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release(1.5.0): the custom response modifier and the engine floor guard-core-go v4.4.0 - #44
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Closes #43
I raised the engine floor to
guard-core-go/v4 v4.4.0and prepared the v1.5.0 release entry. The release also carries theCustomResponseModifierfix already on master. No adapter code changed.What ships
go getplusgo mod tidy; onlygo.modandgo.summove).::ffff:clients, a whitelist decides alone, dynamic rule versions no longer stack, and the scan budgetpattern_timeout.Version choice
Minor, not patch: the floor moves to a new engine minor with behavior changes that reach adapter users through MVS. The exported API of the root package is identical to v1.4.0 (
go doc -alldiff is empty), so no/v2path is involved.Gates (go1.26.5, Redis on 6379)
gofmt, go vet, staticcheck, go test, go test -tags integration, the 100% coverage gate and govulncheck (go1.27.2) all exit 0. I will tag v1.5.0 after merge; the tag is the release.