Settle the compatibility contract, the changelog and the tag-published Gitea release
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- Major data update. Shipped categories render as records with their building
blocks as columns (`sv_SE.person` → `femalefirst`, `malefirst`; `misc.uuid` →
`variant`), and `sv_SE.address` draws its postal code apart from its locality.
It also settles what a version promises about shipped data: its paths, its
record columns with their datatypes and nulls — a column of one reference alone
takes both, so typing a column or adding a null breaks its readers — and whether
a seed renders the same output across versions.
- `email.local` and `username` share their handle lists, while their name
variants differ on purpose. Share the lists only if that is a clean win.
variants differ on purpose. Share the lists only if that is a clean win — a
reference between shipped categories is a major once tagged.
### Release
- Versioning — semver tags, starting at `v0.1.0`; `v1.0.0` once the grammar
settles. From v2 the module path carries `/vN` (`go.mod`, imports, the README's
install lines), so fences ship batched into as few majors as possible. Reword
the Decision "After the first tag, a new fence is a major version" to match:
before `v1.0.0` a fence ships in a minor.
- Changelog — `CHANGELOG.md`, started with `v0.1.0`; the fence Decision's
"changelog" links there.
- CLI without Go — investigate prebuilt binaries: GoReleaser publishing to Gitea
releases, a container image, Homebrew and Scoop.
- CLI without Go — investigate prebuilt binaries: GoReleaser attaching them to
the Gitea release the tag workflow publishes, a container image, Homebrew and
Scoop. A `--version` flag lands with them.
- Homepage — a simple page for fejkdata with an in-browser generator: the library
compiled to WebAssembly, so visitors generate as much data as they like in their
own browser.