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Prepare 0.5.0 with Python 3.10 support and signed CUDA compiler metadata. Receipts now record
environment.nvcc_versionfromnvcc --version(or null when unavailable), and fresh shard merges reject mismatched compiler metadata. Existing receipts without this field remain supported; this records the compiler on PATH and does not attest which compiler built a binary.Python 3.10 uses conditional
tomliand compatible UTC handling, with a new CI lane. The receipt schema and fail-closed behavior remain unchanged.Validation: 264 tests passed with 100% line and branch coverage on Python 3.10 and 3.12; strict docs, sdist/wheel builds and Twine checks passed. A clean Python 3.10 wheel install verified the CLI, pytest plugin registration, and matching package/runtime version 0.5.0. Fresh GitHub CI is green on Python 3.10–3.13, coverage, docs and packaging. CLI entrypoint tests execute source with module metadata plus real subprocess
-mchecks, avoiding pytest 9.2 assertion-loader incompatibility. TestPyPI/PyPI publication is still pending.