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Version bump across the three packages and server.json (twice), plus the regenerated calibration snapshot.

Minor, not patch. 0.3.0 predates the evidence report entirely: anyone who installed from a package rather than from source cannot export what they were shown. The project promises evidence, and until this release that evidence dies when the tab closes.

New public surface: EvidenceReport, AnalysisResult.Signals / .Observations, Finding.AtHumanRate, ReportOptions.InterfaceLanguage, and write_report as the tenth MCP tool.

Order matters here and it is easy to get wrong. The calibration tool has a ProjectReference to Core, so Core compiles before the run writes the snapshot — and the snapshot records the engine version it was measured by. Versions were bumped first, then the calibration regenerated, then Core rebuilt, and the embedded resource checked against the source file so the shipped assembly cannot disagree with Docs/CALIBRATION.md. Tracked as part of #37.

The numbers themselves are unchanged from yesterday, which is the result worth having: the genre gating in #34 did not move the published false-positive rate.

333 tests green.

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Minor rather than patch. 0.3.0 predates the evidence report entirely, so anyone who
installed from a package rather than source has no way to export what they were
shown — the project promises evidence and today it dies when the tab closes.

New public surface: EvidenceReport, AnalysisResult.Signals and .Observations,
Finding.AtHumanRate, ReportOptions.InterfaceLanguage, and write_report as the tenth
MCP tool.

The calibration was regenerated before this build rather than after, so the embedded
snapshot names the engine that carries it. Running it the other way round ships a
package whose printed error rate was measured by a different version — the numbers
are unchanged from yesterday, which is itself the result worth having: the genre
gating did not move the published rate.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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