fix(version): every dev default tells the truth, and the channel classifies the bundle - #64
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…sifies the bundle The released line is 0.8.0, yet an unstamped gds claimed a released 0.7.0, the controller claimed 0.4.0-dev, and development bundles were stamped 0.4.0-dev forever. All three defaults move to 0.8.0-dev: a dev build can never masquerade as a release, and a development bundle is dated to the line it came from. The bundle classifier had a sharper defect: provenance treated a lock as released unless its version equalled the CURRENT DevelopmentBundleVersion, so bumping that constant would have silently reclassified every not-yet-regenerated development lock as released and skipped its source verification. The channel field alone classifies now; an older dev version is still a development bundle and is verified as one. Goldens and the repository's own lock are regenerated at 0.8.0-dev. Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01LsGid6U5RrQdFvJmvYdGCF
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The released line is 0.8.0 (gds-v0.8.0, 2026-08-30), yet an unstamped
gdsclaimed a released 0.7.0,gds-controllerclaimed 0.4.0-dev, and development bundles were stamped 0.4.0-dev forever. All three dev defaults move to0.8.0-dev— an unstamped binary can never masquerade as a release, and a development bundle is dated to the line it came from.The sharper defect: provenance classified a lock as released unless its version equalled the current
DevelopmentBundleVersion, so bumping the constant would have silently reclassified every not-yet-regenerated development lock as released and skipped its source verification — the opposite of what a version bump should do. The channel field alone classifies now; an older dev version is still a development bundle and is verified as one (transition-safe for every policy-owner repo).Goldens and the repository's own lock regenerated at 0.8.0-dev through the generate ceremony on the committed tree.
validate_go_core.sh: PASS (full).https://claude.ai/code/session_01LsGid6U5RrQdFvJmvYdGCF