v0.106.0

What

The authority release. Two flag-days land in the same window, and both
change what an existing file MEANS. The envelope's value forms split into the
four authorities — vars: and env: are dead, inputs: · config: ·
const: · secrets: are the whole family — and a permits: block stops
being optional: absent is now the EMPTY boundary, not the unconfined floor.
Around them the attestation lane arrives whole: a run declares its entropy and
its clock, boots from a manifest, seals what it covered, signs, anchors to a
public transparency log, and exports a pack an auditor reads without trusting
us. This is the first release where a workflow written yesterday can refuse to
check today. The migration is the front page, not a footnote — nika check --fix applies the mechanical half and STOPS untouched rather than guess at
the rest.

⚠️ Migration

1 · The value authorities — vars: and env: are dead (R3a « the E-split » · #669)

The law is classify-not-rename: every old entry moves to the authority its
ROLE commands, never to one bulk destination.

Dead form	Classify it as	Refusal
vars: entry · a typed parameter a caller supplies	inputs: (typed · required: · default:)	NIKA-VALUES-001
vars: entry · a fixed value baked into the file	const: (bare literal, or { type, value })	NIKA-VALUES-001
env: entry · non-sensitive runtime configuration	config: (typed · deployment-supplied)	NIKA-VALUES-002
env: entry · a credential	secrets: (a store reference · never a literal)	NIKA-VALUES-002
env: entry · a name a child process must see	permits: { env: [NAME] } (exact names)	NIKA-VALUES-002
${{ vars.X }} · ${{ env.X }}	the authority the role commands	-001 · -002
${{ anything_else.X }}	the family is closed: inputs · config · const · secrets	NIKA-VALUES-003

nika check --fix migrates the vars: half mechanically — comment-preserving,
idempotent, and class-aware (the name→class map comes from the file's own
block, never a blind rename). It leaves the file UNTOUCHED and names the reason
on a credential-shaped name, a typed-only declaration, a flow-style
vars: {…} header, a required: true entry without type:, or an empty
block: atomic-or-nothing, the codemod never guesses. env: has no
mechanical repair — re-shaping a flat string map into typed config:
declarations is a human classification, and the teaching says so at the point
of refusal.

Two consequences worth reading twice · config: resolves ONLY against the
declared block, so the engine never silently falls back to the OS environment
(every value a workflow depends on is visible in the file); and --var now
names inputs: — the flag keeps its spelling, its target moved.

2 · The boundary — absent permits: is zero authority (F-O8 · NEP-0003 · #691)

A missing permits: block used to be the unconfined floor. It is now the
EMPTY boundary: a body carrying any effect with no block refuses
NIKA-AUTH-006 at check — before a token is spent — and the runtime gates
refuse before any spawn. Only a pure-compute body stays clean, and it gets a
hint teaching permits: {}, the legal zero. The 39 embedded workflows that
shipped with this repo — examples, showcase tiers, templates, battery files —
each had to declare its inferred block: that is the blast radius, measured
rather than guessed. The repair is one command —
nika check --infer-permits prints the tightest block, and the round-trip law
holds (the inferred block re-checks clean).

Four more refusals ride the same window. Each was previously admitted:

Refusal	What it now refuses
NIKA-AUTH-007	an interpolation reaching a permit BOUND (host · glob · program · env name) — a bound MUST be a literal, or the boundary is self-serve
NIKA-AUTH-008	an untrusted value whose canonical resolved form escapes the step's permit (the static twin of the runtime re-gate)
NIKA-AUTH-009	a permits: env: entry naming a dangerous-floor variable — the engine strips it unconditionally, so the grant is an inert dead grant
NIKA-AUTH-010	*.example.com in permits.net.http — the *. subdomain wildcard delegates the boundary to the zone operator (every host under the suffix, present and future). Name exact hosts, or the bare * when allow-all is genuinely intended
NIKA-SEC-008	a nika:fetch whose resolved URL path names a code-bearing class with no inert: door declared — the read hides an execution sink (NEP-0006)

And one law that carries no code but changes what a child process SEES · a
spawned child no longer inherits the engine environment. Its environment is
COMPOSED from a cleared slate — the runner floor ∪ the names declared in
permits: env: ∪ the task's own env: map, the dangerous names stripped last
(F-O4 · NEP-0005). A workflow that relied on an ambient variable reaching an
exec: child must now name it.

