Mark v0.9.0-alpha.1 as published - #72
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Updates release-process current truth after the successful
v0.9.0-alpha.1publication.This marks the v0.9 release metadata as
published, records the durable tag/workflow/milestone/no-crates evidence, and updates README/ROADMAP/release-note wording so main no longer describes v0.9 as publish-ready.Refs #70
Evidence Recorded
2026-06-28T07:04:06Z81bacc5a240bd3ea50af934a3611ce6b3f505043c6a4ea6b10d438cd407cd7f273fecf1fd012b2d381bacc5a240bd3ea50af934a3611ce6b3f5050432831456681828314582826283145901432026-06-28T07:04:06Zwith zero open issuesedict-syntaxremainspublish = falseRED/GREEN
RED:
Observed failure: policy still had
status = "publish_ready"and lacked post-publication evidence.GREEN:
rg -n "publish-ready|publish_ready" README.md ROADMAP.md CHANGELOG.md docs/topics/release-process docs/releases/v0.9.0-alpha.1.mdnow returns only historical v0.3 changelog wording, not v0.9 current truth.Scope Control
No feature work, tag mutation, release re-run, or version bump is included. This PR only records post-publication evidence for the immutable release that already exists.