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chore: bump workspace version to 1.21.17 - #40
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First release cut from the reconciled canonical line (#342). Includes the #81 RLM opt-in fix, #349 max_tokens/error-surfacing fixes, and all GitHub CI/release infrastructure. Refs #342, #349
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…8) (#45) * ci(release): move Linux/macOS build lanes to self-hosted runners GitHub-hosted runners cannot fetch from the Gitea cargo registry: off-tailnet cargo access is Bearer-only (Gitea #341) and cargo omits Bearer on .crate downloads whenever the registry advertises auth-required:false, which Gitea computes from org visibility (terraphim is public). The 2026-09-25 Caddy narrowing therefore only works when cargo attaches credentials to every request. Self-hosted runners on the Tailnet reach git.terraphim.cloud via the box /etc/hosts mapping (100.106.66.7), so Caddy treats them as on-network and no registry auth dance is needed at all. - Linux lanes (gnu + both musl cross targets) -> release-linux label on the bigbox runner (terraphim-clients-runner-1) - macOS lanes (x86_64 cross-compile + aarch64 native) -> release-macos label on the Apple Silicon runner (terraphim-clients-macos-1) - Windows lane removed: restore it once the private terraphim crates are published to crates.io so GitHub-hosted runners can fetch them - sign-and-notarize and create-universal stay on GitHub-hosted macos-15: they never touch the cargo registry and need sudo for Rosetta provisioning - Remove the temporary cargo-auth debug echo block - Contract tests updated to the five-lane self-hosted matrix; release version pin corrected to 1.21.17 (missed in #40); PKGVER comment documents the intentional mid-release PKGBUILD lag Refs #348 * fix(release): address P0/P1/P2 from pi-rust structural review P0: seal-release-stage still consumed the deleted Windows lane (artifact download, zip assembly, = 20 asset assertions) which would fail every release at the final gate. Removed the download step and zip block, dropped dead .exe extension branches in build-binaries, and set the asset counts to 17 (6 agent + 5 cli + 6 grep tar.gz). P1: the x86_64-apple-darwin lane verifies by executing the cross-compiled binary under Rosetta, but Rosetta was only provisioned in sign-and-notarize-macos which runs on a different machine. Added a guarded 'Prove Rosetta' step to the macOS build lane. P2: documented host preconditions (sudo, docker, qemu-user-static, readelf, rustup, Rosetta) next to the matrix comment; contract tests now pin the absence of the Windows lane so it cannot be half-removed again. Review: pi-rust (kimi-for-coding/k2p5), posted on PR #45. Refs #348 --------- Co-authored-by: Alex <alex@terraphim.cloud>
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Version bump for the first release cut from the reconciled canonical line.
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Refs #342, #349