scripts/vendor.sh clones upstream, rewrites @/ imports to relative
paths, and applies scripts/apply-host.py. web/host.ts is ours and gets
placed into the vendored tree, because upstream declined it.
a script rather than a .patch, and that is not a preference. between
cfde698 and 5c83ac6 — one day — upstream changed an import line,
re-indented the component from 6 spaces to 8, and added an editAccess
guard. a context diff fails on all three, none of which concern us. so
every anchor matches structure with flexible whitespace and re-indents
to whatever it finds, and a missing anchor stops the run loudly.
all three prompt-export paths are wired, which is what upstream said a
complete version needs. the other two clipboard writes are ShareMenu's
share-link and ask-an-AI blurb, and the reason they are excluded is
written down so the count does not read as the same oversight twice.
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upstream imports through a @/ alias, and this platform already binds
@/* to src/apps/officer-web and @/components/* to its own shared
components — so an unrewritten import resolves to the WRONG module
rather than failing. the rewrite is mechanical and lives in
scripts/vendor.sh so a re-vendor produces a readable diff.
lib/ai.ts and AiPanel are vendored despite being unwanted: deleting them
meant editing vendored code, and Canvas.tsx references them throughout.
a faithful copy carrying an unused module beats a doctored one.
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pastilhasandClaude Fable 5