Sandwich Hime v1 RC.1 reaches macOS and Linux
I froze the intended v1 contract, built the exact public source on Linux and Apple Silicon, signed and notarized the Mac release, and opened the observation period before final v1.
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This is where I explain what changed, what I learned, and why I am choosing the next step. Private development logs stay private; these are deliberate public notes, not an automated exhaust pipe.
I froze the intended v1 contract, built the exact public source on Linux and Apple Silicon, signed and notarized the Mac release, and opened the observation period before final v1.
I moved 47 complete page families into 106 typed components, kept the old renderer ready, and let evidence—not nerves—decide the production switch.
I turned years of 4 a.m. migrations—and their human cost—into a narrow, inspectable release tool, then used it to deploy this very note.
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