Generate organization profile from current evidence - #25
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What changed
profile/README.mdfrom an editable template plus immutable Hayatebenchmark and capability evidence;
Hono 4.12.32 values and computed ratios;
maintaining a second hand-written verdict;
universal-winner, or profile-position drift;
CI.
Why
The organization landing page was the only public compatibility surface
outside a drift gate. It still showed Hayate 0.12.1 and obsolete competitor
measurements while the canonical evidence had advanced to 0.15.1. This made a
green documentation build compatible with a stale first impression.
Impact
The organization profile now reports current evidence and preserves the
explicit scope: Hayate is advantaged for portable Python agent APIs, FastAPI
remains competitive for conventional typed Python APIs, Django remains
advantaged for traditional model-driven full stack, and Hono remains
advantaged for JavaScript/TypeScript edge applications. No package or runtime
API changes.
Validation
--checkmode6 checked SQL queries
git diff --checkCloses #24.