v0.3.2 — Qdrant & Retrieval Observability - #13
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Product impact
Adds an optional Qdrant production vector backend while keeping SQLite authoritative and memory as the fresh-clone default. Administrators can build, quality-gate, atomically activate, inspect, and roll back versioned indexes from a bilingual Retrieval Operations page.
Implementation scope
Verification
Remaining risks
Docker is unavailable in the local verification environment. The dedicated GitHub Actions Qdrant service job is required before merge. Old collections are retained intentionally; clustering, snapshots, automatic cleanup, runtime provider switching, traffic shadowing and Agentic Retrieval remain out of scope.