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• File conformance/doc.go — part of check-in [3e1f791160] at 2026-10-20 00:51:31 on branch feat/submanifest-reader — test(conformance): drop the erratum files; the draft text is the authority

  zit applied every erratum in its draft text and retired docs/rfcs/erratum/ at check-in 62a7d1bb3f. Each draft records its corrections in its own Changes appendix, so the suite stops pinning and reading erratum files: the "# erratum" pin lines, the parser branch that accepted them and conformance/rfcs/erratum/ are removed, and comments that named an erratum file cite the draft section instead.

  The artifact-format, repo-state, sync-protocol and delta-format drafts are byte-identical at 62a7d1bb3f. The sub-manifest draft is re-pinned; it differs only in its expiry date, reflow, and the dropped pointer to the erratum files. The sparse-cone draft is re-pinned to the 19 October 2026 revision on zit's horizon-rfc branch (0acb5e185c, its merge of 62a7d1bb3f): section 3.6 is removed and section 3.4 states the literal prefix rule once, so SC-3.6-1 becomes SC-3.4-3 (a metacharacter is a literal character, never expanded, and the member may be refused), covered by the same case, renamed sparsecone.3.4.metachar. The refresh script copies the -01 texts to their -01 names and takes the horizon-rfc drafts from a second checkout. (user: [email protected], size: 1334) [annotate] [blame] [check-ins using] [more...]

// Package conformance checks go-libfossil against the Fossil Internet-Drafts
// in rfcs/, requirement by requirement.
//
// The package holds no library code; everything is in its tests. Each draft
// has a requirements table in requirements/, written from the draft text, and
// a test file whose cases name the requirement they exercise. Coverage is
// derived from the cases, never recorded by hand: a requirement with no case
// is a GAP, one whose cases all conform is COVERED (or PARTIAL when its table
// row says what the cases leave out), and one with a case that is known to
// fail is FAILING until the issue that case names is fixed.
//
// What counts as correct, in order:
//
//  1. The draft text. Each draft records its corrections in its own Changes
//     appendix; there are no separate errata.
//  2. fossil(1), run on the same input wherever the draft is silent. A case
//     that expects something fossil(1) does not do must say why.
//  3. zit and libfossil, whose own suites inform which cases to write.
//
// A case that fails is marked with the issue tracking the fix and is skipped;
// once it passes, it fails until the mark is removed, so the list of known
// failures cannot go stale. Set CONFORMANCE_REPORT to a file path to have the
// coverage test write a Markdown report there.
package conformance