Ember 1.2.0 JA - new version chess engine

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Ember - Ember is a UCI-compatible chess engine written in Rust that I'm writing for learning and experimentation. The project is in active development and is regularly updated and improved.
Author: D.r.e.A.m.e.R  Rating Chess Engines Diary CEDR=3037

Ember is a new, promising chess engine. Its previous version participated in the pre-qualification tournament for the chess engine league and scored 50%. New versions are released frequently – we'll see how this engine progresses.

Ember 1.2.0 what's new?
What's Changed
Fix opening book using by @ExxDreamerCode in 0c136e7
Исправил один косяк с вторжением ладей, ведущий к проигрышу в игре с Rengar by @starius in #22
Починка выбора 16...Bxe3 в партии 152 CCRL by @starius in #23
Optimise Zobrist hash by @ExxDreamerCode in 5ec5b29
Правка ключей Зобриста by @starius in #24
Optimise NNUE allocation by @ExxDreamerCode in 21c3240
Оптимизации поиска by @starius in #25
Add SIMD by @ExxDreamerCode in 45c7730
перевёл SIMD на std::simd by @starius in #26
Меньше небезопасного кода в SIMD и загрузке NNUE by @starius in #27
Возвращаем скорость обычной сборки под x86-64 by @starius in #28
Выбор реализации NNUE под процессор by @starius in #29
Shared TT - Lock-free instead of RwLock by @ExxDreamerCode in 03b82bb
Доработка Syzygy by @starius in #30
Add 50 moves rule by @ExxDreamerCode in 5795731
Ember: Syzygy 3–6, Windows и две партии с Lynx_BOT + поправил правило пятидесяти ходов by @starius in #31
Короткие контроли и многопоточный поиск by @starius in #32
Fix time management and Add absolute max time by @ExxDreamerCode in d37362e and d587822
Исправил учёт сверх-коротких временных контролей by @starius in #33
Многопоточный поиск без лишней суеты by @starius in #34
Pondering, сохранение накопленного опыта между ходами, пресечение слишком долгих раздумий by @starius in #35
Улучшения проверки силы, задач, Lichess и дебютной книги by @starius in #36
Надёжные серии партий на Lichess из переносимой сборки by @starius in #37
Вернул качество игры на уровень 1.1.2 и не потерял новые улучшения by @starius in #38
Выбрал надёжную главную линию книги и навёл порядок в проверках by @starius in #40
Усилил выборочный поиск через ProbCut и подготовил безопасные эксперименты с Singular Extensions by @starius in #41
Подготовка Ember к релизу: качество поиска, скорость и сборки для шести платформ by @starius in #42
Релиз 1.2.0 by @starius in #43

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