Complete task002 through task016 across cache correctness, editor lifecycle, C boundaries, build and release governance, dictionary provenance, performance, interactive workflows, tests, documentation, and final cleanup.
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Dictionary provenance and license evidence
The dictionary bytes in this directory are third-party data, not covered
solely by emacs-kp's COPYING. MANIFEST.tsv identifies the evidence for
every bundled file:
embeddedmeans the dictionary itself contains its copyright and license or redistribution notice.README_hyph_*.txtnames the checked-in companion notice.LICENSES.mdrefers to one of the pinned upstream companion files below.
The pinned LibreOffice snapshot is
8fb8e794237cff49ec212023f96bcdb7d3fbf56c. Immutable source links:
| Dictionaries | Upstream license evidence |
|---|---|
hyph_eo.dic |
eo/license-en.txt |
hyph_id_ID.dic |
id/LICENSE-dict |
hyph_mr_IN.dic |
mr_IN/COPYING |
hyph_nl_NL.dic |
nl_NL/license_en_EN.txt |
hyph_ru_RU.dic |
ru_RU/README_ru_RU.txt |
hyph_eu.dic is a legacy checked-in source whose byte is not present in the
pinned LibreOffice tree. Its origin, copyright, redistribution terms, and
checksum are retained in README_hyph_eu.txt and MANIFEST.tsv; the updater
copies that verified local byte instead of pretending it came from the
snapshot.
hyph_sa_IN.dic is intentionally not bundled. At the pinned snapshot it has
neither an in-file copyright/license notice nor a package companion that
states terms for the hyphenation data. LibreOffice reverted a generic
COPYING addition because spelling and hyphenation files may have different
licenses. Re-add Sanskrit only after an authoritative license statement for
that exact data is available.
License texts and notices remain the authority. This index is provenance metadata, not a reinterpretation of their terms.