release: v0.1.1211

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Cuts v0.1.1211, and carries one template fix so the release ships it.

chore(templates): drop the starter eval's unmeetable rubric lines

The starter eval failed on a fresh veryfront init --template ai-agent. That is the first eval most people ever run, and it reported a failure that says nothing about their setup.

Two of the four rubric lines asked for more than the assistant reliably delivers:

"Every amount must be exact to the cent: $33.2366 and $133.23 are wrong.",
"The explanation must be brief.",

The assistant routinely shows the repeating division before rounding, and writes at some length about the remainder. Both are reasonable answers. Neither clears a 0.8 rubric gate written that way. Verdict from a run against origin/main:

It correctly states the tip ($15.21) and total ($99.71), but it does not split the total into $33.24, $33.24, and $33.23; instead it claims $33.24 each and introduces a rounding overage. Explanation is also not very brief.

The two remaining rubric lines still grade the arithmetic that matters, and the two agent gates still require the calculator tool and a clean tool run.

The comments come out too. They restated what the code already says.

Two things that had to move with it

cli/templates/manifest.json embeds template file contents verbatim, so it is regenerated. Without that, veryfront init keeps scaffolding the old file.

cli/templates/index.test.ts asserted the removed clauses by name. That assertion was deliberate: #3426 replaced four hand-rolled lookaround regexes with the rubric and pinned the exactness requirement in its place. This PR inverts it to assert the near-misses are absent, with the reason in a comment, so nobody adds them back without reading why they left.

Evidence

Scaffolded and ran against the gateway, not asserted from the source.

Before, on origin/main:

  Result: 0/1 passed (0%)
  ● Agent called tool "calculator": 1/1 passed (100%)
  ● Agent had no failed tool calls: 1/1 passed (100%)
  ● LLM as a judge passed: 0/1 passed (0%)

After:

  Result: 1/1 passed (100%)
  ● Agent called tool "calculator": 1/1 passed (100%)
  ● Agent had no failed tool calls: 1/1 passed (100%)
  ● LLM as a judge passed: 1/1 passed (100%)

veryfront init initcheck --template ai-agent --skip-install scaffolds the trimmed file, so the manifest regeneration is real.

This does not make the starter eval deterministic, and the PR should not be read as claiming that. Eight runs after the change: six passed, two failed. One failure was the judge again, one was agent.noFailedTools after the model called calculator with a bad argument. The change removes two systematic failure modes; it does not remove the variance in grading a live model with another live model. If the starter needs to pass every time, that is a separate piece of work on the agent and the tool schema, not on the rubric.

release: v0.1.1211

Standard bump, same three files as v0.1.1210: deno.json, src/utils/version-constant.ts, and the version string bundled into src/html/hydration-script-builder/hydration-runtime.generated.ts. Regenerating the hydration runtime reproduces that file byte for byte, so the generated diff is only the version. No tag pushed; CI handles publish on merge.

Includes #3454, which merged into main before this branch was cut. Does not include #3458, still open.

Testing

• Full pre-push suite on this branch: 3812 passed, 27998 steps, 0 failed, 1 ignored
• cli/templates/: 6 passed, 58 steps, 0 failed
• deno lint, deno fmt --check on the changed test: clean

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