- Delete the blogs, opensource-projects and notifications trees
- Drop their nav entries and i18n keys
- Point the nav at the new open-source site instead
- Drop the opensource-projects sitemap priority
The site exists to be read, not reused. It is no longer licensed for
anything, and external contributions have moved to issues only.
- Replace the MIT + CC-BY-4.0 dual licence with an all-rights-reserved
notice. No permission is granted to copy, modify or distribute any part
of the repository; reading and linking stay free.
- Carve out third-party components explicitly. Rspress, React, Rsbuild and
Tailwind CSS keep their own licences, and an all-rights-reserved notice
that did not say so would be wrong.
- Rewrite CONTRIBUTING around issues rather than pull requests, and say
plainly that PRs will be closed without review.
- Mark the package UNLICENSED, the npm convention for proprietary code.
Note: this makes the repository source-available, not open source — a
licence that forbids all reuse cannot meet the OSI definition. The README
no longer calls it open source.
Closing PRs for real also needs the "Pull requests" feature switched off
in the repository's GitHub settings; that is not something this commit can
do.
- Pin TypeScript as a direct dependency. It was only present transitively
via typescript-eslint, so nothing enforced tsconfig.json and nine
latent type errors had gone unnoticed.
- Add `pnpm typecheck` (`tsc --noEmit`) and document it.
- Add .npmrc with engine-strict, so the declared Node and pnpm ranges
are actually enforced.
- Ignore doc_build/ in ESLint. It was unignored and reported 1650 errors
from build output, which made lint unusable as a gate.
- Refresh README, CLAUDE.md, AGENTS.md and CONTRIBUTING.md to match the
current structure, build targets and navigation rules.
zihluwang
siujamo