chore(repo): back-merge main → dev (v0.2.19)

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Summary

Standard post-release back-merge so main becomes an ancestor of dev again. Brings the release-please version-bump commit (chore(main): release 0.2.19, f6c93cd) into dev.

Test plan

• Merge with --merge (NOT --squash) per the back-merge-needs-merge-commit memory — squashing leaves main un-ancestored to dev and the next dev→main release PR will re-conflict on CHANGELOG.md / pyproject.toml / .release-please-manifest.json.
• After merge, git log --oneline origin/main..origin/dev shows zero divergence on the version bump commit.

Summary by Sourcery

Back-merge the 0.2.19 release changes from main into dev to realign branches and include the latest release metadata.

New Features:

• Document the 0.2.19 release features in the changelog entry.

Enhancements:

• Bump the project version to 0.2.19 in configuration and release metadata.

Documentation:

• Add changelog documentation for the 0.2.19 release, including new batch/UI features and related docs updates.

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Reviewer's Guide

Back-merge of the 0.2.19 release bump from main into dev, updating version metadata and changelog so dev’s history matches the released main branch.

File-Level Changes

Change	Details	Files
Align dev branch with main by bringing in the 0.2.19 release metadata and changelog entry.	Add 0.2.19 section to the changelog including feature and documentation notes from the release. Bump the project version from 0.2.18 to 0.2.19 in the packaging metadata. Update the release-please manifest to record version 0.2.19 for the project.	CHANGELOG.md pyproject.toml .release-please-manifest.json

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Review the following changes in direct dependencies. Learn more about Socket for GitHub.

Diff	Package	Supply Chain Security	Vulnerability	Quality	Maintenance	License
	pypi/​numpy@​2.4.1
	pypi/​pandas@​3.0.3
	pypi/​mypy@​1.19.1
	pypi/​pytest@​9.0.2
	pypi/​pydantic-ai@​1.96.0
	pypi/​joblib@​1.5.3
	pypi/​scikit-learn@​1.8.0
	pypi/​openai@​2.36.0
	pypi/​pyright@​1.1.408
	pypi/​sqlalchemy@​2.0.46
	pypi/​xgboost@​3.2.0
	pypi/​uvicorn@​0.40.0
	pypi/​tiktoken@​0.12.0
	pypi/​lightgbm@​4.6.0
	pypi/​python-dotenv@​1.2.1
	pypi/​pydantic@​2.12.5
	pypi/​ruff@​0.14.14
	pypi/​pyyaml@​6.0.3
	pypi/​pydantic-settings@​2.12.0
	pypi/​pytest-cov@​7.0.0
	pypi/​fastapi@​0.128.0
	pypi/​pytest-asyncio@​1.3.0
	pypi/​structlog@​25.5.0
	pypi/​httpx@​0.28.1
	pypi/​pgvector@​0.4.2
	pypi/​pandas-stubs@​2.3.3.260113

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