v0.14.0

This release is a large refactor/simplification of the code base. ... may
containe some regressions.

• Parallel builds no longer drop packages from the Alpine package index. Two
  units finishing at the same time could each regenerate the index and leave out
  the other's package, so apk add intermittently failed to find something that
  had just been built. The index is now written once per build, after everything
  has been published.
• conffiles now does what it says on Debian and Ubuntu. Config files a
  unit declares are recorded in the package, so a locally edited copy survives a
  package upgrade instead of being overwritten. Declaring a path the unit does
  not install is now reported as an error. On Alpine, apk already preserves
  modified config files on its own.
• A build no longer reports success when another yoe process is already
  building the same unit. It skipped the unit but still recorded it as built,
  so the next unit that depended on it failed with a confusing missing-header
  error. The situation is now reported directly.
• yoe desc prints the same hash a build uses. It previously computed the
  hash without the distro, machine, and source state, so the value never matched
  the one in the build cache.
• The TUI's status: searches keep up with a running build. A filter like
  status:building now updates as units start and finish instead of showing
  whatever matched when it was typed.
• The TUI shows cached only for units the next build will actually reuse.
  It previously trusted a cache marker even when the package it stood for was
  gone.
• Unit build logs in the TUI are no longer interleaved or truncated. The TUI
  and the build engine were both writing to the same file.
• yoe dev accepts every source a build treats as a git repository. A unit
  sourced from a bare github.com/... path was fetched as git but rejected by
  yoe dev as a non-git source.
• yoe config show, yoe source, yoe module list, and yoe dev work in
  projects that use package feeds. They loaded the project without the feed
  extensions and failed with undefined: alpine_feed. yoe config show also
  now reads local settings from the project root rather than the current
  directory.
• Removed the unimplemented yoe bootstrap subcommand. It could not run;
  building yoe on a yoe-built device is unaffected and continues to work through
  the normal build path.
• A unit with a misspelled scope is now rejected instead of silently built
  for the wrong target. An unrecognized value fell through to per-architecture
  scoping, so the package was built and published somewhere nobody expected.
  Valid values are arch, machine, and noarch; leaving it out still means
  arch.
• Removed sources(...), s3_cache(...), and uboot(...), along with the
  kernel(...) source fields. All of them accepted their arguments and
  discarded them, so a project configuring a Go proxy, a shared cache, or a
  bootloader through them got no effect and no warning. Machines name a kernel
  and bootloader unit instead, which is how every in-tree machine already works.
• Removed yoe clean --locks. Builds no longer write lock files, so there
  is nothing left for it to clean up. A build that is interrupted leaves nothing
  behind that a later build has to be told to ignore.
• A unit that runs one privileged build step no longer loses its own root-user
  setting for every step after it.
• Image units get a one-time rebuild: a display-only field was being folded into
  their cache key.

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To update, run: yoe update
Or download the binary for your architecture and place it in your PATH.
Note: Yoe is in heavy development. We recommend cleaning your build directory and re-creating projects (yoe init) with each new release.