dlog v0.2 update adds new integrity checks for AI coding decision logs.

Developer 'hahahahahahahahah6' has released version 0.2 of 'dlog', a decision-logging tool for coding-agent sessions. The update introduces two new integrity checks, inspired by discussions on model honesty. A read-time verification gate enforces checks on Git commit anchors, automatically dropping log entries if the underlying commit is missing. A write-time protocol gate allows workflows to check if a decision was logged before proceeding, but relies on voluntary adoption by the agent loop. The developer clarifies the read-time gate is technically enforceable, while the write-time gate is a cooperative protocol, acknowledging logs can still be 'empty, verified, wrong'.