Changelog

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Domain module exports for Polygres, Context, ContextQuery, Entity, Runtime, Graph, Vector, Text, Hybrid, Operation, Page, Rows, and PolygresError.
Schema-owned object inputs and normalized camelCase result models.
Paired cold .page() and .stream() operations for every paginated retrieval method.
Domain-qualified, lifecycle-specific errors with narrow construction and request unions.
Immutable upstream contract provenance, semantic drift reports, scheduled checks, and agent-neutral update prompts.
Compile-time API, error, stream, and Layer requirement proofs.
Packed Bun/Node import and browser consumer-bundle verification.
Contract-exact row validation, insert, upsert, and ignore methods with explicit ambiguous-write handling and optional Context reconciliation waiting.
All 96 pinned pgContext methods, including administration, search, diagnostics, point mutation, cursor pagination, immutable query-plan builders, and durable operation waiting.
Deterministic generators for the 102-method HTTP surface and 688-entry canonical error catalog.
Type-aware OXC linting and formatting with explicit CI gates.

Graph path and connection requests no longer contain forbidden search fields.
Nested null filter values are preserved.
Hybrid results always contain normalized identity, properties, and score fields.
Non-finite ranking values and non-JSON success responses fail as invalid responses.
Non-JSON HTTP failures map by status, maintenance responses are not retried, and synchronized connection metadata fails closed.
Empty pagination cursors terminate streams and echoed credentials are redacted from request IDs.
Retry delays share a monotonic request budget, hostile Retry-After values cannot suspend requests indefinitely, and idempotent mutations require one protected printable-ASCII key.
Row and Context operation responses fail closed when their identities do not match the request; embedded diagnostic metadata is sanitized without altering returned row data.
Concurrent capability checks share one fiber-safe refresh, and schema-owned requests reject undeclared properties before dispatch.