fix(user-timestamps): publish formatter correction - #75
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Bump the package so the existing Intl fix reaches npm and add regression coverage that catches the published turn-start failure. 👾 Generated with [Letta Code](https://letta.com) Co-Authored-By: Letta Code <noreply@letta.com>
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@letta-ai/user-timestampsto0.1.1so the mergedIntlformatter correction can be publishedturn_startregression coverage for timestamp injection, metadata preservation, approval exclusion, duplicate prevention, and missing-capability diagnosticsContext
The npm registry still serves
0.1.0, published on June 25. The formatter correction merged later in #17, but the publishing workflow skips package versions that already exist on npm. This version bump gives the corrected source a new publishable version.Testing
npm --prefix packages/user-timestamps testnpm run validate