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**Why a release candidate:** the CF thresholds and that naming conflict are
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**Published surfaces:**
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example is tracked for v1.1.0 final.
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**Why a release candidate:** the CF thresholds and that naming conflict are
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genuinely unsettled. Publishing as `-rc.1` puts the material where it can be
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fetched and argued with, without asserting that the edges are final.
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**Version decision (2026-07-29): this stays on the v1 line.** The question was
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raised at publication — an expansion this large arguably justifies an honest
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`v2.0.0`, since it changes what the repository *is* rather than adding to it.
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Settled by the maintainer the same day: no. It is a big expansion, but it is
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still part of the same frontier foundation this project set out to establish,
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so it belongs on the v1 line. `v2.0.0` is reserved for the **next generation of
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improvements** — thinking that supersedes this foundation rather than filling
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it in. The final tag on this work will therefore be `v1.1.0`. See
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[Versioning](README.md#versioning).
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**Published surfaces:**
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