docs: mark destroy parity complete

README.md

@@ -38,6 +38,7 @@ Implemented commands:
 - `pull [CASTLE]`
 - `push [CASTLE]`
 - `commit -m MESSAGE [CASTLE]`
+- `destroy [CASTLE]`
 - `rc [CASTLE]`
 - `version`
 
@@ -51,7 +52,6 @@ Implemented commands:
 
 Not yet implemented:
 
-- `destroy`
 - `cd`
 - `open`
 - `exec`
@@ -65,7 +65,7 @@ Command parity:
 - [x] `pull`
 - [x] `push`
 - [x] `commit`
-- [ ] `destroy`
+- [x] `destroy`
 - [ ] `cd`
 - [ ] `open`
 - [ ] `exec`

changelog.md

@@ -15,7 +15,7 @@ A `### Breaking` section is used in addition to Keep a Changelog's standard sect
 
 - `rc` command: executes all executable scripts inside a castle's `.homesick.d/` directory in sorted order, with the castle root as the working directory. stdout/stderr from each script is forwarded to the caller.
 - `rc` command: when a `.homesickrc` file exists and no `parity.rb` wrapper is present in `.homesick.d/`, a Ruby wrapper script (`parity.rb`) is generated automatically to preserve backwards compatibility. An existing `parity.rb` is never overwritten.
-- Native Go implementations for `clone`, `link`, `unlink`, `track`, `pull`, `push`, and `commit`.
+- Native Go implementations for `clone`, `link`, `unlink`, `track`, `pull`, `push`, `commit`, and `destroy`.
 - Containerized behavior test suite for command parity validation.
 - Dedicated test suites for `list`, `show_path`, `status`, `diff`, and `version`.
 - Just workflow support for building and running the Linux behavior binary.