jdx/hk v1.44.2

v1.44.2: pklr cache freshness and quieter Builtins

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A small patch release focused on two HK_PKL_BACKEND=pklr rough edges: edits to hk.pkl are now picked up immediately, and loading Builtins.pkl no longer spams deprecation warnings on every run.

Fixed

• hk.pkl edits are now picked up under HK_PKL_BACKEND=pklr (@jdx) #879. The two pkl backends return different things from analyze_imports — the pkl CLI happens to include the source file in resolvedImports, but pklr only returns transitive import URIs. As a result, with pklr the main hk.pkl was missing from the config cache's fresh_files, so edits didn't invalidate the cache and hk kept reusing the stale Config until you ran hk cache clear. The main config path is now always added to fresh_files. Fixes #877.

• No more pklr deprecation warnings on every Builtins.pkl load (@jdx) #880. Previously, every invocation under HK_PKL_BACKEND=pklr printed:

  [pklr] WARNING: property 'check_byte_order_marker' is deprecated
  [pklr] WARNING: property 'fix_byte_order_marker' is deprecated
  

  …even when your hk.pkl didn't reference those aliases. This release bumps pklr to 0.4.2 (which evaluates @Deprecated lazily, on field access) and reworks Builtins.pkl so its own internal bindings no longer touch the deprecated aliases at load time. The migration nudge still fires if you explicitly reference Builtins.check_byte_order_marker or Builtins.fix_byte_order_marker. Fixes #878.

• Mobile docs banner layout (@jdx) #865, #867. At <=640px, the banner now stacks the message and "Read more" link vertically, with the close button pinned to the top-right corner instead of floating in the middle of the taller stacked layout.

Documentation

• The VitePress site nav now surfaces the current release version (parsed from Cargo.toml) and a GitHub star counter, matching the mise and aube docs (@jdx) #872.

Full Changelog: v1.44.1...v1.44.2

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