v0.6.1

Adds two Rust APIs to unity-rs-core for reading single objects cheaply: open one UnityFS entry without decoding the blocks before it, and read an object with a type tree you supply. Upgrade if you read small objects deep inside large bundles or MonoBehaviours from player builds with stripped type trees. Python, Node and CLI behaviour does not change.

Added

• Open one UnityFS entry as a random-access Region with UnityFsBundle::entry_region. A read decodes only the storage blocks it overlaps and keeps decoded blocks in a bounded LRU (ENTRY_REGION_CACHE_BYTES, 8 MiB, always holding the latest block), so reading a small object deep inside a large entry no longer decodes, or on a remote source downloads, every block before it. Corrupted blocks surface as InvalidData I/O errors. (#40)
• Read one object with a caller-supplied TypeTree through SerializedFile::read_type_tree_value_with_tree, without consulting the object's type metadata or resolving m_Script. A MonoBehaviour with a known layout can now be read from its own file even when the build strips type trees. The tree must consume the payload exactly, so a wrong candidate layout fails instead of returning a partial value. (#41)

Artifacts

• Python: unity-rs 0.6.1 on PyPI (cp39-abi3 wheels for six platforms and an sdist).
• Rust: unity-rs-core and unity-rs-cli 0.6.1 on crates.io.
• CLI archives (unity-rs-cli-0.6.1-<platform>) and Node.js addon packages (unity-rs-node-0.6.1-<platform>.tgz) for Linux, macOS and Windows on x64 and arm64: attached below, with checksums in SHA256SUMS-v0.6.1.txt.

Maintenance

• Document the release notes standard. (#39)
• Correct stale counts, release state and commit examples in the documentation. (98b07de)
• Bump the workspace version to 0.6.1. (#42)

Full Changelog: v0.6.0...v0.6.1