Public trust surfaces now resolve from live edge snapshots
Homepage, about, security, compare, enterprise, and enterprise sales pages now derive public messaging from live overlay routes.
Validated upgrades, auth continuity, security posture, and current route breadth are composed from live edge evidence instead of decorative release notes.
Only deployed and browser-validated upgrade evidence appears here. Premium presentation does not invent versions, roadmap milestones, or downstream completion.
The fallback poster remains constrained to the same truthful release boundary until the live edge contract finishes loading.
Login continuity and callback recovery remain part of release truth even while the live contract is still loading.
The premium scene keeps upgrade disclosure next to security posture instead of treating release notes as isolated marketing copy.
Route breadth is still disclosed as a measurable contract rather than implied through design language.
The fallback surface keeps the same release-ledger constraint while the live contract loads.
Release proof remains coupled to auth continuity, not detached design copy.
The fallback path preserves the security adjacency rule.
Docs remain the next inspection surface even before live data refreshes.
Fallback retains the release-ledger truth boundary until the live contract is available.
Auth continuity stays part of proof rather than a detached subsystem.
Security posture remains coupled to public release evidence.
Route breadth stays measurable instead of implied.
Docs remain the next proof surface even in fallback mode.
Inspect the current route map before reusing any release claim.
Cross-check health before assuming a clean upgrade closeout.
Move from release proof into linked public trust surfaces.
Inspect the security posture alongside the upgrade trail.
Cross-check public product and pricing surfaces affected by release changes.
Fallback retains the same rule: no speculative roadmap or fake versioning.
The live edge contract is authoritative once it finishes loading.
Release disclosure does not imply verified downstream execution layers.
Route breadth remains a reachable-contract signal, not a blanket backend guarantee.
This changelog tracks upgrade work that has been implemented, deployed, and browser-validated against the live edge surface.
Fallback validated changelogThis is not a marketing release log. It only includes validated live upgrades and the current evidence available on the edge.
Updated from edge snapshot: Apr 09, 2026, 00:00 UTC
Homepage, about, security, compare, enterprise, and enterprise sales pages now derive public messaging from live overlay routes.