slang-ts 0.1.1 → 0.2.1

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+# Changelog
+
+Everything notable in `slang-ts`, grouped by area. No release diary — just what's here.
+
+## Results and flow
+
+- `Ok(value, message?)` keeps an optional success message on the result, like text you want to show
+  the user. Results without one have no `message` property.
+- `SafeTry` unwraps Option and Atom values into one result. A Result never nests inside another
+  Result, and plain object properties and array elements stay unchanged.
+
+## Collections and data
+
+- `list`: strict indexed collections with `get`, `take`, `skip`, `range`, `chunk`, `count`, and
+  `prune`.
+- `struct`: safe record access, `pick`/`omit`/`merge` shaping, and `countBy`/`keyBy` grouping.
+- `sets`: membership and set algebra for arrays, iterables, Maps (keys), and object keys.
+- `Ok.iterate`: lazy `map`, `filter`, `flatMap`, `take`, `drop`, `chunk`, `reduce`, `count`, and
+  `toArray` on a successful `Result`.
+- `memoized`: argument-based caching that matches objects by identity, and removal of rejected
+  Promises.
+
+## Async and lifecycle
+
+- `SuperPromise`: promises with wait, retry, timeout, cancel, and `Ok`/`Err` settlement.
+- `SuperRunner`: run `SuperPromise`s in sequence, in parallel, or as a race.
+- `taskGroup`: shared concurrency and start spacing for `SuperPromise`s, with retries waiting for
+  a new slot.
+- `Signal`: a trigger that fires once and stays fired.
+- `Channel`: an in-process publish/subscribe bus.
+
+## Small utilities
+
+- `createStepper`: bounded step history with named steps, undo, and explicit `prev` handling.
+- `println` respects the environment: `setEnvironment("production")` turns it into a no-op, and
+  `{ printFn }` routes output through an existing logger.
+
+## Typing and packaging
+
+- `list`, `struct`, and `sets` keep their element, row, and key types; `get` fallbacks widen the
+  result type correctly.
+- Bundled declarations work with strict NodeNext consumers, so importing the package no longer
+  exposes invalid declaration paths.
+- The bundled entry is marked side-effectful so the `.to()` converters register reliably after
+  bundling.
+- `npm publish` runs `bun run export` first (tests, type check, then build), so the package always
+  ships a fresh build.
+- tsdown and TypeScript 7 build the JavaScript and bundled types together.
+
+## Documentation
+
+- A shorter README tour, per-utility reference pages, and plain-TypeScript contrasts for the
+  utilities that replace real boilerplate.