[ajianaz]

What (description of the change)

Release sync for v0.16.0: full develop content into main as a single squash commit (main disallows merge commits).

Contents since v0.15.0: fusion as default recall strategy (CLI/HTTP/MCP), benchmark tooling, pre-release validation runs, docs scrub (#1140), 500Q results (#1139), public benchmark page + chart (#1141), CHANGELOG with validation numbers (#1142).

Conflict resolution: all conflicts take develop (release.yml + release-notes-template.md kept as the self-consistent develop pair — sed ${VER} + __VER__ template, matching actual v0.15.0 asset names with the v prefix).

Supersedes #1143 (closed — merge-conflicted and used a merge commit, which main's rules reject).

Why (the problem you're solving)

Tag v0.16.0 must point at a commit on main per the release workflow prerequisite.

Testing (how you verified this works)

• develop passed 16/16 checks on docs(bench): LongMemEval-S 500Q results page — dual-metric + comparison chart #1141/chore(release): CHANGELOG 0.16.0 — full-release validation numbers #1142 (the final content state)
• Squash content is identical to origin/develop (git diff origin/develop release/v0.16.0 is empty except conflict-resolved files taking develop's side)
• release-notes template/sed pair verified against actual v0.15.0 release assets (naming with v prefix reproduces exactly)

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🔍 Cora AI Code Review

❌ Blocked — critical issues found.

🔴 Error (1)

• crates/uteke-core/src/memory/vector.rs:520 — The diff adds two pub fn capacity(&self) -> usize methods to the same impl VectorIndex block: one backend-dispatching version (cfg usearch → self.index.capacity(), cfg vecq → self.index.len()) followed immediately by a second non-cfg'd pub fn capacity(&self) -> usize { self.index.capacity() }. Two methods with the same name in one impl is a compile error in every feature configuration, and the second body would fail to compile under vecq (no capacity() on VecqIndex).

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