feat(ctxpkg): release checkpoint layer in v3.10.0 - #1608
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Superseded before merge: Delivery CI proved the signed OCLA contract pack must remain byte-stable. The unrelated portal-version edit is removed; the complete local delivery/security gate now passes. Clean replacement follows without force-push. |
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Summary
.ctxpkgv2 checkpoint layerScope
Mechanism only: no SDK product lifecycle, commercial policy, Cloud, or private research code.
Verification
core::context_package: 120 passedcargo clippy --all-features -- -D warnings: PASScargo fmt --check: PASSverify.rs1489 lines)v3.10.0: PASS/private/tmppath-jail artifact; the same test passes from the normal project path, so protected PR CI is authoritativeSemVer
Minor bump: this is a new backward-compatible public package mechanism.
Supersedes #1606 and #1607 without force-pushing.