Every file under third_party/, and every file elsewhere carrying a
Salvaged-from: header, has a row here (0002 §4 item 1). The arch test
enforces both directions: unledgered salvage fails CI, and rows pointing
at missing files fail CI.
Columns: the file's repo-relative path, the source repository, the exact
upstream commit, the license, and a note. A GPL-lineage row must say
accepted in its note — that is the explicit "we took copyleft knowingly"
marker review looks for; without it the build fails.
| Path | Source | Commit | License | Note |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| third_party/sanitizer-corpus/gitea.json | github.com/go-gitea/gitea modules/markup/sanitizer_default_test.go | main@2026-08-15 | MIT | Test inputs only, as conformance vectors; no policy code crossed (0002 §2). |
| third_party/sanitizer-corpus/forgejo.json | codeberg.org/forgejo/forgejo modules/markup/sanitizer_test.go | forgejo@2026-08-15 | GPL-3.0-or-later | accepted knowingly: test inputs are data, taken with attribution as conformance vectors; no policy code crossed (0002 §2). |
| internal/web/web.go | fossil src/default.css + skins/default | 2.29 checkout@2026-08-15 | BSD-2-Clause | Card/detail/time layout values and comment-flow behavior adapted; no code copied verbatim. |
| internal/web/assets/datastar.js | github.com/starfederation/datastar bundles/datastar.js | v1.0.0-RC.7 | MIT | Vendored verbatim: the one allowed frontend framework (0001 Principle 2); served self-contained, no CDN. |
The sanitizer policy itself (internal/markup) is a cleanroom
implementation — neither lineage's policy code was copied.