@intentic/base 1.224.0 → 1.225.0

package/README.md

@@ -2,7 +2,7 @@
 
 The runtime primitives every tier shares: the `when` condition language, disposal, and the async schedulers.
 
-Nothing in here knows what this product is. That is the point — each of the three modules replaced a decision
+Nothing in here knows what this product is. That is the point: each of the three modules replaced a decision
 that had been made independently, and differently, in the daemon and in the web app, where the copies could
 only ever drift apart. There is no barrel export: a consumer imports the module it needs
 (`@intentic/base/when`), because these three have nothing to do with each other and a package that offers them
@@ -10,14 +10,14 @@ as one thing invites being treated as a junk drawer.
 
 ## Responsibilities
 
-- **`when`** — parse and evaluate a condition written as a string, against a bag of named values the caller
+- **`when`**: parse and evaluate a condition written as a string, against a bag of named values the caller
   supplies. This is what lets a condition live in a JSON manifest an extension ships, and be evaluated the same
   way on both sides of the wire. Deliberately not a general expression language: no arithmetic, no calls, no
   reaching past the context object, because these strings arrive from installed extensions.
-- **`lifecycle`** — teardown as structure rather than as a list somebody maintains. A store is registered into
+- **`lifecycle`**: teardown as structure rather than as a list somebody maintains. A store is registered into
   where things are created and disposed once; it keeps going past a member that throws and reports the failures
   together, so one bad stop cannot strand the ports and child processes queued behind it.
-- **`async`** — the four shapes of "don't do that again yet", named so the choice between them is visible:
+- **`async`**: the four shapes of "don't do that again yet", named so the choice between them is visible:
   `Delayer` restarts its clock on every call, `Coalescer` opens a window on the first call and lets later ones
   join it, `SingleFlight` shares one run per key among concurrent callers, and `retry` is the loop with the
   delay in it.
@@ -44,9 +44,9 @@ when nobody needs it any more.
 
 ## Key files
 
-- [src/when.ts](src/when.ts) — the grammar, the parser, and what a condition means against a context.
-- [src/lifecycle.ts](src/lifecycle.ts) — `DisposableStore` and the two things built on it.
-- [src/async.ts](src/async.ts) — the schedulers, each with the case that made it a separate name.
-- [src/when.test.ts](src/when.test.ts) — the evaluation rules that are decisions rather than syntax: an absent
+- [src/when.ts](src/when.ts): the grammar, the parser, and what a condition means against a context.
+- [src/lifecycle.ts](src/lifecycle.ts): `DisposableStore` and the two things built on it.
+- [src/async.ts](src/async.ts): the schedulers, each with the case that made it a separate name.
+- [src/when.test.ts](src/when.test.ts), the evaluation rules that are decisions rather than syntax: an absent
   key is false, ordering refuses anything but numbers, comparison crosses the type boundary by string form.
-- [src/async.test.ts](src/async.test.ts) — the Delayer/Coalescer distinction pinned as behaviour.
+- [src/async.test.ts](src/async.test.ts): the Delayer/Coalescer distinction pinned as behaviour.

package/package.json

@@ -1,7 +1,7 @@
 {
   "name": "@intentic/base",
-  "version": "1.224.0",
-  "description": "Runtime primitives every tier shares — when-expressions, disposal, and the async schedulers",
+  "version": "1.225.0",
+  "description": "Runtime primitives every tier shares, when-expressions, disposal, and the async schedulers",
   "license": "MIT",
   "type": "module",
   "repository": {