Release 0.20.43: compaction recovery and faster updates - #316
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Publish Amplifier Unified 0.20.43 with resumable compaction, provider wait and request-recording improvements, quiet periodic naming, explicit ChatGPT modes, and reviewed-error markers. Include the merged Foundation #415, Skills #83 and Unified #315 update work: grouped alphabetical source lists, reusable exact sources, less repeated installation, qualified launch reuse, and independent Unified registry/cache ownership.
Refresh the dependency lock against current configured sources, including the merged Foundation revision and published Core 2.0.1. Retain shared settings, keys, native history, explicit local overrides, protected edits and rollback evidence.
Validation: final frontend suite passes (417 tests), production assets build reproducibly, and 804 focused integrated backend tests pass with two skips across the combined candidate. Publication runs the unchanged package, frontend and fresh-runtime qualification lanes. Full Python/browser suites, live-service adoption, physical-device and real-account acceptance are outside these checks.