3 · The embedder cut — nika-schema → nika-check (#683 · no re-export shims)

Before	After
nika_schema::{analyze, AnalyzedWorkflow}	nika_check::{analyze, AnalyzedWorkflow}
nika_schema::{check, check_composed, infer_permits}	nika_check::{…}
nika_vocab::VarType (the flat 6-enum)	the full TypeExpr of spec 09
NIKA-PARSE-019 (entropy × clock)	NIKA-PARSE-026 · -027 · -028
NIKA-PARSE-015 (malformed typed vars:)	retired · never reused — what it refused is admitted by TypeExpr; what stays outside the grammar refuses NIKA-TYPE-001

nika-schema keeps its blueprint shape (THE PARSER: AST + raw + error +
keysets). Every consumer inside this repo — cli · lsp · runtime · dap · mcp ·
verb-agent · lints · graph · display · onboard · the fuzz harness — already
points at nika_check; what migrates is the embedding code outside this repo.
The cut is clean by choice: a shim would have kept two names for one judgment.

The retired and re-minted codes count as breaking for anyone FILTERING on
them — a tool watching NIKA-PARSE-019 for the entropy × clock contradiction
will never see it pass again.

4 · The predicates and the type grammar (R5 · #677 · R3b · #673)

Dead form	The respelling	Refusal
after: { t: succeeded }	after: { t: success }	NIKA-DAG-005
after: { t: failed }	after: { t: failure }	NIKA-DAG-005
type: boolean	type: bool — the one boolean spelling, no alias	NIKA-TYPE-001
bare type: array · type: object	{ array: T } · { object: { … } }	NIKA-TYPE-001
a default: that does not fit its own type:	fix the value, or the type	NIKA-DEFAULT-001

skipped and terminal are unchanged. nika check --fix applies the
predicate respelling 1:1 — flow and block after: forms, quoted values,
comments preserved, idempotent; a when: status comparison is the
NIKA-DAG-007 class and is never touched. NIKA-DEFAULT-001 closes a real
soundness hole: a declared default that could never satisfy its own type used
to sail through.

Added

• nika-check — the static judgment crate (new L0 member · split from
  nika-schema at the 15k crate-size wall; the nika-graph/nika-dap
  precedents): the workflow analyzer (analyze · AnalyzedWorkflow · the ONE
  derived-DAG-edge computation every surface projects) plus the whole nika check ladder (check · check_composed · cost ceiling · secret-leak IFC ·
  capability-escape fit · trifecta · policy · gate reachability · the
  RunCertificate · infer_permits). Static judgment without the CLI, for
  the embedder/SDK surface (§Migration 3 for the import map).

• run: — the run declares its entropy and its clock (F-P3 · NEP-0010 ·
  #711) — a new envelope block with two keys: entropy: (ambient · none ·
  { seeded: <n> }) and clock: (system · virtual). A declared pair that
  contradicts itself refuses at parse (NIKA-PARSE-026 ambient × virtual ·
  NIKA-PARSE-027 none|seeded × system), and an entropy: none that
  nevertheless consumes a structural randomness source refuses at check
  (NIKA-PARSE-028). ambient is the default when run: is absent — the
  honest status quo, so nothing that ran before changes. Determinism becomes a
  declaration the engine holds you to, not a hope.

• The run's lifecycle is attested (F-P2 · NEP-0011 draft · #718) — the
  workflow_started prologue becomes a boot manifest (spec_pin ·
  stamper_kind · the resolved clock · seed under a determinism demand);
  the run seal's covers extends additively with the folded receipt_digest,
  the consumed budgets and the exercised effects (the classic four-field seal
  stays byte-identical); a journal that never reached a lifecycle-terminal
  frame verifies INCOMPLETE — the verifier's finding, never the dying
  run's silence; and a check report stamped with a different semantic hash
  than the booting workflow refuses before the first event (the
  judged-vs-booted binding · exit 2 · semantic grain).

• The receipt fortress — bounds are code (F-P1 · NEP-0012 draft · #721) —
  the verifier is the one component guaranteed to parse attacker-supplied
  bytes, so its bounds became named constants on every profile: 1 MiB per
  document, a string-aware pre-parse depth scan at 32, proof-bearing arrays at
  64, identifier strings at 256. The chain walk refuses an over-long line
  BEFORE the parse (the new LineOverLong verdict, rendered as a FILE refusal
  by trace verify and an honest refusal by the evidence pack), and the
  anchor sidecar loads through the same door.

