v0.1.3

Changed

• READ throughput: requests are dispatched concurrently. Independent
  READ and ECHO requests now run in per-request tasks (bounded by the credit
  window), responses are encrypted in place, and full-size reads use
  positional pread on pooled buffers — no per-handle lock across the disk
  read and no per-read 1 MiB zeroed allocation. Measured (Linux CIFS 3.1.1,
  sealed, 1 MiB, direct, iodepth 16): 391 → ~550 MiB/s; iodepth 4:
  333 → ~889 MiB/s; unsealed iodepth 16: ~775 → ~1533 MiB/s. Compound
  requests and related-operation chains stay strictly sequential; response
  ordering is unchanged (out-of-order only for independent requests, which
  MS-SMB2 permits). The read-path profile and flamegraphs live in
  tests/perf/.

Fixed

• smbtorture nightly job failed every suite with
  NT_STATUS_OBJECT_NAME_NOT_FOUND. The harness passed an empty host into
  the share UNC (environment variables were never exported to the job), and
  --option=torture:port is ignored by smbtorture 4.19.5 — the suite always
  dialed port 445. The harness now validates RSSMB_HOST/PORT/SHARE, uses the
  real -p/--smb-ports flag, and records per-subtest results; a baseline
  against 0.1.2 is committed at tests/conformance/results.md
  (115 passing / 190 failing subtests, with names).

Documentation

• Features and roadmap now match the smbtorture baseline; durable handles v2
  and leases are marked partial with links to the conformance results, and
  the README gains a "Conformance status" section (115/305, four largest
  gaps listed).