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Release commit promoting [Unreleased] to v0.16.0 and updating ROADMAP.md.

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  • CHANGELOG.md: promote [Unreleased] to [0.16.0] - 2026-04-10; consolidate duplicate Fixed sections; update comparison link
  • ROADMAP.md: remove 12 resolved issues from Phase 1 (Adoption Blockers now empty, Cleanup now empty), Phase 2, Phase 3; add 12 entries to Completed; strike through in Open Issues Index

12 Issues Resolved in v0.16.0

#256, #261, #263, #266, #268, #269, #270, #272, #274, #279, #281, #282, #283

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This release commit promotes [Unreleased] to [0.16.0] - 2026-04-10 in CHANGELOG.md and updates ROADMAP.md to mark 12 fix bundles (13 individual issue numbers) as completed, leaving Phase 1 Adoption Blockers and Cleanup empty. The comparison links and struck-through Open Issues Index entries are all consistent with the changes described.

Confidence Score: 5/5

Safe to merge — documentation-only release commit with no code changes; all entries are consistent and cross-referenced correctly.

All findings are P2 (documentation clarity). The CHANGELOG promotion, comparison links, Completed section, and Open Issues Index strike-throughs are all internally consistent. The sole comment is a cosmetic count discrepancy in the PR description body (13 issue numbers labelled as 12), which does not affect the released content.

No files require special attention.

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CHANGELOG.md Correctly promotes [Unreleased] to [0.16.0] - 2026-04-10 with all 12 fix entries; comparison links updated accurately; [Unreleased] left empty above new release.
ROADMAP.md All 13 issue numbers (12 bundles) struck through in Open Issues Index and moved to Completed; Phase 1 Adoption Blockers and Cleanup marked as fully resolved for v0.16.0.

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flowchart TD
    A["[Unreleased] section\n(empty after promotion)"] --> B["[0.16.0] - 2026-04-10"]
    B --> C["Fixed (8 entries)\n#256, #261+#263, #272, #274, #279, #281, #282, #283"]
    B --> D["Added (2 entries)\n#269, #270"]
    B --> E["Changed (2 entries)\n#266, #268"]
    C --> F["ROADMAP: Phase 1 Adoption Blockers\n(all resolved -- v0.16.0)"]
    C --> G["ROADMAP: Phase 1 Cleanup\n(all resolved -- v0.16.0)"]
    D --> F
    E --> H["ROADMAP: Phase 2 items removed\n#266, #268"]
    I["13 issues struck through\nin Open Issues Index"] --> J["12 Completed entries\nadded to ROADMAP"]
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Comment:
**Issue count in PR description is 13 numbers, not 12**

The PR description header says "12 Issues Resolved in v0.16.0" but the list enumerates 13 individual issue numbers: #256, #261, #263, #266, #268, #269, #270, #272, #274, #279, #281, #282, #283. The count of 12 comes from treating #261 and #263 as a single bundled fix — which is consistent with how `CHANGELOG.md` and `ROADMAP.md` represent them — but the PR description lists them as two separate numbers without making that bundling explicit. Not a functional problem, but it may confuse readers cross-referencing the description against the issue list.

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@MScottAdams MScottAdams merged commit e6cf497 into master Apr 10, 2026
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