Standardize eight public node identities for 0.3.0 - #2
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Version 0.3.0 aligns eight public class IDs with their product names, including
MATRIX_MetadataKillerandMATRIX_AutoPrompter. Registration, generated modules, frontend bindings, documentation, and inventory tests use the new IDs; the pack remains fourteen nodes in six categories.Existing workflows require migration. The included offline tool writes new UI/API JSON files, changes identity fields only, refuses overwrites, and reports Camera Look/Renoise for manual replacement. The previous package is retained at
legacy-class-ids-0.2.0-2026-09-09; the older finishing nodes remain in their existing archive tag.Validation: exact reproducible 103-file build; 21 standalone, seven base-build, and five additive-build tests; eleven JavaScript syntax checks; independent review and secret scan. Metadata Killer processing remains unchanged from the previous main revision. Physical Classic/Nodes 2.0 verification is not part of this development push and remains required before public release.