v1.1.1

Documentation

• The threads section of the concurrency guide was wrong for free-threaded Python 3.14.
  There, a new thread starts in a copy of the context that started it, so its sections
  nest under the section that was open at that moment. A thread pool reuses its workers,
  so each worker keeps the section it started under: work submitted later from another
  section was reported under the first one. The guide said pool work is always reported at
  the top level, and that free-threaded builds nest thread work correctly with no extra
  work. Neither was true on every build. The guide now explains the difference and shows
  how to get the same report on every build: run each call in
  contextvars.copy_context().run to nest it under the current section, or in
  contextvars.Context().run to keep it at the top level. Behaviour is unchanged.
• Tests cover how threads and reused pool workers nest on each kind of build, and both
  recipes. The guide's examples assert their results on every build.

Full changelog: v1.1.0...v1.1.1