procdeck@1.0.0

Major Changes

• 2364ad0: procdeck 1.0.0. Nothing breaks in this release — the version says the surface
  is settled and will not move under you without a major bump.

  What 1.0 promises to keep stable:

  • The config, both formats: every field of the schema (and therefore
    schema.json), the ${port} / ${port:id} templating, needs /
    readyWhen readiness, preflight, alerts, observe, and the
    defineConfig export.
  • The CLI: the verbs (up, down, restart, status, ls, open,
    init, logs, mark, wait-for, errors, http, agents, mcp),
    their flags, and the shape of every --json payload. wait-for keeps exit
    2 for a timeout.
  • The MCP tools: names and parameters of deck_status, get_logs,
    get_http, get_errors, set_mark, wait_for, timeline, and the
    --mutations trio.
  • The addresses: <id>.localhost:<ui-port> for every proc, the UI on
    4820 by default, loopback-only unless host says otherwise.

  Internals stay internal: the deck's HTTP API, the registry files under
  ~/.procdeck/, the SSE event shapes and everything under src/ are free to
  change.

  The readme is now the pitch and the docs live in docs/ — config reference,
  the agent harness, the traffic observer and the architecture notes.

Minor Changes

• 6ef989d: procdeck restart --all restarts every deck on this machine — stop, then detach again
  from each deck's own registry entry (foreground decks are skipped). The version a deck
  actually runs now shows in status, ls and the UI's deck switcher, and status/up
  say so out loud when it differs from the CLI — the answer to "did my update reach this
  deck?".