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release: v1.0.0 (#69) (#70)

* feat: add credit score tier classification and constrained generation (#58)
* feat: add credit_score_tier() method with classification and random generation
* feat: extend credit_score() to accept tier parameter for constrained generation
* test: add coverage for tier/model range no-overlap ValueError
* feat: extend credit_score_full() to accept tier parameter
* docs: add credit score tiers usage examples to README

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* maint: update Python matrix to 3.10-3.14, align CI workflows (#59)

- Drop EOL Python 3.9 from requires-python and CI matrices
- Add Python 3.14 to both test and release workflows
- Add test matrix to test.yml (was single-version 3.11)
- Standardize on actions/checkout@v5 and astral-sh/setup-uv@v6
- Upload Coveralls from single matrix entry (3.12) to avoid duplicates

* fix: apply code review fixes and upgrade dependencies (#64)

Code review fixes (lost in PR #58 squash merge):
- Invalid tier now raises ValueError with valid tier list (was bare KeyError)
- Fix credit_score_full docstring: returns string, not tuple
- Document credit_score_tier uniform distribution in docstring
- Clean up __import__ hack in no-overlap test
- Update README test count from 14 to 30

Dependency upgrades (resolves all 6 dependabot alerts):
- pytest 8.4.2 -> 9.0.3
- pygments 2.19.2 -> 2.20.0
- requests 2.32.5 -> 2.33.1
- urllib3 2.5.0 -> 2.6.3

* feat!: return CreditScoreResult namedtuple from credit_score_full() (#65)
* feat!: return CreditScoreResult namedtuple from credit_score_full()

BREAKING CHANGE: credit_score_full() now returns a CreditScoreResult
namedtuple with name, provider, and score fields instead of a
newline-delimited string. Callers can destructure with:

    name, provider, score = fake.credit_score_full()

Or access fields by name:

    result = fake.credit_score_full()
    result.score  # 791



* docs: improve project discoverability and contributor onboarding

- Rewrite PyPI description to lead wi... (continued)

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