v3.2.0

This release improves adoption of existing projects with root-level or nested application
sources and makes generated rules and guidance follow the configured source scope more
consistently. It also closes enforcement gaps for bare layer imports and literal $
characters, and prevents malformed brace patterns from hanging commands.

The minor API addition is optional stack facts for document emitters; existing calls remain
compatible. Architecture ownership and the application scope of a multi-app workspace remain
owner decisions. Upgrading can expose previously missed imports; review the upgrade notes
below and regenerate contracts to receive the corrected enforcement guidance.

Minor Changes

• 72b684b: Add the exported StackFacts type and optional stack facts to emitHandbook and
  emitAgentFiles. Existing calls remain compatible.

  blueprint init now supplies the detected TypeScript capability, so generated handbooks and
  agent contracts no longer claim that explicitAny is enforced in JavaScript-only projects.
  TypeScript projects keep their existing output.

Patch Changes

• 8479e54: Preserve $ sequences literally when generating layer globs and updating an existing
  package.json lint script. Configurations such as price$$tag now govern the intended
  folder, and blueprint init no longer risks corrupting valid scripts containing $.

  After upgrading, projects with $ in a layer name may surface architecture findings that
  were previously missed. If an earlier scaffold run modified a lint script containing $,
  check that script once because upgrading cannot repair an already-written manifest.

• c4908ad: Enforce architecture bans against a layer's bare entry import, such as ~app/pages, in
  addition to imports below that entry. This closes gaps in dependency-flow, same-layer, and
  selfOnly re-export enforcement across every configured alias.

  Upgrading may reveal imports that inspect already considered invalid but ESLint previously
  missed. Projects that manually merged Blueprint's generated no-restricted-imports groups
  should refresh those copied groups and run blueprint doctor.

• bad63ea: Prevent commands from hanging when a configured glob or .gitignore pattern contains an
  unmatched {; it is now treated as a literal brace.

  inspect, rules, doctor, and deps now also identify testFiles entries that match no
  files, while doctor reports ineffective layerFilesIgnore entries. These diagnostics are
  informational and do not change exit codes. JSON output gains the corresponding conditional
  testExemption details.

• 70b463a: Discover root-level TypeScript applications and aliases declared in referenced configs during
  brownfield survey, preserve conventional src/ scopes, require an explicit application scope
  for multi-app workspaces, resolve aliases that target individual architecture layers, and use a
  nested application's own TypeScript and Vite configuration when architecture.sourceRoot
  scopes Blueprint below the repository root. Keep authoring output and CLI help consistent with
  the required application-scope decision.

• 717d2ac: Align inspect with the generated ESLint scope: files matched by
  architecture.layerFilesIgnore no longer produce lint-backed findings or count toward lint
  coverage. Inspect-only checks continue to include them, and coverage output now identifies
  deliberately ignored layer files.

• be37bfa: Add an informational owns-not-installed finding when a layer declares ownership of a
  package that is not installed. It names the package and layer without changing exit codes or
  baseline contents.

• e4d1def: Describe blueprint inspect as scanning the configured source root, with src/ as the
  default, and export DoctorVerdict so consumers can name the public doctor result type.

• 89905a2: Honor architecture.sourceRoot consistently in init scaffolding, generated agent guidance,
  dependency targets, relative-import and typedef-only enforcement, and inspect messages.
  Projects using a source directory other than src now receive paths and rules for the
  configured root.

• 32be831: Include the configured architecture.testFiles patterns in full generated agent contracts,
  so agents know that test-support files may be exempt from normal placement rules. Compact
  CLAUDE.md and AGENTS.md contracts are unchanged.

• 2096a9d: Make full generated agent contracts describe enforcement accurately: unavailable
  testFilename and deepWatch gates are no longer called hard lint gates, while cycles is
  identified as enforced by blueprint inspect --baseline rather than ESLint. Regenerate the
  contract to receive the corrected wording.