v0.1.1

Still early, experimental, and unaudited (see the
threat model).
This release is the first round of first-production-user feedback from 0.1.0,
fixed:

Changed

• Swarm registry docs & error messages (#17) — the registry is
  key-pinned HTTPS, and now everything says so. The README swarm recipe
  and silt daemon -registry help use the <ID>@https://host:port form the
  daemon prints; passing a bare https:// or an http:// URL to a pinned
  registry returns a message that names the fix instead of a raw TLS error.
• silt info summarizes by default (#18) — root, mode, size, chunk and
  stripe counts, erasure params; the full per-shard dump moved behind
  -shards. It was a wall of hashes on any real-sized file.
• silt add leads with the share link (#19), labelled, and prints the
  care link after with a "repair only, cannot decrypt" caveat. The bare
  link stays on stdout so silt add file remains pipeable.
• silt daemon pledges 5G by default (#21), matching silt client, so a
  fresh daemon contributes measurable, countable storage instead of an
  unlimited pledge that read as 0 B of network storage. -capacity "" still
  means unlimited.
• Shorter, easier-to-copy links (#20) — a link now encodes its two
  32-byte values in compact base64url (43 chars each) instead of 64-char
  hex, so a share link is ~30% shorter (137 → 95 chars). Old hex links still
  parse.
• Observatory (#22) explains it shows only the daemons you list that run
  -ui (no swarm auto-discovery), that "daemons observed" is not the peer
  count, and now displays the swarm's self-estimate ("~N peers") right beside
  it so the two numbers reconcile.

Added

• Build your own Silt test network —
  a public, end-to-end local walkthrough (sims → a real multi-node swarm that
  survives a node death), with all of the above fixes baked in.