Beta on-page labels now read
"v<X.Y.Z>-beta · <date> · word-word-word" instead of the previous
"… · g<short-sha>" form. Words are easier to recognise at a glance
than a 7-char SHA — testers can confirm "I'm running the
ranch-chamber-cake build" without consulting git log.
The slug is computed deterministically from the source commit's
full SHA (three 4-hex chunks modulo the wordlist length, looking
up shared/build-words.txt). Same source state → same slug, so the
existing chore-commit recursion fix carries over: a re-cut on
unchanged source produces an identical label and no spurious
embedded commit.
Wordlist (shared/build-words.txt): 283 short, neutral, English nouns
— flora, fauna, materials, landscape features. 283 ^ 3 ≈ 22M
combinations, more than enough that two simultaneous beta cuts on
different branches don't collide in practice.
Full provenance is still available — the binary's `--version` output
prints `git describe` (tag-distance-gSHA), and the chart appVersion
carries the full SHA written by notify-chart-bump.sh on push.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
