go.mod: pin real dependency versions (pilotprotocol v1.12.5, common v0.5.7)#21
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…0.5.7) The v0.0.0 pilotprotocol require was resolvable only through the local dev replace; the moment tag-bump strips dev-replaces for a cascade bump, every consumer's module graph dies on it (webhook, 2026-07-13). Pin the real released versions — the replaces still win during local dev and sibling-checkout CI, and the stripped graph now resolves. Also refreshes stale indirect pins (rendezvous v0.2.5, trustedagents v0.2.4) whose old go.mods still referenced the pre-rename module path. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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v0.0.0pilotprotocol require only resolves through the local dev replace — when tag-bump strips dev-replaces during a cascade bump, every consumer's module graph dies on it (webhook's failure today). Real released pins fix the stripped graph; replaces still win in dev and sibling-checkout CI. Indirect rendezvous/trustedagents pins refreshed off pre-rename go.mods.🤖 Generated with Claude Code