GUIbiont v1.0.0

First tagged release of GUIbiont, the version used for the analyses in
No-code microbial growth phenotyping with GUIbiont.

GUIbiont is a no-code browser application for microbial growth phenotyping:
quality control, curve fitting, trajectory clustering and metadata-linked
analysis, built on Kinbiont.jl. Interactive sessions in the Fit Curve, Batch
Fit and Clustering tabs export as executable Julia scripts that reproduce the
browser result outside the browser.

Reproducible environment

• Pinned to Kinbiont v1.5.0 (DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.21640122); Manifest.toml
  is tracked, so a clone installs the exact dependency set the published
  results were produced with.
• Julia 1.12 throughout: the compat bound, the CI matrix and the container
  base image all agree.
• A container image is published to ghcr.io/pinheirogroup/guibiont.

Export reproducibility

An automated harness drives the real browser UI, downloads the generated
guibiont_analysis.jl, runs it in a separate Julia process and compares every
returned quantity. Across four analyses — a single aHPM fit with its
log-linear companion, a 2,628-curve log-linear batch, a parametric batch with
its companion columns, and a clustering run — 26,194 quantities were
compared with no disagreement: 26,189 bitwise identical, three quality
indices agreeing to 1.4e-14, and two undefined on both sides.

Fixes in this release

• The log-linear companion computed alongside a parametric fit now uses the
  log-linear positive floor (1e-4) rather than inheriting the parametric 0.01
  floor. The two paths disagreed for unblanked low-OD curves; the exported
  script carried the same mistake. test/loglin_floor_test.jl locks the
  invariant.
• Blank wells accepted from auto-detection are forwarded to the fitting
  routes. Previously "Use these as blanks" updated only the advisory card and
  the fit ignored the choice.
• Log-linear slope and intercept uncertainties are labelled as 1-sigma
  standard errors, which is what they always were; the fields are renamed from
  2_sigma_* accordingly.
• The exported script is named guibiont_analysis.jl.
• Interface terminology: Downstream Analysis and Clip to floor, with the
  1e-4 floor stated in the help text.