release: tag + ship updated ~/.local/bin/affinescript binary so downstream ports pick up new prelude shims

[hyperpolymath]

Surfaced by

standards#284 — debugging surfaced that the `affinescript` binary at `~/.local/bin/` predated #445 and silently emitted bare `walkRecursive(".")` calls (no `__as_walkRecursive` shim in the prelude). A trunk rebuild surfaced the new shims correctly.

Why this hurts

Downstream port authors (cross-repo TS->AS migration campaign #239) installed `affinescript` weeks ago and never `affinescript --version`-check before each port session. Symptoms:

• Compiles "succeed" silently
• Emitted `.deno.js` references undefined globals like `walkRecursive`
• Deno run fails with `ReferenceError: walkRecursive is not defined`
• Root cause is invisible (no version mismatch warning)

Every contributor to standards#239 / standards#252 / standards#253 / standards#254 hits this until they realise their installed binary is stale.

Proposed fix (priority order)

1. Cut a tagged release (e.g. `v0.X.0`) that includes the post-#445 prelude shims so `mise`/`asdf`/`brew` installs land them.
2. Embed compiler-version self-check: `affinescript --version` should print version + commit SHA + prelude-shim manifest hash; CI could verify the stdlib it ships against matches.
3. Optional: deprecation warning when emitted output references a shim that the prelude doesn't expose (compile-time pass over generated JS for the known shim list).

Acceptance

• `affinescript --version` reports a non-dev version
• Releases are tagged in the repo + GitHub release page
• Install instructions in README point to the latest tag (not `main`)
• (Optional) Compiler self-check or warn on stale shims

Refs

• standards#284 (debugging session)
• affinescript#445 (the PR whose shims weren't shipped)
• standards#239 / [campaign] ReScript → AffineScript estate migration (UMBRELLA) #252 / [campaign] npm → Deno estate migration (UMBRELLA) #253 / [campaign] Unnecessarily-JavaScript → AffineScript estate migration (UMBRELLA) #254 (downstream campaigns blocked by this)

[hyperpolymath]

Filed against wrong repo by mistake (intended hyperpolymath/affinescript). Refiling there.