• nika sign · nika key · run --require-signature (S3 · #660 · #655) —
  workflow author-binding. nika sign <file> mints <file>.minisig
  (--check verifies); nika key is the run-signing key lifecycle (mint ·
  TOFU fingerprint · rotate — old public halves stay verifiable); nika run --require-signature refuses an unsigned or invalidly-signed workflow at
  exit 2. Runs emit a signed run_sealed event under run-key custody.

• nika trace anchor (#665) — notarize the journal head OUTSIDE the
  journal: the post-seal head, signed with the run key, submitted to the
  public Sigstore Rekor v2 transparency log plus an RFC 3161 timestamp,
  writing a detached <trace>.anchor.json sidecar. An explicit NETWORK act —
  this verb IS the opt-in. nika trace verify now climbs a four-tier ladder
  and reports the highest honestly-attained tier: chain OK · SEALED (the
  run_sealed signature verifies against a custody key) · ANCHORED (the
  sidecar verifies fully offline) · REPLAYED (--replay compares a fresh
  run; verify never re-executes).

• nika evidence (#662) — export the evidence pack for one run: journal +
  manifest + receipt + a VERIFY.md that tells an auditor what to run.

• The permit-decision witness (F-O6 · NEP-0007 · #701) — every permit
  decision is recorded in the journal, granted and refused alike, so
  trace verify can judge the boundary a run actually rode; and the
  check ⇔ run equivalence oracle proves the two agree. trace_format stays 2
  (the witness rides existing frames · no wire bump).

• MCP tool pinning — TOFU + fail-closed drift (#657) — a configured MCP
  server that changes its tool definitions after you approved them is the rug
  pull. Per-tool pins (blake3 over a domain-separated canonical pre-image)
  land in .nika/mcp_pins.json (mcp_pins_format: 1) beside a reviewable
  snapshot; first contact enrolls loudly, a match proceeds silently, ANY drift
  fails closed with a diff naming the CHANGED field and returns no tools. A
  hand-edited lockfile is NIKA-MCP-004, never a silent re-TOFU.
  nika mcp approve <server> re-pins after human review.

• The exec sandbox is wired (ADR-095 L6 · #642) — permits: jails the
  child (seatbelt on macOS · landlock/bubblewrap on Linux), the
  SandboxSpec network arm becomes a tri-state (#658), MCP stdio servers are
  spawned inside the same confinement (#667), and the loopback egress
  proxy makes the sandbox's network arm the exact projection of
  permits.net.http (#663 · #706 · F-P5 · NEP-0008).

• Two new task fields — inert: (the declared door for a nika:fetch
  whose payload is data, never code · the NIKA-SEC-008 sanction) and
  declassify: (from · to · because · the audited secret-flow
  sanction).

• Registry client v0.2 signatures (#648) — minisign + TOFU on registry
  pulls (NIKA-REG-006 · NIKA-REG-007).

• NIKA-DRIFT-001 — declared-but-unused hints in check (#661) — a
  declared name or a permits: entry nothing in the body references. Advisory:
  it never fails the audit (the reverse direction, used-but-undeclared, is the
  hard refusal surface).

• Two new journal event kinds — declassify and run_sealed. Additive:
  trace_format stays 2, but a consumer matching the kind vocabulary
  exhaustively must learn them.

• Spec 17 · trace — the journal dialect becomes normative in the embedded
  pack (the NDJSON frame grammar chained by sha256, the prologue manifest, the
  closed kind vocabulary), and the pack ships the law + registries JSON
  schemas.

Changed

• run: declared-pair refusals ride their dedicated mints — the
  parse-level entropy × clock contradictions stamp NIKA-PARSE-026 (ambient ×
  virtual) and NIKA-PARSE-027 (none | seeded × system), and the check-side
  entropy: none × structural-source judgment stamps NIKA-PARSE-028 — was
  the registered generic NIKA-PARSE-019; the NEP-0010 mints landed with the
  87f764a spec pack resync.

• The lethal-trifecta judge asks a better question (trifecta v2.0 ·
  NEP-0002 · #643) — v1.1 asked « could this workflow complete the trifecta? »
  over the declared capability set. v2.0 asks « does untrusted content
  actually REACH an egress? », the integrity half of the flow lattice. The
  inversion that matters: an infer:/agent: output carries the taint when
  its prompt saw it — a summary of an attacker's page carries the payload.
  v2.0 findings ⊆ v1.1, so nothing that passed before starts failing.

