Summary
The release adds WebMCP, browser builds and release downloads to the devtools package. It also reduces first-screen JavaScript, hardens Zephyr deployments, fixes async factories and clears rejected remote-entry promises.
Why it matters
Federated web applications are gaining a direct path into browser-agent tooling while reducing some of the operational cost of modular frontends.
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