The command reference and the caching write-up move into the tree as embedded documentation, which quarry serves on fossil's own /doc/VERSION/PATH route, already implemented in its api/register.go.

Fossil's www/embeddeddoc.wiki gives the reason to prefer this over the wiki, and it is the reason the pin below can exist:

The documentation files are versioned together with the source code files so it is always clear what version of the documentation goes with a particular release.

A wiki page cannot be pinned by a test; nothing ties it to a checkout. A tracked file can. reference_test.zig checks both directions -- a dispatched verb with no section, and a section naming no verb -- with a reviewed-exception list for sections that document an absence on purpose, which is what the export-fossil section is. The reference had drifted for weeks: grep, purge, config and trust all shipped undocumented, and nothing noticed because noticing needed a human to compare two lists.

The caching page's ladder is corrected while embedding it. It reported 641.9s / 58.3s / 0.31s; those were Debug numbers. Measured in the mode that ships: 29.63s full derive, 0.34s record-body replay, 0.04s image. Having a cache is worth 87x and the image a further 8.5x -- both real, neither 188x. Its footnote about a separate environment reporting 0.38s 'unreconciled' is resolved: same machine, optimized build. info also moved to the image since it was written, leaving branch and tag on the record-body rung. check-in: 269e24b3c3 user: dmestas tags: trunk