v0.0.8

Overplane 0.0.8 is a spec-workflow release: overplane spec new grew a
proper inline body editor, spec frontmatter lost two fields nobody was
using well, and plain build output went from quiet to silent-until-summary.
The README also got a live screencast, which changes nothing about the
binary but does make us look busier.

What you get

• Write the whole spec in one sitting. The spec new interactive form
  now ends with a multi-line body editor (Enter inserts newlines,
  Ctrl+S or Alt+Enter finishes), so you no longer bounce out to $EDITOR
  to write the actual spec. Leave it empty and you get the starter
  skeleton, same as before.
• Leaner spec frontmatter. The status and author fields are gone
  from the spec-metadata schema, along with the --status and --author
  flags on spec new. Builds no longer skip specs by status: every spec
  in the directory builds.
• Silent plain build output. Plain-mode overplane build no longer
  prints per-step progress lines; you get the log stream and the final
  Build Summary table. Use --tui to watch progress live.
• Clearer next steps. After spec new, the next-step table points you
  at overplane build all instead of a manual edit-and-validate loop.
• A prose sweep across help text, prompts, and docs: em-dashes and
  AI-cliche phrasing removed, so the CLI reads like a person wrote it.

What you need to do

• Upgrade: overplane upgrade 0.0.8, or npm install -g overplane, or
  grab a binary below.
• Migration: if existing spec files carry status: or author: in
  their frontmatter, delete those lines; strict validation now rejects
  unknown fields. Scripts passing --status, --author, or --edit to
  spec new must drop those flags.

Under the hood

Imported from go-core since v0.0.7: a reusable multiline form primitive in
the TUI platform layer (FormText / RunMultilineForm with a custom huh
keymap, since terminals cannot distinguish Ctrl+Enter from Enter); the
plain build presenter deleted in favor of the noop presenter now that the
summary table carries the result; the spec-metadata schema slimmed and its
drift tests updated; the npm-publish workflow copies the root README into
the npm package at release time; and the public README hero swapped from a
GIF to a webm screencast of a real build.

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Assets are bare executables (upx-packed where supported), not tarballs:
download the one for your platform, chmod +x it (unix), and run it.

Verify the artifacts

sha256sum --ignore-missing -c checksums.txt

cosign verify-blob \
  --certificate checksums.txt.pem \
  --signature checksums.txt.sig \
  --certificate-identity-regexp 'https://github.com/overplane/overplane' \
  --certificate-oidc-issuer https://token.actions.githubusercontent.com \
  checksums.txt