v0.1.6

This release focuses on solidifying the core reactivity model and transforming the developer tools into a framework-agnostic solution.

Core Improvements (@pulse-js/core 0.1.6)

• Independent compute: The compute primitive is now a standalone export, allowing for pure, memoized transformations of Sources and Guards without the overhead of condition status.
• Robust Async Cancellation: Introduced an internal runId versioning system for async guards. This automatically prevents race conditions by canceling stale asynchronous updates if the underlying dependencies change before a previous evaluation completes.
• Explainable Guards: Added .explain() to the Guard interface. This returns a structured tree of the current status, failure reasons, and the status of all direct dependencies, significantly improving debuggability.

Universal DevTools (@pulse-js/tools 0.1.3)

• Web Component Transformation: The DevTools suite has been completely rewritten into a framework-agnostic Web Component (<pulse-inspector>).
• Zero Dependencies: Removed all React dependencies from the tools package. It is now usable in any environment (Vue, Svelte, Vanilla JS, etc.) with a single import.
• Explain API Integration: The inspector now visualizes the dependency tree and detailed failure reasons provided by the new explain() API.

React Integration (@pulse-js/react 0.1.3)

• Zero-Config Auto-Injection: Introducing @pulse-js/react/devtools. Simply importing this in your entry point automatically mounts the inspector in the DOM during development.
• PulseDevTools Component: A new React component wrapper for fine-grained control over the inspector’s placement and configuration.