v0.11.1

Documentation

• Added a multi-page error-handling wiki (docs/wiki) with beginner-friendly
  walkthroughs, framework patterns, and comparisons against thiserror and
  anyhow.
• Linked the wiki from the README template so crate consumers can discover it
  directly on crates.io and docs.rs.
• Highlighted the native derive macros, typed telemetry, browser logging, and
  Turnkey taxonomy across the README template and regenerated README.
• Refreshed the Russian README with the same capability summary and updated the
  installation snippets to 0.11.1.
• Expanded the crate-level documentation to cover #[app_error]/#[provide]
  usage and link to std::error::Request telemetry extraction.

v0.11.0

Changed

• Updated AppError::database to accept Option<Cow<'static, str>>, allowing
  bare None calls without type annotations, and added the helper
  AppError::database_with_message for the common message-bearing path.

Documentation

• Refreshed the AppError::database docs to illustrate the new constructor
  behavior and helper usage.

Tests

• Expanded database constructor tests to cover both the helper and bare None
  scenario.

v0.10.9

Fixed

• Tightened Turnkey rate-limit heuristics to require explicit phrases while
  preserving stack-backed searches for short ASCII patterns, preventing matches
  on unrelated words such as "corporate".

Tests

• Added regression coverage to ensure corporate network outages and operational
  failure rates classify as network/service issues rather than rate limits.

Changed

• Raised the documented MSRV to Rust 1.90 to match the rust-version
  requirement.

Documentation

• Regenerated the README from the template so installation snippets reflect the
  new crate version and MSRV statement.

v0.10.8

Fixed

• Updated the release workflow to publish masterror-template before
  masterror-derive, ensuring crates.io recognises the shared dependency during
  release automation.

v0.10.7

Fixed

• Published the shared template parser crate so masterror-derive no longer
  depends on a workspace-only package when uploaded to crates.io.

Documentation

• Added a dedicated README for masterror-template describing installation,
  parsing examples and formatter metadata for crates.io readers.

Tests

• Added regression coverage for long classifier needles to exercise the
  heap-allocation fallback.

Changed

• Added an owning From<AppError> conversion for ErrorResponse and updated the
  Axum adapter to use it, eliminating redundant clones when building HTTP error
  bodies.
• Precomputed lowercase Turnkey classifier needles with a stack-backed buffer
  to remove repeated transformations while keeping the common zero-allocation
  path for short patterns.
• Bumped masterror-derive to 0.6.6 and masterror-template to 0.3.6 so
  downstream users rely on the newly published parser crate.

v0.10.6

Fixed

• Added a crate-local README for masterror-derive so cargo publish passes
  when crates.io validates the readme manifest key.

Changed

• Bumped masterror-derive to 0.6.2 to capture the packaging fix.

Documentation

• Documented the derive macros and supported attributes in
  masterror-derive/README.md for crates.io readers.

v0.10.5

Added

• Re-exported masterror-derive macros from masterror so consumers only depend on a single crate while deriving application errors.

Changed

• Published masterror-derive as a standalone crate (0.6.1) and configured the release workflow to publish it before masterror with retries and tag/MSRV validation.

Documentation

• Described #[provide] telemetry providers and #[app_error] conversions with
  end-to-end examples in the derive guide (README,
  README.ru).

v0.10.4

Fixed

• Ensured cargo package --locked passes by switching workspace dependencies on
  masterror-derive / masterror-template to registry entries and overriding
  them locally through .cargo/config, keeping CI dry runs green without
  breaking local development.

v0.10.2

Added

• Forward dynamic width and precision specifiers by emitting every declared
  format argument into the generated write! call, so placeholders like
  {value:>width$} and {value:.precision$} remain valid when deriving
  Display.

Changed

• FormatArgumentsEnv now surfaces tokens for all named, positional and
  implicit bindings—even when they are only referenced from format specs—so
  width/precision values reach the formatting engine.
• render_template/build_template_arguments combine the resolved
  placeholders with the full format argument list, ensuring the macro invocation
  always receives the required bindings.

Tests

• Added UI fixtures and integration assertions covering dynamic width and
  precision formatting to guard against regressions.

Documentation

• Documented the dynamic width/precision support alongside the formatting
  guidance (including the Russian translation).

v0.10.1

Changed

• Relaxed template formatter parsing so only typed formatters treat # as the
  alternate flag, allowing display placeholders such as {value:#>4} to round-
  trip without spurious TemplateError::InvalidFormatter errors.

Tests

• Extended formatter unit tests and UI derive coverage to exercise hash-filled
  display specs and ensure they parse correctly.

Documentation

• Documented the broader display formatter support (including # as a fill
  character) in the templating README section.