Define OpenNet public release readiness - #8
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What changed
Adds a concrete public-release roadmap covering usability commands, documentation-site structure, discoverability, package-index targets, release automation, security boundaries, and measurable success criteria.
Why
OpenNet is the strongest of the five projects, but it still needs physical interoperability evidence, global capacity controls, clearer application-level receipt guidance, and a complete public distribution path before broader promotion.
User and developer impact
This document turns broad goals such as “easy to use” and “discoverable” into an implementation checklist for CLI onboarding, diagnostics, docs, PyPI, Arduino distribution, GitHub Releases, and versioned documentation.
Validation
Documentation-only change based on the current v0.2.0 architecture, CI, packaging metadata, and open hardware-test requirements.