macOS is now field-tested and working; the README platform notes say
so instead of untested. Linux remains audited-only.
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Deriving the body from the tag annotation does not survive CI: the
release action does not fall back to it (v1.2.0 published empty), and
checkout leaves the tag lightweight, so %(contents) yields the commit
message instead - which is what v1.2.1 first published. Keep the notes
at docs/release-notes/v<version>.md, pass that as body_path, and fail
the run when it is missing.
The overlaid contour lines belonged on the potential plot the plugin
already produces; demo-potential.png is that figure for the same demo
solve.
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Shared contour levels across both layers, so line density reads as
field strength (the caption points at the notch carrying nearly the
whole drop).
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docs/img, embedded in the README with captions:
- demo-current / demo-raster: real pipeline output on a synthetic
two-layer net (soldered THT-pad contact, notched pour, stitching-via
field) showing the current-density map and the raster map with the
adaptive-mesh overlay and the one-sided solder coat
- contact-models: |J| around the same contact under the equipotential
and uniform-injection models (the bracket, with both R values)
- hole-model: hand-drawn cross-section of the four hole types (capped
via, open via, populated THT joint with lead/solder/cone/coat, DNP)
tools/gen_readme_figs.py regenerates all four; noted in Packaging.
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janik
grabowski