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  1. pyowl2vec_star_projector-0.1.0/CHANGELOG.md +226 -0
  2. pyowl2vec_star_projector-0.1.0/LICENSE +201 -0
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+ # Changelog
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+ All notable changes use Semantic Versioning. Compatibility-profile changes are listed separately
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+ from packaging or performance changes because profile output is a data contract.
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+ ## Unreleased
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+ ## 0.1.0 — 2026-07-30
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+ The complete compiler-free projector is promoted to production. Runtime compatibility and every
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+ source-checkout lane are bound to `pyowl-core` 0.1.0. The repository owner explicitly closed the
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+ remaining external release gates by accepting their documented residual risks; this does not
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+ claim that waived hosted evidence was generated.
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+ ### Added
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+ - Kernel v47 extends the hidden P7 overlay seam to one canonical terminal-adjacent `EXCLUDE`
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+ posting table in the bounded empty-local alias chain. Rust retains the exact immutable exporter,
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+ validates complete sorted/unique 1-based source-root positions, and binary-searches it in place
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+ across root classification, role state, anonymous-ID reachability, counts, and cursor emission;
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+ it creates no selection index and performs no flattening, staging copy, scalar materialization,
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+ or per-row FFI. Both direct exporter layouts match scalar ordered edges and reports across the
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+ focused removal matrix. Public validation rejects a nonterminal posting as a source-local
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+ out-of-range reference, and the internal resolver defensively falls back if handed a forged
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+ prevalidated lease. Multiple `EXCLUDE` layers, `INCLUDE`, local deltas, annotation-sensitive
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+ - The hidden P7 cursor now resolves a bounded chain of canonical zero-delta overlay aliases by
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+ fully revalidating every container and the terminal exact-direct source, then handing only the
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+ terminal source buffers to Rust without flattening or copying. Every owner remains retained;
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+ provenance for the three-alias checkpoint distinguishes 44 retained zero-copy buffers from the
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+ 11 passed across the native boundary. Depth, cumulative-work, and cycle failures occur before
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+ output. Edited, multiply posted, `INCLUDE`, annotation-sensitive, and composite forms still
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+ select whole-call fallback, and ordinary public dispatch remains unchanged.
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+ - A bounded P7 invalid encoded-column campaign now applies 29 deterministic validation cases to
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+ every one of the eleven repository-owned structural columns for both independent- and
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+ packed-bytes pyOWLCore providers. Each case requires typed rejection before output, a terminal
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+ failed compiler with no batch session or output counters, equal direct/Projector and
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+ provider-layout failures, no report publication, and explicit closeable-view cleanup. This
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+ finite matrix is not fuzz, sanitizer, or public-acceptance evidence.
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+ - A bounded SplitMix64 P7 differential campaign now generates replayable mixed-rule ontologies,
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+ covers all 32 semantic-boolean/duplicate/order combinations, and compares exact ordered output,
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+ reports, and diagnostics for both independent- and packed-bytes pyOWLCore providers. Every case
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+ fails unless the hidden cursor remains encoded-native, zero-copy, per-row-FFI-free, and
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+ caller-bounded. This finite generated matrix is explicitly not a fuzz or public-acceptance claim.
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+ - Hidden-cursor lifecycle coverage now moves one active iterator from its creating thread to a
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+ worker, reuses one isolated-mode `Projector` concurrently, drains independent parent/child
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+ copies after a quiescent POSIX fork, and exits cleanly with an unfinished retained cursor during
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+ normal interpreter shutdown. Exact installed-wheel evidence retains the existing owner, GIL,
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+ cancellation, close, sink-failure, fallback, panic-conversion, and legacy shutdown matrix; the
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+ public feature ledger and dispatch remain unchanged.
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+ - The load-excluded P7 harness now measures explicitly labelled hidden iterator, protocol-sink,
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+ canonical-digest, and portable-artifact consumers. Consumer metrics and the selected surface are
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+ hash-bound; iterator/sink time to first output is recorded, while aggregate digest/artifact
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+ latency is explicitly marked unobservable. These measurements cannot satisfy public acceptance.
