scholialang 0.7.2

Patch release hardening constraint validation while preserving the stable Scholia v0.6.2 language grammar.

• Correctly parses article-bearing constraints such as “Never a bare null.”
• Uses full token boundaries and case-insensitive forbidden-phrase matching.
• Adds shared positive/negative conformance fixtures and release-version guards.
• Preserves forward-only constraint scope.

scholialang 0.7.1

scholialang 0.7.1 — first synchronized suite release

Additive fingerprint= attribute (contract-approved). No behavior change for
existing traces. 0.7.0 skipped intentionally so scholialang and scholialang-mcp
share one version line.

scholialang v0.6.2

What's Changed

• fix: ship v0.6.2 recursive action result closure by @dbrewpnw in #16

Full Changelog: v0.6.1...v0.6.2

v0.6.1

The <Concluding> status release. A <Concluding> may now carry an
optional status attribute recording the terminal disposition of the
Goal it closes, aligning the reference parser/validator with the ratified
v0.6.1 spec contract.

• <Concluding status=...> — status is an optional enum
  (met|unmet|partially_met) on the Concluding dataclass and in
  KIND_SPECIFIC_FIELDS['Concluding']. The parser accepts it, the
  serializer round-trips it, and compute_canonical_id folds it into the
  content hash only when present. A status-less <Concluding> parses and
  validates exactly as before (v0.5/v0.6.0 back-compat).
• Validator — when status is present it must be one of
  met|unmet|partially_met; an out-of-enum value is a hard validation
  error (under the v031_optional_fields rule). The goal_declared rule
  now reads Concluding.status: a required Goal is closed by a status-less
  Concluding (back-compat) or one carrying an in-enum status.
• Versions — the package version (pyproject + __version__) and
  SCHOLIA_VALIDATOR_VERSION both move to 0.6.1. The registry format
  version stays 0.6 (it tracks the on-disk format, not the patch).
• Publish hygiene — internal references were scrubbed from src/,
  tests/, and fixtures, and a CI leak guard
  (tests/unit/scholia/test_public_hygiene.py) now hard-fails on the
  forbidden token set across src/, tests/, and scripts/.
• Registry DAG naming — the registry's in-memory return type is now
  VerificationDag (a content-addressed DAG of verification relationships,
  not a linear chain), surfaced via walk_dag / to_verification_dag /
  dag_to_dict / dag_from_dict and backed by the
  scholialang.verification_dag shim. The default on-disk registry path
  becomes ~/.scholia/registry.verification_dag.json. This settles the
  interim v0.6.0 DAG-shape naming before the v0.6.1 publish, so the
  registry's public surface debuts under the accurate verification_dag
  name rather than the inaccurate "chain" framing.

scholialang v0.6.0

Initial public PyPI release of the Scholialang reference implementation.\n\nHighlights:\n- v0.6 content-addressable canonical_id substrate\n- Canonical-id-aware parser and validator\n- DAG registry and lazy prelude support\n- MIT OR Apache-2.0 licensing