v0.1.99

Changed

• The prerequisites now name the tool the very next line uses (issue #202).
  The README said "Requires Python 3.11+. Nothing to clone, nothing to build",
  and three lines below installed with uv tool install dsoxlab. The learner
  documentation went further: "Python 3.11 or newer, and that is the whole
  prerequisite." The reader this page is written for is precisely the one who has
  neither uv nor pipx — someone discovering the tool. A README whose stated
  purpose is to remove surprises hid one in its first promise. Both are now named,
  with a link to uv's installer, in English and in French.

• CONTRIBUTING.md no longer describes a file that has not existed for
  twenty-five versions, nor demands the opposite of what the repository does
  (issue #196). Two claims were false:

  src/dsoxlab/cli.py was named three times as "the only entry point". It has
  been a package of 17 modules since 0.1.72. The cost was measured: an
  external review of the repository recommended splitting cli.py into command
  groups — work finished twelve versions earlier — because it read this page
  instead of the code.

  The page also stated that "issues, pull requests, code comments and commit
  messages are written in English", while the code is commented in French across
  several thousand lines, and so are the commits and the issues. The working
  language is now written as it is: French inside, and bilingual or English
  for everything that leaves the repository — translated strings through _() in
  EN and FR, paired documentation files, and the log and support report in
  English because they are compared between machines and published. A contribution
  written in English remains welcome, and the page says so.

  A governance rule the repository contradicts is worse than no rule: it makes
  people write falsehoods with confidence.