Strut 0.0.2

Strut 0.0.2

Strut 0.0.2 consolidates the language, tooling, package ecosystem, and native
backend work completed since the first release.

Highlights

• Runtime support is composed from program dependencies, keeping generated
  executables focused while preserving strict native-code certification.
• Structured TypeId information now drives nested types and stronger generic
  inference, including contextual empty literals, pointers, nullability, and
  nested collections.
• Nominal custom checked errors support structured payloads, propagation,
  typed handling, modules, generics, async code, diagnostics, and editor data.
• atomic<int> and atomic<bool> provide sequentially consistent operations;
  integer atomics additionally provide fetch_add and fetch_sub.
• Prefix and postfix ++/-- are distinct overload identities. Postfix
  declarations use the compile-time-only postfix marker.
• The canonical machine-readable API registry powers improved diagnostics and
  richer completion, hover, signature, definition, and checked-error metadata.
• Executable documentation and AI-DX benchmarks continuously certify examples,
  generated code, diagnostics, and common agent-authored programs.
• Package installs are reproducible through deterministic machine-independent
  lockfiles, immutable Git revisions, SHA-256 integrity, offline cache use, and
  package-aware editor tooling. Official shorthand such as strut install sqlite
  resolves only through the strut-packages organization.
• HTTPS serving, verified client TLS/private CAs, concurrent HTTP handling,
  lifecycle limits, timeouts, signals, and graceful idempotent shutdown are
  covered by backend dogfood and cross-platform CI.
• Release archives are relocatable, include JSONIC and required notices, and
  publish a generated SHA256SUMS file for Linux x64/ARM64, macOS ARM64, and
  Windows x64 artifacts.