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Bundle OSS C++ bridge in Linux Python wheels - #1112
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pypaimon-rustwheels now include the OSS C++ bridge and pinned SDK, sofs.oss.impl=cppworks after a standard wheel install. Explicit library paths and the existing companion-package lookup remain supported.The release build links SDK dependencies into the bridge and checks wheel contents, ABI, loadability, and license notices. macOS and Windows wheels are unchanged.
Validation: 13 release-script tests,
cargo fmt, shell syntax, and diff checks passed. Maturin packaged and loaded the bridge in a minimal mixed-project wheel (ABI 2). Full release wheels remain unverified; OSS C++ CI is running.