v0.1.10

[0.1.10] - 2026-10-19

Changed

• Research guidance now gives first-association payloads, components, and entry points no default priority; they are tested only when target-specific evidence or a stronger hypothesis requires them.
• Codebase mapping, chain discovery, and adaptive fuzzing now prioritize unexplained target behavior, implementation depth, cross-component handoffs, and semantic feedback over generic vulnerability playbooks.
• Research prioritization now weighs duplicate likelihood, proof cost, realistic impact, and chaining potential without banning simple bugs that have concrete evidence.