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src/epochix/_artifacts/epochix.artifact.jsx is withdrawn, with its
README section. It was a third, hand-written engine last touched in 0.3.0:
it graded regression and generative runs on perplexity bands, had no notion
of a metric's direction, and animated neuron "activations" from Math.random(). Anyone following the README could get a different grade
from the product for the same log. Rebuilding it would mean generating it
from the Python engine's tables, as the VS Code extension's engine is now.
Fixed — what a visitor meets outside the code
Every GitHub release had an empty body — all 136. The "Latest" link on
the repository opened a page with files and no words. All are now filled
from their CHANGELOG sections (five early ones that never had a section say
so), and the release workflow publishes the version's section as its notes
from now on — scripts/release_notes.py, failing the release if the
section is missing.
Three README links were broken on PyPI (the licence, CONTRIBUTING and
the demo's source), because PyPI resolves relative links against pypi.org.
They are absolute now.
A link to epochix.dev unfurled as a bare title on LinkedIn, Slack or X:
the docs site had no link-preview tags. Every page now carries Open Graph
and Twitter tags with a preview image.
The social preview image was cropped mid-sentence and half empty. It is
regenerated from the real dashboard on the real Keras demo run
(asset/epochix_social.png, 1280x640 at 2x).
Added a CODE_OF_CONDUCT.md (the Contributor Covenant 2.1, by reference,
with a private reporting route) and a pull-request template carrying the
project's gate.