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AbSolution 1.0.2

• Removed the dependency on iterors, which is scheduled for archival on CRAN. Parallel ORF and feature calculation now split the data into contiguous row chunks with parallel::splitIndices(), so each worker only receives its own rows instead of the whole dataset. Results are unchanged.
• Parallel clusters are now always stopped, also when an error occurs during the analysis.
• The analysis no longer fails when parallel::detectCores() returns NA; it falls back to a single worker.
• Clear error messages when no sequences remain after filtering, or when the data do not form complete repertoire/germline pairs.
• Fixed an “argument is of length zero” error when the PCA/UMAP plots were rendered before their colour selector existed.
• Fixed renderDataTable warnings: table options are now passed to DT::datatable(), so the preview table header styling is applied as intended.

AbSolution 1.0.1

• Fixed installation from a clean R environment: added Additional_repositories to DESCRIPTION so that Bioconductor packages required by alakazam (specifically GenomicAlignments) are resolved automatically during install.packages().

AbSolution 1.0.0

• Initial CRAN release.
• AIRR-Seq parsing with automatic germline reconstruction.
• Sequence feature extraction: nucleotide/amino acid properties, mutation analysis, physicochemical descriptors.
• Interactive Shiny interface with PCA/UMAP projections, violin plots, UpSet plots.
• Clonal exploration: multiple clonotype definitions, shared clone detection, dominance analysis.
• Differential variable selection between user-defined groups.
• ENCORE-compatible reproducible export with Docker support.

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