open-standards/wai/.gitattributes

# REGISTRY.md carries a table `wai registry export` generates, which a library test
# compares byte for byte (as registry/ and vocab/v2.* are): no line-ending conversion.
REGISTRY.md -text
# The prior-carriage corpus (extensions/prior-carriage.md §15 on): coded bodies and set
# files pinned by SHA-256 and regenerated byte for byte, so never converted.
live-conformance/prior-carriage/** -text
# The native sink's corpus (extensions/native-sink.md §10): wai.lock pins it by the digest of its
# files, so never converted. The rule is here, not in the corpus's directory, which its test and
# its second implementation require to hold README.md and vectors.json alone.
live-conformance/native-sink/** -text
# The conformance-results corpus (extensions/conformance-results.md §7): wai.lock pins it by the
# digest of its vectors.json, so never converted. The rule is here, not in the corpus's directory, which
# wai_conform_result_vectors verify requires to hold README.md, vectors.json and
# conform_result_verify.py alone.
conform-result-conformance/** -text
# Every template of `wai create` carries this file, and wai.lock pins a template by its files' bytes.
/LICENSE -text
# `wai ops export --check` compares the catalogue byte for byte, and wai.lock pins its digest.
/catalogue/ops.json -text
# The binary payloads of the integer codecs (extensions/integer-payloads.md) beside
# their JSON sources: pinned by SHA-256, so never converted.
*.wiv1 -text
*.wih1 -text
*.wia1 -text
*.wis1 -text
# The live-ads corpus's supply files (extensions/live-ads.md §8.7, §11): sellers files and
# authorised-sellers files a verifier finds by their SHA-256, some with CR or CR LF line ends
# and one not UTF-8, on purpose: never converted.
live-conformance/ads/supply.* -text
# The splat corpus (extensions/splat-exact.md §11): glTF assets, their buffers and their
# commitments, regenerated and compared byte for byte, so never converted.
live-conformance/splat/** -text
# The catalogue's export: `wai --version` states its SHA-256 and `wai ops export --check` compares
# it byte for byte, so never converted, on a Windows checkout under core.autocrlf as anywhere.
catalogue/ops.json -text
# The examples and the licence `wai create` embeds and writes: a project's bytes do not depend on
# the system that built `wai`, so never converted.
examples/** -text
/LICENSE -text
# The MCP door's export: a test of the binary holds it to the tools table byte for byte, and
# `wai breaking` reads it, so never converted.
/catalogue/mcp.json -text
# The quickstart's README: `wai doctor` embeds it and reads its `## Ports` table, which a
# checkout under core.autocrlf would hide behind CR LF ("this build holds no port table to
# read"), so never converted.
/quickstart/README.md -text
# Every conformance corpus: its vectors, goldens and records are compared byte for byte or pinned
# by digest, and some are regenerated and compared whole (a corpus's `verify` re-derives its
# vectors.json), so a checkout under core.autocrlf, as the Windows runner's is, keeps the bytes
# committed. Never converted.
*-conformance/** -text
# The browser demo's int_synth files: byte copies of neural-conformance's sets, payloads and
# digests, which tests/int_synth_ops.rs holds to the corpus byte for byte. Never converted.
wai-web/demo/int_synth/** -text