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+ - Hidden Projector adapters now run the proven native cursor through the version-1 protocol sink,
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+ canonical digest, and portable artifact machinery. They retain the existing ordering,
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+ byte-identical scalar artifacts and cursor cleanup after sink failure. Public dispatch and the
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+ - Hidden batch-session preparation now directly allocates its exact eight-slot iterator through the
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+ canonical base/layout, owner/statistics identities, and every initial state field are validated
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+ before session or retained role-state publication. The capability stays hidden.
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+ - Hidden coarse and batch-session preparation now allocates the exact 60-slot statistics object
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+ type, and every integer payload remain transactionally validated. The capability stays hidden.
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+ - Hidden bounded and coarse native output now allocates exact slotted `Edge` objects directly
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+ through the CPython stable ABI, after validating their canonical object-base/member layout.
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+ Production drains execute no Python `Edge` factory or constructor callback; exact type, payload,
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+ distinct identity, canonical factory, and unchanged layout are still revalidated before cursor,
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+ counters, or retained role state commits. The capability remains unadvertised.
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+ - Native final-batch validation now rechecks every exact `Edge` after the last constructor callback,
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+ rejects aliased final objects, and rechecks statistics after the iterator callback. A later
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+ callback cannot corrupt an earlier result before cursor, counters, session, or retained Scala
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+ role state commits; bounded failures remain exactly retryable and the capability stays hidden.
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+ - Native final-object validation now checks payload identity as well as exact type: every `Edge`
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+ string, all 60 statistics integers, and the iterator owner/statistics/batch/initial-count fields
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+ must match their native inputs before cursor, session, counters, or retained Scala role state can
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+ commit. Constructor-injected corruption fails atomically; the capability remains unadvertised.
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+ - Post-native coarse, session, and bounded-drain envelope validation now uses import-time canonical
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+ `Edge`, statistics, and iterator identities. A canonical constructor that mutates its replaceable
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+ module factory name can no longer make Python reject already-committed cursor progress, counters,
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+ or retained Scala role state; the capability remains unadvertised.
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+ - Hidden bounded drains and the legacy private coarse compiler now validate each final `Edge`
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+ factory identity and exact result type inside their native transactions; the coarse path applies
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+ the same check to its statistics result. Malformed or replaced factories cannot advance a
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+ cursor, publish output counters, or commit retained Scala role state, and bounded drains remain
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+ exactly retryable; the capability remains unadvertised.
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+ - Hidden iterator preparation now validates canonical statistics and iterator factory identities
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+ and their exact result types before publishing the batch session or retained Scala role-state
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+ transition. Malformed factory returns fail with no session/counters or retained-map changes; the
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+ capability remains unadvertised.
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+ - Hidden iterator preparation now constructs its final iterator wrapper, including its compiler
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+ owner and statistics references, before publishing the batch session or retained Scala
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+ role-state transition. Injected iterator allocation failure publishes no session/counters,
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+ releases exclusive role use, and leaves retained maps unchanged; the capability remains
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+ unadvertised.
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+ - Hidden iterator preparation now constructs its final statistics object before publishing the
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+ batch session or retained Scala role-state transition. Injected statistics allocation failure
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+ publishes no session/counters, releases exclusive role use, and leaves retained maps unchanged;
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+ the capability remains unadvertised.
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+ - Each hidden native iterator drain now constructs its final bounded tuple of `Edge` objects inside
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+ the cursor transaction. The wrapper no longer duplicates an intermediate Python tuple-edge list,
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+ and injected final-edge allocation failure leaves cursor position and counters retryable; the
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+ capability remains unadvertised.
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+ - The legacy private coarse compiler now constructs final `Edge` and statistics objects inside its
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+ retained-role transaction, eliminating the wrapper's second ontology-sized Python edge list.
