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docs: correct current compiler notices in 16 bilingual historical pages - #79

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Context

After #77 published the v0.0.6-alpha.2 English/Hindi release pages, some historical tutorials still described alpha.1, alpha.3 or alpha.5 as the latest published compiler. That could send new users to stale downloads and suggest non-existent version compatibility.

Changes

  • Update the English/Hindi compatibility matrix to describe the new Rust-only bounded caches, preserving alpha.1 symbol/CLI and the historical alpha.1 reference baseline.
  • Direct new installs to the published alpha.2 archive/checksum page from the historical alpha.1 installation and alpha.3/alpha.4 quickstart pages.
  • Clarify the alpha.2 typed-binding guide, alpha.4 CLI, learning path and compiler-evidence overview in both locales, keeping every exact tagged fixture and executable command unchanged.
  • Distinguish the latest published compiler from the tag originally used to verify the lesson.

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Documentation CI, released-compiler conformance, historical provenance, TypeScript site rendering, link integrity, bilingual parity and offline/browser checks. Do not merge without a green result. No stable release created.

Follow-up to #77 and #70.

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sanskarIN merged commit 05569a3 into main Nov 6, 2026
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