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+# Python and development environments
+__pycache__/
+*.py[cod]
+.venv/
+.pytest_cache/
+.mypy_cache/
+.ruff_cache/
+.coverage
+.coverage.*
+coverage.xml
+coverage.json
+diff-coverage.json
+htmlcov/
+build/
+dist/
+*.egg-info/
+
+# Local credentials and generated diagnostic material
+.env
+.env.*
+!.env.example
+.kube/
+kubeconfig
+kubeconfig.*
+*.pem
+*.key
+*.log
+
+# Editors and operating systems
+.DS_Store
+.idea/
+.vscode/
+artifacts/

kuberich-0.1.0/CHANGELOG.md

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+# Changelog
+
+User-visible changes are grouped under Added, Changed, Fixed, and Security.
+Release entries are written in release PRs and linked to their Git tags.
+
+## Unreleased
+
+Changes after the first prepared candidate will be collected here.
+
+## 0.1.0 — prepared candidate
+
+Publication is pending. [Authored release notes](docs/release-notes/0.1.0.md)
+describe this phase, installation, upgrades and known limits. The entries below
+retain development history; dated qualification statements are superseded by
+the [completed workload checkpoint](docs/acceptance/workload-checkpoint.md).
+
+### Added
+
+- Add a guided everyday workflow, troubleshooting, installation/upgrade coverage
+  and reader-facing capability summaries. Refresh the flat landing page and README;
+  tutorial names and screenshot resources are fictional or owned disposable fixtures.
+  Clean public guides and generated CLI references of internal tracking codes
+  ([#150](https://github.com/carloshm91/kuberich/issues/150),
+  [Carlos J. Herrera](https://github.com/carloshm91)).
+
+- Review the last 1,000 normal-screen shell rows inside the terminal, with
+  deliberate local paging, literal Unicode search and explicit redacted row
+  selection/copy. Keep remote output, cursor and editors live and return with
+  Enter or Escape. Report discarded history and release session-owned buffers
+  on exit or target invalidation.
+
+### Fixed
+
+- Give reproducible CycloneDX reports a content-derived serial number required
+  by GitHub's SBOM attestation parser. Reject missing identifiers before publication
+  ([#89](https://github.com/carloshm91/kuberich/issues/89),
+  [Carlos J. Herrera](https://github.com/carloshm91)).
+
+- Separate read-only branch-protection access from release publication credentials;
+  give qualification reads their explicit Actions/checks/PR/issues permissions.
+  Explain missing owner setup before network/publication
+  ([#89](https://github.com/carloshm91/kuberich/issues/89),
+  [Carlos J. Herrera](https://github.com/carloshm91)).
+
+- Reduce temporary component-style allocations during focus and theme changes,
+  preserving native CSS and the existing response-time gate. Pin the qualified
+  Textual version used by scoped rendering adaptations
+  ([#150](https://github.com/carloshm91/kuberich/issues/150),
+  [Carlos J. Herrera](https://github.com/carloshm91)).
+
+- Preserve credential-helper success, size-limit errors and spawn cancellation
+  during the macOS process-group teardown race. Reuse the existing bounded group
+  signal guard; only confirmed disappearance permits transient teardown denial
+  ([#150](https://github.com/carloshm91/kuberich/issues/150),
+  [Carlos J. Herrera](https://github.com/carloshm91)).
+
+- Keep shell output cleanup safe while Textual removes its footer controls;
+  queued PTY output cannot query a History button that has already left the DOM.
+
+### Changed
+
+- Reuse retained log geometry across append, eviction and wrap changes while
+  preserving literal search, marks and navigation. Update fixed-height log
+  metadata without repeatedly recalculating the covered workspace layout.
+
+- Retain up to 10,000 log lines within the existing 4 MiB byte limit. Reuse
+  bounded wrap layouts, wake display controls promptly and defer covered
+  workspace painting while live observations and target validation continue.
+  Add a reproducible owned-loopback CLI/PTY load observer; performance
+  qualification remains open.
+
+- Give pending input, target changes and cancellation a turn during dense log
+  delivery, preserving source order, consumer backpressure and bounded retention.
+  Require normal-runtime backend latency controls alongside the original
+  branch-covered HTTP workload and final ownership checks.
+
+- Format retained aggregate log views and exports in bounded owned turns,
+  preserving captured source identities, arrival order and plain/JSON controls.
+  Collect parser outcomes before returning cancellation, including late errors
+  on Python 3.14, while preserving ordinary error propagation.
+
+- Decode and validate live resource events in one owned worker, preserving
+  bounded framing, pull backpressure, Table fallback and safe error messages.
