chore(release): v2.7.1 — correctifs de sécurité du lock, CI 3.14, test corrigé

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Résumé

Release de maintenance 2.7.1, sans changement runtime : xcore/ et les bornes de dépendances de pyproject.toml sont identiques à la 2.7.0 (vérifié : git diff v2.7.0 main -- xcore pyproject.toml est vide). Le wheel publié se comporte exactement comme la 2.7.0 ; cette version embarque le rafraîchissement de sécurité et les correctifs de test/CI déjà fusionnés dans main.

Contenu (déjà dans main)

• Lock (chore(deps): 11 alertes de sécurité du lock — anyio, urllib3, virtualenv, mkdocs #286) : 11 alertes Dependabot fermées (1 critique, 6 hautes, 4 moyennes) — anyio 4.14.1 → 4.15.1, urllib3 2.7.0 → 2.8.0, virtualenv 21.6.0 → 21.14.3, mkdocs-material 9.7.6 → 9.7.7. Concerne le dev, la CI et les builds qui installent depuis le lock ; pip install XCoreRuntime résout ses propres versions.
• Alerte CodeQL add from_raw method on plugin dependencecy #29 rejetée comme faux positif (littéral d'énumération ExecutionMode.TRUSTED = "trusted" journalisé), sans changement de code.
• Test (ci: tester aussi sur Python 3.14 et corriger un test qui bloque les threads #288) : test_apply_positive posait réellement RLIMIT_AS=512 Mo sur le process pytest (irréversible) → can't start new thread en 3.14. Corrigé + garde-fou dans tests/conftest.py.
• CI (ci: tester aussi sur Python 3.14 et corriger un test qui bloque les threads #288) : matrice 3.12 / 3.13 / 3.14.

Cette PR

Bump 2.7.0 → 2.7.1 (pyproject.toml, xcore/__version__.py — __version__ et __version_info__), entrée [2.7.1] dans CHANGELOG.md et doc/changelog.md, CLAUDE.md.

Vérification

• Wheel 2.7.1 construit et installé dans un virtualenv vierge (dépendances de base seulement) : import xcore, boot zero-config, un plugin trusted et un plugin sandboxed appelés — OK.
• Le tag v2.7.1 (donc la publication PyPI) ne sera posé qu'après la fusion.

Summary by Sourcery

Release version 2.7.1 with refreshed locked dependencies, safer resource-limit testing, and Python 3.14 CI coverage.

Bug Fixes:

• Prevent tests from altering process resource limits and causing later test failures, particularly on Python 3.14.

Enhancements:

• Add Python 3.14 to the CI test matrix.

Build:

• Refresh the dependency lockfile to address 11 Dependabot security alerts without changing runtime dependency constraints.

Documentation:

• Document the 2.7.1 maintenance release and update the project version references.

Chores:

• Bump the project version from 2.7.0 to 2.7.1 without changing runtime behavior.

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Reviewer's Guide

This maintenance release only updates versioning and release documentation while incorporating already-merged repository changes: a targeted poetry.lock security refresh, protection against irreversible resource-limit mutations in tests, and Python 3.14 CI coverage. Runtime sources and dependency ranges remain unchanged from 2.7.0; reviewers should verify version consistency, lockfile integrity, the resource-limit isolation guard, and the CI matrix before tagging and publishing.

Flow diagram for protected resource-limit testing

flowchart LR
    T[TestMemoryLimiter.test_apply_positive] --> P[resource.setrlimit patched]
    P --> A[Assert MemoryLimiter.apply call]
    F[autouse fixture] --> G[Guard RLIMIT_AS RLIMIT_DATA RLIMIT_CPU]
    G --> X[Fail test if process limits change]

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Flow diagram for the 2.7.1 release update

flowchart LR
    V[Version sources] --> B[2.7.1]
    C[Changelog documentation] --> B
    B --> W[Build wheel]
    W --> I[Install in clean virtualenv]
    I --> Q[Verify import boot and plugin execution]
    Q --> T[Tag and publish after merge]

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File-Level Changes

Change	Details	Files
Bump the project release metadata from 2.7.0 to 2.7.1.	Update the package version and runtime version tuple. Add the 2.7.1 maintenance-release entry to both changelogs. Update the documented version in the contributor guidance.	pyproject.toml xcore/__version__.py CHANGELOG.md doc/changelog.md CLAUDE.md
Document the repository-side security dependency refresh and its scope.	Record the targeted lockfile updates closing 11 Dependabot alerts. Clarify that dependency constraints and runtime code are unchanged, and that the lock affects development, CI, and lock-based builds rather than ordinary package installs. Document the CodeQL alert dismissal as a false positive with no source change.	CHANGELOG.md doc/changelog.md poetry.lock
Prevent process resource-limit tests from contaminating the pytest session.	Mock the resource-limit call when testing the positive memory-limiter path. Add an autouse guard that detects changes to RLIMIT_AS, RLIMIT_DATA, and RLIMIT_CPU. Document the Python 3.14 thread-creation failure that motivated the fix.	tests/conftest.py tests/... CHANGELOG.md doc/changelog.md
Expand CI coverage to Python 3.14.	Add Python 3.14 to the existing 3.12/3.13 test matrix. Document the supported-version coverage change.	.github/workflows/... CHANGELOG.md doc/changelog.md

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