Release v0.22.0: optional propose use-case field (#26)

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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## 0.22.0 — 2026-05-28
Roadmap item #26: an optional **"What will you be using this for?"**
field on both propose surfaces. Shipped from driver session 0022.0.
Additive and backward-compatible — no behavior changes for anyone who
leaves the field blank.
1. **Propose-RFC modal.** Below the required "Why is this RFC needed?"
field (`pitch`) sits a new optional **"What will you be using this
RFC for?"** textarea. "Needed" is the abstract justification; "using
it for" is the concrete ground-truth use case — captured without
being forced.
2. **Propose-PR modal.** Below the required "Why is this change needed?"
field (`description`) sits a new optional **"What will you be using
this change for?"** textarea.
3. **Display.** The RFC view (`RFCView` / `ProposalView`) and PR review
view (`PRView`) render the captured use case alongside the existing
"why" text, with a muted "left blank" treatment when absent.
4. **Persistence (deployment note).** In this deployment the framework's
`rfcs` / PR surfaces are the Gitea-backed cache tables `cached_rfcs`
/ `cached_prs`, rebuilt by the reconciler. Because the propose write
path is endpoint → Gitea → reconcile (and the reconciler doesn't
carry the new field), the durable home is a canonical, reconcile-proof
side table `proposed_use_cases` (keyed by `(scope, pr_number)`) that
the propose/open endpoints write directly and the view endpoints read
back. The literal nullable `proposed_use_case` columns named by the
roadmap are also added to `cached_rfcs` / `cached_prs` for parity and
any future reconciler that learns to carry the field. NULL/blank use
cases simply never write a side-table row — absence is "left blank".
Migration `021_proposed_use_case.sql` adds the two cache columns
(`ALTER TABLE … ADD COLUMN proposed_use_case TEXT`), the
`proposed_use_cases` canonical table, and its lookup indexes. The
reconciler's upsert (`ON CONFLICT DO UPDATE`) sets only known columns,
so the added cache columns survive reconciles. Backend validators accept
the field as NULL/omitted (no required-validation) with an 8000-char cap
matching the existing PR `description` bound; blank/whitespace is treated
as absent.
Upgrade steps:
1. Deployments **MUST** apply database migrations; `021_proposed_use_case.sql`
runs automatically on next boot (the migration runner globs
`backend/migrations/*.sql` and applies any not yet recorded in
`schema_migrations`). The migration is additive — nullable cache
columns plus a new table — and requires no data backfill.
2. No new environment variables, overlay keys, or secrets. No operator
action beyond the standard `flotilla deploy ohm-rfc-app`.
## 0.21.0 — 2026-05-28
UX-polish wave. Roadmap items #31 (comprehensive UX polish — foundation
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{
"name": "rfc-app-frontend",
"private": true,
"version": "0.21.0",
"version": "0.22.0",
"type": "module",
"scripts": {
"dev": "vite",