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Stand-alone programs. The release workflow now builds memdebug for Windows (x64), Linux (x64) and macOS (arm64) as a single file that needs no Python
(PyInstaller), smoke-tests each on its own operating system, and attaches them to a GitHub release with a SHA256SUMS file and a build attestation. CI
builds and tests them on every push. They are not code-signed (SmartScreen or Gatekeeper may warn), do not include Mem0, and still need git. See
docs/releasing.md.
Fixed
memdebug selftest in a build without its own Python: the tripwire checks could not start their tripwire and said SKIP, and "a hung process tree is killed"
passed without testing anything (it started a program that exits at once). A stand-alone build now starts a hidden selftest-helper command with a fixed set
of jobs instead. A source install is unchanged.