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chore: drop legacy workspace_version pin + version.txt (floors are authoritative)#37

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Why

Build-chain #155 Phase 4 tail. minimum_library_version floors are now the authoritative version handshake (task 1), and Heart's version_skew reads floors rather than these frozen pins (task 2).

What

Remove version.workspace_version from config/general.yaml and delete version.txt. The floor and workspace_version_check are untouched.

Safety

autonerves/workspace.py check_version() resolves minimum_library_versionworkspace_versionversion.txt and returns at the first hit; with the floor present the legacy sources are never consulted, so this is behaviour-preserving. Releases no longer write either file (PyAutoBuild#120).

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Build-chain #155 Phase 4 tail: minimum_library_version floors were adopted as
the authoritative version handshake (task 1), and Heart's version_skew now reads
floors, not these frozen pins (task 2). autonerves/workspace.py check_version
prefers minimum_library_version and only falls back to workspace_version /
version.txt, so with the floor present this removal is behaviour-preserving.
Releases no longer write either file (PyAutoBuild#120), so they stay gone.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Vx4gezFDNdXP39Q8WzqnTA
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Jammy2211 merged commit c403606 into main Jul 19, 2026
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