Knit 0.1.0-alpha.23

This release fixes token entry that could appear to hang when --token-stdin was used at a terminal.

• Run knit auth for guided setup of Git hosting credentials or a sync-service token.
• Run knit auth remote hosted --url https://host.example to configure a sync service directly. Paste the token at the hidden prompt and press Enter. Knit verifies it before saving.
• Run knit auth remote hosted to replace an existing sync token. Rejected tokens can be retried; cancellation and failed verification preserve the previous configuration. Use --offline only when deliberately saving without verification.
• Terminal use of remote add --token-stdin, remote token --token-stdin, and auth add --token-stdin now provides a hidden prompt that submits on Enter. Pipes remain supported for automation.
• Setup prints the actual token storage path and reports active environment overrides. An unavailable optional forge-capability check no longer fails a valid sync login.

Ubuntu installations using the signed Knit APT repository can upgrade with:

sudo apt update
sudo apt install --only-upgrade knit
knit --version
knit auth

Homebrew installations can upgrade with brew update && brew upgrade knit-cli/tap/knit. Platform archives, checksums, Linux packages, and Homebrew bottles are attached to this release.

Validation: 715 Linux CI tests passed, along with macOS and Windows CI. Signed APT upgrades from alpha.22 to alpha.23 were verified on Ubuntu 22.04 and 24.04; the installed binaries passed real-terminal token-entry, retry, cancellation, permissions, oversized-response, and timeout checks as an unprivileged user. Package-install CI also passed for amd64 and arm64 on both Ubuntu versions.

Homebrew was updated through homebrew-tap #11, with bottle-install CI passing on macOS and Linux. The automatic tap-update step reports a missing HOMEBREW_TAP_TOKEN; the manual publication is complete.