Release 0.1.1

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Ships the review follow-ups merged in #265 (#262/#263/#264): restored Python wording on three messages, streaming provisioning notices, single-report purge failures, per-adoption reconcile endings, race-free completion-cache staging, a refresh child that survives a binary swap, divergence row 28, and the CI-enforced public-API freeze.

Version 0.1.0 → 0.1.1 in rust/Cargo.toml (the single source — the wheel, conda package and dl --version all read it); lockfile refreshed; changelog entry added. Auto-publish tags v0.1.1 and ships PyPI + conda on merge.

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Summary by Sourcery

Release version 0.1.1 with Rust/Python parity fixes, more reliable provisioning and refresh behavior, stricter metadata validation, and a frozen public API.

Bug Fixes:

• Restore Python-compatible wording for invalid git references and unfetchable recorded default branches.
• Stream provisioning notices during installation instead of batching them after completion.
• Report each purge failure once at the step where it occurs.
• Report each reconciliation adoption's actual outcome in attempt order.
• Prevent overlapping completion-cache refreshes from overwriting each other's staged data.
• Keep background completion refreshes working when a binary update replaces the running executable.

Enhancements:

• Freeze the devlaunch-core public API with a CI-checked snapshot and reduce unused declarations to crate visibility.
• Reject non-finite, out-of-range, and lone-surrogate values in metadata.json as corruption while preserving the file for quarantine handling.

Build:

• Bump the workspace release version from 0.1.0 to 0.1.1 and refresh the lockfile.

Documentation:

• Add the 0.1.1 changelog entry documenting parity fixes and behavioral changes.

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Reviewer's Guide

Release 0.1.1 wires up the Rust port’s review follow-ups, adds a 0.1.1 changelog entry, and bumps the workspace version so packaging/CLI now report 0.1.1, with minor Rust lockfile adjustments refreshed accordingly.

File-Level Changes

Change	Details	Files
Add 0.1.1 changelog entry documenting Rust-port follow-up fixes and CI-enforced public API freeze.	Insert new 0.1.1 section with date and link to PR Rust port review follow-ups: modeling, robustness, API freeze #265, explicitly stating no command grammar or JSON shape changes. Document restored Python-equivalent wording for three user-facing messages, including invalid git ref and unfetchable default-branch errors. Describe streaming provisioning notices, single-report purge failures, per-adoption reconcile endings, race-free completion-cache staging, completion refresh child surviving binary swap, CI public-API freeze, and stricter metadata.json reader behavior as divergence row 28.	CHANGELOG.md
Bump Rust workspace package version from 0.1.0 to 0.1.1 and refresh lockfile for the release.	Update workspace package version string to 0.1.1 so all packaging and dl --version reads the new release number. Regenerate Cargo.lock to reflect the version bump and any dependency resolution updates.	rust/Cargo.toml rust/Cargo.lock

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Codecov Report

✅ All modified and coverable lines are covered by tests.
✅ Project coverage is 93.26%. Comparing base (9fc1274) to head (17bfdcc).

Additional details and impacted files

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