v6.2.0

[6.2.0] - 2026-07-21

Low-friction bounded-wave lore keeps Flow small while making parallel
contribution practical:

• Ordinary worker edits no longer stop for approval. Bash, .flow and .git
  metadata paths, external-directory access, skills, delegation, and Flow
  lifecycle tools stay denied; the manager runs every executable check and
  audits assigned versus changed paths.
• flow-run now instructs the manager to issue every cohort task in one
  tool-use turn and report a serialized host/model execution honestly. Serial,
  two-worker, three-worker, and one-follow-up canaries exercised failure,
  convergence, validation, review, and closure; a final candidate canary also
  completed an overlapping two-worker run with zero approval prompts. None of
  this adds a scheduler or durable wave state.
• An exact validation command that has started remains eligible for its
  after-hook; only a command that never starts expires after 15 minutes.
• Review-result semantics now have one domain-owned rule set, and the duplicate
  runtime guard exposes only its operational result, reason, and message.
• Operator documentation is shorter and leads with exact install/update,
  approval, status, and recovery behavior. Installation now pins 6.2.0.