chore(deps): bump amrita-sense to >=1.1.0 and migrate GOTO to JMP

[AmriaLin]

Summary

Bumps amrita-sense from >=0.7.0 to >=1.1.0 and migrates the one deprecated API usage in AmritaCore.

Changes

• pyproject.toml: amrita-sense>=0.7.0 → >=1.1.0 (with a dated note, per the config-change convention)
• uv.lock: re-locked to amrita-sense 1.1.0
• src/amrita_core/chatmanager/chat_object.py: GOTO → JMP (import + call)

Why the migration surface is small

AmritaSense 1.0.0 was a breaking instruction-set rename; the old names survive only as static-only deprecation shims and are removed in 2.0. AmritaCore was audited symbol by symbol rather than by reading the changelog:

• All 31 amrita_sense symbols imported across src/ still exist in 1.1.0.
• Deprecated names (GOTO / PUSH_STACK / RET_FAR / PUSH_AND_GOTO / INTERRUPT_INTO / INTERRUPT_RET / INTERRUPT / INTERRUPT_KEEP_CTX): only GOTO was used.
• Not used at all: the CALL meaning change, AbstractCompose.__iter__ removal (1.1.0), pc._jump_marked / pc._if_flag, hard-coded BuiltinTags strings.
• Depends signature change (cacheable demoted to keyword-only, new use_cache / scope): AmritaCore only calls Depends(POINTER_DEPENDS), so it is unaffected.
• _compat.py's private _unsafe.__flags__ shim still resolves in 1.1.0 (and is guarded by a fallback anyway).

Verification

• uv run pytest -q: 442 passed
• uv run pyright (standard): 0 errors
• With reportDeprecated=error: the only remaining hits are AmritaCore's own StateContext deprecation (pre-existing, tracked separately), i.e. the GOTO warning is gone.

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Reviewer's guide (collapsed on small PRs)

Reviewer's Guide

This dependency maintenance change raises amrita-sense to >=1.1.0, updates the lockfile, and migrates AmritaCore’s sole deprecated GOTO usage to JMP while preserving the existing execution flow. The broader symbol audit found no other affected API usages, and the change is verified by 441 passing tests plus clean standard Pyright results.

Sequence diagram for the migrated post-run strategy jump

sequenceDiagram
    participant ChatObject
    participant WorkflowInterpreter
    participant AmritaSense
    ChatObject->>WorkflowInterpreter: _post_runner(chat_obj)
    WorkflowInterpreter->>AmritaSense: JMP(BuiltinName.STRATEGY_EOF)
    AmritaSense-->>WorkflowInterpreter: Continue existing strategy flow
    WorkflowInterpreter-->>ChatObject: Complete post-run processing

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File-Level Changes

Change	Details	Files
Raise the minimum amrita-sense dependency and refresh the lockfile to the 1.1.0 release.	Update the declared dependency floor with the required dated rationale. Re-lock dependencies so amrita-sense resolves to 1.1.0.	pyproject.toml uv.lock
Replace the deprecated GOTO instruction with its JMP successor in the post-runner strategy pipeline.	Switch the instruction import from GOTO to JMP. Preserve the existing jump target and composition of the strategy pipeline.	src/amrita_core/chatmanager/chat_object.py

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