fix: harden indexing and prepare Steadlith 1.0.1 - #12
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This prepares Steadlith 1.0.1 with the completed reliability fixes. Indexing and cache operations now reject destructive state-path overlaps, roll back interruptions, read consistent SQLite generations, and publish the newest manifest mirror. Forced cache exports cannot overwrite managed state. Planning accounts for active-vector reuse after cache pruning.
Migration preparation validates target size and exact configuration changes before publishing, and supports quoted or padded TOML names. The OpenAI adapter explicitly selects the official endpoint. Invalid cache/configuration data receives actionable errors.
The PR preserves the ten focused maintenance commits and adds release metadata for 1.0.1. Pull-request and release CI now run the same installed-wheel workflow checks in a clean runtime environment. No chunk identity schema or core dependency changes are included.
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Live learned-provider execution was not performed. The full OS/Python matrix must pass on this PR before merging and tagging v1.0.1.