[hhkaos]

Closes #69. Last call site in the repo still on validateFeed.

Broadcast reads a feed somebody else published, so it has to be judged against the version it declares. validateFeed is latest-only by design — right for documents this kit writes, wrong here. A valid 0.4 feed came back invalid over its specVersion alone, and because an invalid feed stops everything before any destination, Broadcast refused to publish a healthy feed outright.

Now on validateDocument. Being behind inside the support window is a notice, never a defect: the notices render above #main rather than in place of it, with their links as links, and the feed still broadcasts.

Two things that differed from the plan on #101

runCli did not need to become async. That note was written for the three exporters in 555ba2a; boot() here was already async, so the change is the call plus the notice rendering.

The bundle went 464 KB → 1.3 MB, which was not predicted. validateDocument can reach any published version's compiled validators, and apps/publish bundled to a single outfile, so esbuild inlined all of them. They sit behind a dynamic import() precisely so a bundler can split them — apps/validator already relies on this. The same splitting/outdir config takes main.js to 122 KB, smaller than before this change, since the latest version's validators are now a chunk too. deploy-tools.yml copies dist/. recursively, so the chunks ship; publish has no CSP meta, so nothing to widen.

Spec version

No spec-version change. The repo stays on OTE Spec 0.6.0.

Testing

pnpm lint, build, typecheck and test green across the workspace (71 publish tests).

src/main.ts is boot wiring with no unit coverage — per CONTRIBUTING.md the UI is checked by hand — so this was driven in a browser against a served build:

• a valid 0.4 feed broadcasts, with the notice panel above the app and the changelog link rendered as a link;
• an invalid feed still shows its errors and no console;
• no console errors beyond a missing favicon.ico from the throwaway static server.

apps/publish/CLAUDE.md named validateFeed directly and now describes the validateDocument rule, so the doc does not lie about the one thing it is there to protect.

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