chore(release): bump to 0.1.1 for the first npm publish - #183
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0.1.0 is not available as a release tag: a stale `v0.1.0` tag from 2026-08-09 already points at 90f66c6, far behind current main, and it predates release.yml so it never published anything. Rewriting a pushed tag on a public repo to reclaim the version is worse than spending a patch number, so 0.1.0 stays with that August snapshot and the first published version is 0.1.1. package-lock.json root and packages[""] are bumped in step so `npm ci` in the release workflow does not fail on a version mismatch. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Summary
Version bump ahead of the first real npm publish.
paragentis still unclaimed on the registry; this is the version that will take the name.Why 0.1.1 and not 0.1.0. A stale
v0.1.0tag already exists onmain, created 2026-08-09 and pointing at90f66c6— far behind currentHEAD. It predates.github/workflows/release.yml(#174), so it never triggered a publish. Reclaiming0.1.0would mean force-retagging a tag that is already public. Spending a patch number is cheaper than rewriting public history, so0.1.0stays with that August snapshot and the first published version is0.1.1.package-lock.jsonroot andpackages[""]are bumped in the same commit sonpm ciin the release workflow does not fail on a version mismatch.node_modules/yocto-queue@0.1.0is deliberately untouched.Test plan
package.jsondiff is the version line only — no reformatting (an earlier rewrite unescaped—indescription; reverted)package-lock.jsondiff is root +packages[""]onlyrequire('./package.json').version→0.1.1, lock root andpackages[""]→0.1.1npm ciconfirms lock/manifest agreev0.1.1matchespackage.jsonso the ci(release): fail when the tag and package.json version disagree #180 version guard passes