Stop naming a version inside the script header - #3
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The header named the tag consumers should pin. But this file is frozen inside whatever tag they pinned, so the version written here is wrong for every release after it — and correcting it requires a new tag, whose frozen copy then names the previous one. That loop produced three tags for one gate. Point at the tag list instead. The README on main stays concrete and current. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_013ZcazeseXVpu8XrYA2tE1V
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Third and final tag-hygiene fix before the consumer PRs.
The script header named the tag consumers should pin. That cannot work: the file is frozen inside whatever tag was pinned, so the version written in it is wrong for every release after that one — and fixing it needs a new tag, whose frozen copy then names the previous one. I hit that loop twice.
Header now points at the tag list. The README on main stays concrete, because README is always read from main rather than from a pinned snapshot.
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