fix(xpkg): 0.0.49 and 0.0.50 existed only for linux - #161
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Publishing them, I edited the `linux` block and stopped there. `macosx` and `windows` topped out at 0.0.48, so a mac or Windows consumer asking for 0.0.50 got the same "not found" a genuinely unpublished version produces — while the Linux job resolving it in the same run said everything was fine. That asymmetry is what made it hard to see: three CI jobs failed and three passed on one commit, which reads as a platform bug in the client rather than as an index missing two rows. The tarball is the same for all three — a GitHub source archive, no per-platform artifact — so the entries are identical apart from the platform key they sit under. Verified by parsing with lua5.4 and enumerating keys per platform: all three now end at 0.0.50.
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Publishing them, I edited the
linuxblock and stopped.macosxandwindowstopped out at 0.0.48, so those platforms got the same "not found" an unpublished version produces — while Linux resolved it in the same run.Three CI jobs failing and three passing on one commit reads as a client platform bug, not as an index missing two rows.
Same tarball for all three (a GitHub source archive), so the entries differ only in which platform key they sit under. Verified by parsing with lua5.4 and enumerating keys per platform.