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Refresh framework starters to Fullbleed 0.7.1 - #43
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The browser, React, Vue and Next.js starters still installed older Fullbleed packages. Pin all four to the published
fullbleed@0.7.1(engine 2.5.29), update their version instructions, and preserve framework versions and unrelated lockfile entries. The npm package and its engine dependency are unchanged.Validation: clean registry installs and production builds; real Chrome PDF downloads for all three client starters; React StrictMode and live TSX/style edits; all 17 Next.js standalone HTTP checks. Existing invoice/report PDF and PNG baselines remain byte-identical. Inspected the component invoice, Northstar invoice and all three Common Ground pages.
verification/starters-071.jsonretains the local results; existing CI exercises Firefox, WebKit and the additional Next.js platforms.