release: v1.77.0 — release-dry-run + cc-version-drift + /goal SDLC-discipline gates#356
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) + /goal SDLC-discipline gates Versioned cut of PR-B + PR-C + PR-D. Trusted Publishing handles npm publish on tag push. Headlines: - release-dry-run.yml — catches release.yml regressions at PR-time. Self-tested in PR-B (the workflow ran on the PR that introduced it). - cc-version-drift.yml — closes #350. The fix for the gap that let native /goal slip past for 32 versions. Pure GH-API, no LLM. - /goal SDLC-discipline gates in /sdlc skill — confidence floor + DLC binding. Native /goal is universal now; this anchors it in SDLC. Full notes in CHANGELOG.md [1.77.0].
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Summary
Versioned cut of PR-B (#353) + PR-C (#354) + PR-D (#355). Trusted Publishing handles npm on tag push.
What ships in v1.77.0
Self-test highlight
PR-B's new `release-dry-run.yml` workflow ran ON the PR that introduced it and SUCCEEDED — first proof that the temp-version-rewrite + `--tag dry-run` flow works end-to-end.
Cross-model design review
Both new workflows + the /goal gates went through Codex gpt-5.5 xhigh design review (`.reviews/176-followup-prio-codex.md`). Real catches:
Sequence after merge
Test plan