First release.

• dart run magic_value_extractor --target=lib/ --output=lib/constants/ finds magic strings and magic numbers and collects them into AppStrings / AppNumbers.
• Call sites are rewritten into commented constant references (--comment-style=line|block|none).
• Exclusions for URLs, hex colours, file paths, asset paths, empty strings, regular expressions, widget keys, logging calls, assert() and annotations — each individually switchable.
• The common numbers (0, 1, -1, 0.0, 1.0, -1.0) and hex literals are ignored by default (--ignore-numbers).
• Naming from a built-in Japanese→English dictionary with a romaji fallback, extra entries through --dictionary, and DeepL / LLM integration through --name-hook with an optional result cache (--name-cache).
• Numbers are named after their value: double_16_0 / num_300 (--number-name-style=snake|camel).
• Existing constant files are merged into, matching values rather than names, so constants renamed by hand are reused and manual edits survive.
• Imports are inserted in dart: → package: → relative order.
• --dry-run, --verbose, --json-report, --min-occurrences, --japanese-only, --exclude, --verify=none|parse|analyze.
• // magic:ignore and // magic:ignore-file for pinpoint exclusions.
• Rewritten files are re-parsed before being written; a file that would break is left unchanged and reported.
• Supports a wide analyzer range (>=7.4.0 <15.0.0) so that, as a dev_dependency, it never holds back the host project's toolchain: Dart 3.5 through the current SDK, alongside the latest build_runner / json_serializable.