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fix: repair python package links#61

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fix: repair python package links#61
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Summary

  • switch the published Python README links to absolute GitHub URLs for registry-safe rendering
  • bump the Python and TypeScript package versions to 0.1.2
  • sync uv.lock after validating the new package version

Why

The July 16, 2026 0.1.1 Python package page still had broken documentation links on PyPI. This follow-up repair makes the published Python README link targets explicit so the package page no longer depends on registry-specific relative-link rewriting.

Example metadata

  • Enforcement point: N/A
  • Domain: package publishing
  • Technology/runtime: PyPI, npm, GitHub release packaging
  • Example type: repository maintenance
  • Does this use directive drafter? should normally be no: no
  • Does this derive state from model output? must be no for primary examples: no

Checklist

  • Repository scaffolding / governance change
  • One primary enforcement point
  • Explicit authoritative state
  • No model-derived state mutation
  • Adversarial stub or equivalent test
  • Observable runtime behavior change
  • Domain vocabulary is natural
  • Framework is secondary to the enforcement point
  • Docs updated
  • Tests/smoke checks added where practical

Notes

  • Verified with uv sync --group dev --no-editable
  • Verified with uv build
  • Verified with npm pack --dry-run from typescript/
  • This is a packaging and published-documentation repair release for 0.1.2

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rlippmann merged commit e5c20f3 into main Jul 16, 2026
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rlippmann deleted the codex-is-stupid branch July 16, 2026 07:42
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