itsDNNS/docsight v2026-07-03.1 on GitHub

Highlights

Strengthened DOCSIS evidence traceability: saved snapshots now carry provenance, signal events link back to current and previous snapshots, and replay fixtures cover the main evidence paths.
Improved signal interpretation across reports, events, analyzer output, and modulation capacity context with shared DOCSIS channel semantics.
Hardened local storage for long-lived self-hosted installs with explicit schema-version tracking, deterministic migrations, incident-window retention protection, and surfaced snapshot persistence failures.
Improved runtime safety with broader route-level authentication coverage, faster frequent API token validation, safer static asset versioning for PWA upgrades, opt-in release update checks, and redacted webhook endpoint logging.
Refreshed Docker-related GitHub Actions pins after verifying the final main build, tests, CodeQL, Pages deployment, Docker image workflow, and full browser E2E gate.

Replayable DOCSIS snapshot and case fixtures for analyzer, event, and evidence-checklist regression coverage.
Snapshot analysis provenance metadata.
Event-to-snapshot traceability documentation and data-contract coverage.
Schema-version and retention evidence contracts in DATA_CONTRACT.md.

Demo snapshots remain purgeable during cleanup.
Unavailable DOCSIS measurements are preserved instead of being collapsed into misleading values.
Signal event generation avoids comparing power/SNR when either side is missing.
Snapshot persistence failures now surface as operational failures instead of silent evidence gaps.
Webhook notifier logs no longer expose endpoint details.

DOCSIS channel-family classification is shared across analyzer, events, reports, and modulation checks.
Signal events are seeded from the latest saved snapshot after restart.
Retention cleanup preserves snapshots and events inside explicit incident windows.
Frequent API token validation uses a faster path.
Release update checks are opt-in.
Static assets are versioned for safer PWA upgrades.
Runtime and maintenance checks were hardened.

Bumped pypdf from 6.13.3 to 6.14.2.
Bumped actions/setup-python from 6.2.0 to 6.3.0.
Bumped Docker workflow actions: docker/build-push-action, docker/metadata-action, docker/login-action, docker/setup-buildx-action, and docker/setup-qemu-action.