Release v0.5.0 · aaronsb/bosectl

Rust crate: bose-bmap 0.5.0 · Python: pipx install ./python

Breaking changes

connect() with an explicit MAC now requires a device type (BMAP_DEVICE); it no longer assumes qc_ultra2.
Replies are validated: truncated frames, unknown operators, and replies from a different address raise errors in all three libraries instead of returning partial data. A late STATUS frame ahead of the real reply is skipped.
Rust: BmapError is #[non_exhaustive], with new Busy and Desync variants; empty replies are Device errors, not Timeout.
C++: new bmap::device_error, desync_error, unsupported_error, connect_error, busy_error (all std::runtime_error); unknown modes and preset-named profiles throw std::invalid_argument.
Python: update_profile(name=…) is now rename=… (the old keyword crashed); new BmapInvalidArgError, BmapDesyncError, BmapBusyError.

New devices: QC Ultra Earbuds (2nd Gen), QuietComfort Headphones (2nd Gen) PID 0x4083, and EQ on QuietComfort Headphones.
Linux: a busy RFCOMM channel is retried with backoff, so back-to-back CLI calls no longer fail (#39). New linux_install.sh, pipx install docs.
Profiles reuse cleared slots and refuse preset names; profile set no longer creates duplicates.

Add EQ support for QuietComfort Headphones (prince) by @hieupm2096 in #36
Add QuietComfort Headphones (2nd Gen) support (PID 0x4083) by @Juju8901 in #37
Linux installer and transport tests by @icarus-help in #33
Add QC Ultra 2 Earbuds support by @andresantonioriveros in #34
fix: profile slot reuse, profile name lookup, and response address validation by @jpita in #35
Document pipx install and BlueZ build headers by @aaronsb in #40
Point to bosectl-qt near the top of the README by @aaronsb in #41
Retry busy RFCOMM channels with backoff by @aaronsb in #42

Full Changelog: v0.4.1...v0.5.0