v0.3.0-alpha - updated self-contained Windows CLI

Updated self-contained Windows x64 ROM-to-source CLI, built from current main at d81c43e.

Download snesrecomp-cli-windows-x86_64.zip and extract the entire folder. Keep snesrecomp.exe beside its _internal directory. The CLI requires no installed Python or Rust.

.\snesrecomp.exe build --rom "C:\ROMs\game.sfc" --output "C:\Ports\game" --name "My Game"

Changes since v0.2.0-alpha:

• Headless generate and verify-rom commands with JSON progress for existing projects and launcher integration; resolve-rom reads a scaffolded project's ROM selection, including rom.cfg.
• The Rust native analyzer is now the supported analysis backend, with improved dispatch-table bounds, exit-width contracts, inline argument handling, and explicit interpreter fallback boundaries.
• Identity-checked coverage feedback and disassembly-backed code discovery, plus safer generated output publication and reuse.
• Packaging fixes include the code-generation SDK modules and symbol synchronizer. Generated projects clearly identify the static library they build.
• Updated shared framework sources and license notices. SNESRecomp's original code now uses PolyForm Noncommercial 1.0.0; see the included LICENSE and THIRD_PARTY_ATTRIBUTION.md.

Validation: the official Windows CI build passes the headless SDK and packaged CLI smoke tests. Local packaged build and generate smoke tests also pass with PATH restricted to Windows system directories. A fresh Super Mario World project generates 339 AOT variants and 50 interpreter-only variants across eight banks, then compiles successfully with CMake, Ninja, and GCC 15.2.

Compiling a generated project requires CMake, Ninja, and a C compiler. The starter project builds a generated-code static library; producing a playable native port still requires game-specific configuration and host integration. No game ROMs are included.

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