Release v0.6.0 · gosuda/flats

Highlights

zrok as a public network provider: public flats can be served as zrok public shares on the operator's zrok account, next to Tailscale Funnel and Portal. Connect the account in the console (Settings → Network providers → zrok) with its account token; no zrok CLI is needed. Each flat reserves its slug as a zrok name, so its public URL stays the same across restarts and Private↔Public changes. Publishing and both visibility directions still need approval.
Documents run at once: documents (type: "docs") no longer have a Draft, versions, previews, publish, rollback or data snapshots. Creating or saving a document runs it immediately, Private, without approval. Visibility changes and deletion still need approval. Version tools (list_versions, get_draft, publish, deploy, open_preview, rollback) refuse documents with category invalid.
Default providers for new flats: network.default_private and network.default_public choose the one provider per mode a new flat is allowed on, editable from the console. New flats are still always Private; a public default is a permission only. The flat list and header get one open shortcut that lists every network a flat is served on.

No database schema migration relative to v0.5.0. Upgrades from older releases should also follow the intervening release notes, including v0.4.0's database migration and backup guidance.
On first start, a document flat that was saved but never started is started (Private). Publish approvals already pending for document flats are not cancelled, and a Draft left on an already running document is not applied automatically.
New config.json keys: network.default_private, network.default_public, zrok.environment, zrok.namespace, and zrok in network.permitted. Config parsing is strict, so once any of them is written, an older release refuses the file; remove them before downgrading.
When you use zrok, back up zrok/ in the data directory with the rest of the data (without it a deleted flat no longer releases its zrok name). zrok-environment/ holds the connected account's token and identity (mode 0600); treat it like the other credential files.
On the free zrok plan, a visitor's browser first sees a zrok warning page once.

feat(expose): add zrok as a public network provider by @oesni in #47
ci: fix the Mermaid encoding timeout and run tests in parallel shards by @oesni in #58
feat(docs): run documents at once without versions or publishing by @oesni in #60
feat(network): default providers per mode for new flats by @oesni in #59
ci: run QuickJS package tests in parallel and split out docs budgets by @oesni in #61

Full Changelog: v0.5.0...v0.6.0