release: 0.59.1

[blooop]

This PR releases 0.59.1. It ships one fix, #664 — rm no longer counts a commit and the commit that reverts it.

What changes

• dl <ws> rm and dl --ls --json no longer count a commit and the commit that reverts it. #664 has the details.
• The version moves from 0.59.0 to 0.59.1 in all four copies: rust/Cargo.toml, rust/Cargo.lock (by cargo update -w --offline, 5 workspace crates only), the README conda badge and the README dl --version transcript.
• CHANGELOG.md gets the ## [0.59.1] - 2026-10-01 heading. The entry already had the PR number.

No public API changed, so this is a patch bump.

How I checked it

• pixi run cargo build --locked -p dl, then ./target/debug/dl --version prints dl 0.59.1.
• pixi run test: 839 passed.
• git diff rust/Cargo.lock changes only the 5 workspace crates.

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Summary by Sourcery

Release version 0.59.1 with the corrected commit-revert counting behavior documented for the patch release.

Documentation:

• Update the changelog and README references for the 0.59.1 release.

Chores:

• Bump the project version from 0.59.0 to 0.59.1 across workspace metadata and release references.

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Reviewer's Guide

This patch release packages the existing #664 behavior fix, which makes rm and dl --ls --json avoid counting both an original commit and its revert. The PR itself updates the coordinated 0.59.1 version metadata and documentation, adds the dated changelog heading, and limits lockfile changes to the five workspace crates; no public API changes are introduced.

File-Level Changes

Change	Details	Files
Bumped the project version to 0.59.1 across package metadata, lockfile workspace entries, and user-facing documentation.	Updated the workspace package version. Regenerated the lockfile entries for the five workspace crates. Updated the Conda badge and documented version output.	rust/Cargo.toml rust/Cargo.lock README.md
Added the 0.59.1 patch-release changelog entry for the revert-counting fix.	Added the dated release heading under Unreleased. Retained the existing fix: rm no longer counts a commit and the commit that reverts it #664 fix description.	CHANGELOG.md

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