* Release: skill v4.1.0, CLI v3.6.0, extension v1.3.2
Skill 4.1.0: the build path becomes a recorded setting with a per-round
toggle, the direction round routes challengers by verdict, surface rounds deal
structure, and critique delivers its report and its close.
CLI 3.6.0: contrast findings stop assuming white when the ground cannot be
read, waivers scope to the element that carries them, and Hermes Agent and
Antigravity install natively.
Extension 1.3.2: no source change, but the bundled engine is rebuilt at
release, so the same 59 rules ship with the false-positive work behind them.
Chrome and Firefox from the one manifest.
Harness output regenerated with build:release, which is what the version
validator checks against the manifests.
Written with AI assistance (Claude Code).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Bound release-note extraction to the entry it names
Every v4.0.x skill release shipped v4.0.0's notes. The extractor took the
first `<ul class="cf-items">` after the version header with no upper bound, and
the v4.0.1 through v4.0.4 entries wrote their bullets in a `cf-entry-list`
instead, so the search ran past all four and landed in v4.0.0. Nothing failed,
because finding a list somewhere was treated as success.
The search now stops at the entry's own `</article>` and fails with the reason
when the entry has no readable list, which is the case the old code silently
published its way through. The changelog side is fixed in impeccable-site,
where those five entries now use `cf-items` like the other 46: `cf-entry-list`
also had no CSS at all, so their bullets were rendering unstyled on the
changelog page.
Written with AI assistance (Claude Code).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Volta's Windows shims exec through `cmd /C`, which re-parses the argument
list, so the `>=` inside the probe's `node -e` payload was read as output
redirection. The command died with "The filename, directory name, or volume
label syntax is incorrect" before node started, the guard read that as a
missing runtime, and the hook it exists to protect was disabled on every
PostToolUse and Stop. A user on a supported Node 24 got a one-time notice
telling them to install Node 22, then silence.
Clamping with Math.min is the same floor test in the same ES5-only syntax,
with no character cmd.exe can claim. Verified through the Volta shim on Node
24.16.0 and 22.18.0 (exit 0) and against a real Node 20.6.1 binary (exit 1),
so the floor is unchanged. Adds a regression test asserting no `<`, `>`, or
newline reaches any generated `node -e` payload.
Upstream cause: volta-cli/volta#1791.
Prepared with AI assistance (Claude Code).
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