data: correct group memberships + refresh WB/UN classifications (0.1.11) - #18
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Rebuild the geo.countries pack from a corrected groups.yaml. Removes Poland from the euro area (adds Bulgaria); drops 48 spurious G20 entries expanded from the AU bloc admission; fixes the Commonwealth, African Union, OPEC, ASEAN, BRICS, OECD, G77, and UN rosters; and regenerates the World Bank income groups and UN LDC/LLDC/SIDS lists from the current 2026 classifications.
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Corrects systematic errors in the bundled group/organization reference data and refreshes the periodically-revised lists to their current 2026 vintage.
Rebuilds the bundled
geo.countriespack; prominence (98.8%) and the calibrator are preserved. The full test suite passes except one pre-existing, environment-sensitive suggest-ranking test that also fails onmain.