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@founderhq/events-core

v0.7.0

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Dependency-free FounderHQ Events protocol and cross-platform client primitives

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@founderhq/events-core

Dependency-free Events protocol v2 types, canonical $ taxonomy, UUIDv7 session generation, deterministic state/property helpers, canonical JSON, and the cross-platform executable conformance contract.

fixtures/conformance-v2.json contains the portable action DSL, injected provider inputs, expected wire/persistence/directive outcomes, and the required session, identity, retry, rotation, oversize, persistence, offline, remote-config, consent, pageview-resilience, mobile, and Node scenarios. Platform exceptions come from FOUNDERHQ_PLATFORM_CAPABILITIES. The pageview cases include failed hard-unload delivery followed by a persisted restart fallback and distinct 30-minute-idle and 24-hour-age rollovers. Remote config actions must traverse the mobile transport and cache, while web re-arm uses real DOM and History events. Each platform runner must execute only the declared actions, then canonically compare every request plus normalized persistence/directive state; additional flushes and field-level cherry-picking are contract violations.