entail 1.0.2

What an external review of 1.0.1 found, and what its readers will ask first.

Fixed

• Config keys (load.keys_taken): a key the class does not take counted as renamed when its value appeared in any
  field the class knows, so an unread key holding a 1 or a true was silently taken as read, and a misspelt
  vocabulary key with such a value (tie_word_embedding: true) escaped the misspelling rule. Now a misspelling of a
  key the vocabulary maps is lost whatever its value holds, and a value counts as evidence of a rename only when it
  is distinctive (a float, a string of four characters or more, an integer of 256 or more). The names a class
  renames on the way in (attribute_map, GPT-2's hidden_size for n_embd) are taken by name, and the token ids
  and use_cache that GenerationConfig.from_model_config reads off any config are listed as read elsewhere. The
  stricter rule reports more keys as read by nothing entail knows (head_dim, max_window_layers on classes that
  keep them as plain attributes, which their model code may read): on the 230 popular configs, 165 carry one such
  unknown line instead of 92. ENTAIL_QUIET=unknown keeps it off the console.
• entail check builds the config with trust_remote_code=False and local_files_only=True: a model with its own
  code fails at once instead of prompting (which waited 15 s per model where there was no terminal), and nothing is
  fetched.

Added

• ENTAIL_QUIET=unknown: non-blocking unknown decisions go to the log and the record only; the console says so
  once per process. 1.0.1 printed one such line per boundary that could not be decided (69 lines over 81 loads of
  30 popular models).
• README: what the package does to an environment (the start-up hook and how to remove it, the log folder and how to
  turn it off, the engine versions each adapter was measured against, the import name); the Korean README carries
  the 1.0.1 and 1.0.2 changes.
• The research workspace behind the numbers - the measurement scripts, the result files, the theory, design and
  roadmap documents the code cites - is public at https://github.com/wwoosshh/entail-research.