docs: prepare v0.1.0 consumer release - #8
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Summary
Prepare the existing v0.1.0 candidate for first public consumption without adding runtime features.
npm install --save-dev pg-runtime-verifier.npxandnpm execafter installation.0.1.0changelog section without creating a release.Validation
Branch CI run #50 passed the full Node 20/22 Linux/Windows matrix, PostgreSQL 16/17/18 integrations, and package smoke. The packed consumer install,
npx ... --help, andnpm exec ... --versionpaths all succeeded.Release scope
No package version change, git tag, GitHub Release, npm publish, or runtime feature change is included.
Privacy isolation
The changes contain only public package documentation, release notes, and generic package validation. No local user paths, credentials, production data, personal identifiers, or private-source material are included.