PageCurl 0.1.2

PageCurl 0.1.2 fixes the NuGet listing README. A raw HTML logo tag was displayed as text because NuGet.org does not render HTML in package READMEs. The redundant tag is removed; the listing header retains the embedded package icon.

Package validation now rejects HTML image tags before publication, with regression coverage. This release changes package documentation and validation only; library behavior and the public API are unchanged from 0.1.1.

The 0.1.1 constructor-setting, spread-readiness and responsive-layout fixes remain included. Platform and device validation limits remain documented in the release criteria.

Hosted Verify passed all four jobs, including 122 native assertions, complete package assets and isolated consumers. Core and MAUI passed API compatibility against 0.1.1.

Complete packages and symbols are attached below. Both packages and symbols are published on NuGet.org. The latest MAUI listing renders the README correctly, without escaped HTML. A fresh external consumer restored and ran from NuGet.org alone; downloaded payloads match the reviewed distribution.

PageCurl 0.1.1

PageCurl 0.1.1 fixes three reliability issues:

• PageTurnView preserves custom flick and completion settings supplied at construction.
• PageSpreadView rejects turns while hidden or while its snapshots need refreshing, including commands issued from readiness callbacks.
• Live pages and spreads fit the current layout bounds and padding, preserving their aspect ratio through compact layouts and desktop resizing.

The demo, documentation and recorded preview reflect the corrected behavior. Deterministic and native regression coverage accompanies the fixes. Public API compatibility is checked against 0.1.0.

Packages target .NET 10 / MAUI 10. Physical-device performance, full screen-reader journeys, Windows runtime validation and iOS automated gesture coverage remain open; build and native-fixture evidence do not certify those areas.

Hosted validation passed all four jobs, including 122 native assertions, platform builds and complete distribution checks. Core and MAUI passed API compatibility checks against their published 0.1.0 baselines. Packages and symbols are attached below.

Both Core and MAUI packages and symbols are published on NuGet.org. A fresh external consumer restored and ran from that feed alone; published payloads match the validated distribution. The updated documentation and demo preview are live.