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chore: release dds 0.4.1 - #33

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  • Consumes the .changeset/flags-subpath.md patch changeset (fix(site-kit): flag data on a ./flags subpath + review follow-ups #32, merged to main at 12edb60), bumping the fixed release group (dds-tokens, dds-css, dds-icons, dds-solid, site-kit) from 0.4.0 to 0.4.1.
  • Supersedes the unpublished 0.4.0 bump (chore: release dds 0.4.0 #31) — 0.4.0 was never published, so this patch lands as 0.4.1 per the fixed group.
  • Re-synced pnpm-lock.yaml after changeset version.
  • Updated the two hard-coded version assertions in tests/foundation-contracts.test.mjs that still expected 0.4.0.

Test plan

  • pnpm run verify — build + check across all workspace packages, green
  • pnpm run verify:site-kit:release — foundation core tests, dds-solid/site-kit builds, pack + publish dry-run + fresh consumer import, green
  • Owner pushes tag dds-v0.4.1 after merge to publish

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* ci: release on every push to main through changesets/action

Until now release.yml only ran when someone pushed a `dds-v*` tag by
hand. Nothing created that tag: two release commits (0.4.0 in #31,
0.4.1 in #33) sat on main while npm stayed at 0.3.0, and the landing
that was waiting on site-kit 0.4.1 shipped behind a `<select>` instead
of the flag picker.

The workflow now runs on every push to main, passes the same
verification gate as before, and hands off to changesets/action: with
changeset files waiting it opens the "chore: release dds" version PR;
with none waiting (the version PR just merged) it runs `changeset
publish`, which publishes whatever is on main but not yet on npm and
tags each package. Re-runs are safe because versions already on npm are
skipped. Provenance and the NPM_TOKEN secret are unchanged. The README
pair describes the flow.

* ci: let the release verifiers pass when the version is already on npm

verify:solid:release and verify:site-kit:release end with
`npm publish --dry-run`, and npm refuses a dry-run of a version that is
already published. That made CI on main red from the moment a release
went out until the next version bump — exactly the state the new
release workflow runs in on every push. The pack, the manifest and the
fresh-consumer install are what these gates check; an "already
published" answer from the registry is now logged and counted as
passed, and every other dry-run failure still throws. verify:release
never hit this because it runs npm offline.
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