[aywrite]

git-cliff@2 floated on a major and cargo binstall --no-confirm cargo-release
took whatever was newest, so the two tools that write the release commit and the
changelog were unpinned, and so was the cargo-binstall that fetches one of
them. This is item 5 of v0.5.0's hygiene list, the pins half.

All three are pinned to the versions that cut v0.4.4, read off that run rather
than chosen: git-cliff 2.14.1, cargo-binstall 1.23.0, cargo-release 1.1.5. So
the release path is on tools known to have produced a good release.

cargo-release stays behind cargo binstall rather than joining the other two in
taiki-e/install-action: that action's tool list does not carry it.

The cost is that the pins go stale quietly. Dependabot bumps the uses: line
but not a version inside tool: or a run:, so these three want bumping by
hand, and the comment beside them says so.

The other half of that item, the Miri sentence, needs no change. See the review
comment below.

🤖 Generated with Claude Code

[github-actions]

Speed against 1a5e362a

Both sides built and run on this runner in this job, the way
scripts/speed.sh measures a perf commit. The change is between
medians, and the spread beside it is what the change has to be
read against. The node counts are the search's: they move when
the search does, and a speed change leaves them alone.

round     base nps  candidate nps
    1      7693153        7688445
    2      7675678        7725813
    3      7832908        7781785
    4      7798600        7867728
    5      7779845        7817825
    6      7799543        7726276
    7      7639304        7648547
    8      7782709        7754693
    9      7774436        7692083

             nodes    time  median nps  fastest nps
base       3868987  0.50 s     7779845      7832908
candidate  3868987  0.50 s     7726276      7867728
change                           -0.7%        +0.4%

the change is inside the spread, so the medians make no claim; the
fastest column is the steadier comparison when the machine was not
quiet

Speed: -0.7% (bench nps, 9 interleaved rounds vs 1a5e362a, spread 2.8%)