• permits.tools is enforced at run (#639) — the last check-only axis
  closes. A tool call outside the boundary now refuses at dispatch, not only
  at check.

• NIKA-SEC-005 is core-visible — law 5 at every tier (#708) — the
  net-egress floor was already emitted by check; only the core-tier
  conformance filter hid it. The core verdict now matches the reference
  oracle.

• nika trace verify exit 0 means « the highest attained tier holds » —
  the verdict is tiered, not binary (exit 2 broken or forged · exit 3
  unchained or a missing input).

• The embedded spec pack catches up to the spec branch — NEP-0004 through
  NEP-0012 land in the pack nika spec serves, along with the 6-namespace
  substitution family, the 25 error namespaces / 96 error codes, and the
  17-provider catalog count.

Fixed

• A planted symlink can no longer pivot an fs: grant (H2 · NEP-0009 ·
  #710 · the CVE-2024-42472 class) — the mount-projection arm followed a
  symlinked bind SOURCE where the kernel path-walk arm refuses at open, so an
  upstream task that replaced /ws/data with a link to $HOME/.ssh made a
  later task's fs.read: [/ws/data] bind the wrong tree. Every grant's
  literal prefix is now re-judged as its EFFECTIVE path identity at dispatch,
  before the jail is built: a legitimately-symlinked ANCESTOR is absorbed, the
  final component stays lexical, and an identity that redirects outside the
  judged path is refused before spawn (NIKA-SEC-004) — never mounted under
  the judged name, never rewritten to the resolved form. The receipt does not
  lie.

• A forged CheckReport cannot buy authority (#656 · NIKA-1707) — the
  runtime re-derives the boundary subset at run start; a clean report over
  different bytes is not clean.

• Resolved secrets are redacted from the journal, and journals are 0600
  (#640).

• Pulled model weights are sha256-verified against the Hub's declaration
  (#641).

• Security-boundary refusals never feed back to the model (#638 ·
  NIKA-468) — a mid-loop refusal is the boundary's word, not another turn's
  context.

• A required: true input with neither a default: nor a --var refuses
  at admission (#674 · NIKA-1708) — before the DAG spends a task, not
  mid-run.

• Key trust reads the public half only (#668) — no decrypt on the print
  path.

• The red team's residuals close (#702 · #703 · #704) — four permit edge
  cases, three exec-runner residuals, decode-then-trim, and the finally
  attestation.

• The taught flow bindings quote their islands (#717) — an unquoted
  ${{ }} in a YAML flow mapping is NIKA-PARSE-001; the shipped teaching
  surfaces no longer hand it to you.

Install

brew install supernovae-st/tap/nika          # macOS · Linux
curl -LsSf https://nika.sh/install.sh | sh   # script install
docker run --rm ghcr.io/supernovae-st/nika:0.106.0 --version

Tarballs below: macOS arm64 / x64 · Linux x64 / arm64, plus SHA256SUMS.

Verify: three independent proofs

# 1 · checksum: the bytes you hold are the bytes CI hashed
sha256sum -c SHA256SUMS --ignore-missing     # macOS: shasum -a 256 -c

# 2 · attestation: GitHub-signed build provenance for this exact artifact
gh attestation verify nika-<platform>-0.106.0.tar.gz --repo supernovae-st/nika

# 3 · SLSA provenance: the intoto asset, verifiable offline
slsa-verifier verify-artifact nika-<platform>-0.106.0.tar.gz \
  --provenance-path multiple.intoto.jsonl \
  --source-uri github.com/supernovae-st/nika --source-tag v0.106.0

Provenance

Built from tag v0.106.0 by release.yml
on GitHub-hosted runners. Provenance is published twice: GitHub's native
build attestation (proof 2) and the SLSA generator's multiple.intoto.jsonl
release asset (proof 3). The release itself is a claim on the
machine-verified timeline: https://nika.sh/timeline

