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chore(release): sync versions to 0.9.417 [skip release] - #6494

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Automated write-back from auto-tag.yml: v0.9.417 was just released, and this PR records that version everywhere the sources carry one —

  • [workspace.package].version in Cargo.toml (inherited by every crate)
  • the workspace-member entries in Cargo.lock
  • packaging/homebrew/stella.rb (build-from-source formula)
  • CHANGELOG.md — whatever was under [Unreleased] now sits under [0.9.417]

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  • Synchronize workspace, lockfile, and Homebrew package versions to 0.9.417.

@github-actions github-actions Bot added the no-issue SCR-003 escape hatch: this PR closes no issue. Audit with is:pr label:no-issue label Sep 10, 2026
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This automated release write-back synchronizes version metadata across the Rust workspace and lockfile, updates the Homebrew source tag and version, and records the Unreleased changelog entries under release 0.9.417.

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Change Details Files
Synchronize the workspace and lockfile package metadata to release version 0.9.417.
  • Update the inherited workspace version from 0.9.416 to 0.9.417.
  • Refresh workspace-member versions in the lockfile.
Cargo.toml
Cargo.lock
Update the Homebrew formula to build the newly released tag.
  • Point the source URL tag and formula version at v0.9.417.
packaging/homebrew/stella.rb
Move the pending changelog entries into the 0.9.417 release section.
  • Rename or promote the Unreleased section to the 0.9.417 section.
CHANGELOG.md

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## What & why

`main` is red on `lockfile-sync` and every `--locked` build (the
canary's report is #6495). The `stella-time` crate landed in #6488 with
its `Cargo.lock` entry at `0.9.416`, while the release sync in #6494 had
already moved every workspace crate to `0.9.417`. Neither tree was wrong
on its own; the composition is. This regenerates the lock, which changes
exactly that one line.

Refs #6495

## The witness

- [x] No witness needed (lockfile only) — because: `cargo metadata
--format-version 1 --locked` fails on `main`'s tip and passes with this
lock. That command is the `lockfile-sync` gate step.

## The gate

- [x] `make guards-fast` (lockfile-sync included) passes locally
- [ ] the rest is CI's

## Fix over file

- [x] Extra fixes in this PR: none
- [x] Nothing was deferred

## Anything reviewers should know?

Carries `unblocks-main` so the red-main hold does not block its own
repair, and `no-issue` because the canary's own run marks that issue
resolved once `main` recovers; nothing here closes it.
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