chore: release v0.2.9 with extraction worker pool optimizations and error handling improvements#37
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…rror handling improvements This release enhances the extraction process by implementing a sliding-window Semaphore for user concurrency, eliminating the straggler problem and enforcing time budget checks at user granularity. Additionally, user-level exceptions are now captured within coroutines, allowing for immediate result aggregation without blocking. These changes improve extraction throughput and resource utilization for large user batches. Documentation has been updated to reflect these optimizations and their impact on performance.
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This release enhances the extraction process by implementing a sliding-window Semaphore for user concurrency, eliminating the straggler problem and enforcing time budget checks at user granularity. Additionally, user-level exceptions are now captured within coroutines, allowing for immediate result aggregation without blocking. These changes improve extraction throughput and resource utilization for large user batches. Documentation has been updated to reflect these optimizations and their impact on performance.