained window, preserves the output preview and expectations, and removes NUL bytes before clipping the redaction margin.
• Every language: malformed JSON and non-object JSON bodies return 400 on dashboard sign-in and silence routes, without changing a job's silence state.
• TypeScript: alert transport errors no longer expose credentials from URLs or headers, and alert URLs containing credentials are rejected.
• MCP: job definitions, run metadata and alert metadata are fenced as untrusted data, and connection errors do not disclose credentials.
• Java: the Spring starter uses patched Jackson and Tomcat dependencies.
• Updated development and optional dependency selections, with two narrowly scoped, expiring advisory exceptions documented in security/README.md.
• Rust: removed the test certificate generator dependency and refreshed workspace package versions in Cargo.lock. Releases now refresh that lockfile automatically.
• Rust: the cron fuzz target handles the smallest signed integer without overflowing.

Changed

• CI scans resolved dependencies in all nine ecosystems on code changes and weekly, and blocks on unexcepted advisories or incomplete scans.
• Go examples require Go 1.26 for patched development dependencies; the core library still supports Go 1.25.

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