+  Drain JSON read/watch workers through repeated cancellation before cleanup.
+
+- Avoid duplicate workspace label updates and wide equality on reused immutable
+  resource rows; repaint safe owned cell edits through native row regions while
+  retaining full native geometry and unknown-content handling.
+
+- Keep established Pod, standard and discovered resource order through unrelated
+  live edits. Reorder changed typed sort values, identity ties and membership while
+  retaining selection/scroll and generation-safe recovery.
+
+- Avoid scanning every retained row when a single-line resource cell changes
+  within a column whose header determines its width. Preserve native sizing,
+  rendering and selection across ordinary and discovered resource tables.
+
+- Pin every Linux CI host to Ubuntu 24.04 while retaining all interpreter/native,
+  coverage and owned-cluster checks. Reject stale runner/job/artifact identities
+  during release qualification and candidate retries.
+
+- Refine the landing and initial docs with a shared flat presentation and mobile
+  guide navigation. Generate CLI/resource/capability references from maintained
+  contracts, reject stale source receipts, and rebuild both unpublished surfaces
+  on each PR. Keep unavailable features and release/provider limits explicit.
+
+- Prepare first public 0.1.0 and cumulative reviewed 0.x phases, superseding
+  the earlier first-public-1.0-only policy without changing development metadata.
+  Require selected/prior gates and all traced dependencies, immutable authored
+  notes with optional reviewed previews, actual upgrade evidence and the planned
+  organization-owned `kuberich/tap/kuberich` channel. Current public packages remain
+  unavailable; full qualification and activation stay under #89.
+
+- License KubeRich under Apache-2.0 and include contributor attribution NOTICE
+  in Python artifacts. Align source Homebrew metadata and contribution guidance;
+  earlier MIT grants and third-party licenses remain unchanged.
+
+- Rename the private product/package/import/CLI to KubeRich / `kuberich`.
+  Retain the `kubetrol` console alias and legacy preference environment variables;
+  read existing preferences in place and provide explicit non-overwriting migration.
+  Update UI identity and installation/release tooling without a version bump.
+
+### Added
+
+- Build standalone Linux x86_64/ARM64 and macOS Intel/ARM64 bundles with an
+  included Python runtime, terminal assets, certificates and dependency notices.
+  Verify archive-bound CLI, browsing, credential-helper and shell behavior, and
+  preserve checksums/provenance for release preparation. Public downloads remain
+  pending the first qualified release.
+
+- Aggregate regular/init/ephemeral container and workload-Pod logs with stable
+  source/UID prefixes, verified controller membership, bounded reader admission,
+  per-source/aggregate retention, source picker/filter and plain/JSON exports.
+  Enroll newly started containers without replaying ended streams; drain even
+  dismissed export work before context-client cleanup.
+- Preserve useful JSON log fields and scalar types while redacting decoded
+  credential keys/strings within strict depth/expansion/control bounds.
+
+- Prepare a protected main-only Cloudflare Pages publication of both development
+  website surfaces, preserving checked artifact bytes and verifying live HTTPS
+  digests, response headers and 404s. Retain source/deployment and partial-failure
+  receipts. Application packages and custom-domain/DNS setup remain separate.
+- Browse dynamically discovered resource families and explicit served versions
+  through qualified commands and completion. Show typed server columns with
+  metadata fallback, session-local column selection, captured YAML/details,
+  stable history and discovery refresh/removal recovery. Keep generic mutation
+  and persistent view preferences under their later owners.
+
+- Resolve preferred custom-resource versions and ambiguous aliases from live
+  discovery. Read arbitrary discovered types through bounded LIST/WATCH/GET,
+  retaining server Table columns and full manifests with scoped JSON fallback.
+  Refresh installed/removed APIs without replacing the context client.
+
+- Attach to a captured running regular/init/ephemeral container inside the terminal
+  workspace, with detach, faithful return status and retained selection.
+- Review explicit bidirectional file/directory copies with frozen upload snapshots,
+  bounded streaming downloads, inspected private tar extraction, no-follow local
+  destinations, default Cancel, explicit overwrite and honest interrupted-upload
+  outcomes. Keep uploads/attach gated in read-only mode and downloads explicit.
+
+- Refresh token-file and exec certificate credentials with captured helper identity,
+  private TLS pool replacement and generic explicit native login. Qualify HTTP
+  CONNECT/SOCKS5 proxies, original/overridden TLS names and delegated Kubernetes
+  logs, exec and port-forward connections; document GKE/OIDC migration and limits.
