chore: release 0.5.0 — --exclude globs + .repokgignore#41
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Superseded by the 0.4.1 release PR (wrong version number here). |
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Version bump 0.4.0 → 0.5.0.
Why
Ships the #4 stack (#39, #40): configurable path exclusion —
--exclude PATTERN(repeatable, fnmatch against repo-relative paths, applied at the single shared walk so modules/edges/ops all inherit it) and a committed.repokgignore(one glob per line,#comments, unioned with CLI flags). Exclusions are never silent:scanprints dropped counts,kg.jsongains anexcludeblock,repokg auditcarries an uncertainty note. Minor bump rather than patch: new CLI surface + newkg.jsonkey. Maintainer release chore per CONTRIBUTING.Testing
95 tests green on 3.9/3.12/3.13, including an end-to-end precedence test (CLI + ignore file, deduped).
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