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The corrected TurboQuant comparison lived only in the README, so someone reading the changelog to see what moved between 1.1.0 and the next release would not find that one of its claims had been wrong. Marked as documentation and tooling only, since the extension is unchanged from 1.1.0 and a build from this revision produces the same binaries — worth saying explicitly so nobody reads the entry as a reason to upgrade. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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The corrected TurboQuant comparison lived only in the README. Someone reading the
changelog to see what moved between 1.1.0 and the next release would not find that
one of its claims had been wrong.
The entry is marked documentation and tooling only — the extension is unchanged
from 1.1.0 and a build from this revision produces the same binaries. Worth stating
outright so the entry does not read as a reason to upgrade, and so it is obvious
why there is no 1.1.1.
It rides along with the next release that actually contains code.
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