0.7.0

Added

• The release drill rehearses the rc legs: an rc cut probe asserting a
  prerelease, an untouched CHANGELOG.md and surviving fragments, and a
  promotion probe asserting the assembled final section while the candidate
  stays a prerelease (#321).
• drill/rehearsal.sh runs the release drill: scratch repo, armed fixture,
  caller stub at a rewritten fork pin, the six doctrine probes and the
  record. Every refusal probe's nothing-created claim is a before/after tag
  and release count (#313).
• The instrument archives and never deletes, printing the operator's delete
  step instead of retrying a 403 wall, and refuses to pin the caller stub at
  a tag-named ref on this repo (#135, #313).

Changed

• Release-init step 1 now covers the member that arrives by re-opening a
  closed issue: re-point its declaration at the epic and verify the parse
  before the re-open, so the sweep cannot promote it in between (#325).
• Release doctrine now covers cumulative prerelease cuts, deterministic rc
  re-arming, and the changelog precondition for adopting that path (#322).
• Release doors now publish candidates as prereleases with fragment-assembled notes and automatically re-arm the next candidate (#320).
• Changelog guards now preserve fragments and leave the changelog untouched for tag-only release candidates (#319).
• Release candidates now re-arm deterministically to the next numbered rc development tree (#318).

Fixed

• The issue-flow sweep survives a long release body: the membership record
  reaches its parser from a variable rather than a pipe, so the parser's
  bounding exit can no longer break the writer feeding it (#364).
• A pre-loop failure in that sweep names its stage — the board read, the
  membership parse, or the flag computation — instead of a bare jq
  message and an exit code (#364).
• Make the closing-issue graph authoritative for Refs pull requests and stop treating quoted closing keywords in code spans as defects (#359).
• The epic task-list parse takes every CommonMark list marker, not just
  - and *; rows and headings indented past three spaces open nothing
  (#349).
• Neither section parser reads a heading or a row inside a fenced code
  block, and an indented heading now closes its section instead of running
  the parse into the next one (#349).
• Skip an issue when its dependency state cannot be read instead of accusing a valid blocker declaration (#345).