0.13.0 — meaning before presentation

Meaning before presentation, and one fewer step anyone can skip.

Added

• H-119 A generic element where a native one says what the content is.
  The rule carries a decision order: what is this content, is there a native
  element whose meaning is that, does it describe it accurately, does order or
  relationship matter, can CSS do the presentation, and only then a generic
  container. It is not a rule against div — a div is right where nothing
  more specific is true, and an approximate element is worse than a generic
  one because it asserts something untrue. Presentation must not be required
  to understand the content.
  Its detector decides what the source can: a page with no <main>, a row of
  destinations in a header or footer with no <nav>, a generic element named
  or styled as a heading, and a repeated set on a page with no list or table.
• jig probe --run <page> --save <surface>. The CLI renders the page
  itself, at 360, 768 and 1280, in a headless Chrome, Chromium or Edge it
  finds for itself — including the browsers Playwright or Puppeteer have
  already downloaded. No dependency: Chrome's own debugging protocol over the
  WebSocket client Node has had since 22. The Stop hook runs it before judging
  a critique, so a review is measured whether or not anyone remembered to.
• The probe measures markup order against reading order. A block the CSS
  lifts above the one that precedes it in the markup is reported, whatever the
  verdicts say. Two columns side by side are not an inversion: putting the
  sidebar after the main content and moving it left is the correct pattern.
• The probe reads the rendered text for em dashes. A string built in code —
  a description assembled in a framework's frontmatter, a label written by a
  script — reaches the page having passed no file check.

Changed

• I-118 reads every place a reader sees text. Every template language the
  suite knows, and the markdown a framework renders as pages. Repository
  documents are still exempt, and capitals now mean "document" only beside the
  lockfile, so docs/FAQ.md is a page. Code is not copy: a script's text is
  read only between real tags.
• The scan skips .claude, .codex, .cursor, .opencode, .gemini and
  .github. Jig's own vendored rules are not the project's interface.
• Probe files are version 3. Older ones no longer validate.