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Replaces the four .moira/*.yaml threads with flake-defined moiraPipelines built from moira-modules' thread constructors. - test now runs on the pinned stable toolchain from moiraEnvironments.rust instead of 'rustup default nightly', which downloaded a toolchain over the network at step time and discarded the hermeticity the nix env provides. - container/container-release/docs go through the typed skopeo-push and s3 modules; the docs sync keeps --delete via the module's new delete input. - adds moiraFlake so each package/check gets its own commit build status. fmt and clippy gates are left off: the tree is formatted with nightly rustfmt, whose import ordering differs from the stable rustfmt this env provides, so the gate would fail on already-correct code. |
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WebArc
webarc is a local-first web archiving system designed to capture, preserve, and replay HTTP content in an extensible way.
Unlike traditional crawlers that fetch pages in isolation, WebArc focuses on recording real HTTP traffic, storing it in an archive, and making that archive usable through multiple interfaces.
See the documentation.