Fix version bump

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The changes in this PR will be included in the next version bump.

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[claude]

Claude Code Review

Issue: Version rollback appears incorrect

This PR rolls back the version from 0.5.0 to 0.4.7 across all references. However, the changeset describes a bug fix ("Fix token extraction regex causing Invalid token errors"), which should typically be published as a new patch version (e.g., 0.5.1), not a rollback to an older version.

Concerns:

1. Rollback justification unclear: The PR title says "Fix version bump" but doesn't explain why we're going backwards. Was 0.5.0 published incorrectly? Was it never released? The CHANGELOG.md removal suggests 0.5.0 may have been a mistake.

2. Changeset describes future fix: The changeset file describes fixing "token extraction regex causing Invalid token errors" - this fix should be in the codebase somewhere but isn't shown in this PR. Is this PR just correcting version numbers, with the actual fix coming in a separate PR?

3. Version consistency: The package-lock.json shows extensive dependency tree changes (peer dependencies being added/removed) which seems unusual for a pure version number correction.

Questions to clarify:

• Was 0.5.0 accidentally published or never released?
• Does the codebase currently contain the token extraction regex fix mentioned in the changeset?
• Should the changeset be removed if this is purely reverting an incorrect version bump?

If 0.5.0 was never published: This PR is fine - it's correcting a premature version bump. Consider adding context to the PR description.

If 0.5.0 was published: Rolling back version numbers after publishing is problematic for semantic versioning and can break existing users on 0.5.0.