Define LowPack public release readiness - #12
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Closing stale draft readiness PR leftover from earlier agent work. Current releases and main already supersede this draft. |
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What changed
Adds a concrete public-release roadmap for transactional extraction, crash durability, transformed streaming, fuzzing, benchmark proof, guided CLI commands, documentation, discoverability, PyPI publishing, and signed release artifacts.
Why
LowPack is defensively engineered but still needs a clearer product case and stronger whole-archive operational guarantees before broad adoption.
User and developer impact
The roadmap converts general goals into implementation and publication requirements that users can evaluate.
Validation
Documentation-only change grounded in the current 0.2.1 package metadata, extraction model, CI, and open roadmap issues.