v0.8.0

This release adds five Git inspection reports, holds every document built by jz new to the same nesting limit as documents jz reads, and replaces the in-process Go benchmarks with whole-command himorime suites that cover latency, CPU time, peak memory and throughput.

Added

• Five Git reports: git clean -n (git/clean-dry-run), git diff --summary (git/diff-summary), git ls-files --eol (git/ls-files-eol), git notes list (git/notes-list) and git submodule status (git/submodule-status). The registry holds 270 commands through 742 definitions.

Changed

• Performance is measured only with himorime. bench/himorime.yaml runs jz as a pipeline does, one process per call: start-up, detection with and without a named parser, text no definition reads, registries of 26 to 1000 extra definitions and --define, 100 000-row ps, df, mount and env output, every data format, csv key selection, --stream, -p and jz new, for latency, CPU time, peak RSS and throughput. A pull request is compared with its base on the same runner and fails on a confident regression. bench/compare/himorime.yaml measures jz against jc and jo, and make bench-docs rewrites the tables of the comparison page from it. The Go benchmark functions, bench/baseline.txt, the benchstat comparison and scripts/compare_bench.sh are gone.

Fixed

• jz new --path could build a document nested past the 1000-level limit that the same document read as JSON or YAML refused. The completed document, including containers made by a location and values read from files or --each, is now held to that limit with exit 3 and no output.