v0.6.0

Added

• Review gate (require_review) — git commit is now blocked until
  /forge:review is green for the current tree, closing the gap where binding
  directives and blocking style references were enforced only by an optional
  command. It binds only where there's something to enforce (option B): a
  recorded directive, or an installed reference governing a file in the change
  set — projects with neither are unaffected. Like the other gates it works on a
  fingerprinted pass (last_review, recorded by /forge:review via
  bin/mark.py review), is invalidated by any .py edit, and honours a one-shot
  logged override (/forge:override review "<why>"). /forge:status surfaces the
  review gate when it applies.
• lib/decisions.binding_directive_count / has_binding_directives — distinguish
  a project that has actually recorded a directive from one that only carries the
  scaffolded template prose (the signal the review gate keys on). /forge:status
  now uses this for its directive count.

Changed

• references.for_file breaks an equal-specificity tie deterministically:
  blocking references outrank advisory ones (then name), and the
  reference-auditor documents the rule.
• /forge:init pins the default Python version (3.13) instead of "a current
  stable, e.g. 3.12"; /forge:build documents that it is resumable (works only
  unchecked items).