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An editorial PATCH release: no emitted number changed. It supersedes v0.2.0,
whose published archive cannot be edited and still carries the two records
corrected below.
Spec 1.2.1 is an editorial PATCH: BW-ALL-0002 gains a correction note — its
statement attributed the 4-11 line calibrated-regime window to the
Buse-Weimer paper, which states no line range (TSE 2010: 7.7 lines on
average, sizes in characters; the original snippets span 4-13 lines). The
window is this tool's own diagnostic threshold; no behaviour or number
changed. The mis-attribution is also corrected in README.md,
ARCHITECTURE.md and the bw2010.py comment.
The recorded Dorn corpus composition is corrected: the sha256-pinned
DatasetDorn.zip holds 121 Java + 120 CUDA + 119 Python snippets, not the
121 + 121 + 120 that dataset.toml and the breadth README claimed. The Java
count, the only measured subset, was already right.
The weekly grammar-bump canary now force-upgrades tree-sitter-go alongside
the other grammar wheels (it had been left out when Go landed).
A seven-round adversarial documentation review (89 confirmed findings)
reconciled the prose with the code: among others, ARCHITECTURE no longer
claims per-function values exclude lambda subtrees (CORE-ALL-0003 keeps a
lambda in its enclosing unit, as the classified PMD divergence pins), the
CONTRIBUTING add-a-language tutorial regained the coverage-regex and
differential-wiring steps, and the release-gate step name no longer claims
PMD coverage it does not deliver.