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Ship 0.2.2 with editable scalar and rolling CSV starters - #30
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Installed-wheel users can import CSVs but currently need a checkout or manually copied tables to begin. Add
pitbridge init-csv --out inputs/scalarand--rollingto generate complete editable cases directly from the existing runtime demo fixtures.Each new directory contains three strict UTF-8 CSVs and a README. Tables are validated before publication; existing paths are refused with exit 2. The scalar case has 11 observations / 15 decisions, the rolling case 10 / 4, and both keep three specifications. Generated data stays explicitly synthetic; the CSV importer's existing
user_suppliedroute label does not authenticate it.The clean-wheel gate now creates both cases outside the checkout, builds and independently replays them, compares result CSVs with the installed demos, refuses overwrites and replays an edited arrival. Publishing 0.2.2 requires this evidence as well as the existing precision, JSON/CSV replay and benchmark checks. Refresh English/Chinese first-use instructions and correct the displayed downstream integration pin against CreditVintage's current source.
Validation: all five new starter tests pass; 152 local unittests complete with 16 optional pandas skips in the standard-library environment. The final sdist/wheel builds and installs into an isolated environment, both new workflows and an edited arrival replay successfully, and both committed evidence bundles verify unchanged. Ruff checks on the touched Python files, formatting checks on release scripts and 49 local documentation links pass. PR cross-platform/pandas/Chrome checks must pass before merge; the public checked wheel will be verified after publication.