v0.1.3 - Release hardening, portable discovery and cross-platform validation

• Pin the Go toolchain to patched 1.27.3 and align vulnerability-gate guidance
• Publish and verify bare native binaries while retaining the legacy Windows bootstrap archive
• Update CI, release automation and documentation for direct executable downloads and checksums
• Resolve case-only project references and preserve independent discovery for unresolved dependencies
• Harden Node acceptance against PATH ordering, npm wrappers and supported output formats
• Relocate test processes outside Git checkouts when the host temporary directory is unsafe
• Document Windows, Linux/WSL, restore, MCP host-boundary and lane-validation requirements

Full Changelog: v0.1.1...v0.1.3

v0.1.1 - CI toolchain pin, full MCP tool coverage and native Linux validation

• Pin the Go toolchain to a patched release, closing nine reachable standard-library vulnerabilities
• Restore tracked .gitattributes and .editorconfig so fresh clones check out consistently on every platform
• Exercise all seventeen MCP tools through real client calls, including the seven previously untested at the protocol layer
• Document the destroy/lane-command fallback when a command runs outside a recognized repository
• Point tool-consuming agents from the repository root to the dedicated consumer documentation

Full Changelog: v0.1.0...v0.1.1

v0.1.0 - Introducing Workcopy development lanes and MCP

• Create selected Git-free lanes from committed repository snapshots
• Reconcile upstream and local changes with durable conflicts and guarded recovery
• Prepare separate human review worktrees without automatic upstream integration
• Expose multi-repository MCP tools, directory bootstrap and controller/worker guidance
• Support explicit dependency reuse with ownership checks and storage safeguards
• Validate CLI, concurrency and lane builds with native CI and real Git fixtures
• Provide a Windows candidate, checksums and corresponding source for easy adoption
• Document platform limits and release under GNU GPL v3 or later