v1.1.1

npm 1.1.1 (full lockstep across all 14 @metaobjectsdev/* publish candidates), PyPI 1.1.1, NuGet 1.1.1 and Maven Central 8.1.1.

Fixed

• A fresh npm i @metaobjectsdev/cli no longer reports high-severity advisories.
  @metaobjectsdev/sdk declared zod ^3.23.0, which resolves to a release the zod advisory
  GHSA-mrhx-c7xc-m3w5 covers (fixed in 4.6.6), and npm installed it beside the zod 4 the CLI
  already used. The sdk now declares ^4.6.6 and reads its config with the zod 4 API; the
  config it accepts is unchanged, and a rejected config still names each offending path, with
  the reason now in zod 4's wording.
• C#: dotnet meta verify --templates <dir> fails when <dir> does not exist. It exited 0
  with "OK", since nothing in an empty root can drift. It now exits 2 and names the directory.
  A bare dotnet meta verify <metadataDir> runs the templates gate its help describes, reading
  prompts/ when that directory exists and templates/ otherwise, where it used to exit 2 asking
  for a root. The generated-code gate is verify --codegen --out <dir>, as before.
• C#: the generated create route no longer warns CS8600. Author input; is now Author? input;.
  The next regeneration changes that one line in every *Routes.g.cs.
• C#: the drift message says gen needs --out. "Run 'dotnet meta gen'" on its own exits 2.
• Java and Kotlin: the stale-code message names a command that runs. When the generate
  configuration sits inside an <execution>, mvn metaobjects:verify now suggests
  mvn metaobjects:generate@<id>; a bare mvn metaobjects:generate fails there with "No
  element was defined".

Documentation

• The Java, Kotlin and C# quickstarts in docs/ports/ work as written on a clean machine against
  the published packages: the Java and Kotlin poms carry a Java level, the dependencies the
  generated code compiles against and a plugin-level <configuration> (Kotlin also its
  <executions> and kotlin-maven-plugin), and the C# page fills the generator list before the
  first gen, gives the app project, serializes enums as strings, marks fields @filterable and
  ends in the real drift gate.
• The README opens with a copy-paste quick start, and its Languages table, the port pages and the
  Python floor name 1.1.0 / 8.1.0.
• CONTRIBUTING.md says one thing about CI: GitHub Actions runs scripts/ci-local.sh — the
  leak scan on every pull request, the conformance and integration lanes on main, nightly
  and on release tags.

Changed

• Python: metaobjects gen and verify --codegen run ruff as its own binary. Every emitted
  file is import-sorted and formatted by ruff twice, and each call used to go through
  python -m ruff, which starts a second interpreter only to exec the binary the ruff package
  installed. That start was about 90% of codegen time (59 ms against 6 ms a call, measured). The
  formatter now resolves that binary once with ruff's own find_ruff_bin, so the ruff version
  and the generated output are unchanged; it falls back to python -m ruff if the binary cannot
  be found.