docs(releasing): three-field version bump, exact core pin, core-before-cli publish order - #849
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…e-cli publish order The #847 version gate fails the old single-workspace bump flow, and the exact @codeburn/core pin makes publish order load-bearing: a CLI published before its core version exists on the registry is uninstallable.
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Required follow-up to #847 (flagged in its review): RELEASING.md still documented
npm version -w codeburn, which bumps only the CLI and now failscheck:workspace-versions, and it never mentioned publishing@codeburn/core— which must now go FIRST, since the CLI's exact pin makes it uninstallable until its core version exists on the registry (verifiedETARGETfailure mode in the #847 review). Docs only.