History

1.0.0 (2025-12-10)

Make structured dataclasses the default return type for high-level helpers, including analyses, parses, declensions, conjugations, and lexicon searches.
Add a heritage.models module with typed representations for solutions, tables, and dictionary/search results, and re-export them from the top-level package.
Replace the placeholder console script with a real heritage CLI that exposes analysis, parse, declension, conjugation, sandhi, and search subcommands, supports –json, and adds –quiet / –verbose flags.
Improve HTTP handling with configurable timeouts and retry counts, an exponential-backoff strategy, and more robust response decoding.
Refine shell mode by preserving the ambient environment, using subprocess timeouts instead of process-wide signal handlers, and returning None on execution failure instead of raising low-level errors.
Parse dictionary search results and single lexicon entries into structured objects instead of exposing raw HTML, with clearer logging when upstream responses are incomplete or malformed.
Add tests that exercise HTML parsing helpers and core utilities to guard against regressions as the upstream Sanskrit Heritage site evolves.