seleniumbase-rs 0.3.0

A breaking release: the experimental stealth scraping layer leaves this crate.

Removed

• BREAKING: the stealth scraping layer moved to its own repository,
  seleniumbase-rs-stealth.
  The features scrape and impersonate, the modules seleniumbase_rs::wire,
  seleniumbase_rs::scrape and seleniumbase_rs::impersonate, and their
  crate-root re-exports (BrowserScraper, CookieJar, StealthIdentity,
  SessionPolicy, ScrapeError, BrowserKind, Emulation, TlsSpec,
  H2Spec, HeaderSpec, ImpersonationProfile, CustomProfileBuilder,
  impersonation_client, HttpSession, MitmProxy, StealthSession,
  EphemeralCa and the rest) are gone from this crate. They are now the crates
  seleniumbase-rs-wire (was the module wire), seleniumbase-rs-scrape (was
  the feature scrape) and seleniumbase-rs-impersonate (was the feature
  impersonate), which build on the public API of this crate and stay
  experimental. Depend on them by git, for example
  seleniumbase-rs-scrape = { git = "https://github.com/MustCodeAl/seleniumbase-rs-stealth" },
  and give seleniumbase-rs by its plain git URL next to them so both resolve to
  one commit (Stealth Scraping).
• With the layer go the optional dependencies psl, wreq, btls,
  tokio-btls, brotli, hyper, hyper-util and http-body-util; the
  examples capture_tls, capture_hints, capture_h2, cookie_jar,
  browser_scraper, custom_profile, http_session and stealth_session; the
  tests and fixtures of the layer; the just scrape-gate, imp-gate and
  measure recipes and their mise tasks; the scrape CI matrix entries and the
  impersonate CI job; and CMake, NASM and LLVM from the build requirements.
• futures-util without its default macros (select!/join!, unused), so the
  futures-macro proc macro is no longer compiled.
• scraper without its default features (getopts for its own CLI, unused
  parse-error text). flate2 asks only for the zlib-rs backend zip already
  builds (pdf-extract still turns on its default one).
• The unused tracing-futures dependency (every build compiled it) and the
  unused tracing-actix one from the full-tracing feature.
• JSON logs come from tracing-subscriber's own JSON format instead of the
  separate json-subscriber crate.
• The playwright feature no longer lists rustwright-core itself; rustwright
  already brings it without Python.
• HTTPS uses rustls with the ring crypto provider for every client, so the
  aws-lc-sys C library is no longer compiled. A program that builds its own
  reqwest client next to this crate calls seleniumbase_rs::install_tls_provider()
  first.
• reqwest no longer builds its blocking client: ending reused sessions at
  exit uses the async client on a small runtime of its own.
• thirtyfour is built without its component derive macros and its own
  driver manager (this crate downloads drivers itself), which also removes its
  older zip and dirs.
• zip is built with deflate only (the format of driver downloads and the
  bundled extensions) instead of every format; zstd (a C library), bzip2, lzma,
  xz, ppmd and AES no longer compile.

Fixed

• A WebDriver URL with a path and no trailing slash (a Grid's
  http://hub:4444/wd/hub, or tauri-plugin-sbrs-automation's
  http://127.0.0.1:4445/<token>) lost its last path segment, because the
  client joins command paths as relative URLs; the slash is added when
  connecting.

Changed

• The generated browser identity claims Chrome 154, 155 or 156 (was 153 to
  155), and its high-entropy Client Hints name a real build per major
  (stealth::randomize::KNOWN_FULL_VERSIONS: 155.0.8059.40 measured on macOS
  27.0.1 by tests/client_hints_chrome.rs, 154.0.8037.100 and 156.0.8078.35 from
  Google's version history) instead of major.0.0.0. Macs claim macOS 15.8.1,
  26.7.1, 27.0.0 or 27.0.1; iPhones may claim Safari 26.0 with the frozen
  iPhone OS 18_6 (Safari 17.7 is gone). The Chrome presets, the --mobile
  user agent and the examples claim Chrome 156 (PRESET_CHROMIUM_MAJOR), the
  Android ones in Chrome's frozen Linux; Android 10; K form, and the iPhone
  preset is Safari 26.0. Seeds map to other identities than before.

