feat(foundryup): default base-foundryup to v1.1.0 (effectively final Beryl)#46
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What
Default bare
base-foundryup(no version arg) tov1.1.0instead ofv1.1.0-rc.19.Why
v1.1.0(final Beryl) is published and validated, and supersedes the rc. Pinning the default to it means the one-liner install serves the final release. Rolling builds remain available viabase-foundryup --install nightly.Validation
The published
v1.1.0tarballs were verified via the real install flow (base-foundryup --install v1.1.0) +base-forge testcalling a Base precompile:(linux amd64 / alpine / Windows are covered by the per-platform CI smoke matrix, #44.)