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Clean release documentation and patch development tooling - #64

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Summary

  • Remove seven historical internal execution documents, with recoverable copies retained outside the repository.
  • Raise the Next.js development range floor to patched 16.3.6 and lock Next/SWC to 16.3.8.
  • Patch only the affected brace-expansion and fast-uri development lock entries.
  • Preserve the public 5.0.2 API, source, website design and contract documentation.

Verification

  • Fresh clean install and complete npm run release:check pass: 214 unit tests and 400 CSS, release, website, API, package and browser-matrix policy tests; types, format, lint, unchanged size budgets and externals; real package consumers; 57-page production website build and 50-file package inspection.
  • Full and production audits report zero vulnerabilities.
  • Independent full-change review verified archived document bytes, dependency integrity values and parent/Node compatibility, with no findings.
  • git diff --check passes; no remaining links to removed documents.

Runtime browser checks will run on this PR and must pass before merge. No new npm version is required for this documentation/development-tool maintenance.

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