gopdsdk v0.10.0 - Complete System Integration

gopdsdk v0.10.0

This release completes the offline system and lifecycle integration planned for P10.

System control

• Added copied launch arguments and loaded-game path.
• Added restart with caller-provided launch arguments.
• Added owned 400×240 system-menu images.
• Added auto-lock and crank-sound controls with lifecycle restoration.
• Added mirror-started and mirror-ended lifecycle events.
• Added bounded ordered button callbacks with overflow reporting and termination suppression.

Clock and device environment

• Added current Playdate epoch time with millisecond precision.
• Added epoch/calendar conversion with validation.
• Added an independent high-resolution elapsed timer.
• Added copied OS version, language, and game PDX version information.
• Moved Input.DeltaSeconds to the wrapping monotonic millisecond clock so frame updates no longer reset the public elapsed timer.

Intentional omissions

Low-level delay, allocator, instruction-cache, printf-style formatting/parsing, fatal-error, and raw userdata entry points remain outside the public Go API. They are runtime plumbing or have direct Go equivalents.

Native console logging remains a development facility. FPS remains available through the existing read-only playdate.Display capability without adding a system-owned FPS drawing contract.

Validation

• Full go test ./... and go vet ./...
• Windows, macOS, and Linux native CI
• Linux race detector
• Playdate SDK 3.1.1 Simulator compilation, packaging, and interactive acceptance
• TinyGo conservative hard-float device compilation, linking, relocation validation, and packaging
• Physical Playdate installation and complete P10.1/P10.2 interaction acceptance
• Conservative-GC soak, bounded-memory validation, and unchanged post-run crashlog.txt and errorlog.txt

See MIGRATING.md for adoption guidance and CHANGELOG.md for detailed evidence.