prometheus v0.2.3

adapter/redis v0.2.4

adapter/nats v0.2.4

feat(website): add Why wshub? comparison and Performance stats (#91)

The landing page listed features but never answered the question a
developer evaluating it actually asks - what does this give me that a
raw WebSocket library does not - and carried none of the benchmark
numbers. Both now live on the page that search traffic lands on,
mirroring the README sections added in 1.8.1.

Presented as a table and a row of stat tiles rather than charts: a
capability matrix and four headline figures are not plot-shaped, and a
bar chart of four unrelated units would be noise. All colours come from
existing --ifm-* tokens, so both themes and the site's contrast
behaviour are inherited rather than re-specified.

The figures and capability rows are duplicated from the README by
necessity; both call sites carry a comment pointing at the other.

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feat: upgrade to Go 1.27 with encoding/json/v2 hardening (#80)

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## Summary
Bumps the required Go version to 1.27 across the root module and every
submodule, unlocking two follow-on changes: message.go, presence.go, and
both adapters now use encoding/json/v2 (stricter defaults:
case-sensitive member matching, duplicate-key rejection, invalid-UTF-8
rejection) instead of encoding/json v1, and hub.go/client.go generate
IDs with the new stdlib uuid package instead of google/uuid, dropping
that dependency entirely.

Also:
- CI (ci.yml, codeql.yml) no longer hardcodes Go versions — the floor
leg reads go-version-file from each module's own go.mod and the "current
release" leg uses Go's stable alias, so neither needs a manual bump
again. golangci-lint's version is now read from the Makefile instead of
duplicated in the workflow.
- Applied Go 1.27's new go fix modernizers repo-wide (atomic.Int64
fields, sync.WaitGroup.Go, slices.Backward).
- Added .greptile/ configuration for automated PR review, alongside the
existing .coderabbit.yaml.
- Updated AGENTS.md, CONTRIBUTING.md, and CHANGELOG.md (v1.8.0 entry) to
match; refreshed the README benchmark tables against the new toolchain.
- Website: version markers on the changed docs, plus a cut version-1.8
snapshot since this release changes previously-documented behavior (the
Go floor and Message.JSON's parsing semantics), same as the v1.7.0
AllowSameOrigin precedent.

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- [ ] `make all` passes (fmt, vet, lint, test, build)

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- [ ] Tests added or updated for changed behavior
- [ ] No breaking changes — or breaking changes described below

### Breaking Changes

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## Summary by CodeRabbit

* **New Features**
  * Added support for Go 1.27+ across the project.
* Updated JSON handling with stricter validation: case-sensitive member
matching, duplicate-member rejection, and invalid UTF-8 rejection.

* **Documentation**
* Updated installation guidance, version listings, release notes, and
benchmark information.
* Documented the JSON behavior changes and updated development
prerequisites.

* **Chores**
* Improved automated testing across supported Go versions and added
expanded code-quality review guidance.

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prometheus v0.2.2

adapter/redis v0.2.3

adapter/nats v0.2.3

Final state of the hand-rolled React/Vite docs site, replaced by the …

…Docusaurus site in website/ on main (PR #69).

Kept as a tag so the branch can be deleted without making this history unreachable. Safe to delete if you do not want it: git push origin :refs/tags/archive-old-website-spa

Merge pull request #60 from KARTIKrocks/security/secure-origin-default

Security/secure origin default