fix!: re-sync WIT to restored [email protected]; move process host import to @1.1.0

[joshuajbouw]

The contracts submodule pinned wit@812c833, where file-injection had been added in place to the frozen astrid:[email protected] (wit#15). That structurally broke every capsule built against the published contract on the 0.9.0 host (astrid-runtime/astrid#1107). wit#20 (merged) restores @1.0.0 byte-for-byte to its published shape and re-homes injection on an additive @1.1.0.

This re-syncs the SDK to that:

• Bumps contracts 812c833 → 278dbca; build.rs re-stages both process versions into wit-staging/.
• Moves the process host import in the astrid-sys world capsule from @1.0.0 → @1.1.0 (the same move http already made), so the SDK still exposes the Command::inject_* file-injection API — now backed by @1.1.0. Alias becomes astrid::process1_1_0::host (bindgen suffixes when both versions are staged, exactly as http1_1_0).
• CHANGELOG: the injection entry and the submodule-bump entry updated to the restored-shape reality.

Host-floor note (intentional, per decision): a capsule rebuilt against this SDK imports astrid:process/[email protected] and requires a host that serves it (astrid ≥ 0.9.1). Published capsules on the 0.7.1 SDK import the restored @1.0.0 and are unaffected — the dual-version 0.9.1 host serves both.

No version bump here (release is a separate PR). Pairs with astrid-runtime/wit#20 (merged) and astrid-runtime/astrid#1108.

Verification

• cargo build --workspace, cargo clippy --workspace -- -D warnings, cargo test --workspace — all green.
• scripts/sync-contracts-wit.sh --check — in sync (process is a host/ package, so the interface bundle is unchanged).
• Confirmed the Command::inject_* surface resolves against [email protected].

https://claude.ai/code/session_01NvX2tE7tgXuCRevqqiXTGU

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Code Review

This pull request bumps the contracts submodule to 278dbca and transitions the process file-injection feature from the frozen astrid:[email protected] contract to a new additive astrid:[email protected] contract. This restores the 1.0.0 contract to its published state to avoid breaking existing capsules, introduces the new 1.1.0 WIT definition, and updates the SDK and system imports to use the new version. There are no review comments, so I have no additional feedback to provide.

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Pull request overview

Re-synces the Rust SDK’s staged WIT contracts to match the restored published shape of astrid:[email protected], and shifts the SDK’s process host import to the additive astrid:[email protected] so file-injection remains available while preserving compatibility for existing capsules.

Changes:

• Updates the changelog to reflect the contracts bump to 278dbca and the process host import move to @1.1.0.
• Stages a new astrid:[email protected] WIT package (containing file-injection) and removes the in-place injection additions from the frozen @1.0.0 WIT.
• Switches the synthetic capsule world (and SDK wrapper binding alias) to import/bind astrid:process/[email protected].

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File	Description
CHANGELOG.md	Updates release notes to match the restored [email protected] and new [email protected] reality.
astrid-sys/wit-staging/deps/[email protected]/[email protected]	Adds the new additive [email protected] contract including file injection.
astrid-sys/wit-staging/deps/[email protected]/[email protected]	Restores [email protected] by removing the injection-related surface.
astrid-sys/src/lib.rs	Updates the synthetic capsule world import to astrid:process/[email protected].
astrid-sdk/src/lib.rs	Switches SDK wrapper bindings to astrid_sys::astrid::process1_1_0::host.

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