Prepare WPF Framework v1.0.5 release

[HadenSmith]

Summary

Prepare WPF Framework v1.0.5 with exception-safe SQLite connection ownership, compaction that remains active until its worker finishes, and immediate tab-caption refresh after rename undo/redo. Include the six existing hazard-function demo commits and coordinated Core, Models, Support and Controls package metadata.

Changes

• Release partially initialized SQLite connections when constructors fail. GetTableNames, Vacuum and Optimize close connections they acquired on all exits while preserving caller-owned open connections and transactions. Preserve the original operation failure if cleanup also fails.
• Synchronize the compaction worker with its progress window and operation guard. Reject reentry, prevent premature close, propagate maintenance failures, recover from unexpected modal exit, and prevent final Save from overlapping active maintenance.
• Refresh ElementBase.DisplayName when undo/redo changes Name without changing the existing dirty-state policy. Preserve docking bindings, notification ordering and the dirty asterisk.
• Complete the hazard-function demo workflow: project identity/icons, SQLite persistence, element-owned plots and saved plot settings, collection persistence, plot undo/redo, theme-aware resources, and regression coverage. Preserve all six preexisting demo commits.
• Publish the exact packages accepted downstream: the tag workflow builds once and records commit, run/attempt and package hashes; publication verifies the successful artifact and downstream receipt without rebuilding. Existing published versions must match their validated contents.
• Update coordinated release metadata and documentation to 1.0.5. Update the build-only SourceLink dependency to 10.0.111 and repair strict test XML documentation. Correct one deliberately invalid OxyPlot test to assert its intended exception without changing production code, image baselines or comparison tolerances.

Public APIs, SQLite provider/settings, Numerics dependency policy, database schemas and scientific behavior remain unchanged. The original intermittent database lock was not reproduced end to end; the connection-lifetime and compaction defects are independently demonstrated by regression tests.

Validation

• Framework Debug/Release and XML gates passed without warnings/errors. Full regression gate: 7,038 passed, zero failures, with six documented preexisting vendored skips. Release-artifact contract checks: 89 passed.
• PR integration CI passed in run 37692439877. Independent source review approved the reviewed tree before merge.
• Tag v1.0.5 resolves to merge commit 05acb1e258730b0d1c3917f98df00fb5a83a262c. Release run 37693105011, attempt 1, passed; artifact ID 11514446974 was validated downstream without rebuilding.
• Exact-package BestFit Debug/Release and strict XML gates passed without warnings/errors. 5,730 tests passed, zero failures/skips: Core 3,548; UI 1,131; App 505; API 546. All 24 real-element rename undo/redo caption cases passed.
• 32/32 saved projects matched the reviewed baseline, with zero differences across 224 snapshot stages and 160 integrity checks. Original examples remained unchanged.
• 14 native UI acceptance checks passed using a separate verified copy of the tagged runtime: create, real HEC-DSS import, copy, rename, delete, reorder, rename undo/redo, dirty-cancel, Save, Save As, manual compaction, compaction-enabled exit, reopen and layout restoration. Manual compaction finished too quickly to attempt active-dialog closure; gated real-dispatcher tests cover that timing-sensitive path.
• Independent downstream evidence review found no blockers. The release manifest, downstream-validation receipt and 180-file evidence archive are attached to the draft v1.0.5 release; uploaded hashes match the reviewed files.

No optimizer, MCMC or broad numerical verification run was needed for this persistence change. Publication and fresh public-NuGet signature/payload validation remain separate final steps; the release is still a draft.