Reject a copyleft conjunct in an expression like '(MIT OR Apache-2.0)
AND GPL-3.0-only', which a permissive-alternative search accepted.
Discover python/*/pyproject.toml by glob, accept single-quoted TOML
literals, and fail on a requirement whose name cannot be read. Say that
the development tier records who declares a package rather than what a
build bundles, since a runtime dependency can pull one in transitively,
and sync the contributor guide's pre-commit list.
Derive the manifest set from each pnpm-workspace.yaml members list, so a
new member area is read when declared. Locate Python requirement arrays
by TOML table and scan them quote-aware, so author-named dependency
groups and extras-bearing requirements are no longer dropped. Search the
nested Landlock store for metadata, reject a non-permissive runtime
license outright, and omit the dev-tooling sentence when it has no
subject.
The template still described the removed doc-sync gate; it now states the
pre-commit + test-lane mechanism that actually runs. Read the nested
native/landlock-run/packages manifests, accept PEP 508 requirements with
no version or with a marker, and reject a vendor/README.md table that
stops covering a vendored directory instead of dropping it silently.
Extend the pre-commit glob to the generator and the build-time pin
source; record the deletion trigger gap the test lane backstops.
Replace the hand-written inventory with scripts/gen-third-party-notices.ts,
verified fresh by a doc-sync leaf gate. Tier by declaring workspace area
rather than manifest section, so test-support runtime declarations stay
dev-only and every mountable plugin's dependencies are disclosed as
runtime; list the pnpm-patched packages; point the Python closure at
uv.lock. Re-record the translation-prompt snapshot the README link
invalidated.
List direct dependencies by tier (vendored Cordis sources, runtime npm,
dev-only npm, Python SDK, build-time tools) with upstream links and
licenses, and link it from the License section of both READMEs.
