chore: set cpp project version to 1.3.0 for release#4
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cpp/CMakeLists.txt→project(zerobuffer VERSION 1.3.0)(was1.1.0).Why
Prep for the v1.3.0 release. The in-tree CMake version has drifted badly — it still said
1.1.0while the latest tag isv1.2.8. Sincefind_package(zerobuffer CONFIG …)reportsPROJECT_VERSIONto consumers (and it feeds CPack for any future packaging), a released 1.3.0 that self-reports 1.1.0 would be misleading and would break any consumer that later adds a version constraint.Context
v1.3.0 is the first release to contain the LatestFrame API, which is currently master-only and unreleased:
0d795e27ce680ed4bd402The latest tag
v1.2.8(2025-10-15) does not containlatest_frameat all, so no released version currently satisfies consumers like native-player.🤖 Generated with Claude Code