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Julia

Julia provides DTO and event-log helpers. These utilities are not a simulation engine. A successful self-check, a version string or the existence of a native library file does not establish Rust execution. Use an installed-consumer acceptance receipt for any future runtime claim.

Rust is the only supported simulation core. Host languages may prepare inputs, orchestrate experiments and analyse results. They must fail explicitly for missing native simulation operations and never substitute a host-language core.

Use the binding README for the actual current surface and tooling. The Julia tutorial describes package checks within that boundary. Use the Rust quickstart when a required native adapter operation is unavailable.

The alpha support matrix must name tested operations and installed native artefacts. It must not infer full model support from metadata or schema helpers.