Velora 0.10.6 — faster long dictation and safe mixed-language Romanize
This supersedes 0.10.5 with one important mixed-language correctness fix.
What changed:
- Romanize no longer disables streaming cleanup for Latin-script dictation, so long English dictations stay on the fast during-recording path.
- A Latin opening followed by a Hindi-heavy final segment now falls back to full-text romanization instead of leaking native-script text through the English streaming prompt.
- Dictated issue reports, feedback, tasks, and requirements can become numbered lists without an explicit list command.
- Streaming list items stay on separate lines, numbering must remain continuous from 1, and invalid segment-level numbering falls back to safe whole-text cleanup.
- Literal list markers are preserved rather than rewritten by a hidden post-processing heuristic.
Measured on an archived 70-second dictation, server stop-to-final improved from 4.519s to 0.952s.
Verified with 334 engine tests, 581 Swift self-checks, stricter exact-model formatting benchmarks, Apple notarization, stapling, and Gatekeeper assessment.