+  Reject encrypted private keys before OpenSSL can request a terminal password.
+  Drain credential file preparation through repeated cancellation before cleanup.
+
+- Delete captured resources and explicitly selected batches with UID/version,
+  propagation/grace and count confirmation; retain independent and pending outcomes.
+  Trigger manual Jobs and suspend/resume Jobs/CronJobs with guarded review.
+
+- Prepare a responsive private landing and source-generated initial user guides,
+  actual local UI captures, browser/accessibility checks and reviewed hosting steps.
+  Website/DNS and package publication remain separate approved launch actions.
+
+- Review and confirm workload scale/restart/explicit revision rollback; monitor
+  actual rollout progress with HPA, paused/OnDelete, narrow RBAC and UID/version guards.
+
+- Edit selected manifests with a trusted native editor, private owned drafts,
+  redacted preview, strict server dry-run, separate Apply and version/UID refusal.
+
+- Guarded annotation changes with captured one-use confirmation, atomic UID/version
+  conditions, common read-only policy and bounded public write-outcome history.
+
+- Managed pod/Service TCP forwards with dynamic or explicit local ports,
+  observed readiness, IPv4/IPv6 bind intent, session listing/stop and owned cleanup.
+
+- Live discovered workload, batch, network, configuration, node and storage
+  tables with typed sorting, scoped commands, retained navigation and redacted details.
+
+- Verify disposable kind node/API identity before fixture writes and clean owned
+  clusters on SIGINT/SIGTERM, including setup cancellation and repeated signals.
+
+- Verified Homebrew source formula generation, isolated candidate installation
+  and immutable reviewed update-PR automation.
+
+- Prepare exact local release candidates and a maintainer-reviewed OIDC pipeline
+  that consumes tested artifacts without rebuilding, enforces real main/matrix/
+  milestone qualification, and recovers partial uploads without replacing bytes.
+
+- Audit locked and freshly installed runtimes, validate artifact-linked CycloneDX
+  SBOMs and original license notices, and reject incomplete security evidence,
+  floating CI actions and undocumented or expired vulnerability exceptions.
+
+### Changed
+
+- Reduce repeated private macOS CI work while retaining full selected-job suites,
+  independent coverage gates and mandatory six-environment release qualification.
+
+- Describe embedded shells accurately in CLI help and provide one current
+  installation/trial guide with a reproducible installed-wheel kind rehearsal.
+
+- Restrict wheel/source artifacts to runtime/build assets, metadata, license and
+  release notes. Development tests/scripts/lock, caches and undeclared private
+  configuration/credential files stay outside the distribution.
+- Use an original `ktrol` ASCII logo in the upper-right shared workspace header,
+  with a compact wordmark below 120 columns and the existing hidden-header options.
+
+### Fixed
+
+- Verify disappearance after macOS reports a permission error for an exiting
+  subprocess group. Preserve real permission failures and owned child cleanup.
+- Preserve rejected namespace-command feedback through repaints of the same
+  connecting view; show new connection progress or errors when its state changes.
+
+- Preserve SSH hangup status on macOS when terminal attributes remain readable
+  after the driver has stopped accepting output; probe without emitting bytes.
+- Restore owned terminal sessions after external SIGHUP/SIGTERM, reap native and
+  embedded children on SSH loss, and preserve hangup status when the remote TTY
+  is revoked. tmux sessions remain available for reattachment.
+- Recover following text and private cursor queries after malformed CSI in the
+  same shell packet; retain rendered normal/alternate text and bounded cursors
+  while shrinking the terminal.
+- Ignore deferred shortcut rendering after its header view has been removed,
+  avoiding a terminal failure when resize and view return overlap.
+- Resolve native resize events against the current physical TTY so a delayed
+  older event cannot leave the interface and embedded child at the wrong size.
+- Distinguish recognized AWS helper login/role failures from API 401/403 without
+  exposing provider output; share expiring-token refreshes and ignore delayed
+  401 invalidation of newer cache revisions, including identical token bytes.
+- Preserve a session's captured AWS environment, working directory and helper
+  executable in delegated shells. Actual EKS qualification remains deferred to Q05 #87.
+- Reflow header shortcuts when the logo changes width during terminal resizing.
+- Keep frame margins, header columns and interaction/footer rows stable across
+  pod, namespace, container and log navigation, focus changes and mouse clicks.
+- Render the selected command completion inline in the dedicated `:` bar,
+  without a dropdown; retain Tab/cycling acceptance and literal Enter behavior.
