chore: keep alpha releases on 0.x (downgrade minor changesets to patch)#112
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The alpha release PR (#111) bumped most packages to
1.0.0-alpha.0. That's not a real major:@plextv/react-lightning(andplugin-flexbox) haveminorchangesets, so they'd go0.4.2 → 0.5.0, which falls outside the^0.4.2peer range every plugin/dependent declares. changesets treats an out-of-range peer bump as breaking for consumers and cascades a major onto all of them →1.0.0.To stay on
0.x, this downgrades the 9minorchangesets topatch. Everything then bumps within^0.4.x(no out-of-range peer change, no major cascade). Verified locally withchangeset versionin pre mode:react-lightning 0.5.0-alpha.0, everything else1.0.0-alpha.00.4.3/0.4.4-alpha.0Trade-off: a few genuinely feature-level changes now land as
patchin the changelogs. For a pre-1.0 framework in active alpha churn that's fine, and it keeps1.0.0unspent until we actually mean it. Once this merges, the changesets action will regenerate #111 with the0.4.xversions.