Release PocketStation for Python 0.1.0

[Raphjacksun7]

Purpose

Prepare PocketStation for Python 0.1.0 as an installed, typed projection over PocketStation Core 1.1.4 and the shared Relay Connector 0.1.2.

Product proof

The package captures an application and optional microphone as independent stems, routes them to model code, Relay/browser delivery, and multistem recording, and includes the provider-neutral bounded voice composition used by the real-device proof.

Architecture boundary

Python owns its public API, provider composition, typing, packaging, and examples. Capture, routing, timing, recording, Relay media transport, and output cancellation remain in the existing Rust authorities. No second media engine or provider implementation enters Core.

Verification

• 262 tests passed; 28 environment-dependent tests skipped
• Ruff lint and formatting passed
• strict MyPy passed
• source archive rebuilt and installed with Python 3.13 outside the workspace
• the isolated build resolved PocketStation 1.1.4 and pocketstation-relay 0.1.2 from registries
• physical macOS microphone, OpenAI Realtime, Relay, Chromium, output cancellation, and three-stem recording artifact is hash-bound in W21

Remaining limits

Receiver played-sample acknowledgement, acoustic hearing, AEC, provider-history truncation, WAN/TURN, and Windows VM latency remain unavailable and are not claimed.

Staff review

1. Purpose and files changed: Python 0.1.0 SDK, packaging, examples, release workflow, and public documentation.
2. Demo lines enabled: installed capture; source-aware transcription; Relay/browser streaming; bounded continuous voice proof.
3. Boundary affected: Python projection and packaging only; qualified Core/Relay dependencies are external exact releases.
4. Evidence: component, static, isolated-package, cross-platform CI, and real-device artifacts as described above.
5. Remaining scaffold/mock/loopback: no product claim is based on a mock; WAN/TURN and exact acoustic playout remain unqualified.
6. Scaffold inventory: n/a; no new scaffold.
7. CODE_PROTOCOL: Python quality gates and public documentation review passed.
8. Decision: PASS, subject to GitHub's required checks.