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chore(license): align README/Cargo.toml/.zenodo.json/CITATION.cff to Apache-2.0 - #1437
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…Apache-2.0 LICENSE file has been Apache-2.0 all along (per GitHub API license.spdx_id = Apache-2.0), but four metadata surfaces still declared MIT, creating a license-drift risk for downstream packagers and Zenodo indexers. Changes: - README.md: badge MIT -> Apache 2.0; "## License" body to "Apache License 2.0. See LICENSE and NOTICE." - Cargo.toml: license = "MIT" -> license = "Apache-2.0" - .zenodo.json: "license": "MIT" -> "license": "Apache-2.0" - CITATION.cff: license: MIT -> license: Apache-2.0 No source-code changes. LICENSE and NOTICE files untouched. Anchor: phi^2 + 1/phi^2 = 3
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Satisfies the check-now-freshness gate. Closes #1784 Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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…-rust (Closes #6507) (#6862) Owner, 2026-10-06, on issue #6507: "add the label yourself, do the work, do not ask about labels" -- label owner-approved-foreign. This lands the part of #6507 that was parked for that label. - bootstrap/gen/rust/isa/t27a.rs: `t27c gen-rust specs/isa/t27a.t27`, checked in. The T736 field table and every assemble/list decision live only in the spec; main.rs splits lines and prints. - bootstrap/src/main.rs: `t27c asm [file|-]` writes one 0x%08x word per instruction line and names each bad line; `t27c disasm [words...]` (or stdin) lists each word, `.word N` for an undefined byte. The old `asm` command is gone: it parsed a .t27 file and then emitted the same three hard-coded instructions whatever the input said. - bootstrap/src/compiler.rs: gen-rust indexes a `string` through `.as_bytes()` and types `x.len` as usize when `len` is not a struct field. Without both, t27a.rs did not compile (5 x E0277, 6 x E0308). FROZEN_HASH moves with it (3c78f3c7.. -> 0ec05a8c..). - bootstrap/tests/t27a_cli.rs: 7 tests -- the checked-in Rust is byte-identical to fresh gen-rust output; asm and disasm give the words the spec pins; disasm | asm returns all 256 low bytes and 2048 pseudo-random words; ill-formed lines and tokens are refused; a gen-rust fixture that indexes a string compiles under -D warnings and runs. - .trinity/seals: 104 seals resealed with the new binary and zig 0.16.0, because gen-rust output moved for 52 specs (and their twin seals) plus 8 outside specs/. Three seals that #6789 landed with absolute spec_path values (isa_T27a, isa_Tri27Encoding, theory_CompilerTheoryIsaRoundTrip) are relative now. - tools/policy/foreign-exceptions.txt lists the test and FROZEN_HASH under the approval (main.rs is already listed for #6509). Evidence, Railway t27c lab, never cargo on the Mac: - cargo test -p t27c --test t27a_cli: 7 passed. - cargo test --release -p t27c (whole crate, on master c4dfa27): 2919 passed, 0 failed. - check_seal_coverage: rc=0, 1472 seals, 1330 hold, 142 known-broken. - check_seal_currency: rc=0, 1347 current (base 1344), STALE 0. - rustc on gen-rust output, base vs this binary: t27a 11 -> 0 errors, lexer 2 -> 0, mse_loss 1 -> 0; tri/net/http and aho_corasick keep their pre-existing range-slice error one step later (33 -> 34, 28 -> 29). The trinity side (decoder.zig on the same table) is a separate PR in gHashTag/trinity (#1437); T27A_CONSUMER_GAP stays until it lands. Closes #6507 Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Closes #1784
Summary
Aligns four metadata surfaces to Apache-2.0 to match the actual
LICENSEfile, which has been Apache-2.0 all along (GitHub API
license.spdx_id=
Apache-2.0; seehttps://api.github.com/repos/gHashTag/t27).
Before this PR: license-drift — four downstream-facing surfaces
still said MIT while
LICENSEsaid Apache-2.0. This confusespackagers (
cargo publishreadsCargo.toml), archivists (Zenodoreads
.zenodo.json), citation tools (CFF-aware tools readCITATION.cff), and human readers (README badge + "## License"section).
Changes
README.mdCargo.tomllicense = "MIT"license = "Apache-2.0".zenodo.json"license": "MIT""license": "Apache-2.0"CITATION.cfflicense: MITlicense: Apache-2.0LICENSEandNOTICEfiles are unchanged (they were alreadyApache-2.0 and correctly attribute Trinity Ternary Project
2024-2026 Dmitrii Vasilev).
No source-code changes. No SPDX headers added to individual files
in this PR (separate scope; can be a follow-up if desired).
Anchor
phi^2 + 1/phi^2 = 3