Changelog

All notable changes to this project are documented here.

The format is based on Keep a Changelog, and this project adheres to Semantic Versioning.

Unreleased

First public release.

Offline sandbox + Amarula.Testing — test your bot's receive→reply logic with no WhatsApp connection. Amarula.new(%{profile: x, offline: true}) runs a connection with no socket whose send_* calls short-circuit to {:ok, msg_id} (no encrypt, no frame, no real-world effect). Amarula.Testing.start_offline/1 starts one; deliver_text/2 and deliver/2 feed synthetic inbound messages through the real decode/classify pipeline, so your bot receives a true %Amarula.Msg{}. send_media/5 is unsupported offline (needs a live socket).
Amarula.list_profiles/1 — list the profiles that have stored credentials in a given storage source (a Conn, a Storage.Scope, or a {adapter, opts} / bare-opts storage spec). Returns the names you'd pass as :profile to reconnect.
Amarula.list_profiles_with_metadata/1 — like list_profiles/1, but each entry carries the logged-in identity read from that profile's creds (%{profile, jid, lid, name}), for building account pickers.
Amarula.Storage gains an optional list_profiles/1 behaviour callback, implemented by the File and DETS adapters. Adapters that don't implement it report {:error, :not_supported}.

Teardown API reworked. wipe_credentials/1 is now the single destructive path: it unlinks the companion server-side (remove-companion-device, the phone drops the device), wipes all local storage for the profile, then disconnects. After it, the profile must be re-paired.

Amarula.logout/1 removed. For a non-destructive teardown that keeps credentials, use disconnect/1 (closes the websocket only) or stop/1 (takes the supervision tree down and frees the profile slot). The server-side device-unlink now lives only in wipe_credentials/1.