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what: Document v1.0.0 as the first immutable consumer tag and define semver tagging only for validated runtime-payload changes. why: Give consumers a stable install target without adding a release cadence, GitHub Releases, or a changelog.
what: Give the commit-message job the same visible name required by main branch protection. why: Let the successful workflow satisfy the protected-branch status requirement.
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what: Document the immutable v1.0.0 consumer tag and event-driven semver policy.\n\nwhy: Provide a stable install target without introducing a release cadence, GitHub Releases, or a changelog.