chore(release): version packages

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Releases

ftw@1.10.0

Minor Changes

• 3985c82: Use srcfl/device-drivers as FTW's default signed driver source, bind its
  read-only manifest policy at runtime, and add serial and AES-GCM host support
  for public P1 drivers.
• 29731f1: Add a read-only Core storage check for SQLite page use and data-volume headroom.

Patch Changes

• 7e85444: Start the independent Optimizer release line at 1.3.2 so existing 1.3.1 installations see component releases as upgrades.
• 9f98463: Sync the bundled ESPHome DSMR recovery driver with the signed 1.0.2 community asset so name-derived and delivered/returned object IDs keep per-phase meter data available offline.
• 3985c82: Keep Modbus drivers offline when a poll has a failed register read instead of accepting zero-filled telemetry as fresh data, and recover mute TCP sessions with a non-blocking reconnect cooldown.

[frahlg]

Sanitized Core live-pilot record for the Home Assistant add-on upstream gate:

• Result: PASS on the controlled .40 host.
• Core/Updater candidate: v1.10.0-beta.1 from source e9adb3113513dcd449268096b0dd637f4753ed24.
• Core multi-architecture index: sha256:03f98ad123b9d2924f1a037cca56f5eef2fdd19a0ead834e0d563d216a011dd5.
• Updater multi-architecture index tested by the Core release track: sha256:5b762763130ca5aad1565063b7ae355c92a84df9eb95ad641a4e06d040d8ca1d.
• The controlled update passed, followed by a new Unix Optimizer handshake and HiGHS solve with Optimizer v1.3.2-beta.1.

The Home Assistant add-on does not package the FTW updater; Supervisor owns add-on update and rollback. This record proves only the upstream Core live gate. It does not replace the separate Home Assistant OS and Supervisor pilot. Host addresses, site config, state, and raw logs are omitted.