v0.8.0

• Add a test suite: 85 tests in test_proj.py, stdlib unittest, no dependencies. Run with python3 -m unittest discover. Covers slugging, status thresholds, query resolution, ID allocation, frontmatter, remote-URL parsing, discovery classification, index review, the ignore list, the data layer, template rendering, and both ADR modes
• Fix is_ignored comparing paths case-sensitively. It used os.path.normcase, which is a no-op on everything except Windows, so the case-insensitive matching the code claimed to do never happened: a path typed into proj ignore with different casing to the one on disk silently failed to match. It now casefolds, and compares realpaths on both sides so a symlink matches its target either way round
• Every test that touches disk uses a temp directory, and the data-layer tests repoint proj's module paths, so a test run can never read or write the real ~/.proj
• Run the tests in CI: a GitHub Actions workflow on push and pull request, against Python 3.9 and 3.13 on macOS. macOS because proj shells out to open and pbpaste and the installer writes to ~/.zshrc, so a Linux run would pass while proving nothing; 3.9 because that is the python3 macOS ships
• Rewrite the README opening. It led with one line of description and then a command reference, which told a visitor nothing about why they would want the tool. It now opens with the problem, real proj list output, and the three things that are actually distinctive: computed status, discovery, and review
• .gitignore no longer ignores all of docs/, which meant the project could never commit its own documentation. It now ignores only the generated per-project prompt files