0.3.0

Removed

• lapt fix is gone. Its partial-repair logic (re-verify system deps,
  selectively re-fetch/re-bundle) was complex machinery for a rare case;
  reinstall (lapt remove + lapt install) instead. (#5, #12)

Added

• pkgenv/<pkg> files declare per-package post-install env vars
  (VAR=relpath) for packages that compile in absolute paths (e.g. git,
  file, bison); a broken/unbundled path is skipped rather than exported
  broken. (#11)
• lapt rewrap <pkg> refreshes an already-installed package's wrapper
  after adding/editing its pkgenv entry, without reinstalling. (#11)
• lapt help/--help/bare invocation prints usage; an unknown subcommand
  now prints it too. (#1, #8)
• Progress output during package fetch in cache_ensure (apt-get's own
  progress bar and errors are no longer suppressed). (#9)

Changed

• Installable packages are no longer restricted to usr/-only layouts;
  root-level bin//lib//sbin/ now merge with their usr/-prefixed
  equivalents. sbin stays unexposed. A notice is printed for any
  top-level dir outside bin/lib/share. (#11, see ADR-0014)
• vendor's printed env script dedups PATH/LD_LIBRARY_PATH/CPATH/
  PKG_CONFIG_PATH prepends (shared helper with lapt init), and now
  exports CPATH directly for .pc files that never encode their own
  -I. (#6, #7, #10)

Fixed

• Wrapped binaries with private support libs under lib/<pkg>/ (per
  Debian policy) now load correctly — LD_LIBRARY_PATH includes that
  subdir when present. (#11)
• expose_add/expose_remove no longer misjudge in-package alias
  symlinks (e.g. gmake -> make), which could orphan files on remove and
  block reinstall with false "already exists" warnings. (#13)

0.2.0

Breaking changes

• LAPT_OPT_ROOT/LAPT_CACHE_ROOT are gone — everything lapt owns now
  lives under a single, fixed $LAPT_HOME ($HOME/.lapt). Run lapt init
  and source the printed env.sh to pick up installed packages' binaries
  and man pages again (re-sourcing it, e.g. in a nested shell, is now safe
  and won't duplicate PATH/MANPATH entries).
• Exposure now covers bin/ and man pages only — bash-completion,
  .desktop files, icons, and MIME data are no longer exposed at all
  (previously written under $HOME/.local).

Changed

• lapt vendor is now a thin layer over lapt install: it requires the
  named packages already be installed, then just prints an env script
  (PATH, LD_LIBRARY_PATH, PKG_CONFIG_PATH) pointing at their
  opt/<pkg> trees — no separate fetch/closure/bundle step, no files
  written anywhere.
• lapt install no longer aborts on library-only packages (e.g.
  libevent-dev, which has no usr/bin of its own).

Added

• lapt install/lapt remove accept multiple packages; failures are
  collected and reported together without stopping the rest from
  installing/removing.
• lapt list [pkg...] accepts optional names to filter to, instead of
  always listing everything.

0.1.0

First release.

lapt installs Debian/Ubuntu packages under $HOME/.local, no sudo, each
package in its own private opt/<pkg> tree — a thin wrapper around
apt-get download + dpkg -x.

Commands: install, remove, list, vendor, fix, prune, expose.

No shared /usr, so removing one package can't break another. Already
system-satisfied dependencies are reused.