+
+- Open container shells inside a full-screen Textual terminal with a persistent
+  context/pod/container frame. Ctrl+C reaches the remote program; Ctrl+] returns
+  to the retained container view, and Ctrl+Q closes the owned session and quits.
+
+- Preserve exit 143 after SIGTERM during a native shell instead of reporting a
+  terminal failure after successful cleanup and restoration.
+
+- Enter after arrow navigation submits the highlighted command/namespace/context
+  suggestion once; editing or changing scope discards the old selection.
+
+- Keep quiet resource watches live through normal renewal without false timeout
+  warnings or growing retries; still expose genuine outages with bounded recovery.
+- Replace “Session connected” with “Resource data ready”, distinguish loading
+  from a successful empty collection, and spell out context/namespace shortcut hints.
+
+- Accept null optional exec credential args/env lists, including doctl's `env: null`,
+  with regression tests for authentication and switching away from an auth error.
+- Reach context/namespace pickers with `c`/`n` outside text inputs and connection
+  status/retry with `i`/`r` or `:status`/`:retry` when a terminal intercepts function keys.
+
+### Added
+
+- Required isolated SSH/tmux terminal and fresh-wheel trials for resize, Unicode,
+  color fallback, log navigation, native handoff, embedded protocols, cancellation
+  during shell preparation, signal restoration and real connection loss.
+- Native Azure kubelogin contracts and explicit `:login`, with mode-aware terminal
+  stdin, private credential stdout, safe provider hints, captured delegated Azure
+  identity and retry after cancellation. Actual Entra/AKS certification remains
+  opt-in Q05 #87; generic exec TLS certificate rotation remains C08 #47.
+- Exec token validation independent of argument length, allowing bounded large
+  JWTs without accepting header controls or whitespace.
+- Invocation-scoped cluster/user aliases, token and CA/client certificate overrides,
+  repeated impersonation groups and the same captured identity in API streams and
+  delegated container shells. Effective identity is visible in the header.
+- Effective `--refresh`/`-r` table repaint interval, retaining live watches and
+  cursor/filter state without periodic API polling.
+- Rectangular dedicated command bar, with compact side borders in short terminals.
+- Local context table through `:ctx`/`c`/F2 with cluster, auth-info and namespace;
+  filtering and browsing preserve the resource workspace and kubeconfig.
+- Container image, readiness, state/reason, restart count, configured probes,
+  CPU/memory requests/limits and ports from the captured pod snapshot.
+
+- K9s-inspired black/cyan/yellow workspace and a default `k9s` theme, with
+  context/cluster/user/version header, top inputs, view shortcuts and Escape trails.
+- Live namespace NAME/STATUS/AGE table via `:ns` / `n`, Enter-to-pods and `0` for
+  all namespaces; returning retains namespace filtering, UID cursor and viewport.
+- Common full-workspace container/log layouts with top log search, retaining the
+  embedded shell, captured targets and existing stream cleanup.
+
+- Embedded selected-container shells via kubectl exec, with `x`/`:shell` on pods,
+  `s`/`x` on containers and a configurable literal shell argument list.
+- Private connection snapshots pinned to the prepared session, pod-UID checks,
+  read-only enforcement and return to the retained table after exit or failure.
+
+- Shared bounded local-process runner and native terminal handoff foundation,
+  with captured scope/arguments, enforced read-only policy and owned cleanup.
+  The embedded shell reuses process policy, captured arguments and cleanup.
+
+- Enter on a pod opens its regular/init container table, including single-container
+  pods; Enter on a container opens its logs. Esc returns through both views, while
+  `d` keeps resource details and `l` keeps the direct log shortcut.
+
+- Container log viewer with regular/init selection, current/previous output,
+  head/tail/time windows, timestamps, wrapping, literal search and Vim navigation.
+- Separate reception pause and viewport follow, bounded virtualized history,
+  clear/marks/column lock/fullscreen, redacted copy/save and awaited cleanup.
+
+- Backend current/previous regular/init container logs with captured UID/context,
+  tail/since/timestamp options, incremental UTF-8 framing and explicit errors.
+- Owned cancellation, quiet-follow semantics, bounded redacted lines/retention
+  and consumer backpressure, integrated into the S02 terminal log viewer.
+
+- Read-only captured-UID pod YAML, details and related events, with managedFields
+  visibility, literal search, redacted copying and return to the live table.
+- Clear denied/missing reads, same-name recreation rejection, viewer invalidation
+  and awaited request/serializer cleanup, with API, Pilot, PTY and install checks.
+
+- Shared initial/interactive pod/context/namespace commands, bounded literal
+  suggestions with Tab acceptance, and local Unicode text/regex filtering.
