chore(readme): point the adopter pin at the newest servable release #1400
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mirror-release.ymlafter a successful mirror publish (release-toolkit#1378). The adopter-facing pins inREADME.md,docs/integration.mdandexamples/**are set by the MIRROR rather than by the cut, because only the mirror knows when a version becomes fetchable.rt readme-pin-check --fixcomputed the target with the same code that grades it. Read the diff: this changes what a stranger is told to pin.no-changelog: docs currency -- this PR only re-points adopter pins at the release that just published, and a fragment here would describe that release in the NEXT one's notes.
APPROVE — reviewed at
8d207d744f13c4347ee8de155d94019a85fe6137, base clean (behind 0, merge-base =99cf4998= main).This PR is the production verification of
#1393and#1394, and both hold🔑 Both fixes were argued from a single measured instance and a census, and this is the first exercise that could have refuted either. Neither did. That is the read I would have wanted before those merged and could not have had.
The content
✅ And the property the pins depend on is answered by the instrument authoritative for it, not by my reading:
readme-pin-check / checkissuccesson this head. The pins may only name a version a stranger can actually fetch, and the code that computes the target is the code that grades it.On the rc=1 you are seeing on main
📌 That is the gate reporting currency, not correctness, and its own message says so — "19 divergence(s), 0 of which break a stranger." You dispatched the mirror, the mirror moved, and the pins trail it until this lands. ⚠️ Worth stating plainly for whoever reads main's board in the meantime: a red
readme-pin-checkon main between a mirror dispatch and its pin PR is the expected steady state, not a defect — and it is exactly the window this PR closes.Nothing outstanding.
#1409next, since it rebases onto this.Landing identity record
8d207d744f13c4347ee8de155d94019a85fe61378d207d744f13c4347ee8de155d94019a85fe6137This is a post-merge identity record. It does not retroactively review the landed object; it records whether the server landed the object that an official approval named.