v0.1.1

Released: 2026-05-05

Minor release. Adds a project scaffolder, renames the asset-fetching layer
to a more accurate name (with a deprecation shim), and prepares the suite
for downstream consumers using non-model artifacts (e.g. pycemrg-meshing's
C++ binaries).

No manifest schema changes. No required user action.

New

• pycemrg init <name> — scaffold a starter project for the suite.
  Generates scripts/, config/, outputs/, pyproject.toml,
  .gitignore, and README.md. The README walks users through pipx
  install of the CLI, conda env creation, and editable installs of the
  suite siblings. --with-src adds src/<name>/ for stateless library
  code. --force writes into a non-empty target.
• pycemrg.assets.AssetManager — generic verified-download/cache
  layer. Identical behaviour to the previous ModelManager, with a name
  that fits non-model assets (binaries, atlases, datasets, etc.). Adds
  get_asset_path(asset_name, version) as the canonical method;
  get_model_path(model_name, version) is preserved as an alias.
• pycemrg.files.ProjectScaffolder — programmatic API behind
  pycemrg init, in case callers want to scaffold projects from code.

Changed

• pycemrg.models.manager.ModelManager is now a deprecation shim that
  subclasses AssetManager and emits a DeprecationWarning on
  construction. Existing imports keep working.

Deprecated

• pycemrg.models.manager.ModelManager — use
  pycemrg.assets.AssetManager instead. Removal scheduled for 0.3.0.
  Migration:

  - from pycemrg.models.manager import ModelManager
  - mgr = ModelManager("models.yaml")
  - path = mgr.get_model_path("segmenter")
  + from pycemrg.assets import AssetManager
  + mgr = AssetManager("models.yaml")  # any manifest filename works
  + path = mgr.get_asset_path("segmenter")