skillscript-runtime v0.34.0

Upgrade impact: none (additive) — with one security tightening noted below. A shell(...) op no longer leaks SKILLSCRIPT_SECRET_* vars into its child process. No supported usage relied on that (a secret reaches a sink via the {{secret.NAME}} marker, never ambient env); the only thing affected is a skill that read an undeclared secret straight out of a shell child's environment — which must now declare it (# Requires:) and place a {{secret.NAME}} marker.

Two threads land together: making it obvious that a plain REST/HTTP backend is a first-class connector (no MCP server required), and closing an ambient-secret exposure on the shell path.

• RestConnector worked example (examples/connectors/RestConnector/). A complete, runnable class RestConnector implements McpConnector — not a throws-TODO skeleton — fronting a plain REST API: an ENDPOINTS table maps each tool to method + path, call() does path-templating + query-vs-body routing + auth-header injection + timeout, staticTools() gives lint a closed tool set, describeTools() surfaces the endpoints. Proves the McpConnector contract is wire-protocol-agnostic — "MCP" names the $ connector.tool dispatch verb, not a wire requirement (MCP JSON-RPC framing is HttpMcpConnector's impl detail). MCP and REST connectors coexist in one registry; a skill body can mix $ gmail.send (MCP) and $ tickets.create (REST).
• connector-contract-reference.md: new McpConnector section. The doc previously fully specced only AgentConnector; now covers the two-method McpConnector contract, the wire-agnostic point, heterogeneous coexistence, and identity-propagation opt-in. Points at the example.
• McpToolDescriptor re-exported from skillscript-runtime/connectors — an adopter writing describeTools() needs the named type; was deep-src/-import-only.
• Security: shell(...) children spawn with SKILLSCRIPT_SECRET_* scrubbed (both structured command=/argv= and the unsafe=true bash path). The runtime resolves {{secret.NAME}} and splices the value into the spawn argv at the sink, so a shell child never needs the raw secret in ambient env — scrubbing it makes # Requires: least-privilege authoritative rather than advisory. Egress vars (HTTPS_PROXY, NODE_EXTRA_CA_CERTS, CURL_CA_BUNDLE, SSL_CERT_FILE) are preserved, so the outbound-proxy egress pattern is unaffected.
• adopter-playbook.md: credential-free egress subsection — the outbound-proxy deployment pattern (gateway injects auth; no token in the runtime), documenting the selective scrub.
• language-reference.md re-rendered from atoms — the "Two execution paths" section reframed onto who executes the ops (runtime vs agent) not who invokes, with a which-call-gets-which-path table; the Connectors section gains the wire-agnostic "non-MCP connector" guidance; the # Tags: frontmatter section folded in.