chore(main): release 0.2.18

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0.2.18 (2026-05-25)

Features

• batch: implement batch-runner MVP per PRP-33 (#280) (c495357)
• batch: implement batch-runner MVP per PRP-33 (#280) (73584c8)
• repo: add backend + frontend Dockerfiles and .dockerignore (#275) (1946dfc)
• repo: dockerize full stack (#275) (917a54c)
• repo: extend docker-compose for full stack + GPU profile (#275) (797e899)

Bug Fixes

• batch: clean leaked data-platform rows in test db_session (#280) (37dd038)
• batch: declare partial picker index on model so autogenerate sees it (#280) (d8e6098)
• db: register batch models with alembic env for autogenerate (#280) (7403743)
• forecast,docs: address CodeRabbit feedback on PR #266 (3 quick wins) (#267) (5bc681a)

Documentation

• docs: add tech-stack badges to README (shields.io for-the-badge) (#273) (c994842)
• docs: add tech-stack badges to README (shields.io for-the-badge) (#273) (a06c32b)
• docs: MLZOO index — mark D as PRP-31 (#280) (d2c674a)
• docs: refresh batch-parallel-execution INITIAL post-PRP-33 (#280) (c9428db)
• docs: refresh batch-parallel-execution INITIAL post-PRP-33 (#280) (631c7de)
• docs: update MLZOO index — mark D as PRP-31 (#280) (458bb9f)
• repo: add 5 batch-runner INITIAL docs (1397261)
• repo: add 5 batch-runner INITIAL docs (#277) (5925fc4)
• repo: add PRP-33 batch-runner-mvp (#277) (df90d22)
• repo: add PRP-33 batch-runner-mvp (#277) (cb5c96e)
• repo: document compose-mode stack and failure runbook (#275) (3ac976b)

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Summary by Sourcery

Cut a 0.2.18 release with updated changelog entries and version metadata.

New Features:

• Document the addition of a batch runner MVP and full-stack Dockerization, including GPU-enabled compose profiles.

Bug Fixes:

• Document fixes to batch processing database integration, schema generation, and minor forecast/docs issues.

Build:

• Update project version metadata to 0.2.18 in configuration and release manifest.

Documentation:

• Expand release notes to cover new batch-runner docs, tech-stack badges, MLZOO indexing updates, and compose-mode operational runbooks.

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Reviewer's Guide

Release-please generated v0.2.18 release: adds a new 0.2.18 changelog section summarizing recent batch-runner, Dockerization, and documentation work, and bumps the project version metadata accordingly.

File-Level Changes

Change	Details	Files
Add 0.2.18 release notes to the changelog documenting recent features, fixes, and docs updates.	Insert a new 0.2.18 section with Features, Bug Fixes, and Documentation subsections. List batch-runner MVP implementation, full-stack Dockerization, and related infra changes under Features. Record batch-related DB/test fixes and code-review follow‑ups under Bug Fixes. Capture README badges, MLZOO index updates, batch-runner docs, and compose stack docs under Documentation.	CHANGELOG.md
Bump package version metadata from 0.2.17 to 0.2.18 for the new release.	Update the project version field to 0.2.18 in the Python package configuration. Ensure manifest/release tooling references the new version so release-please can track it.	pyproject.toml .release-please-manifest.json

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