Spice.ai releases v1.11.1 patch

Spice.ai released Spice version 1.11.1 as a patch release. The update improves reliability and performance of the Cayenne accelerator. It enhances DynamoDB Streams and HTTP data connectors while addressing issues in Federated Task History and FlightSQL. Cayenne accelerator stability fixes include row-based deletion logic that uses per-file deletion vectors with RoaringBitmap. Deletion scans employ Vortex-native streaming with filter pushdown. These operations project only row indices and achieve zero data input and output. Constraints and on conflict configurations are now inferred automatically from federated table metadata. This change enables datasets such as DynamoDB to function without explicit primary key definitions in the Spicepod. An issue with DELETE operations on partitioned Cayenne tables was resolved. DynamoDB Streams gained automatic re-bootstrapping when stream lag exceeds the 24-hour shard retention period. Behavior is configurable through a new parameter with options for error, ready before load, or ready after load. The HTTP connector now provides a response status column. Responses with status codes in the 400 range are treated as valid queryable data and cached normally. Responses with status codes in the 500 range are retried with backoff, returned to the user, and excluded from the cache. Snapshot handling received additional reliability improvements including retries for SnapshotManager operations. The release fixes a double projection issue in federated task history queries that caused schema errors in cluster mode. It adds cookie middleware support to the FlightSQL data connector. No breaking changes were included.