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+ Injected final-edge and final-statistics allocation failures leave reusable role state unchanged;
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+ the capability remains unadvertised.
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+ - The legacy private coarse compiler now builds its required Python result list through a shared
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+ resumable cursor in 256-edge native chunks, with zero complete Rust output-vector edges. Its
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+ retained Scala role-state transition commits only after every edge and statistics tuple has
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+ been constructed successfully; the capability remains unadvertised.
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+ - The hidden native iterator now emits through a resumable Rust cursor instead of retaining a
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+ complete projected-edge vector. Each FFI drain buffers at most the configured caller batch,
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+ cursor movement commits only after final `Edge` tuple construction, and additive provenance
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+ counters distinguish compiled edges, zero vector-backed edges, and the peak buffered batch. Exact
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+ immutable-input preflight now publishes that cursor with zero emission attempts, so ordered
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+ output traversal starts at the first caller drain. Installed-wheel evidence is recorded without
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+ advertising the compiler.
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+ - The hidden native iterator now binds explicit `scala-instance` calls to persistent Rust
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+ subrole/inverse maps across ordered and conflicting views, reports retained-map counts, and
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+ switches permanently to the scalar lifecycle after any whole-operation scalar selection. Exact
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+ installed-wheel parity and transition evidence is recorded without advertising the compiler.
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+ - The hidden broad encoded compiler now performs root-only annotation provenance joins for
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+ segmented multi-document closure and root tables, retaining every resolved lease and exposing
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+ exact closure/root segment counters without scalar traversal.
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+ - Exact installed-wheel P7 evidence that the private root-provenance join preserves root-only
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+ annotations across diamond import deduplication and cyclic import closures without scalar
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+ materialization; the encoded compiler remains unadvertised.
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+ - Private kernel-v30 root-provenance joining for exact-direct multi-document annotation
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+ projection, with closure-wide anonymous identifiers and explicit auxiliary-buffer counters; the
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+ encoded structural compiler remains unadvertised.
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+ - Versioned `pyowl-projector.consumer-conformance/1` kit with a packaged CC0 ontology,
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+ Exact-compatible OWL2Vec*/literal/taxonomy goldens, snapshot/provider identity probes,
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+ provenance assertions, and path/stream/origin reparse sentinels.
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+ - Reproducible Exact-OM 2.0 WP-B baseline comparison, consumer-handoff benchmark, and dependency-
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+ DAG CI that rejects projector reverse dependencies and OAEI projector/Exact dependencies.
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+ - Public core closure-identity and loader-diagnostic provenance in reports and portable artifacts,
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+ with zero-copy mapped-snapshot support through `OntologyIdentityIndex`.
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+ - Release audits for Java-facing optional dependencies and JVM/JNI markers embedded in native
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+ extension payloads.
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+ - Release compatibility evidence that pins every pyOWLCore source-checkout lane while retaining a
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+ normal index-resolvable runtime dependency, plus complete/path-safe hash-manifest and
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+ duplicate-archive-member validation.
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+
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+ ### Fixed
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+
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+ - Overlay and composite segment graphs now resolve through explicit frames, so valid deeply nested
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+ manifests no longer fail at Python's recursion limit while direct and transitive cycles retain
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+ their fail-before-output errors.
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+ - Canonical structural identity comparison now computes memoized node lengths and streams bytes
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+ with explicit frames, preserving public-core canonical bytes for deep graphs without Python
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+ recursion or whole-node canonical materialization.
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+ - Broad structural class-expression and data-range cycle preflights now use iterative color walks;
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+ valid 1,200-node chains no longer fail at Python's recursion limit, while forged cycles still
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+ fail before root classification or output.
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+ - The broad Python structural decoder now performs the same iterative nested-annotation cycle
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+ preflight as kernel v31 for closure and retained root-provenance tables, closing the hidden
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+ fallback seam before root classification or output without advertising the compiler.
