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Dethrottled 1.4.0 — complete installation and measured native stacks
Dethrottled now ships the complete default engine through PyPI-managed Docker workers, without requiring a Git checkout.
pip install dethrottled==1.4.0
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dethrottled stack statusDocker Engine and Compose are prerequisites. --profile media, layout and full add local inference workers. Explicit project/port selection supports isolated installations. Shutdown preserves data and downloaded models; package installation itself starts nothing.
This release also fixes headed-tab activation and popup-navigation races found during fresh ARM64 validation. Restored IndexedDB is checked before exposing a resumed session, with bounded recovery and preserved checkpoints on failure. Port probing permits immediate POSIX restarts while still refusing active listeners.
The redesigned documentation includes original architecture/workflow/profile diagrams and charts generated from retained two-device evidence. the ARM64 edge device and the x86_64 mini PC both passed 63 browser/document contracts, three restart checks, 33 format-retention trials and 108 controlled concurrency requests. Fifty live search questions, thirty fixed fetch targets and six research tasks per device preserve failures alongside successes. Native speech and layout tests passed on both architectures.
These measurements establish specific capabilities and costs, not universal source access or semantic accuracy. Fresh fetches assessed ok: 26/30 on the ARM64 edge device, 27/30 on the x86_64 mini PC. Research tasks with readable sources: 5/6 and 6/6. Production was not changed during this validation.
Post-publication verification passed on the ARM64 edge device using both the actual PyPI 1.4.0 package and a fresh clone of the release tag: five services ready, 21/21 functional contracts and 1/1 four-storage restoration per route. GitHub release artifacts match the PyPI SHA-256 hashes.