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## Unreleased

## 0.2.0 - 2026-09-04

- Added a required cross-language differential CI gate that runs the TypeScript,
Go, Python, and .NET command-line tools over one shared corpus of golden,
edge, invalid, malformed, and seeded random inputs and compares their complete
verification results, error codes, and verification-record digests
(`npm run differential`, documented in `docs/DIFFERENTIAL.md`).
- Added independent conformant Go, Python, and .NET implementations with
language-native CLIs, immutable parsed inputs, exact golden-vector coverage,
and isolated package-consumption tests. The .NET implementation targets
`net8.0` and `net10.0`.
- Fixed the TypeScript CLI accepting transport bytes that are not valid UTF-8.
Node's lossy decoding replaced malformed bytes with U+FFFD and then verified
the corrupted evidence; the Go, Python, and .NET ports already rejected it.
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- Hardened the Go port so a JSON number that underflows the IEEE-754 double
range, such as `1e-400`, is accepted as a finite zero like the other ports,
while syntax errors and overflow to infinity are still rejected.

## 0.2.0 - 2026-09-03

- Added language-neutral protocol, canonicalization, and conformance
specifications with committed golden vectors.
- Defined package-independent engine versioning for cross-language
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