v0.1.0

Added

• Initial public release with Earth, Jupiter, LunarEclipse, Mars, Mercury, Moon,
  Neptune, Pluto, Saturn, Sky, Sun, Titan, Uranus, and Venus components.
• Per-planet subpath exports (@cuvii/solaris/moon, …) so consumers only ship the
  shaders they render.
• preloadTextureImages for warming the texture cache ahead of mount.
• onStatusChange, onReady, and onError lifecycle callbacks on every textured planet.
  onError also receives renderer failures (shader compilation, framebuffer setup,
  unusable source data) instead of them escaping into React.
• composition and viewport on every planet to place the orb inside a larger canvas.
• paused on every planet; rendering also pauses automatically while off screen and
  respects prefers-reduced-motion (frozen clock, no lean, redraw only on change).
• defaultEarthModel and the AtmosphericOrbModel type; Earth's model is now
  optional.
• lean, spin, and yaw on Sun; lean on Uranus.
• Shared OrbCanvasProps, OrbPoseProps, OrbLightingProps, OrbComposition, and
  OrbViewport types exported from every subpath. Every prop carries JSDoc with its
  unit, range, and default.

Changed

• Prop names unified across planets: forwardScatter (Saturn) and
  forwardScatteringStrength (Titan) → forwardScattering; selfShadowStrength
  (Mars) and reliefStrength (Pluto) → reliefShadowStrength; hazeIntensity
  (Pluto) and hazeOpacity (Uranus) → hazeDensity.
• LunarEclipse offsetX/offsetY replaced by sunAzimuth/sunElevation
  (apparent Sun direction relative to the Earth–Moon line; the shadow centre
  falls opposite). 0/0 is a central eclipse.
• Pluto no longer clamps spin.

Full Changelog: https://github.com/thecuvii/solaris/commits/v0.1.0