Release Fixture Tools 0.2.0

public/README.md

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 Generate deterministic, privacy-safe synthetic test fixtures entirely in the
 browser. Fixture Tools is a local-first module in the add·ideas Toolbox.
 
-## v0.1.0 capabilities
+## v0.2.0 capabilities
 
 - Import a focused subset of JSON Schema, SQL `CREATE TABLE` DDL, XSD, CSV
   headings, or the app's portable fixture-model JSON
 - Review and edit normalized tables, fields, types, required/unique rules,
-  numeric and length ranges, enumerations, and foreign-key relationships
+  numeric and length ranges, enumerations, scalar foreign keys, composite
+  unique constraints, and composite foreign-key relationships
 - Generate reproducible rows from a text seed with uniform, sequential,
   normal, and constant distributions
 - Deliberately exercise boundary values or inject invalid values, with a
   separate violation ledger so negative-test fixtures cannot be mistaken for
   valid data
 - Preserve referential integrity and field uniqueness for valid generated rows
+- Generate tables in a deterministic dependency-topological order, with an
+  explicit error for cyclic references
+- Audit positive, boundary and intentional-negative exercise counts in a
+  constraint coverage matrix
+- Select deterministic provider profiles (person, network, commerce), with a
+  typed extension point for additional local profiles
 - Export JSON, spreadsheet-safe CSV, NDJSON, XML, SQL `INSERT` statements, or a
   reusable fixture recipe
 - Use only reserved example domains for generated email addresses
@@ -24,8 +31,9 @@ browser. Fixture Tools is a local-first module in the add·ideas Toolbox.
 The importers normalize common declarative constructs; they are not complete
 JSON Schema, SQL, or XML Schema validators. Remote references, schema code,
 database connections, XML entities, XSD `choice`/identity constraints, SQL
-dialects beyond common table/column clauses, and production-scale data loads are
-out of scope in v0.1.0.
+dialects beyond common table/column clauses, cyclic relational recipes, and
+production-scale data loads are out of scope in v0.2.0. Coverage counts describe
+generated exercises; they do not prove schema or application coverage.
 
 Inputs are capped at 2 MiB. A recipe can contain at most 20 tables and 100
 fields per table; generation is capped at 50,000 total rows and 8 MiB per