AnyPick 1.1.0

What's Changed

• feat(release): ship v1.1.0 to every OS without notarization by @outof0 in #1
• fix(build): check out text files with LF so Windows release checks parse them by @outof0 in #2
• fix(release): run npm ci and the node-free check from the right directory by @outof0 in #3
• fix(release): give the Windows build an icon and run smoke scans inside the Go module by @outof0 in #4
• fix(release): unpack the rpm payload uncompressed and stop assigning PowerShell's HOME by @outof0 in #5
• fix(release): give the tag step a git identity by @outof0 in #6

New Contributors

• @outof0 made their first contribution in #1

Full Changelog: v1.0.0...v1.1.0

Highlights (from CHANGELOG.md)

First native release. The project is now AnyPick: it was hotplug up to
1.0.0. Commands use anypick, and the data directory is ~/.anypick.

Added

• Linux (AppImage, deb, rpm) and Windows (MSI, NSIS) desktop installers from
  the shared Go engine (ADR 0020). Each desktop payload is smoke-tested on its
  own OS before it is staged. The macOS desktop app remains deferred until
  signing and notarization are configured.
• Native CLI and terminal UI archives for macOS Intel/Apple Silicon, Linux
  x64/arm64 and Windows x64/arm64, with build provenance attestations and an
  SBOM attached to the release.

Changed

• Breaking for npm users: the anypick npm package is now a thin launcher
  (Node 18+) that downloads the matching checksum-verified native CLI from
  GitHub Releases into ~/.cache/anypick. The native CLI does not run
  third-party plugins (ADR 0021). Pin anypick@1.0.0 to keep the old
  JavaScript package.

The 1.0.0 section below is historical: it describes the pre-cutover
JavaScript CLI, then named hotplug.