fix: repair packaging and secure reproducible release tooling - #59
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The wheel advertised development commands whose scripts were excluded from the package, code generation embedded a changing timestamp, the lock contained known dependency advisories, and release notes interpolated commit text into shell code. Remove the broken wheel entry points, document checkout-local commands, refresh vulnerable runtime and development dependencies, make generation repeatable, and pass release-note and summary text through environment variables. Release inputs are quoted data, version types are validated, and the reused fixture test job no longer inherits release secrets. Validate refreshed models before publication and correct ownership and contributor guidance.
Validation: 200 unit tests passed (8 skipped; 40 provisioned integration tests deselected), 88.46% coverage, ruff, mypy, strict MkDocs, and wheel/sdist builds passed. The wheel contains no broken entry points or bytecode. Two consecutive generations produced the same SHA-256, with no model-body changes. pip-audit reports zero known vulnerabilities in the resolved runtime, dev, and docs dependencies. A shell-metacharacter fixture preserved literal commit text without executing it. actionlint passed with the existing Blacksmith runner label allowed.
Release impact: patch 2.0.1. Development dependencies now require pytest 9 and pytest-asyncio 1; the SDK remains Python 3.11+ and Classic-only. Existing informational integration checks need a working provisioned environment and are not counted as validation here.