Siliang Engine v0.1.2 (Experimental)

Siliang Engine v0.1.2

This release fixes and hardens the Siliang build and release pipeline.

Previous release builds still carried assumptions from the original development
machine. v0.1.2 moves the public build back onto the portable backend model used
by llama.cpp, while keeping the Siliang MoE arena as an opt-in layer on top.

What changed

• Fixed the portable release build pipeline.
• Removed the sm75-only CUDA release target. The CUDA package now uses the
  multi-architecture selection provided by the pinned llama.cpp / CUDA
  toolchain.
• Disabled host-native CPU compilation for release artifacts and ship the
  runtime-selectable CPU backend variants instead.
• Added release-time backend/loadability checks and a machine-readable build
  configuration receipt to each package.
• Added Linux CPU and macOS Metal compatibility builds to CI so Siliang changes
  cannot silently break the upstream multi-platform build surface.
• Updated the Siliang Engine logo.

The Siliang RAM arena itself is still a Windows feature in v0.1.2. Linux and
macOS are compatibility/build gates for the underlying fork; they are not yet
Siliang arena release targets.

Downloads

• Windows x64 — CPU
• Windows x64 — CUDA 13.2 multi-arch
• SHA256SUMS

The CUDA package is no longer specific to the RTX 2070 / compute capability
7.5 build host. The exact CUDA architecture set selected during the tagged build
is recorded in provenance/SILIANG-BUILD-CONFIG.json inside the package.