Caprock Files

Fixed

• "Burn now" says it is measuring instead of extrapolating. 0.49.1 made the rate divide by the time it actually covers, which is correct arithmetic and an alarming number: a daemon twenty seconds old showed $3,215/h, because twenty seconds of a busy minute extrapolates to that. Until the window has been lived through, the tile shows a dash and says it needs ten minutes of running — a figure nobody can act on is worse than no figure.

• A test that asserted a promise the code never made. One of the night's new tests demanded that a healthy terminal subscriber receive 300 of 400 chunks while another subscriber sat stalled. The buffer is deliberately lossy — a reader that falls behind legitimately misses some — so the test passed on a fast machine and failed in CI, which is what stopped v0.49.2 from publishing. It asserts what the code actually promises now: the writer finishes and a healthy reader keeps receiving.