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chore(ffi): bump ant-core to 0.8.1 — ship the re-bootstrap recovery; AntFfi 0.0.9 - #247

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chore(ffi): bump ant-core to 0.8.1 — ship the re-bootstrap recovery; AntFfi 0.0.9#247
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Why now

The FFI crate — the library compiled into the Python wheels (and the Swift/Kotlin artifacts) — still pinned ant-core 0.6.0 (ant-cli-v0.3.3), which predates the saorsa-core runtime re-bootstrap recovery (WithAutonomi/saorsa-core#153, V2-1036). A shipped client could starve its routing table and never heal without a restart — the defect the rest of the stack just fixed (antd in #241). ant-cli-v0.3.6 / ant-core 0.8.1 is the release cut for exactly that uplift, so the first public PyPI release should carry it rather than ship the known bug.

Changes

  • ffi/rust: ant-core ant-cli-v0.3.3ant-cli-v0.3.6 (0.6.0 → 0.8.1); direct ant-protocol pin 2.3.2 → 2.3.5 in lockstep (graph-skew rule). Lock now resolves saorsa-core 0.27.3 natively — ant-protocol 2.3.5 floors it, no hand-pin needed (unlike antd on 0.8.0).
  • AntFfi version 0.0.8 → 0.0.9 (crate + ffi/python/pyproject.toml together): the release version invariant enforces wheel metadata == ant_ffi_version() == tag, so the PyPI release tag becomes python-v0.0.9.
  • Realigns ffi with antd on the 0.8.x core line per the lockstep policy comment.

Verification

  • ant-ffi 16/16 unit tests, cargo fmt --check, clippy -D warnings — all clean against the new graph, zero source changes required (matches antd's experience on the 0.6.0 → 0.8.0 jump).
  • ant-core 0.8.0 → 0.8.1 itself contains no source changes (dependency uplift only: workflow, CHANGELOG, lock, two manifests).
  • Release plan after merge: publish=testpypi dispatch (re-proves the four-leg matrix and the 0.0.9 version invariant) → tag python-v0.0.9. TestPyPI already carries 0.0.8 from yesterday's validated dry run.

Follow-up (not this PR)

antd could move 0.8.0 → 0.8.1 too, so its saorsa-core 0.27.3 floor lives in the manifest instead of only the hand-pinned lock.

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…tstrap recovery; AntFfi 0.0.9

The FFI crate (compiled into the Python/Swift/Kotlin SDK artifacts) was
still on ant-core 0.6.0, which predates the saorsa-core runtime
re-bootstrap recovery (V2-1036): a shipped client could starve its
routing table and never heal without a process restart. ant-core 0.8.1
is the release cut for exactly that uplift — ant-protocol 2.3.5 floors
saorsa-core at 0.27.3, so the lock resolves the fix natively (no hand
pin). The direct ant-protocol pin moves 2.3.2 -> 2.3.5 in lockstep per
the graph-skew rule, realigning ffi with antd on the 0.8.x core line.

AntFfi version 0.0.9 (crate + pyproject together — the release version
invariant requires wheel metadata == ant_ffi_version() == tag, so the
first PyPI release becomes python-v0.0.9).

ant-ffi: 16/16 tests, fmt + clippy -D warnings clean against the new
graph. No source changes required.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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