Bump to 0.12 after publishing 0.11 to Hackage - #159
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0.11 is now on Hackage (package + docs), so master needs a version that distinguishes dev builds from the published release. Also: - README: Hackage version badge - CLAUDE.md: version was stale at 0.10; note where the released version lives, and fix the dist-newstyle executable paths - CHANGELOG: restore the first line of the named-constructors (task 8a) entry, which a later edit clobbered - the bullet started mid-sentence Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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rtk-0.11 is published on Hackage (https://hackage.haskell.org/package/rtk) with
docs uploaded, verified end-to-end:
cabal install rtkfrom the index buildsall three components, and the installed binary reproduces the v0.11 golden
snapshot for grammar.pg byte-for-byte (the self-hosting fixed point).
Master is ~40 commits past the tag while still claiming version 0.11, so dev
builds misidentify themselves as the published release. This PR:
rtk.cabalto 0.12 (the existing[Unreleased]CHANGELOG sectionbecomes 0.12 at release time)
entry, which a later edit clobbered, leaving the bullet starting mid-sentence
and fused onto the task-8d entry
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