fix(consumer-drift): SSOT = latest published release tag, not pyproject #128
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pyproject on main is a stale floor (0.3.15) because releases are tag-stamped; the checker flagged correctly-pinned consumers (0.3.19/0.3.20) as drifted the moment propagation started working. SSOT now = highest published runtime-v tag (live-verified: 0.3.20), pyproject fallback.
Tag-stamped release model makes pyproject a stale floor; tag-resolved SSOT live-verified at 0.3.20.
Tag-stamped release model makes pyproject a stale floor; tag-resolved SSOT live-verified at 0.3.20.