Dicklesworthstone/beads_viewer v0.26.0

Beads Viewer v0.26.0

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Beads Viewer v0.26.0 makes live SQLite trackers dependable: a load reads one consistent snapshot, keeps native br deadlines and full issue details, fails closed on a partial read, and live refresh keeps up with continuous writes and recovers from watcher errors. It also fixes correlation, exports, the CLI and the TUI.

• Live SQLite trackers. Every table is read inside one read transaction, so a br write landing mid-load can no longer show work as ready when it is blocked. Native br deadlines (due_at), estimates, design, acceptance criteria, notes and external references survive a SQLite load. A partial read now keeps the previous snapshot instead of producing a "complete" but incomplete graph. Live refresh has a maximum wait under continuous WAL writes, falls back to polling after watcher errors, retries failed loads on a backoff, and a slow superseded load can no longer overwrite a newer snapshot.
• Correlation and exports stay on the selected source. After --as-of or in a SQLite-only workspace, history, triage, file relations, orphans, impact, causality, hotspots and graph export use the selected source and revision. --recipe applies to more non-TUI modes, and --diff-since scopes both snapshots the same way.
• Deadlines and external references everywhere. Due dates, deferral times and external references appear in the TUI details, Markdown export, the interactive graph export and search; the Pages SQLite export gains due_date, defer_until and external_ref columns.
• CLI and exported page. The --robot-by-label, --robot-by-assignee and --robot-min-confidence help says they filter --robot-priority only (#211). The exported page's label-legend close button works under the page's own CSP (#197).
• TUI. A fuzzy filter can no longer crash the list (#210). Filters, sorts, recipes, selection and the sprint view survive asynchronous refreshes, and finished views are wired in (Insights heatmap drill-down, context help, the Label Dashboard).

Archives cover Linux amd64/arm64, macOS amd64/arm64 and Windows amd64. Verify downloads against checksums.txt. Release assets include individual checksum files, the release-gate receipt and an SBOM generated from the packaged Linux amd64 binary.

Known issues

• This release's gate receipt says eligible: false. The release gate on c8bb498 (go1.26.8) passed 9 of 10 stages. Stage 4 (e2e-tests) failed only TestGraphExportHTML_IncludesGitHistoryCorrelation: the history correlator links no commit to a bead whose only commit both creates it and names it (bv-pzpv). That gap is present in v0.25.2 and v0.26.0 alike; the test is new in v0.26.0 and v0.25.2 lacks it, so it is not a product regression.
• Packaged from the gate-2 tree with bv's release_gate.sh eligibility check bypassed for one known, pre-existing e2e failure (bv-pzpv); receipt included as-is. Packaging ran bv's own GoReleaser path from an out-of-tree gate copy that permits exactly that one stage-4 failure; every other check (clean source matching the receipt, toolchain, binary build info, archive checksums and the five-target set) is unchanged.

See CHANGELOG.md for details.