v0.28.0

Changed

• runner why exits like runner run --dry-run. A refused, missing or
  ambiguous plan exits non-zero, and the human report prints the refusal on
  stderr (#170).
• list --json and doctor --json report a task's member as its label,
  which run accepts in <member>:<task>. Workspace members gain a label
  field, and workspace.current is a label (#171).
• A workspace member lists cargo's built-in commands and the aliases in its
  own .cargo/config.toml. Aliases from an ancestor config are listed once,
  at the root (#172).
• Help and completions for list, info, completions, why, config,
  schema, lsp and man omit global flags with no effect on them. The
  flags still parse (#176).
• runner install asks before it reaches the network only when
  --download, RUNNER_DOWNLOAD or download in runner.toml sets the
  policy. Unset, an install runs without a prompt (#167).
• runner why and --dry-run follow the download policy. Under
  --no-download they print the refusal run would hit and exit non-zero.
  Under ask they note that a real run asks first (#178).
• The home directory comes from the platform default everywhere:
  USERPROFILE on Windows, HOME or the account database elsewhere (#174).
• The runner.toml schema sets x-tombi-toml-version to v1.1.0, so tombi
  accepts TOML 1.1 syntax in runner.toml. Tombi completion offers
  $tool_name, $task_name and $var_name as the placeholder for a new
  [tools], [tasks] or env key. tombi format sorts each table into
  the order runner config init writes: global settings first, then env,
  [tools] and [tasks] from broadest to narrowest. [install] lists
  tools first, the step install runs first, and a task's output comes
  before its env, as at the top level.

Fixed

• runner why and runner doctor build their plans as previews. A preview
  skips the stand-in runtime, its temporary link and --dry-run traces.
• The dispatch arrow names the task without its source qualifier
  (→ just lint-sh).
• Only ~ and ~/... expand to the current user's home. ~name/... stays
  as written.
• A user cargo alias that redefines b, c, d, t, r or rm is listed
  with its own command, as cargo runs it. runner ignores a user alias named
  after a built-in command such as test, as cargo does.
• runner reads recipe descriptions from [doc("…")] attributes when just
  is not installed (#177).
• runner builds for targets other than Unix and Windows. Where the standard
  library cannot split PATH, runner splits it on : (#173).
• When no observed provider supports an operation, runner refuses it with
  no observed provider can <op> (#175).
• Help lists -V as an alias of -v and --build-options as an alias of
  --version, one row each.
• run --help lists [TASK], [ARGS], -s and -p under Arguments and
  Options, with one blank line before the closing notes.
• The network prompt and its refusal name what would run, such as
  Installing tools with mise and dependencies with bun or
  Running `npx eslint` . Shadowed installers are left out (#167).
• runner lists tasks from every mise config root in a monorepo. A nested
  task keeps its //dir:task name, and run //dir:task runs it. A root
  task drops its //: prefix.

What's Changed

• Add tombi metadata to the runner.toml schema by @kjanat in #182
• Fix dispatch, listing and portability by @kjanat in #183
• Name what would run in network prompts by @kjanat in #184
• Apply the download policy to explanations by @kjanat in #185
• List and run mise monorepo tasks by @kjanat in #188

Full Changelog: v0.27.1...v0.28.0