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The Property database and index encoding were migrated to use the native segment plugin contract, consolidating the plugin architecture across core systems. A scheduler timeout bug was fixed to prevent false positives on long-running actions, and S3 backup path handling was corrected. Cleanup…
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feat(index): complete the Property native cutover and serve Q1-Q3 from the native index (#1390)
[Bug] Canopy: build natively on macOS ARM64 by dropping the platform-pinned native binaries (#1389)
[Chore] Generate license artifacts in a pinned, host-independent environment (#1388)
feat(index): drive the native ICE encoder through the segment plugin contract (#1369)
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