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W3-2. `wai http publish|codecs|origin|vectors|bench` (feature `http`; without it `wai http` says so): publish writes <cid>.wai, its head proof and ETag sidecar; codecs prints a sequence's union and floor; origin serves a directory with §5.3's headers, byte ranges, head proofs, receipt files, indexes and preflights, with an optional delay on a byte range; bench fetches an object by §7 over plain HTTP and writes a measurement record (energy recorded as not measured). wai_http_vectors is the corpus tool, also reachable as `wai http vectors`, so the corpus loop runs it like every other corpus. http-conformance/: objects O1–O5, O7, O8, O9a–c (the design's O1–O9 without receipts), Appendix D's envelope (OD) and a several-chunk head (OH), each with its head proof and ETag sidecar; bad/O6.wai; case proofs; and cases over parse_head, head_proof, plan, response, select, fetch, same_pick, codecs, union_floor and supports. Sources are frozen under src/ with their SHA-256 in SOURCES.json; the picture is the pinned int_mlicpp vector's output, so O2's renditions are one picture. The generator holds every negative case to the reason it exists for and Appendix D's cid, length and proof size to the text. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <[email protected]>
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