Cedra changelog

Batch Studio learns to promise something about its output. Datasets now carry a contract — a seed, per-field rules, and a validation pass — so a batch is reproducible and checked rather than merely generated.

• Dataset Contract — mark fields unique or nullable, then see a validation summary with every generated batch: required fields filled, unique fields actually unique, and values matching their field type.
• Deterministic seed — the same seed produces the same batch, so a fixture can be regenerated identically in a test, a demo, or a bug report.
• Rules start from the schema — id and *_id fields default to unique, so the common case needs no setup.
• Saved dataset recipes for licensed users — store a batch's source, row count, output format, contract, and per-field provider choices under a name, and reload the whole setup later.
• Reworked Batch Studio layout — source, mapping, and result panes are proportioned for the contract controls, and the bottom bar is simpler.
• Provider override on parsed fields moved to the licensed tier, alongside field-type editing and manual fields.
• Fixes: switching output format no longer showed the previous format's text; CSV sources with Windows line endings parse as rows instead of one long row; batch row counts are clamped before generation rather than after.

Initial release of Cedra — a macOS mock data generator for clean fixtures and UI-ready test content. Strong, quiet, and useful without asking for attention.

• Quick Inject — search a provider, generate a value, and copy it or inject it directly into the focused field.
• Floating HUD (Cmd+Shift+M) for fast, keyboard-first generation.
• Batch Studio — turn a JSON sample, SQL schema, or TypeScript-like shape into many generated records at once.
• Built-in provider registry (Email, Full Name, Company Name, UUID, Phone Number, City, Country, Date, Price, Boolean, and more), plus custom providers for licensed users.
• Local-only generation and storage — nothing sent online.
• Optional macOS Accessibility-based direct injection.
• Licensing, automatic update checking, and the About / Support / Diagnostics surfaces are powered by the DNZ Labs runtime.