Baixar aube 1.26.0 per a Windows

A feature release that adds two pnpm-compatible commands (aube bugs and aube prefix), fills a workspace-flag gap in aube bin, propagates proxy configuration into lifecycle scripts, and fixes two install-time failure modes around old lockfiles and malformed JSR specs.
Added
- aube bugs (alias issues) (#992 by @jdx) — Resolves the package's bug tracker URL and opens it in the default browser, modeled on pnpm. With no arguments it reads the current project's package.json; with name or name@version it fetches the registry packument (honoring shared NetworkArgs / --registry). URLs come from bugs (string or bugs.url), falling back to repository with normalization for GitHub/GitLab/Bitbucket shorthands, git@ URLs, and an /issues suffix when needed. Only http(s) URLs are opened; set AUBE_NO_OPEN=1 to print without spawning a browser.
- aube prefix / aube prefix -g (#991 by @jdx) — Prints the nearest package root (or cwd), aligned with pnpm. -g prints the global prefix directory, resolved from AUBE_HOME / PNPM_HOME / platform defaults; this stays separate from globalBinDir, so a custom global bin path does not change what prefix -g reports. The command respects -C and is exempt from the package-manager guard like other path-only helpers.
- aube bin -w / --workspace-root (#993 by @jdx) — The long form already worked because the global --workspace-root flag chdirs before dispatch, but bin never registered the pnpm-style -w short. From a workspace sub-package, aube bin -w now walks up via find_workspace_root and prints the root node_modules/.bin. Conflicts with -g/--global at parse time; a no-op (falls through to plain bin) outside a workspace so it's safe in shell aliases.
- Proxy env for lifecycle scripts (#996 by @jdx, closes #983) — Scripts now inherit the same outbound proxy aube uses for registry traffic via standard HTTP_PROXY / HTTPS_PROXY / NO_PROXY, plus NODE_USE_ENV_PROXY=1 so Node 24+ honors the same proxy for built-in fetch/http (which ignore npm_config_proxy). httpProxy falls back to httpsProxy per npm/pnpm behavior. The block is set only when a proxy URL is actually configured — noProxy alone won't stamp env — so direct-connection users don't see Node's experimental proxy warnings.

Fixed
- Recover from lockfiles missing tarball integrity (#995 by @jdx) — Follows up #994: older lockfiles that still contain a resolution.tarball without an accompanying integrity field were failing during parse even though strictStoreIntegrity defaults to false. A new ParseOptions (strict_store_integrity) is threaded through the install path — pre-parse, frozen/dry-run selection, lockfile-only, metadata overlay, --lockfile-dir remapping, and ensure_for_cwd — so non-strict installs read those entries and re-resolve instead of aborting. Library callers and parse_for_import remain strict by default.
- Reject malformed jsr: specs (#990 by @jdx) — jsr_to_npm_name now validates each scope and name component with valid_jsr_name_part: empty parts, ., .., uppercase, spaces, encoded slashes, and anything outside [a-z0-9._-] are rejected before being translated to @jsr/…. aube add jsr:@std/../collections and similar now fail as invalid jsr: spec at parse time; legitimate scoped names like @std/collections are unchanged.

Changed
- Refreshed benchmarks for v1.25.2 (#975 by @jdx) — Regenerated on the hermetic Verdaccio registry (500 Mbit / 50 ms) against aube 1.25.2 and deno 2.9.1. Warm fresh install drops 437ms → 319ms; public README ratios update to ~5× Bun and ~8× pnpm on warm installs, and ~7× Bun / ~39× pnpm on the npm install && npm run test repeat case.
- Sponsor references (#978 by @jdx) — README, aube sponsors, generated CLI docs, and the release-workflow sponsor blurb now list entire.io as title sponsor and point at jdx.dev as the canonical sponsors hub. The docs-site sponsors feed switches to title / premier / partner tier naming.

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