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Prepare Python SDK 2.6.2 entry and activity worker safety fixes - #174
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Purpose
Prepare Python SDK 2.6.2 with the qualified entry-binding safety fix from #170 and default synchronous activity worker fix from #172.
Scope
Only the three machine-owned version fields in
pyproject.tomladvance from 2.6.1 to 2.6.2. Runtime, dependencies, supported Server declaration and worker protocol remain exact mergedcecdf4aa6d164f7a9041a6c01d2bbc22f9017195/ tree80e55045077cc93d1fcf93bf9a789ae2de30eca6.Both source PRs and their independent main qualifications pass. #171 records five unchanged-source/published counterfactual failures, final focused and official corpus passes, plus genuine normal-client HTTP evidence on published Server 2.9.7: the default published worker stalls the event loop; the correction runs blocking handlers on bounded physical threads while workflow progress and actual heartbeats continue. Original fixture/corpus failures are preserved and no assertion or policy is weakened. .github#221 records the separate pre-entry refusal and recovery controls.
This metadata tree needs fresh normal candidate/main qualification before immutable publication. Exact PyPI identity, normally installed fixed-package compatibility/HTTP acceptance and downstream consumers remain pending. No Server/native/frozen adoption is included.