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· 19 commits to main since this release

Documentation only — no runtime change. Published because README.md ships
inside the package, so the corrections below were not visible to anyone reading
0.19.0 on npm.

Fixed - README claims that had gone stale

  • "Framework errors (Flutter.Error) are always captured regardless." Not
    true, and measured untrue: the widget inspector posts that event only while
    structured error reporting is on, which the framework disables in profile mode
    and on the web. On those targets a thrown framework error leaves no trace at
    all. The same claim had already been corrected in
    docs/Implementation-Notes.md and was left standing in the README.
  • The retention list named five categories and omitted three (state,
    rebuilds, navigation), and gave only the 60fps frame figure. A 25-minute run
    measured eviction beginning at 4 minutes under a 10fps workload, and the note
    that every diagnosis carries a retention warning once eviction starts was
    missing entirely.
  • Security did not mention the VM Service credential scrub, nor that
    FLUTTER_LAMP_REDACT=off deliberately does not disable it. That distinction is
    the point of the fix in 0.19.0: the switch exists so a developer can read their
    own app's headers and log text, not so the server will hand out the key to the
    app it is attached to.
  • "Agents should not call all sixteen" — the table lists 22.
  • The roadmap listed state-management activity and navigation as next; both
    shipped in 0.17.0.
  • Three tool rows described output that grew in 0.19.0: runtime_status (session
    cost, VM-to-host clock offset), diagnose_runtime (stable cause label,
    unobservable coverage), get_state_activity (Provider and Bloc, not only
    Riverpod).

The README's tool table and the server's tools/list were then diffed rather
than eyeballed: 22 each, with no entry on either side missing from the other.