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chore: release v0.2.1 - #21

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Ships the native crash fingerprint (#20).

Grouping was the defect — every crash of one exception type collapsed into a single issue regardless of where the process faulted — so this is a patch release.

Contents

CHANGELOG.md already carries the [0.2.1] section from #20; this PR only moves package.json to 0.2.1, which the publish workflow validates the tag against.

The other two changes merged alongside it (#18 playground version, #19 dropping the broken release script) are not in the changelog on purpose: files ships only dist/, README.md and the licences, so neither is visible to a consumer of the package.

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  • yarn build clean
  • yarn test — 36 files / 691 tests pass
  • tsc --noEmit clean
  • The published [0.2.0] changelog section is byte-identical to git show v0.2.0:CHANGELOG.md, so nothing drifted into an already-released section

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Per the flow documented at the top of publish.yml: tag the merge commit v0.2.1, then run the Publish workflow from that tag — dry_run=true first to validate auth and build, then for real.

Ships the native crash fingerprint. Grouping was the defect — every crash of
one exception type collapsed into a single issue regardless of where the
process faulted — so this is a patch.

The playground and release-tooling changes that landed alongside it are not
part of the published package (`files` ships only dist, README and licences),
so they are deliberately absent from the changelog.
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Fiona2016 merged commit a170b36 into publish Aug 10, 2026
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Fiona2016 deleted the release/v0.2.1 branch August 10, 2026 07:27
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