+- Navigation back/forward preserving scope, filter, typed sorting, UID selection
+  and viewport; stale-result rejection and awaited worker cleanup.
+
+- Live UID keyed pod rows with readiness, init/sidecar/waiting/termination reasons,
+  restarts, continuously updating age, typed sorting and stable selection/scroll.
+- Incremental cell/row patches, cancellation-safe background projection, distinct
+  loading/empty/error states and visible data at 40×12, with real API/PTY/install evidence.
+
+- Active pod synchronization with live counts and loading/stale/error status,
+  generation-bound snapshots, coalesced scope changes and bounded UI subscriptions.
+- Awaited cleanup and late-result rejection, with rapid-switch, real-API, Pilot
+  and PTY recovery/exit tests. Pod table rows are delivered in B02.
+
+- Backend list/watch synchronization with stable UID state, idempotent events,
+  bookmarks, opaque checkpoints, bounded retries and full relists after expiry.
+- Real streaming/backpressure/cancellation tests and disposable-kind create,
+  modify, delete and same-name recreation qualification. UI pod rows are delivered in B02.
+
+- Backend API discovery with core/named groups, modern/legacy negotiation,
+  aliases and explicit partial results, plus scoped atomic paginated snapshots,
+  collection versions and one full restart for expired continuation tokens.
+- Resource normalization/HTTP cancellation tests and real disposable-kind
+  paginated resource qualification. Terminal pod rows are delivered in B02.
+
+- Isolated kubeconfig/context sessions, namespace discovery and selectors,
+  TLS/client-certificate/static-token authentication and bounded noninteractive
+  exec-token helpers, with distinct connection states and owned cleanup.
+- Real HTTP/TLS/helper, Pilot, terminal and disposable-kind verification for the
+  context checkpoint. Live resource views and provider qualification remain upcoming.
+
+- Help/version subcommands and short version output, all audited launch flags
+  with explicit unavailable-feature errors, and a diagnostic data-directory path.
+- Header/logo/scope visibility, initial terminal help/quit, and read-only/write
+  invocation overrides with shared CLI/UI command policy and persistent status.
+- Launch-contract/alias/precedence tests, reviewed help snapshot, visibility Pilot
+  evidence and real-terminal initial help/quit restoration checks.
+
+- Real terminal workspace with context/namespace/connection indicators, an empty
+  resource table, filter/command inputs, keyboard/mouse navigation, scrollable
+  help, responsive layouts, built-in themes and packaged styles.
+- Pilot/layout tests and real PTY evidence for navigation, resize, Unicode paste,
+  rapid command input, normal/error terminal restoration and installed entry points.
+
+- Versioned YAML preferences with typed defaults, explicit environment/CLI
+  precedence, legacy migration, retained unknown fields and atomic private writes.
+- Safe local `info`, `config init`/`check`, config/log path flags and stable
+  errors that do not echo configuration values or rejected arguments.
+- Private rotating diagnostic logs, process ownership, bounded records, credential
+  redaction and debug locations without exception values or console tracebacks.
+- Project roadmap, architecture, quality requirements, and release methodology.
+- Contribution and security policies, issue templates, and a structured backlog.
+- Installable Python development package with `kuberich --help`, `--version`,
+  module invocation and a default terminal launch.
+- Locked Textual/Kubernetes dependencies, developer tooling, and clean-artifact
+  installation tests for Python 3.12 through 3.14 on Linux and macOS.
+- Independent production line/branch coverage gates, 90% changed-line coverage,
+  100% critical-module coverage, and regression checks for invalid/missing evidence.
+- A Linux/macOS application quality matrix and aggregate status that rejects
+  failed, cancelled, or skipped dependencies; private-repository merge checks
+  remain manually verified until GitHub branch protection is available.
+
+No public application release has been published. Development installation is
+available from a source checkout; PyPI and Homebrew publication come later.
+
+### Security
+
+- Immutable service-level action policy that refuses unknown actions and blocks
+  mutation, exec, attach and unclassified plugins in read-only mode; actual
+  cluster-service enforcement must be qualified as those operations ship.
+
+- Shared bounded literal display text, credential redaction and control escaping,
+  with explicit multiline behavior and preserved actionable error context.
+- Immutable argument vectors and client/context/UID target captures with stale
+  target rejection; operation enforcement remains part of upcoming services.
+- Test-wide ambient Kubernetes credential traps and a qualified owned local
+  fixture loader that preserves configuration files and SDK defaults.
+- Focused trust-boundary model and documented integration responsibilities
+  for authentication helpers, plugins, terminal sinks and release artifacts.

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