v0.0.11

Features

• Profiles declare integer boundary slots: library exports may class parameters and returns i64/u64, and the compiler proves integrality and range for every value that can reach them — or refuses with the slot path, the failed obligation with evidence, and the concrete fix. Proven returns cross as exact machine integers; a bounded counter loop proves its exact range; x | 0 is a proof by the ToInt32 contract. Semantics stay f64 everywhere inside the program.
• Library fences cover the whole ambient surface: the Date, performance, and process families join the surface manifest as fenceable ids, so a profile can deny every surface the determinism attestation knows — full fences now imply a deterministic attestation by construction. The attestation itself tightened: six live ambient reads it previously missed now demote it. Profile roots refuse unknown keys.
• Subclasses override emit: the wrap-and-forward pattern (emit(event, ...args) delegating to super.emit) compiles with Node's dispatch, error-event, and super-chain semantics, monomorphized per event.
• Stream timing matches Node's tick order: stream emissions interleave with process.nextTick in enqueue order — Node's order — instead of draining after user ticks; stream emitters model the event-key shape that governs eventNames() order; push(string) honors defaultEncoding with Node's unknown-encoding errors.
• node:stream/consumers compiles statically (text/json/buffer with Node's settle timing and rejection set), and createRequire erases at compile time — builtin specs become static imports, relative JSON bakes as the validated document, npm packages resolve their CJS arms under --dynamic, and unresolvable names throw Node's catchable MODULE_NOT_FOUND.

Fixes

• The two 0.0.10 crash classes are fixed and its seven behavior regressions restored: collect-phase probes recover from rejected constructs instead of crashing, and the no-storage binding families claim statement declarators only.
• Buffer.slice/subarray and TypedArray.subarray are true aliasing views — mutating through a view silently computed wrong bytes before.
• Math.trunc and Math.ceil compile statically.