Vast Benchmarking v0.1.1

Vast Benchmarking v0.1.1

This release changes the writing, not the benchmark. Workload code, acceptance rules,
stored demo results, and dashboard calculations are unchanged from v0.1.0.

Documentation edit

Every tracked Markdown file was reviewed against the Humanizer 2.1.0 checklist. The
edit removed decorative emoji headings, canned transitions, unnecessary bold text, and
sentences that sounded more like generated copy than technical documentation. Commands,
machine IDs, prices, measured results, warnings, and cost limits were left intact.

The same review covered explanatory Python comments in the API client, Vast runner, and
web application. Shebangs and coverage pragmas were left alone because they are machine
directives rather than prose.

Package and repository

• The wheel and source archive include the MIT License and report MIT as their SPDX
  license expression.
• CI builds and scans both archives before a release is accepted.
• main still requires the test and repository-scan checks, one approval, resolved
  conversations, and linear history.
• The repository becomes public only after the v0.1.1 tag, release assets, and checksums
  have been verified.

Verification

The release gate runs Ruff, 19 tests, the dashboard JavaScript syntax check, local
Markdown link validation, the public-release scan, and distribution inspection. The
published wheel and source archive are downloaded again and checked against
SHA256SUMS before repository visibility changes.