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fix(runtime): release Torch hotword batching fix as 0.1.5 - #3840
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Deliver the already-reviewed Contextual/Seaco hotword batching fix in a new standalone package. Signed-off-by: LauraGPT <zhifu.gzf@alibaba-inc.com>
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Summary
Release the already-merged #3838 Contextual/Seaco Paraformer hotword batching and empty hotword-file fix as standalone
funasr-torch0.1.5. Upgradingfunasralone does not update this separate distribution.Only three files change: package version, installation/release notes, and the existing real-wheel/sdist version contract. Inference code, dependency ranges, workflow definitions, model weights and protections are unchanged.
Validation
No new pretrained ASR accuracy, Seaco timestamp-output, Windows/NPU or full-suite claim. Nano remains deferred; this PR is not itself a published PyPI release.