fix(docs): sync version metadata, changelog, and roadmap to shipped reality#4
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…0/3.2.1 VERSION file lagged at 3.1.0 while pyproject.toml and PyPI (promptpressure-evals) were already at 3.2.1. CHANGELOG had no entries for the two shipped releases: 3.2.0 (pp launcher + PyPI packaging) and 3.2.1 (pp --version fix). reconstructed both from git history.
roadmap claimed v3.0 current and listed already-shipped work as 'next'. rewrote to reflect actual shipped state (3.0/3.1/3.2.x), add a reality-check on the multi-turn vaporware gap, and set v3.3 = drift-corpus + judge-calibration v0.1 as the next release. deprioritized '300+ prompts' (uncalibrated data is noise, not credibility).
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the repo docs drifted behind what actually shipped. 3.2.0 and 3.2.1 are both live on PyPI as
promptpressure-evals, butVERSIONstill said 3.1.0, the CHANGELOG had no entries for either release, and the roadmap claimed v3.0 was current and listed already-shipped work as "next". for a project whose whole pitch is becoming a citable, trustworthy eval method, shipping releases with no changelog and a stale version file is an own-goal.what
pplauncher (provider/model/eval-set dropdowns, SSE status, Cancel) + PyPI packaging aspromptpressure-evalspp --versionreads__version__instead of dist metadata.debate/scratch andoutputs/*.zipv3.2.0andv3.2.1git tags on their release commitsnotes
__version__ = 3.2.1.