v0.1.0

First tagged preview release of azldev, the developer CLI for the
Azure Linux distro.

Added

• Project and metadata management. Scaffold a project with azldev project init or project new, then parse, resolve, and query the TOML metadata
  (azldev.toml) that defines Azure Linux. Configuration merges built-in
  defaults with project and user-level (XDG) files, is fully validated, and is
  published as a JSON Schema via azldev config generate-schema.
• Component inspection and locking. List and inspect components with azldev component list and component query, and import new ones with component add. Deterministic component fingerprints and per-component lock files keep
  builds reproducible; component update refreshes them with --check-only,
  --bump, freshness-based skipping, a progress bar, and upstream-staleness
  detection. component changed and component diff-sources report what moved.
• Source preparation and spec rendering. component prepare-sources and
  component render produce build-ready sources and specs through a
  mock-based batch pipeline, synthesizing the git history that rpmautospec
  needs and constructing dist-git from lock-file history. A rich overlay system
  (spec search/replace, prepend/append lines, remove section or subpackage, file
  and source replacement, per-file overlay files, and inline metadata)
  customizes specs, with explicit release-calculation modes (autorelease,
  static, and automatic). Source archives are fetched from lookaside caches.
• Local package and image builds. Build individual packages with mock
  using component build, emitting RPMs and SRPMs into structured,
  publish-channel-aware output directories. azldev image builds, customizes,
  injects files into, boots, and runs LISA tests against Azure Linux images on a
  local QEMU VM.
• Package and repository queries. Inspect binary package configuration with
  azldev package list (including --rpm-file, debug-package synthesis, and
  separate package/component group columns), and inspect or manage RPM
  repositories with azldev repo query, backed by repo resources and repo-set
  templates.
• Command-line experience. Shell completions for bash, zsh, fish, and
  PowerShell; actionable hints on errors; global --quiet, --verbose, and
  --dry-run flags with table, json, csv, and markdown output formats;
  an embedded MCP server (azldev advanced mcp); and auto-generated CLI
  reference documentation.