0.2.5 Alpha — WebFlux function handlers

0.2.5 Alpha preserves structured WebFlux function handler classes in the existing controllerClass field and fixes class-filter misses for RouterFunction mappings. It also merges the M8ven publisher verification badge branch.

Nine new offline regressions cover handler metadata and startup evidence boundaries. Public tool schemas, runtime dependencies, target and endpoint controls, read-only HTTP, TLS, sanitization and budgets are unchanged. Complex predicates and incomplete startup timelines continue to report partial evidence.

P3 live source acceptance is limited to Boot 3.5.16 / Java 21 MVC/JWT startup and a separate authenticated WebFlux mappings fixture. It is not a full compatibility matrix or Gateway proxy-route certification. Startup GET remains non-consuming and requires native collection configured before application run.

Release artifacts pass the strict local and remote gates, including isolated wheel/sdist installs, both SDK modes, eight owned loopback HTTP routes and seven replay scenarios. Exact artifact hashes and batch evidence are recorded separately after the gate completes.

SHA-256:

• spring_runtime_mcp-0.2.5-py3-none-any.whl: 2de53868d8d9e461124d2c90b43429567aa3f14611db5d5f27b4d17246c2bc29
• spring_runtime_mcp-0.2.5.tar.gz: 638eb26d0075cf76c93b741871a85106fabfebb909e05c08ddfc40a50d0c0497

Independent public PyPI installation passed on Linux / Python 3.12.15 / mcp 2.3.0. The uncached, unconstrained named install verified both SDK modes, owned loopback HTTP fixtures, seven packaged replays, inherited credential guidance and synthetic function-class/filter regression. Public package hashes match the local, candidate CI and formal artifacts.

Source: f3f99310967b50dbee847ef82228f87ac8beba27.