chore(main): release engine-and-dependents libraries#8594
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Warning ⏸️ LoopOver review result - manual review recommendedReview updated: 2026-07-25 00:51:57 UTC
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Closing as stale: this branch conflicts with current main (mergeable=CONFLICTING) and release-please's own idempotent recompute (just triggered manually) didn't rewrite it, since no new commit landed in the tracked engine-and-dependents group since it was last generated -- release-please only rewrites a Release PR's content when its own computed diff changes, it doesn't proactively rebase for base-branch drift alone. Not hand-resolving the conflict (touches package-lock.json + the release-please manifest, both generated/release-please-owned state) -- per this repo's own established pattern, generated release state gets regenerated, never manually patched. Closing so release-please opens a fresh, non-conflicting PR on its next run. |
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engine: 3.14.1
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mcp: 3.14.1
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miner: 3.14.1
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