chore: release v0.2.8 with stability enhancements and configuration updates#36
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…pdates This release focuses on improving stability under load with a pre-enqueue overload guard for async operations, ensuring early rejection of tasks when the system is saturated. Additionally, conservative defaults for timeouts and connection pool settings have been established to enhance performance in production environments. The connection string encoding for PGVector has been hardened, and the maximum waiting connections are now derived from pool size, aligning with overload controls. Documentation has been updated to reflect these changes and provide clearer guidance on the new defaults.
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This release focuses on improving stability under load with a pre-enqueue overload guard for async operations, ensuring early rejection of tasks when the system is saturated. Additionally, conservative defaults for timeouts and connection pool settings have been established to enhance performance in production environments. The connection string encoding for PGVector has been hardened, and the maximum waiting connections are now derived from pool size, aligning with overload controls. Documentation has been updated to reflect these changes and provide clearer guidance on the new defaults.