- Replace 'mps' with 'coreml' as the identifier for Apple CoreML Execution Provider across the codebase.
- Remove Apple chip generation checks and ensure CoreML is available on all macOS arm64 devices.
- Adjust ONNX Runtime session creation to use default CoreML configurations without forcing 'MLProgram'.
- Implement support for MoGe-2 to utilize CoreML with static input shape requirements.
- Enhance server panel to display restart and stop controls consistently across running states, including 'BUSY'.
- Update UI tests to verify new behavior for server controls and cached model display.
- Bump blendjob dependency version to 0.1.16 in packaging tests and configurations.
- Introduced a new memory management policy for ONNX Runtime to release temporary GPU memory after inference completion.
- Established a shared inference entry point for all ONNX models, differentiating between long-lived sessions and temporary memory arenas.
- Updated CUDA sessions to utilize a shrinkable memory arena, reclaiming GPU memory post-inference.
- Ensured consistent memory release semantics across BEN2, DA3, MoGe-2, and Upscale models while reusing existing sessions.
- Added lifecycle tests to validate temporary memory release and session reuse.
- Modified model adapters to integrate the new memory management features, ensuring backward compatibility with existing inference behavior.
- Enhanced unit tests to cover new memory release scenarios and verify correct behavior across different execution providers.
- Implement sync_models.py for preparing and uploading ONNX artifacts.
- Create build_node.py for building and validating Blender scripts.
- Add docs.py for building and previewing documentation with Mike or MkDocs.
- Introduce model_exports.py for exporting PyTorch models to ONNX format.
- Develop pack.py for packaging the project with dependencies for different platforms.
- Add test_sync_models.py to validate sync_models functionality.
- Add test_tool_commands.py to ensure repository tools have correct command scripts.
- Initialize tools package with __init__.py.
