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`main` has carried four squashes since `v0.7.0`, and nobody running `bdi` can reach any of them until a version is cut. One of the four is breaking, which this repository has called a minor bump at every version below 1.0, `v0.4.0` and `v0.7.0` included. The notes say what a reader has to act on and leave out what they cannot. The badge chain is the only item that changes what an existing config draws, so it has the Upgrading section to itself. The row that has gone is quoted rather than described, because a reader who has that string on their screen searches a frozen page for the string. The collapsed line's wording and the gap between that row's cells are not mentioned at all: the line did not exist at `v0.7.0`, so nobody arriving from there ever saw what was corrected. There is no Maintenance section, because the range holds no dependency, CI, test or docs commit. The README gains a row for `F`, which shipped in #76 without one. Until now the table's only case pair was `/` `n` `N`, one row for one meaning, so a reader who had met `f` as *focus the selected bead's pane* would read `F` as a variant of it. The two rows name the noun that separates them, a pane and the forest, and `the whole forest` is the program's own key hint for that row. `docs/bdi-frame.svg` was read against the new id rule rather than assumed current, and it is unchanged by it. `atlas-1` is the front of `atlas-10` as a string, but the rule measures a bead only against the row above it and those two are drawn at the same depth. What would restyle that picture is a child whose id is its parent's with a dot and more on the end.
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mainhas carried four squashes sincev0.7.0, and nobody runningbdican reach any of them until a version is cut. One of the four is breaking, which this repository has called a minor bump at every version below 1.0,v0.4.0andv0.7.0included.The notes say what a reader has to act on and leave out what they cannot. The badge chain is the only item that changes what an existing config draws, so it has the Upgrading section to itself. The row that has gone is quoted rather than described, because a reader who has that string on their screen searches a frozen page for the string. The collapsed line's wording and the gap between that row's cells are not mentioned at all: the line did not exist at
v0.7.0, so nobody arriving from there ever saw what was corrected. There is no Maintenance section, because the range holds no dependency, CI, test or docs commit.The README gains a row for
F, which shipped in #76 without one. Until now the table's only case pair was/nN, one row for one meaning, so a reader who had metfas focus the selected bead's pane would readFas a variant of it. The two rows name the noun that separates them, a pane and the forest, andthe whole forestis the program's own key hint for that row.docs/bdi-frame.svgwas read against the new id rule rather than assumed current, and it is unchanged by it.atlas-1is the front ofatlas-10as a string, but the rule measures a bead only against the row above it and those two are drawn at the same depth. What would restyle that picture is a child whose id is its parent's with a dot and more on the end.