ballistics-engine 0.44.0 → 0.45.0

package/README.md

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 ## Features
 
 - **Full 3D Trajectory Integration** - Six-state ballistic modeling with adaptive RK45 and fixed-step RK4 integration methods
-- **Advanced Drag Models** - Full standard-projectile family (G1, G2, G5, G6, G7, G8, GI, GS, and the British RA4 reference function), each backed by its own real Mach-indexed table with automatic transonic corrections, plus user-supplied custom Cd(Mach) drag tables (`--drag-table`, used as-is with endpoint hold outside their measured domain, no transonic correction applied — see [CLI_USAGE.md](CLI_USAGE.md#custom-drag-tables); `bc_value` is ignored while a custom table is active), with an optional `--cd-scale <FACTOR>` whole-curve truing multiplier (Hornady AFF / AB CDF style; `1.0` = neutral, typical range 0.90-1.10; requires `--drag-table` — see [CLI_USAGE.md](CLI_USAGE.md#whole-curve-drag-scale---cd-scale)). `true-velocity`/`plan-truing`'s forward model is deliberately G1/G7 only. GL is out of scope — its only public source is velocity-domain data, which doesn't fit this engine's Mach-indexed table format.
+- **Advanced Drag Models** - Full standard-projectile family (G1, G2, G5, G6, G7, G8, GI, GS, and the British RA4 reference function), each backed by its own real Mach-indexed table with automatic transonic corrections, plus user-supplied custom Cd(Mach) drag tables (`--drag-table`, used as-is with endpoint hold outside their measured domain, no transonic correction applied — see [CLI_USAGE.md](CLI_USAGE.md#custom-drag-tables); `bc_value` is ignored while a custom table is active; over the JSON bridge the same curve rides inline as solve-json's `projectile.drag_table`, which can also fly a reference curve such as an airgun pellet law together with the BC measured against it — see [docs/SOLVE_JSON_V1.md](docs/SOLVE_JSON_V1.md#projectiledrag_table-mba-1597)), with an optional `--cd-scale <FACTOR>` whole-curve truing multiplier (Hornady AFF / AB CDF style; `1.0` = neutral, typical range 0.90-1.10; requires `--drag-table` — see [CLI_USAGE.md](CLI_USAGE.md#whole-curve-drag-scale---cd-scale)). `true-velocity`/`plan-truing`'s forward model is deliberately G1/G7 only. GL is out of scope — its only public source is velocity-domain data, which doesn't fit this engine's Mach-indexed table format.
 - **Automatic Zeroing** - Calculate sight adjustments and apply zero angles automatically; `trajectory` echoes the solved bore angle (degrees, additive across table/JSON/CSV) whenever auto-zero ran, and `zero --from-angle <DEGREES>` solves the zero RANGE(S) a previously solved/stored bore angle produces — a bore angle generally implies two zeros (the classic 25/300-yard relationship), so both are reported rather than one being silently picked — so the angle can be captured once and reused later, independent of the day it was solved — see [CLI_USAGE.md](CLI_USAGE.md#solving-range-from-a-stored-angle---from-angle)
 - **Canted-Rifle Modeling** - Model a rifle zeroed level but fired canted (`--cant <DEGREES>`, alias `--cant-angle`, on `trajectory`/`monte-carlo`); clockwise cant shifts point of impact right and low downrange for a rifle with an upward zero correction — see [CLI_USAGE.md](CLI_USAGE.md#canted-shooting)
 - **Deliberate Zero POI Offset** - Record that the rifle is deliberately zeroed off — e.g. 0.1 in high / 0.2 in left at the zero range (Kestrel ZH/ZO semantics) — and shift the whole solution by the equivalent angular bias (`--zero-poi-up`/`--zero-poi-right`, inches imperial / cm metric, on `trajectory` and every zero-solving subcommand; solve-json `shot.zero_poi_up_m`/`zero_poi_right_m`; saved-profile fields; `.a7p` zero click counts convertible via `profile import --zero-click`) — see [CLI_USAGE.md](CLI_USAGE.md#sight-geometry-and-zero-state)

package/package.json

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     "Alex Jokela <email@tinycomputers.io>"
   ],
   "description": "High-performance ballistics trajectory engine with professional physics (WASM build)",
-  "version": "0.44.0",
+  "version": "0.45.0",
   "license": "MIT OR Apache-2.0",
   "repository": {
     "type": "git",