YNM uses Semantic Versioning for its public contracts and operational behavior.
- Major: incompatible changes to disposition meaning, required records, lifecycle transitions, loop ownership, authority, or invocation behavior.
- Minor: backward-compatible methods, optional contracts, focal-loop extensions, or operational capabilities.
- Patch: corrections and clarifications that do not add behavior or alter compatible records.
1.4.0 is the published Research/Experimental release. It contains adaptive execution, stronger evidence-sufficiency rules, validity boundaries, optional acceleration interfaces, and the frozen 1.4 and YNM-BRP-1 evaluation evidence.
A Stable Release represents the conventional publication channel. A Research Release makes a reproducible experimental implementation available with its measured strengths and limitations. A Development Candidate is not yet published. Research Release status is not production certification or evidence of universal effectiveness.
Active development is paused after the bounded-usability evaluation. v1.4.0 is the latest release; v1.2.0 is the previous release.
1.0.0 is the immutable historical maintainer-assessed baseline. Its frozen assessment,
findings, receipts, gates, and final disposition are not retroactively evaluated against
1.1.0 or later revision criteria.
1.1.0 is the immutable Project Integration and publication-readiness baseline. Its report and release state are preserved in immutable release evidence.