What's Changed

• chore(public-api): regenerate the nika-onboard baseline (tool skew) by @ThibautMelen in #644
• fix(nika-runtime): permits.tools enforced at run — the last check-only axis closes by @ThibautMelen in #639
• feat(nika-schema): trifecta v2.0 — the realized-flow judge (NEP-0002) by @ThibautMelen in #643
• fix(nika-verb-agent): security-boundary refusals never feed back to the model by @ThibautMelen in #638
• fix(nika-runtime): resolved secrets are redacted from the journal · journals 0600 by @ThibautMelen in #640
• fix(nika-models): pulled weights are sha256-verified against the Hub's declaration by @ThibautMelen in #641
• feat(nika-runtime): the exec sandbox is wired — permits: jails the child (ADR-095 L6) by @ThibautMelen in #642
• feat(nika-registry-client): v0.2 signatures — minisign + TOFU (NIKA-REG-006/007) by @ThibautMelen in #648
• fix(ci): least-privilege tokens + patched deps — scorecard palier 1 by @ThibautMelen in #650
• feat(ci): slsa provenance asset + security insights — scorecard palier 2 by @ThibautMelen in #652
• feat(nika-cli): signed run seals — run_sealed event + run-key custody by @ThibautMelen in #655
• fix(nika-runtime): the runtime re-derives the boundary subset — a forged CheckReport cannot pass by @ThibautMelen in #656
• docs(lineage): the eras return to the public record — exploration, brouillon, diamond by @ThibautMelen in #654
• feat(release): the release front page — what · install · verify · provenance by @ThibautMelen in #664
• feat(nika-mcp): tool pinning — TOFU + fail-closed drift (anti-rug-pull) by @ThibautMelen in #657
• test(nika-runtime): the deterministic adversarial suite — F1..F5 + mock hijack by @ThibautMelen in #659
• feat(nika-cli): declared-vs-used drift hints in check — NIKA-DRIFT-001 by @ThibautMelen in #661
• feat(nika-cli): nika sign + run --require-signature — workflow author-binding (S3) by @ThibautMelen in #660
• feat(nika-kernel-core): SandboxSpec network tri-state — deny / allow / allowlist (C11 part 1) by @ThibautMelen in #658
• refactor(nika-cli,nika-dap): descend the trust plane + drift compute to nika-dap — the 15k wall by @ThibautMelen in #666
• feat(nika-cli): the evidence pack — nika evidence exports what an auditor needs by @ThibautMelen in #662
• feat(nika-exec-runner): the loopback egress proxy — sandbox allowlist arm enforced (C11 part 2, srt model) by @ThibautMelen in #663
• security(nika-mcp): confine spawned stdio servers in the exec OS sandbox by @ThibautMelen in #667
• chore(deps): Bump the github-actions group across 1 directory with 15 updates by @dependabot[bot] in #653
• fix(nika-dap): key trust reads the public half only — no decrypt on the print path by @ThibautMelen in #668
• feat(nika-cli): nika trace anchor (Rekor v2 + RFC 3161) + tiered trace verify (OK/SEALED/ANCHORED/REPLAYED) by @ThibautMelen in #665
• chore(deps): Bump the rust-minor-patch group across 1 directory with 19 updates by @dependabot[bot] in #649
• chore(deps): Bump syn from 2.0.117 to 3.0.2 by @dependabot[bot] in #619
• feat(nika-schema): the inputs:/const: flag-day — vars dies by @ThibautMelen in #669
• chore(deps): Bump serde-saphyr from 0.0.23 to 0.0.29 by @dependabot[bot] in #616
• docs(roadmap): the roadmap rejoins the canon — un-numbered next major, no dates, one status truth by @ThibautMelen in #670
• feat(nika-schema): the R3b TypeExpr widen + NIKA-DEFAULT-001 by @ThibautMelen in #673
• fix(nika-runtime,nika-cli): the required-input admission preflight — refuse before the DAG by @ThibautMelen in #674
• fix(nika-cli): shed 16 prod LOC — the #673×#674 merge crossed the 15k wall by @ThibautMelen in #676
• feat(nika-vocab,nika-schema,nika-migrate,nika-cli): after: speaks success · failure (R5) by @ThibautMelen in #677
• docs(count-truth): the 42-crate ghost is dead — ADR-037's 50-90 horizon, projected counts everywhere by @ThibautMelen in #678
• test(nika-cli): the wizard PTY colour env is hermetic — the macOS flake dies by @ThibautMelen in #679
• docs(nika-onboard): the authoring floor speaks the four authorities — W7 by @ThibautMelen in #680
