Release 1.1.0: Windows executable downloads - #219
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Prepare v1.1.0 with a Windows x64 executable that runs without Python or uv. Version tags build and smoke-test the Nuitka folder bundle and single executable, then attach
glidepath-X.Y.Z-windows-x64.exeto the GitHub Release alongside the Python packages. A failed Windows build blocks publication; ordinary pushes and PRs do not compile binaries.Validation:
make check,make audit, and actionlint; a native Windows 1.1.0 onefile build and versioned release smoke-test rehearsal; Chromium previews at desktop/mobile sizes in light and dark mode. Build tests use an inert compiler stand-in to exercise failures without compiling in PR CI.After merge, tag the merge commit
v1.1.0and approve the existing PyPI deployment gate to publish the release. Authenticode signing remains follow-up work.