openkal ecosystem: seven releases that resolve through the index - #247
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The versions published an hour earlier carry the right capabilities and the wrong references: their manifests name a development branch, which is not part of any release and breaks the published tarball the moment that branch is deleted. These seven replace every such reference with a version that exists here, layer by layer -- the platform implementations name openkal 0.6.0, the C library names them, and the C++ runtime names the C library. Verified on the fetched tarballs before these entries were written: zero occurrences of the branch name in any published manifest, and every CN mirror object byte-identical to its GitHub archive. Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Q4ucduLuSsETHYJ1RkGVVD
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Follow-up to #246. Those versions carry the right capabilities and the wrong references: their manifests name a development branch, which is not part of any release.
openkal = "0.6.0"openkal-musl = "0.3.3"Verified on the fetched tarballs before these entries were written: zero occurrences of the branch name in any published manifest, and every CN mirror object byte-identical to its GitHub archive.