v1.1.0

Weave's first minor since 1.0 — new, backward-compatible surface (per VERSIONING.md):
nothing you already wrote changes.

✨ Feature — extend a component without forking it

• A component can now extend another — it reuses the base's entire setup context and behaviour, then
  overrides or adds on top, with its own template as a full override. Authored as an ordinary component file:

  // my-list.ts
  import List from '@weave-framework/ui/list';
  import { computed } from '@weave-framework/runtime';
  
  export const extend = List;                          // this component extends <List>
  export function setup(props, base) {                 // base = List's setup context
    return { ...base, totalCount: computed(() => base.items().length) }; // reuse + add / override
  }

  The extension's template reads base-provided names (listClass, items, …) and the ones it adds, all
  from one merged context. Extensions compose — an already-extended component can be extended again. To
  reshape data the base's internals read (not just what the template sees), an optional extendProps(props)
  runs before the base setup. See Extending a component.
• This is RFC 0008 mode #1 (full template override). Declarative
  patches against the base template — add just an attribute or a node without rewriting the whole template —
  are a planned follow-up.