1.15.0

Every get_indicator and get_series result now carries a limitations
list, on MCP and REST alike. Each entry is a code and a one-line detail
saying what the figure is not:

Code	Fires when
projection	A returned value falls in the source's estimate/projection period
fallback_source	A fallback source served the figure, with the reason
stale_primary	The primary's latest value is years behind the clock
modeled_estimate	The source publishes the series as a model output
rounded_source	The IMF DataMapper served WEO values rounded to one decimal
computed_values	StatCite computed the values with a transform

Each code is read from a structured field of the result or from the indicator
registry. The prose in notes plays no part, so rewording a note cannot add or
remove one. An empty list means none of these conditions was detected. It is
not a warranty. The code list is declared once in core/types.ts, the type is
derived from it, and a test asserts the MCP output schema and openapi.json
carry the same list. Each rule has a test that fails when the rule is broken.

The README gains a side-effect table: what each kind of call reaches, what it
writes and where, and what StatCite records. The stdio install line on the
README, llms-install.md, the site and the docs page now pins
mcp-remote@0.14.3 in place of @latest, so a client restart cannot pull a
new release. The pinned bridge was run against the live server before the
change.