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Hypergolic needs a production Android package and a repeatable path from reviewed source to a signed APK. This adds space.hypergolic version 0.1.0 (versionCode 1), production UI defaults, and a manual GitHub workflow that creates a draft release.

• Keep development builds available while production starts with an empty workspace, hides developer controls and blocks bundled test launch entry points. Add About links and a data-flow privacy document.
• Build an unsigned ARM64 APK without signing credentials, then sign on a separate runner behind the android-release environment. Require successful CI for the exact main commit and pin the production certificate.
• Verify package/config/permissions, notices, native-library and ZIP alignment, signature, hashes and source receipts. Refuse existing output, tags and releases; publish only a draft containing the APK, SHA256SUMS and build.json.
• Fix the native signer's 16 KB ELF alignment and refresh bundled attribution inventories.

Validation: 13 release regressions and 12 existing tester regressions passed; TypeScript, Expo Doctor (20/20), focused security/storage/shell/native checks passed. React Doctor and AISlop both scored 100/100, with all ten lockfile audits clean. The implementation passed a production Android build, disposable-key signing verification, an isolated Android emulator smoke test, and an unsigned iPhoneOS Release compile. The final certificate-only commit passed release regressions and the quality gates again.

Hosted CI passed for ef14934669407a631e82be7ae5e9333b3c98d523: PR run and branch run, each with 15 successful jobs and the main-only score badge job skipped. This includes Android and iOS native compilation, browser tests, shared regressions and the 100/100 quality gates. Production-key signing, physical-device/update and 16 KB runtime acceptance, upstream attribution review, website and distribution setup remain before public release. The earlier test-signed APK is not a release artifact. See the release guide for the candidate and acceptance process.

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