• chore(pack): the pack follows the spec — resolve #607's held merge (spec 9803e93) by @ThibautMelen in #681
• chore(deps): phf family 0.13 → 0.14 — codegen, shared and runtime phf in lockstep by @ThibautMelen in #682
• feat(nika-check): the static judgment descends from nika-schema — parser there, judgment here by @ThibautMelen in #683
• feat(nika-runtime,nika-dap,nika-cli): the run-cluster descent — compute descends, render stays by @ThibautMelen in #684
• ci(release): every release opens its thread — the announcements door by @ThibautMelen in #672
• chore(spec-pin): the tests leg follows the spec by @github-actions[bot] in #608
• docs(roadmap): the whole connectome crosses the launch line by @ThibautMelen in #686
• docs(roadmap): the third pre-condition named — the hundred-year machinery by @ThibautMelen in #687
• docs(readme): the lineage names the rendered record by @ThibautMelen in #688
• docs(release): the release matrices speak the voice, no em-dash authored by @ThibautMelen in #690
• feat(permits): absent permits block = zero authority (F-O8) by @ThibautMelen in #691
• feat(permits): the permit-parameterization taint (F-O1 · NEP-0004) by @ThibautMelen in #697
• feat(permits): the env permit dimension (F-O4 · NEP-0005) by @ThibautMelen in #699
• feat(permits): the data-as-code sink (F-O7 · NEP-0006) by @ThibautMelen in #700
• fix(cap,schema): close the 4 edge cases the red team found by @ThibautMelen in #702
• fix(exec-runner,cap): close 3 residuals the red team found (rebinding · port floor · suffixes) by @ThibautMelen in #703
• feat(runtime+cli): the permit witness · trace verify finding · the check-run equivalence oracle (F-O6) by @ThibautMelen in #701
• fix(cap,runtime): the final review's two catches (decode-then-trim + finally attestation) by @ThibautMelen in #704
• chore(pack): the pack follows the spec by @github-actions[bot] in #705
• feat(exec-runner,check): the egress proxy is the exact projection of net.http (F-P5) by @ThibautMelen in #706
• feat(estate): the E0 observation manifest — schema 2, the glob estate by @ThibautMelen in #689
• fix(check): nika-sec-005 is core-visible — law 5 at every tier by @ThibautMelen in #708
• chore(estate): the manifest follows the tree by @ThibautMelen in #709
• chore(spec-pin): the tests leg follows the spec by @github-actions[bot] in #707
• feat(nika-runtime): the fs permit names an effective path identity (H2 · NEP-0009) by @ThibautMelen in #710
• feat(schema,runtime): the run declares its entropy and clock (F-P3) by @ThibautMelen in #711
• chore(pack): the pack follows the spec by @github-actions[bot] in #712
• chore(spec-pin): the tests leg follows the spec by @github-actions[bot] in #713
• chore(pack): the pack follows the spec by @github-actions[bot] in #715
• chore(spec-pin): the tests leg follows the spec by @github-actions[bot] in #716
• feat(schema,check): the run-decl refusals ride their dedicated mints by @ThibautMelen in #714
• fix(agents): the taught flow bindings quote their islands by @ThibautMelen in #717
• feat(runtime,dap,cli): the run lifecycle is attested (F-P2) by @ThibautMelen in #718
• chore(pack): the pack follows the spec by @github-actions[bot] in #719
• chore(spec-pin): the tests leg follows the spec by @github-actions[bot] in #720
• feat(nika-dap): the receipt fortress — bounds are code (F-P1) by @ThibautMelen in #721
• chore(estate): the manifest follows the tree by @ThibautMelen in #722
• chore(spec-pin): the tests leg follows the spec by @github-actions[bot] in #723
• chore(deps): Bump the github-actions group across 1 directory with 7 updates by @dependabot[bot] in #724
• chore(deps): Bump atspi from 0.29.0 to 0.30.0 by @dependabot[bot] in #726
• chore(deps): Bump expectrl from 0.8.0 to 0.9.0 by @dependabot[bot] in #727
• chore(deps): Bump rstest from 0.22.0 to 0.26.1 by @dependabot[bot] in #728
• chore(deps): Bump nix from 0.30.1 to 0.31.3 by @dependabot[bot] in #729
• chore(deps): Bump the rust-minor-patch group across 1 directory with 7 updates by @dependabot[bot] in #730

Full Changelog: v0.105.0...v0.106.0