chore: dependency updates (presidio-analyzer, spacy, cryptography) and changelog policy fix - #96
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Verified in isolated Python 3.13 environment: presidio-analyzer 2.2.364 now uses a conditional constraint (spacy!=3.8.14 only for python_version>=3.14), so spacy 3.8.14 installs cleanly on our Python 3.13 target. 27/27 tests pass, mypy unchanged (18 pre-existing errors), full app load OK.
Verified in isolated environment combined with the presidio-analyzer/spacy bump (PR #93): cryptography 49.0.0 installs cleanly and all 27/27 tests pass, including the Fernet encrypt/decrypt round-trip used by privacy_core.py's restore-map feature. The macOS x86_64 wheel removal in 49.0.0 has no practical impact since CI already builds only on macos-latest (arm64).
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Merge pending dependency updates and changelog cleanup from develop:
[2.1.0-beta.2]heading back under[Unreleased]so both branches only ever carry headings for released stable versions, avoiding future drift/conflicts between develop and main.Verified in an isolated Python 3.13 environment with all three bumps combined: 27/27 tests pass (including the Fernet encrypt/decrypt round-trip), mypy unchanged (18 pre-existing errors, no regressions), and the app module loads correctly.