ivue@2.2.2

Skill release — the engine is byte-identical to 2.2.1; this ships the
current Standard Operating Manual to npx ivue skill, which installs the
copy bundled with the package.

The Standard, extended in production

The manual grew 779 → 845 lines with conventions earned in the field
(building Invar, the 94k-line terminal
IDE on ivue):

• Reading your own statics — the ladder. A getter that reaches statics
  through a namespace's Class slot hard-binds to the base class and
  silently ignores subclass overrides (measured: a subclass setting 0.1
  still read 0.4). The three-rung ladder: delete the static if nothing
  outside reads it → read live off the receiver with
  (this.constructor as typeof $X).MEMBER → or name the class directly
  when overriding must not happen.
• Constants get roles. The old "plain fields for constants" guidance is
  replaced by a role table: tunable class constants are
  static get SCREAMING_SNAKE_CASE() (overridable, receiver-followed),
  hot-path byte constants are static readonly, identity data is an
  instance readonly field, constructed dependencies come from createX()
  factory methods — anything else is a defect.
• Member ordering. One order everywhere: static members → constructor →
  state getters → prop getters → derived getters → methods.
• Construction-order note. Getter and prototype-method overrides
  dispatch while a parent constructor runs; subclass field initializers do
  not — which is what makes getters safe tunables and createX() safe
  construction seams.
• The class template now shows the Static($X) anchor form and a
  receiver-following static read in place.

Also in the box

• Additional Static() test coverage (anchor shape, composition,
  binding-order cases). Engine coverage stays 100%.
• Build tooling: vite-plugin-dts loads only for library builds, never
  under vitest (fixes fresh-install CI where current api-extractor releases
  break under the pinned plugin).

Upgrade: npm i ivue@2.2.2, then re-run npx ivue skill (or
npx ivue skill --all) to refresh the installed manual.