CSU v3.0.0

CSU 3.0.0 establishes a new project baseline from the fully reviewed current implementation. The main branch history has been restarted as one root commit; earlier development history is retained in a local backup.

This baseline improves dependency declaration detection and preserves useful findings when part of a review is blocked.

• Extend Python import and Rust use checks, including nested Rust lists and partial analysis around unrecognized members; refine C++ module placement across preprocessor branches.
• Correct documentation attachment, callable and field roles, Rust documentation decoding, and Markdown Safety heading detection.
• Validate Authority identifiers with language rules and escape control characters in human-readable output.
• Organize dependency and documentation regressions by review stage; retain all existing tests and expand coverage to 131 tests.
• Clarify Authority preparation, dependency configuration, and the distinction between missing project facts and unsupported analysis.
• Strengthen candidate-bound validation receipts and measure Windows peak working set using the operating system lifetime peak counter.

Assets cover Windows x86_64, Linux x86_64/aarch64, and macOS x86_64/aarch64. Each platform runs the locked test suite and a release-binary smoke check before publication. Verify downloads against checksums.txt.

Blocked remains an intentional result when facts or analysis capabilities are missing. Repository self-checks do not imply that every external project can receive a complete review. Performance receipts describe the recorded Windows reference environment, not every release platform.