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+ - Private kernel-v31 preflight now rejects direct or transitive cycles in nested annotation
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+ metadata for both closure and retained root-provenance tables before allocation, joining, or
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+ output; valid deeply nested metadata remains iterative and the capability stays unadvertised.
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+ - Release evidence no longer reports the successfully projected NCIT checkpoint as a parser
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+ blocker; the remaining corpus blockers are the unavailable GO/licensed-scale inputs and
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+ hosted/reference-machine release evidence.
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+ - Source-checkout test, native-wheel, and offline-packaging lanes now pin their approved
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+ pyOWLCore compatibility commit instead of following a mutable default branch. Consumer
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+ fixture evidence reflects core's reviewed acquisition-provenance-independent structural
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+ fingerprint without changing logical/signature fingerprints or projector edges.
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+ - Portable artifacts no longer vary with automatic-backend fallback state or direct/provider/
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+ verified-wire execution provenance when their semantic inputs are identical.
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+ - Malformed option/capability and native ABI metadata failures now retain stable projector error
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+ categories; caller-owned writers that report no progress fail instead of truncating silently.
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+ - Native probing rejects unsupported CPython subinterpreters and free-threaded builds before
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+ importing the PyO3 extension, preserving the complete Python fallback policy.
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+
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+ ### Compatibility
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+
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+ - Both Exact mini-ontology captures match without edge, multiplicity, ordering, or digest changes
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+ under `duplicates="unique"`, canonical isolated projection, and dedicated taxonomy semantics.
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+ - Exact's consumer-side WP-M M0–M4 migration has landed independently; M5 and cross-repository
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+ release acceptance remain open and do not alter the projector dependency graph.
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+ - No profile, default option, edge artifact schema, compiler-cache, sink protocol, or existing API
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+ behavior changed. The conformance and provenance fields are additive.
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+
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+ ## 0.1.0rc1 — 2026-07-17
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+
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+ ### Added
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+
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+ - Complete Java-free Python implementation of `mowl-d993536-v1`, with all 184 pinned Scala
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+ oracle invocations represented by checked-in golden evidence.
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+ - Optional abi3 Rust edge-policy accelerator with exact Python differential tests. It remains
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+ explicit opt-in because the P3 auto-selection throughput threshold was not met.
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+ - Bounded encounter and canonical streaming, checksummed external runs, exact disk-backed
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+ duplicate accounting, synchronous batch sinks, portable JSONL artifacts, and canonical hashes.
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+ - Conditional PEP 517 backend: normal wheel/sdist builds do not request Rust tooling; explicit
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+ native builds request `setuptools-rust` in their isolated build environment.
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+ - CPython 3.10–3.13 and platform packaging workflow definitions, compiler-absent/network-disabled
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+ fallback smokes, deterministic SBOM/license generation, artifact audits, hashes, and
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+ reproducibility comparison tooling.
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+ - API/profile/artifact/cache compatibility table and beta-to-RC migration notes.
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+
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+ ### Changed
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+
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+ - Version advanced from `0.1.0b1` to the unpublished `0.1.0rc1` release candidate.
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+ - Metadata now claims CPython only; the unexecuted PyPy classifier was removed.
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+
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+ ### Compatibility
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+
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+ - No projector rule, output ordering, multiplicity, public API, artifact schema, sink protocol,
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+ compiler-cache schema, or reference-profile change from `0.1.0b1`.
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+
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+ ### Release blockers
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+
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+ - Final `0.1.0` publication remains blocked by a compatible ordinary-index pyOWLCore release,
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+ authenticated distribution-name ownership, private-index artifact selection, the hosted
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+ platform matrix, signed provenance, current vulnerability feeds, and unavailable release
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+ corpora. See `release/external-gates.json`.
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+
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+ ## 0.1.0b1 — 2026-07-17
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+ - Implemented the pure compiler, optional native edge engine, and bounded P4 streaming/artifact
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