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SCPN Control v0.19.3 Release Notes

Release status: candidate pending the current main GitHub Actions run after push. Create the release tag only after the remote checks for the intended release commit are successful.

Scope

v0.19.3 is a validation-boundary and repository-polish patch release. It folds in the recent physics, mathematics, reproducibility, and security hardening series while preserving the public claim boundary: local controller-readiness and differentiability evidence remains bounded unless the corresponding external artefacts, facility replay data, target-hardware timing, and formal proof digests are present and admitted by the strict validators.

Included hardening areas

  • Differentiable-transport full-fidelity readiness evidence now binds campaign metadata, one-step and rollout latency reports, gradient-audit digests, controller formal-proof digests, equilibrium-coupled metadata, and admitted external reference artefacts before a full-fidelity claim can pass.
  • The differentiable-transport benchmark now publishes a separate readiness artefact in addition to the one-step and rollout latency reports.
  • The differentiable-transport latency validator now structurally admits the readiness artefact while keeping full_fidelity_ready false when controller proof or external-reference evidence is missing.
  • Documentation, API reference text, benchmark guidance, validation guidance, notebook catalogue text, generated capability metadata, and README capability snapshot have been refreshed for the v0.19.3 candidate.

Required release gate

Do not create or move the v0.19.3 tag until all items are true:

  • The intended release commit is on main and pushed to origin.
  • Required GitHub Actions checks for that commit are successful.
  • Documentation pages build with mkdocs build --strict.
  • python tools/capability_manifest.py --check succeeds.
  • python validation/validate_differentiable_transport_latency.py --require-admitted --json-out succeeds and reports full_fidelity_ready=false unless external-reference and controller-proof evidence are supplied.
  • No public documentation promotes full-fidelity or facility-validation claims for entries still blocked by traceability.

Residual validation debt

The release keeps the current evidence boundary explicit:

  • Full-fidelity public claims remain blocked for entries without required external artefacts.
  • Differentiable transport remains a controller-facing validated facade until measured-discharge, integrated-modelling, or external-code artefacts are admitted by the relevant strict gates.
  • Target-hardware latency and deployment readiness claims require qualified HIL, CODAC/EPICS/WebSocket runtime, and safety-case artefacts rather than local workstation timing alone.