bootstrap v2026.09.15

Windows 1.37.0

Removed

• vim.vim from cli. 1.36.0 added it to close a documented parity GAP,
  but the winget package installs to %LOCALAPPDATA%\Programs\Vim and never
  puts itself on PATH, so vim was never actually runnable after a fresh
  bootstrap. Pulled back out until there's a phase to fix its PATH (or a
  package that does it itself). tools/cli-parity.conf carries the GAP note
  again.

Linux 1.30.0

Changed

• The Manual - reported only phase is skipped when MANUAL is empty,
  instead of printing a header with nothing under it in every run. MANUAL
  has been empty here since before this entry, so the phase never had anything
  to say.

Added

• sd, xh and doggo in RELEASES. A sed replacement that takes
  literal strings, an HTTP client that speaks JSON without a row of curl
  flags, and a dig that prints a readable table - on a fresh Debian or
  Ubuntu box doggo is the only DNS client here, since dnsutils is not in
  the apt list. All three are release binaries: none is in the archive. The
  zsh fragment aliases dig to doggo and adds http/https for xh
  (upstream ships xhs as a symlink inside the tarball, which
  install_release_bins does not copy); sd deliberately gets no sed
  alias, since its pattern syntax is not sed's and anything pasted from a
  script would quietly do something else.

macOS 1.32.0

Changed

• The Manual - reported only phase is skipped when MANUAL is empty,
  instead of printing a header with nothing under it in every run.

• MANUAL is empty. mas and colima were the only entries; neither is
  wanted on this machine, and both were reported missing on every run.

Added

• jetbrains-toolbox in the dev group, and rider/datagrip in
  HELD. Toolbox installs and self-updates both IDEs, so a rider or
  datagrip cask would fight it - the same reasoning the Managed section of
  windows/packages.psd1 already carried for Toolbox, Rider and Android
  Studio. HELD was empty until now, which made the omission look like an
  oversight rather than a decision.

• sd, xh and doggo in cli. A sed replacement that takes literal
  strings, an HTTP client that speaks JSON without a row of curl flags, and a
  dig that prints a readable table. The zsh fragment aliases dig to
  doggo and adds http/https for xh; sd deliberately gets no sed
  alias, since its pattern syntax is not sed's and anything pasted from a
  script would quietly do something else.