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release: 0.1.2 - #7

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Cuts a release for the two things already on main and not in the listing.

#5, the one that matters to anyone who installs it. The CLI died on any commit message holding a character outside the console codepage - which is how docproof explains itself, by quoting the commit that removed a file. On Windows that is a traceback where the report should be, under exit code 1, the same code as claims were contradicted. CI never saw it because GitHub's Windows runners hand Python a UTF-8 stdout.

#6, precision. It no longer argues with a folder whose own README says its contents are not the source of truth. On the repository that motivated it: 34 findings become 5, and those 5 are exactly the ones a person had already classified as real by hand.

The Marketplace listing currently offers v0.1.1, which has the crash.

Version and the three README pins move together, because release.yml refuses a tag whose README names a different version. 158 tests, ruff clean.

Two things the listing does not yet carry.

#5 is the one that matters to anyone who installs it: the CLI died on any commit
message holding a character outside the console codepage, which is how it
explains itself. On Windows that is a traceback where the report should be, under
exit code 1 - the same code as 'claims contradicted'.

#6 stops it arguing with a folder that says, in its own README, that its contents
are not the source of truth. On the repository that motivated it, 34 findings
become 5, and those 5 are what a person had already classified as real.

README pins move with the version because release.yml refuses a tag whose README
names a different one.
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