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chore: release v1.0.0#28

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First tagged release. Promotes the current state of the template to a v1.0.0 baseline.

The recent /v1 API client migration, security/scaffolding backport, production-learnings sweep, router error/not-found refactor, and CI runtime modernization together form a coherent stable scaffold worth pinning.

Going forward: manual version bumps on meaningful PRs; release notes via GitHub Releases (no CHANGELOG file).

First tagged release. Promotes the current state of the template to a
v1.0.0 baseline — the recent /v1 API client migration, security and
scaffolding backport, production-learnings sweep, router error/not-found
refactor, and CI runtime modernization together form a coherent stable
scaffold.

Going forward: manual version bumps on meaningful PRs; release notes
via GitHub Releases (no CHANGELOG file).
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amrtgaber merged commit fdc8dd7 into main May 23, 2026
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amrtgaber added a commit that referenced this pull request May 23, 2026
#29)

The version field in a template manifest is the scaffold starter version
that new projects inherit when generated from the template, not the
template's own release version. Bumping it to 1.0.0 in #28 meant any
project scaffolded after that PR would start at 1.0.0 instead of 0.1.0,
defeating the purpose of a clean baseline.

Reverts package.json to 0.1.0. The template's release history is still
tracked via git tags and GitHub Releases — the v1.0.0 tag will be
re-pointed to the post-revert HEAD so `git checkout v1.0.0` also gives
a 0.1.0 manifest.
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