chore(release): prepare Planer 0.1.0 publication - #4
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Version: 0.1.0 - Rewrote README as the complete product and release guide - Added npm, Tauri, and Cargo version consistency validation - Added verified Windows MSI and NSIS release publishing - Removed duplicate main-branch packaging from regular CI - Updated changelog with the release pipeline - Verified npm ci, version check, lint, build, and workflow YAML
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What changed
maincommits.developand pull requests to avoid duplicate packaging onmain.Why
The existing workflow created temporary Actions artifacts only, so GitHub showed no published releases. This change establishes the full verified path from
developto Windows installers, a version tag, and a GitHub Release.Validation
npm cinpm run check:versionnpm run lintnpm run buildgit diff --check