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cre.dcf 0.0.5 (2026-04-10)

Corrected terminal-value estimation so that reversion is capitalized from a forwardized terminal NOI, consistent with standard CRE DCF textbook conventions.
Standardized the operating cash-flow chain around GEI -> NOI -> PBTCF in the main DCF outputs while preserving legacy compatibility.
Improved the simplified R API so that asset-level assumptions are surfaced more explicitly through richer printing, summaries, and asset_snapshot().
Added an analyst-friendly lease-roll API with lease_event(), lease_unit(), lease_roll(), vacancy_event(), renewal_event(), and lease_roll_snapshot() to build lease-driven cases without manual YAML authoring.
Added an operating view to deal_cashflows() and a dedicated vignette on the lease-roll to DCF workflow.
Added lease_effective_rent() and underwrite_loan() to cover annuitized lease comparison and constraint-based debt sizing.
Added a simplified SPV tax layer with tax_spec_spv(), tax_basis_spv(), and tax_run_spv().
Expanded methodological documentation with dedicated vignettes on DCF foundations, before-tax package design, and a stylized French investment example.
Recalibrated the style and credit documentation so that structural leverage and transition stress are interpreted separately.
Expanded tests around DCF conventions, methodological helpers, and preset consistency.

Fixed terminal sale-proceeds handling in leveraged cash flows and reporting tables.
Aligned run_case(), run_from_config(), and financing comparisons on debt type resolution and debt-fee treatment.
Added a simplified R API with deal_spec(), debt_terms(), deal_to_config(), analyze_deal(), and deal_cashflows().
Added user-facing print and summary methods for simplified deal objects.
Expanded tests for cash-flow consistency, financing comparisons, and the simplified API.
Simplified vignette prose and added shorter onboarding material for R users.
Added a methodology vignette explaining the package's before-tax scope and the intended design of a future SPV-level tax layer.
Added a stylized French investment vignette showing how tax_run_spv() can be used on a French-like office SPV case.