- add the Rust-backed Python API with PyStemmer compatibility - distribute standard compiled models as a separate Python package - generate model artifacts during builds instead of storing them in Git - add GitHub release and Pages-backed package index workflows - add Python tests, benchmarks, documentation, and Gradle integration - refresh the documentation site, branding, and language benchmarks
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# Radixor standard models
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This pure-Python distribution supplies Radixor's 20 precompiled standard
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language models. It is installed automatically by `pip install radixor`; users
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normally do not import it directly.
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The catalog version is `2026.1`. Individual model versions recorded in the
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generated `radixor_models_standard/manifest.json` are currently `1.0.0`. The
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optional Polish PoliMorf model is intentionally not part of the standard
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catalog.
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The first Python model distribution is released as `1.0.0`; its version is
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independent of both the catalog identity and the individual model versions.
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The checked-in descriptors use `0.0.0` as a deliberate non-release placeholder.
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The release workflow creates an isolated project below `build/`, injects the Git
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tag version, and deterministically compiles all model resources there.
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Only gzip-compressed Radixor v7 (`.rxc`) tries are shipped. They are release
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artifacts, not checked-in repository files. Canonical textual dictionaries
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remain in the Radixor source repository and are not included in this wheel or
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source distribution. Model data is licensed under CC BY-SA 3.0; see
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`LICENSE-MODEL-DATA.txt` and the generated per-model notices.
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The checked-out directory is intentionally only a packaging skeleton and is
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not directly buildable as the complete data distribution. From the repository
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root, use `./gradlew pythonBuildStandardModels`; the generated project and its
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wheel/sdist are written below `build/python/`.
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