fix(catalog): regenerate the root README after the http-action 0.1.1 bump - #50
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…bump The 0.1.1 release updated http-action's manifest, changelog, and the plugins.json entry, but the catalog table in the root README was left at 0.1.0. The `catalog:check` CI step compares the generated catalog against what is committed, so main has been red since the release merged. Regenerated with `npm run catalog`; README.md is the only file that drifted.
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Summary
mainhas been failing CI since the http-action 0.1.1 release merged. The failing step isCatalog up to date (plugins.json, READMEs, version↔changelog), which runsnode scripts/catalog.mjs --check.The 0.1.1 release updated
http-action/manifest.json,http-action/CHANGELOG.md,http-action/README.md, and theplugins.jsonentry, but the catalog table in the rootREADME.mdwas left at0.1.0. Sincecatalog.mjsregenerates that table from the manifests and CI compares its output against what is committed, the stale version cell fails the check.Change
Regenerated the catalog with
npm run catalog.README.mdis the only file that drifted —plugins.jsonwas already correct at0.1.1.Verification
Confirmed the failure reproduces on the release merge commit in a clean checkout, and that the regenerated output matches this change exactly.
Local run of the CI steps on this branch:
npm run typecheck— passesnpm test— 435 passing, 0 failingnpm run catalog:check—Catalog up to date (10 plugin(s)).Note
CI was already red on the release PR before it merged. Requiring the
cicheck to pass in branch protection would keep this class of drift from reachingmain.