chore: bump to 0.0.36

[Fermionic-Lyu]

Release cut for #106 — insta deploy <dir> now works against a local insta-oss daemon (501 from the token mint → local docker build). No other changes since 0.0.35.

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Summary by cubic

Bumps insta to 0.0.36 to support local source deploys against insta-oss. Previously insta deploy <dir> attempted a token mint and failed with 501; now local deploys use a local docker build, meeting the requirement from issue #106.

• Only package.json and package-lock.json version fields changed; no code diffs.
• Validate insta deploy <dir> with a running insta-oss daemon to confirm local build path.
• No migration required.

^{Written for commit c3c6aa4. Summary will update on new commits.}

[jwfing]

Review: chore: bump to 0.0.36

Summary: A clean, correct version bump from 0.0.35 → 0.0.36 across package.json and package-lock.json; the only substantive note is that the PR description understates what this release actually ships.

Requirements context

No docs/superpowers/ or docs/specs/ content exists in this repo, so no matching spec/plan was found — assessed against the PR body, the git history since v0.0.35, and the repo's version-release conventions. This PR is the "bump the version field before tagging" step that version-release expects to be merged to main before a release is cut.

Verification performed

• Version consistency: package.json (package.json:3) and package-lock.json (both the root version and the packages."" entry) are all 0.0.36. No source file hardcodes a version — the CLI resolves it dynamically at runtime from package.json (src/index.ts:55, src/commands/feedback.ts:75, src/observe/install.ts:11), so no stale constant is left behind. The bump is complete.
• Tag idempotency: existing tags stop at v0.0.35; no v0.0.36 tag/release exists, so the follow-up tag release is safe (avoids the irreversible npm-publish collision the version-release skill warns about).
• Feature actually present: #106's feat(deploy) commit (fcd8678) is on main and reachable from head, so the 0.0.36 release genuinely contains the local docker build fallback it references.

Findings

Critical

(none) — the version bump is correct, consistent, and collision-free; nothing blocks merge.

Suggestion

• Functionality / accuracy of release scope — The body states "No other changes since 0.0.35" and cubic's summary frames this purely as the #106 release. That's not accurate: git log v0.0.35..HEAD shows this release bundles five feature PRs, not one:

  • #100 — MySQL/MongoDB service commands
  • #103 — canonical secret-binding commands
  • #104 — insta build pre-push verification
  • #105 — insta compute exec
  • #106 — local source deploys (docker build fallback)

  Blast radius is low because the actual GitHub release notes are auto-generated at tag time (generate_release_notes: true), so the published changelog will be correct regardless. But the PR description is what a human reviewer reads to decide whether the release is safe to cut, and #103/#105/#100 are non-trivial user-facing surface. Recommend updating the description to list the full set of PRs shipping in 0.0.36 so the reviewer isn't approving a narrower change than what actually ships.

Information

• Commit-message convention — This bump commit is chore: bump to 0.0.36, whereas prior release bumps consistently use chore(release): 0.0.XX (#NN) (97b0f4e, 2d49db0, 9d4b3c9, …). Cosmetic only; harmless, but aligning keeps git log --grep on release commits uniform.

Software engineering / Security / Performance

• Software engineering: No tests are expected or needed for a pure version-field bump; this matches every prior release PR in the repo.
• Security: No security-relevant changes — no code, dependency, or lockfile-dependency changes (only the two version strings in the lockfile moved).
• Performance: No performance-relevant changes.

Verdict

approved (informational — no Critical findings; posted as a comment, human approval via the normal flow). The bump is correct and ready to tag; the only ask is a description update to reflect the full 0.0.36 scope, which is non-blocking.

[jwfing]

LGTM - approved.