Where: ROADMAP.md's "Version & release gate" section.
The gap: ROADMAP.md still says Current release: **v2.0.0** and *Last updated: August 2026*, independently stale from CITATION.cff's own out-of-date version (see companion issue) - two separate docs drifted from the same version bumps without either one catching the other.
Repro:
$ grep -n "Current release\|Last updated" ROADMAP.md
14:*Last updated: August 2026*
38:- Current release: **v2.0.0**
$ grep -n "^version" pyproject.toml
7:version = "2.2.0"
$ grep -n "^## \[" CHANGELOG.md | head -1
20:## [2.2.0] - 02 Sep 2026
CHANGELOG.md's newest entry is dated 02 Sep 2026 (September), while ROADMAP.md's own "last updated" stamp still says August.
Why it matters: there's no single doc a contributor can trust for "what version is this" - pyproject.toml, CHANGELOG.md, CITATION.cff, and ROADMAP.md all independently claim to state the current version, and they currently disagree.
Suggested fix: update to v2.2.0 and refresh the "Last updated" stamp; consider adding a version-consistency assertion (across pyproject.toml/CITATION.cff/ROADMAP.md) to the same family of drift checks scripts/check_explainer_count.py already runs for the explainer-count mentions.
Where:
ROADMAP.md's "Version & release gate" section.The gap:
ROADMAP.mdstill saysCurrent release: **v2.0.0**and*Last updated: August 2026*, independently stale fromCITATION.cff's own out-of-date version (see companion issue) - two separate docs drifted from the same version bumps without either one catching the other.Repro:
CHANGELOG.md's newest entry is dated 02 Sep 2026 (September), while ROADMAP.md's own "last updated" stamp still says August.
Why it matters: there's no single doc a contributor can trust for "what version is this" -
pyproject.toml,CHANGELOG.md,CITATION.cff, andROADMAP.mdall independently claim to state the current version, and they currently disagree.Suggested fix: update to
v2.2.0and refresh the "Last updated" stamp; consider adding a version-consistency assertion (acrosspyproject.toml/CITATION.cff/ROADMAP.md) to the same family of drift checksscripts/check_explainer_count.pyalready runs for the explainer-count mentions.