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feat!: change CLAP IDs to io.narl.bass-foundry.<product>, release all plugins
The io.storyboard.* IDs were a leftover from Motif Storyboard and named
old functions (motif, sub-anchor, layer-align) instead of the products.
Every plugin now uses io.narl.bass-foundry.<product>, and IDs are frozen
from here on, even across renames.

Hosts see the new IDs as different plugins: delete the old .clap files,
rescan, and add the plugins again in existing projects. Rivet session
JSON and Patina parameter IDs are unchanged.

- Rivet 0.5.0, Patina 0.3.0; Anvil, Crucible, Lathe, Temper, Weld and
  Knurl 0.2.0.
- Docs, changelogs and the release table describe the change.
- Website: upgrade note in the Install section.
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Weld changelog

0.2.0

  • Change the CLAP ID to io.narl.bass-foundry.weld. Hosts see this as a new plugin: delete the old .clap file, rescan, and add the plugin again in existing projects.

0.1.0

  • Introduce Weld, a phase aligner for layered bass.
  • Hears the other layer through the sidechain input and fits polarity plus up to four allpass sections, so the layers sum instead of cancelling. No latency; the layer on its own keeps its sound.
  • Modes: Follow (refits only when clearly better), Learn (measure one take, apply on exit), Hold. The alignment is saved with the project.
  • Display: level per band against a perfect alignment (lost and won back), phase before and after, recovered dB, cancellation cost, time offset, and warnings for a late layer, unrelated layers and a missing sidechain.
  • Controls: Mode, Sections, Response, Low, High, Gate, Listen (Layer, Sum, Sum dry), Output, Bypass.