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## Summary
Stop hardcoding the bincraft version. Every `.crow` workflow and the build-one image pinned `@vX.Y.Z` (and a `packageVersion() != "X.Y.Z"` guard), so each bincraft release meant editing the version in ~8 places — and it was easy to miss one (the Dockerfile lagged at v4.2.1; v4.4.1 shipped without the empty-env fix because of exactly this churn).
## Change
New `local/install-bincraft.R` resolves the **latest release tag dynamically**:
- `git ls-remote --tags` on the public repo (no token),
- keep `vX.Y.Z` tags, pick the highest version (filtered/sorted in R for portability, not via git `--sort`/refspec which behaved inconsistently under `system2()`),
- `pak::pak("git::…@<latest>")` — idempotent on the git ref, so re-runs keep the package unless a newer tag exists.
All call sites now invoke the helper instead of a pinned version:
- `.crow/build-all-versions.yaml` (primary + per-minor pass)
- `.crow/build-all-versions-install-deps.yaml`
- `.crow/process-updates.yaml` (primary + per-minor pass)
- `.crow/weekly-rebuild-missing.yaml`
- `.crow/archive-missed-packages.yaml`
- `docker/build-one.Dockerfile` (ships the helper into the image; `ensure_bincraft` sources it)
## Effect
Tag a new bincraft release → the next CI run / `just rebuild` picks it up automatically. No more pin edits, and no more "forgot to bump the Dockerfile" drift.
## Verified
- Resolver returns the current latest tag (`v4.4.2`) via `git ls-remote` + R-side version sort.
- All five workflow YAMLs parse; helper R parses; air/editorconfig clean.
Note: this tracks the latest **tag**, so cutting a release is still the deliberate gate — CI won't pick up un-tagged main.
Reviewed-on: #107
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| weekly-rebuild-missing.yaml | ||