fix(smarts3): replace TypeScript server with Rust-powered core and IPC bridge
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# Changelog
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## 2026-02-13 - 5.1.1 - fix(smarts3)
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replace TypeScript server with Rust-powered core and IPC bridge
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- Major refactor: Node.js/TypeScript in-process server replaced by a Rust crate ('rusts3') with a TypeScript IPC wrapper (RustBridge).
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- Removed many TypeScript server modules (smarts3-server, filesystem-store, multipart-manager, controllers, router, context, logger, xml utils, etc.); Smarts3Server export removed — public API now proxies to the Rust binary.
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- Smarts3 now spawns and communicates with the rusts3 binary via RustBridge IPC (commands include start, stop, createBucket).
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- Build & packaging changes: build script now runs `tsrust` before `tsbuild`; added `@git.zone/tsrust` devDependency; added `dist_rust` artifacts and new cross-compile targets in npmextra.json; .gitignore updated for rust/target.
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- Dependency changes: added `@push.rocks/smartrust` (RustBridge) and simplified plugins surface; previous smartfs/smartxml usage removed from TS code and replaced by the Rust implementation + IPC.
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- Added Rust project files (rust/Cargo.toml, rust/src/*) implementing server, IPC management loop, storage, XML responses, errors, and config.
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- Documentation updated (README and hints) to describe the Rust core, supported prebuilt targets (linux_amd64, linux_arm64), IPC commands, and developer build notes.
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## 2025-11-23 - 5.1.0 - feat(multipart)
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Implement full multipart upload support with persistent manager, periodic cleanup, and API integration
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