Public Documentation Drift Policy

The public docs drift gate is intentionally bounded and safe. It does not run

compiler sweeps, broad library smoke tests, browser automation, or

make docs-check.

It checks:

• generated API docs still declare their generator;
• every local library directory has one registry row;
• every current cookbook inventory row points to an existing source;
• examples not listed in the cookbook are recognized internal fixtures by name;
• site Markdown links point to existing local files or manifest routes;
• public metadata, sitemap, robots, and search artifacts are regenerated;
• current language/reference docs do not describe jmp0x1b/lang as current

behavior;

• public docs contain safe-command guidance for make docs-check;
• every acceptance-matrix current row has source and evidence files.

Allowed non-cookbook example fixture prefixes:

• compiler2-
• lib0x0-
• memory-
• object-
• optimizer-

Allowed non-cookbook standalone examples:

• core-pure.0x0
• import-helper.0x0
• import-namespaced-helper.0x0
• negative-int.0x0
• net-process.0x0
• print-stdout.0x0
• pure-capability.0x0
• pure-expression.0x0
• recursive-let.0x0
• reverse-list.0x0
• six-args.0x0
• string-flow.0x0
• string-return.0x0
• text-int.0x0
• text-more.0x0
• unicode-string.0x0
• web-db.0x0

When a new public example is added, either add it to site/cookbook-inventory.tsv

or add an explicit internal-fixture reason here.