v1.7.1

New commands

• inspect dotfiles: inventory .paredit metadata without reading file bodies.
• inspect test-risk: rank named top-level Common Lisp and Emacs Lisp functions without naming-convention test links by complexity. This is static analysis, not execution coverage.
• refactor bulk: apply wrap and syntactic rename-in-form operations with non-overlapping replacement spans against an original source snapshot, with validated preview and write modes. Rename does not resolve bindings.
• refactor unwrap-body: remove a wrapper while retaining arguments from --body-start to the end. Multiple forms require a top-level or recognized sequence position. This is structural editing, not a guarantee of preserved semantics.

Fixes

• Extend selected control-flow lint rules to Emacs Lisp cl-lib, respecting case-sensitive symbol identities.
• Support printed Emacs Lisp reader objects as opaque data, preserving their payloads during formatting.
• Add extract-local-function guards against assignments to free-variable cells.
• Add multi-path edit kill with overlap rejection, and preflight kill-ring reads.
• Validate all selected rewrites before the first write in ordinary lint fixes and refactor steps. Batch rollback is not universally guaranteed.
• Make the package-chain complexity regression control deterministic by counting actual scan work. Existing positive CPU-time bounds remain enforced; the quadratic control must fail both work-growth bounds.
• Measure the Clojure lint cost budget using thread CPU time on Linux and macOS, excluding scheduler waits. Preserve its generated inputs and 6× threshold; this finite-input budget is not proof of linear complexity.

Compatibility

• Rust MSRV remains 1.85.
• Incomplete inspect dotfiles inventories print their report and exit 3, without an enabling flag.
• Capabilities metadata describes unconditional gates and classifies --intended-bump as a severity gate.
• Capabilities schema IDs remain unchanged as optional fields are added. Obtain schemas from the same release or binary that produced the document: older cached strict schemas may reject new fields even when schema_version matches.