0.3.0-beta.1

This release moves Words from alpha to beta after preliminary engineering reliability verification and freezes the backend for later classical-text corpus work. It includes the accepted 0.2.1 browser interface and offline behavior.

• The complete 4,144,877-query Latin replay has 4,144,873 matching normal outputs, two faithfully reproduced original errors, and two separately recorded console comparator limits. All 109,001 original 0.2 output differences are resolved; there are no new differences or regressions.
• All 24,000 English observations match the original program, including its 500-hit overflow behavior. Ten synthetic native capacity states and 512 Latin sessions across 16 option profiles also match. All 36 regression groups pass.
• Repairs preserve native retained search/parse state, ordering, fallback, capacity boundaries, line-atomic output, diagnostics and session termination. The original dictionary, linguistic errors and empty corrected layer remain.
• The backend source, data and executable adapters are hash-frozen. Ordinary verification checks this baseline before running the regression suite.

Beta recognizes the tested engineering state. Full classical-text corpus comparison and broad stress testing are deferred; universal equivalence and philological correctness are not claimed. Native exceptions remain failures, not successful lookups. Physical iOS installation is outside the browser-emulation qualification.

See backend acceptance, the frozen baseline and compatibility scope. The library, CLI and website run locally; there is no remote query service.

Archive: DOI 10.5281/zenodo.22970444, in the existing Words version lineage.