docs(skill): say 0.10.1, which is the behaviour it already describes - #322
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The header has said 0.10.0 since the docs pass, but #301 rewrote the mask line in the cheat sheet to "a literal (rows included — it spans a wrap the way find_all does)". Spanning a wrap is 0.10.1 behaviour: 0.10.0 reported a row-spanning needle through find_all and then masked nothing. So the file documents 0.10.1 and claims to document 0.10.0. One line, and it matters because consumers vendor this file and pin their copy to the version it names. Signed-off-by: Vyncint Ng <115854244+vyncint@users.noreply.github.com>
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The skill's header has said 0.10.0 since the docs pass, but #301 rewrote its cheat-sheet mask line to "
mask_matchingis a literal (rows included — it spans a wrap the wayfind_alldoes)".Spanning a wrap is 0.10.1 behaviour: 0.10.0 reported a row-spanning needle through
find_alland then masked nothing (#300). So the file documents 0.10.1 and claims to document 0.10.0.One line. It matters because consumers vendor this file — mossaic keeps a copy under
.claude/skills/termlens/and pins it to the version the header names, so a wrong marker propagates into other repositories as a wrong claim about which behaviour they can rely on.