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build: prepare stable QA 0.1.0 dependencies - #4
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QA currently allows a development branch of Coding Standards, which prevents a fully stable dependency policy for its first tagged release. Require
sympress/coding-standards:^1.1, explicitly retain stable minimum stability, and document the 0.1.0 candidate verification and remaining publication steps. Command behavior and the existing PHPUnit 10.5/11.5/13 ranges are unchanged.Validation on PHP 8.5.9 / Composer 2.10.3:
composer validate --strictpassed.composer qapassed strict doctor, coding standards, PHPStan and 15 tests / 68 assertions, with no skipped gates.The ignored development lock remains local. PHPUnit 10.5/11.5 were not rerun for this dependency-only change. Tagging, signature verification, Packagist propagation and the consuming Runtime verification remain release steps.