• A fingerprint without Client Hints (the presets) gets its brand list, decoy
  brand and full versions from chromium_hints(major) instead of a fixed
  Not(A:Brand 24, the Client Hints platform name (Windows, not Win32), and
  a fullVersionList.

• The sbrs banner reads SeleniumBaseRust (figlet small font, 68 columns), and
  sbrs --help and sbrs-mcp --help say SeleniumBaseRust.

• The tests' leftover-process checks (Edge, geckodriver, the MCP stdio servers)
  list processes with sysinfo (a dev-dependency) instead of pgrep and
  kill -0, so they run on Windows too instead of being skipped there.

• Human-paced input draws its bell-curve values (stealth::humanize::Rng::gaussian,
  used by stealth::behavior) from rand_distr's StandardNormal instead of a
  hand-written Box-Muller transform. The distribution is the same, but a seeded
  Humanizer now plans different paths and timings than before for the same
  seed. humanize::Rng implements rand::TryRng (so rand::Rng), and
  rand_distr is a new dependency.

Added

• sbrs devtools launches Chrome with its DevTools endpoint open (--port,
  default 9222), prints the endpoint and configs for Google's
  chrome-devtools-mcp and Microsoft's Playwright MCP (--json for one line of
  JSON), and runs until Ctrl-C, which closes the browser. The Pure CDP MCP server
  has get_devtools_endpoint, and Browser::devtools_endpoint() and
  LaunchOptionsBuilder::debugging_port do the same from Rust. See
  docs/tutorials/devtools_mcp.md, which also covers Firefox's and Safari's MCP
  servers.

• .github/workflows/release.yml builds sbrs and sbrs-mcp for five targets
  on a version tag and attaches the archives, with completions and Warp
  workflows, to the release; [package.metadata.binstall] points cargo binstall at them. Not run yet (GitHub Actions is locked on the account).

• Feature ocr (off by default): ocr::Ocr reads the text a page shows from
  its screenshot (read_page, for a BaseCase or an sb_cdp::Page) or from PNG
  bytes (text_in_png), with ocrs, pure
  Rust. Its two models (about 12 MB) are downloaded into the cache folder on
  first use and checked against pinned SHA-256 hashes; SB_OCR_MODELS names a
  folder of your own copies instead.

• Browser plugins for the Pure CDP engine (feature plugins, off by default;
  ADR 004 phase 2). LaunchOptionsBuilder::plugins takes a PluginSet from the
  plugin API crate
  seleniumbase-rs-plugin,
  re-exported as seleniumbase_rs::plugin_api. Browser::launch checks the set,
  lets before_launch change the arguments, preferences, extensions, proxy and
  headless mode, and calls on_browser; every tab the library attaches to gets
  the plugins' packages and on_page_created; Browser::close (or the last
  drop) calls on_close. Browser::connect_with_plugins does the same for a
  running browser. A plugin that refuses or fails stops the launch or the tab
  with the new SeleniumBaseError::Plugin. Guide: docs/tutorials/plugins.md.

• LaunchOptionsBuilder::extension loads an unpacked extension over the
  protocol (Extensions.loadUnpacked, which branded Chrome 137 and later need
  instead of --load-extension), and LaunchOptionsBuilder::preference merges
  a preference into the profile's Default/Preferences before the browser
  starts.

• Browser::launch_mocked (feature test-util) runs the launch steps, plugins
  included, against a MockCtrl, which MockCtrl::new now creates for a test
  to script first.

• Feature tokio-console (off by default): sbrs, sbrs-mcp and programs that
  use the crate's logging serve tokio-console
  for watching async tasks. Build with RUSTFLAGS="--cfg tokio_unstable".