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fix: re-lock the self-referencing git dep after the history rewrite
`crates/sylpheed-export` depends on THIS repository by tag:

    sylpheed-formats = { git = "…/Sylpheed.git", tag = "formats-pin-2026-09-01" }

and `Cargo.lock` pinned it to commit `#1cd5b8b1`. The issue-#49 history rewrite
replaced every commit, so `1cd5b8b1` no longer exists on the remote and the tag
now dereferences to `e2630413`.

⚠️ The failure is invisible here: `~/.cargo/git` still has the old object, so
builds on the machine that did the rewrite keep working. A clean checkout --
CI, or the other desktop -- cannot resolve the locked rev at all. That is the
worst shape for a breakage, which is why this was measured from an empty
CARGO_HOME rather than trusted to a local build.

`CONSOLIDATION.md` called this dependency out as the hard blocker for the
rewrite. It was not re-checked before the push; this is the fix.

The dependency's SOURCE is unchanged -- `crates/sylpheed-formats` has tree
`55461e46` at both the old and the new commit, so the rewrite never touched it
and the build result is identical.

Verified:
  * remote tag peels to e2630413, matching the new lock
  * `cargo fetch --locked` from an EMPTY CARGO_HOME -> exit 0
  * `cargo check -p sylpheed-export --locked` -> exit 0

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
2026-09-19 23:11:06 +02:00
2026-09-13 19:31:49 +02:00

Sylpheed

A clean-room reverse engineering and port project for Project Sylpheed: Arc of Deception (Xbox 360, 2007).

Three things live here, in one repository so that a change spanning them lands as one commit:

The decoders crates/sylpheed-formats — the disc's formats, read and verified disc-wide
The port port/ — a Godot 4 project, plus crates/sylpheed-export which converts a disc into the open asset tree it reads
The corpus docs/re/ — what has been reverse engineered, with its evidence, its retractions and its dead ends

You need your own copy of the game. No game content is in this repository and none ever will be. The exporter reads the disc you supply.

The oracle is the real game

sylpheed-cli and the Explorer are tools for verifying our decoding. They are hypotheses under test and they have been wrong. When something must be checked against the truth, the truth is the game running in Xenia Canary, captured — not any renderer of ours.

This is stated first because getting it backwards is the most expensive mistake this project has made.

Layout

crates/
  sylpheed-formats/   the decoders. Disc-wide verified; the corpus is its spec
  sylpheed-cli/       headless tools -- render a screen, dump a table, probe audio
  sylpheed-viewer/    the Explorer: a human's window onto the disc. STATIC data only
  sylpheed-export/    disc -> the open, moddable asset tree
port/                 the Godot 4 project. Reads open formats ONLY
authored/             decisions that are NOT on the disc, each with its reason
data/
  base/               generated by the exporter. Gitignored, never hand-edited
  mods/               drop-in overrides. Yours
docs/
  re/                 the corpus: findings, refutations, method traps
  game/               how the game is navigated -- menus, modals, flight
  port/               the port's mission, its handoff contract, modding rules
                      -- and RUNNING.md, which is how you actually start it
  agents/             how the agent team works together
tools/                capture harnesses, probes, the share tool
exchange/             transient inter-agent files. NOT in git
docker/               the agent containers

Where to start

Xenia Canary is a separate repository: it is a fork tracking upstream, and it carries our instrumentation.

Conventions

Confidence is per claim, never per document: CONFIRMED · 🟡 PROBABLE · HYPOTHESIS · REFUTED. A withdrawn result is kept with its reasoning rather than deleted — that is why the numbers here can be trusted.

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