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Pull #103

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fix: drop --offline, which made the version bump fail on a fresh runner

Cutting releases/v0.5.0 failed in eleven seconds on the flag #101 had
just added:

  error: no matching package named `chrono` found
  location searched: crates.io index
  note: offline mode (via `--offline`) can sometimes cause surprising
  resolution failures

A fresh runner has no crates.io index. --offline forbids fetching one,
so resolution cannot succeed -- the flag guaranteed the failure it was
meant to prevent.

The reasoning behind it was wrong, not merely unlucky. It was there so
that "a release runner resolves nothing from the network at this point",
but what keeps this to a single line is --workspace, which limits the
update to this package's own entry. Cargo says so while it runs: "60
unchanged dependencies". --offline added nothing to that and took away
the index.

It passed every local test because this machine's registry is warm. The
failure only exists where nothing is cached, which is the only place it
was going to run.

Reproduced by pointing CARGO_HOME at an empty directory, which is a
one-line way to ask what a runner would see: with --offline, the same
exit 101 and the same message; without it, exit 0, a one-line change to
the lock, and `cargo build --locked` passing afterwards.

The v0.5.0 note is corrected too, since it named the flag.

Closes #102

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Pull Request #103: fix: drop --offline, which made the version bump fail on a fresh runner

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