v0.5.0 — open source, again

Headline

1. MIT open source: Aesop relicensed to MIT, removing adoption barriers for team-scale orchestration.
2. Wave latency telemetry: Per-phase execution timelines + agent percentiles surface bottlenecks; chaos injection harness validates recovery under failure.
3. Evidence audit trail: Incident chronicles, handoff certificates, and cross-OS drift snapshots give operators ground truth on fleet health and custody transfers.
4. Dashboard completeness: AC authoring, error boundaries, and corrected heartbeat path finish first-class dashboard support for non-CLI operators.
5. Honest benchmarks: README now separates realistic limitations (small N=39, local-first, ledger-based cost ceiling for Claude driver) from capability claims; supported by held-out measurement.

Everything Else

• Sandboxed test hygiene (isolated temp dirs, pollution guards).
• Stats verification fail-closed (no CI tree mutation).
• Adversarial-review phase (opt-in, gated).
• Append-only lane journal + zombie-resurrection fail-closed gate (tracker_guard).
• /dashboard skill for launching and monitoring the web dashboard.
• Mission-Control dashboard MVP — status-first HealthHeader, grouped agents, wave progress timeline.
• Scheduled cross-OS CI monitoring (windows/linux divergence tracking).
• Wave-templates CI validation gate.