v1.5.3

The installed app failed to start Cortex with Cannot find module 'apache-arrow'.
apache-arrow is a peer of LanceDB, so pnpm's isolated linker never placed it in the production
tree electron-builder packages. The app now declares it directly and the workspace uses
nodeLinker: hoisted, which keeps the LanceDB peer closure (apache-arrow,
@opentelemetry/api, reflect-metadata) inside app.asar.
Native runtimes were unpacked incompletely. asarUnpack now covers the whole
@lancedb, onnxruntime-node, sharp, and @img directories (.node, .dll, .dylib,
.so*), not just the top-level .node files.
Broken installers can no longer be published. scripts/verify-pack.cjs runs after every
package and fails the build if a critical JS dependency, LanceDB/ONNX/sharp native binary, or the
unpacked MCP server is missing.

Packaging prunes the build machine's Hugging Face model cache and duplicate optional
ONNX/sharp/LanceDB trees before electron-builder runs. The Windows unpacked payload dropped from
~1.1 GB to ~0.8 GB, and a downloaded model can never be shipped by accident.
macOS builds are Apple Silicon (arm64) only. LanceDB 0.40 does not publish a
darwin-x64 native package; Intel Mac builds would install and then crash in Cortex. The CI
macOS job now uses an arm64 runner.
CI prunes native dependencies for each target explicitly before packaging, then runs the same
afterPack verifier used locally.

Full changelog: https://github.com/hyperbolictonic/kuang-grade-mark-eleven/blob/main/CHANGELOG.md

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