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Release 0.12.0: finite store timeouts, MCP row and column limits, evidence_scope, MCP security tests, verification doc in five areas - #1
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… MemoryError reporting, evidence_scope and needs_full_audit, MCP security tests, verification doc in five areas
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Follow-up to an external review of the code and the verification docs.
timeout=on a network store must be a finite positive number of seconds, at most 3600 (infused to disable the timeout).--max-rowsand--max-dim; a store stops reading at--max-rows; aMemoryErrorreaches the agent as a tool error with the ways out.evidence_scopeandneeds_full_auditat the top level of the evidence JSON; the MCP summary line starts with the scope.tests/test_mcp_security.pypins the server guards on small matrices.docs/verification.md(and the Korean version) reorganized into five areas, each ending with what it does not cover.