docs: bump minimum SDK versions for Rust/C/Python/Node#265
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Summary\n- bump documented minimum SDK baselines for Rust, C, Python, and Node.js\n- align stale SDK version references in top-level docs and SDK references\n- clarify C SDK packaging vs C API versioning (SDK v0.5.12, C API v0.2.x)\n\n## Updated minimum versions\n- Rust SDK: v0.5.12+\n- C SDK: v0.5.12+ (C API v0.2.x)\n- Python SDK: v0.5.12+\n- Node.js SDK: v0.2.9+\n\n## Notes\n- historical changelog/revamp documents were intentionally not rewritten.