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.
How pinned runner images, offline module caches, scoped SSH verification, and Tend's fail-closed checks made Gamertan releases quieter without pretending the network disappeared.
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.
I moved 47 complete page families into 106 typed components, kept the old renderer ready, and let evidence—not nerves—decide the production switch.