fix: publish credential-login removal - #76
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Pull request overview
This PR documents the CLI authentication boundary in README.md so the “credential-login removal” fix is represented by a release-triggering commit and semantic-release can publish a superseding patch version.
Changes:
- Add an explicit README statement that the CLI does not accept put.io account credentials.
- Clarify that the login flow delegates authorization to the official web app and persists only the returned token.
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Summary
The merged credential-login revert did not trigger semantic-release, leaving v1.7.0 as the latest package.
This documents the CLI auth boundary under a fix commit so the normal pipeline publishes the superseding patch release.
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Notes
The CLI delegates account authorization to the official web app and stores only the returned OAuth token.