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Patch release covering documentation and legal/metadata changes since 0.1.2. No API or functional changes — the crate compiles to the same library surface, all 177 tests pass identically.

What crates.io users will see

Change User-visible?
New README Built with AI · Powered by StrayMark section acknowledging the AI-assisted development process and crediting StrayMark for governance ✅ on crates.io page
New README Copyright section identifying Strange Days Tech S.A.S. de C.V. (strangedays.tech) as IP holder; dual MIT/Apache-2.0 license unchanged ✅ on crates.io page
SPDX-License-Identifier: MIT OR Apache-2.0 header on every published .rs source file ✅ visible in source tarball
Version bump 0.1.20.1.3 in Cargo.toml
CHANGELOG.md entry for [0.1.3] - 2026-05-19

Repo-internal changes not relevant to crate consumers

  • DevTrail → StrayMark rebrand of governance folder (.straymark/ — excluded from publish via Cargo.toml)
  • Cross-platform Rust CI workflow (.github/workflows/rust-ci.yml — also excluded from publish)
  • README heading rename ("Copyright & Intellectual Property" → "Copyright")

Test plan

  • cargo build --all-features → ok, version 0.1.3 in Cargo.lock (local)
  • cargo test --all-features → all test groups pass (local)
  • cargo fmt --all -- --check → clean (local)
  • Rust CI green on ubuntu/macos/windows (will run automatically on this PR)
  • Reviewer eyeballs the new README section as it will render on crates.io
  • After merge: tag v0.1.3, push tag, cargo publish

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Patch release covering documentation and legal/metadata changes since 0.1.2.
No API or functional changes — the crate compiles to the same library
surface; all 177 tests pass identically.

Highlights of what crates.io users will see in 0.1.3:

* README now carries a **Built with AI · Powered by StrayMark** section
  acknowledging the project's AI-assisted development process and its use
  of StrayMark (https://straymark.dev) as the governance layer that
  produced AIDEC, AILOG and TES records alongside the implementation.
* README now carries a **Copyright** section identifying Strange Days
  Tech S.A.S. de C.V. (https://strangedays.tech/) as the original author
  and intellectual-property holder. The MIT/Apache-2.0 dual license is
  unchanged.
* Every Rust source file in the published crate now carries an
  `SPDX-License-Identifier: MIT OR Apache-2.0` header with copyright
  attribution, matching the convention used by rustc, tokio, serde, etc.

Internal repo changes since 0.1.2 (not visible to crate consumers, listed
here for completeness): DevTrail → StrayMark rebrand of the governance
folder, addition of a cross-platform Rust CI workflow
(.github/workflows/rust-ci.yml) covering ubuntu/macOS/Windows, and a
rename of one README heading.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
@montfort montfort merged commit 1c6e0a1 into main May 19, 2026
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@montfort montfort deleted the chore/release-0.1.3 branch May 19, 2026 23:22
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