Artifact permission checks now track connectors

What

When an artifact changes, Claude Code compares some facts about it with what it saw before, to decide whether to ask your permission again. This release adds connectors to those facts:

• A new connectors fact compares the artifact's endpoint_connectors with what was seen before. It reports the result as unknown or wider.
• The check that decides whether a change needs a new prompt now runs separately for each kind of fact, so ownership and connectors are tracked independently.
• A new optional true/false key, connectors_mark, was added to a configuration schema that already has keys such as watch_rail and inherited_type_grant. Elsewhere it is set to true whenever a certain value is present. What makes that value present was not found.

Before, the facts were ownership, audience, shared-live, co-written, attested, type declaration and watch.

Why

In practice, a change to which connectors an artifact can reach now feeds into whether you are asked again. You may see a new permission prompt when an artifact gains wider connector access.