@gradial/aci 0.1.52-rc.29 → 0.1.52-rc.34-e2e.1

package/templates/common/.agents/skills/dam-delivery/references/permalink-grammar.md

@@ -1,131 +1,167 @@
-# Public Permalink Grammar Reference (`/dam/a/*`)
+# Public Link Grammar Reference (`/dam/{assetId}`)
 
-The public permanent URL for an asset:
+The one public address for a DAM asset:
 
 ```
-/dam/a/{assetId}[/{slug-or-recipe}[.{ext}]]?w=400&h=300&fit=crop&fm=jpg&q=80
+/dam/{assetId}[/{slug}]?w=640&h=384&fit=crop&fm=jpg&q=80
 ```
 
-(The query above shows the *shape* only — `w=400`/`h=300` are off-ladder
-and would serve 384x256 after snapping. The recommended examples below
-sit exactly on rungs; pick rung values when you control the URL.)
+Permanent, built from the asset ID alone, and always serving the newest
+approved public version. Everything below is enforced at the hosting edge.
+No API call sits in the path of a view, and no API hands these links out —
+you write them.
 
-Permanent, deterministic from the assetId alone, resolving to the current
-approved version while the asset is flagged `publicDelivery` and available
-for delivery. Everything below is edge-enforced; the API is never in the
-per-view path. The grammar constants (ladder, steps, defaults) are also
-served machine-readably by `GET /v1/dam/assets/{assetId}/permalinks`.
+## Asset ID
 
-## Parameters (open but quantized)
+Exactly 27 characters from `0-9A-Za-z`, no prefix. IDs that start with
+`ast_` are retired and refused; per ADR 0043 the migration to the new IDs
+is breaking, with no compatibility period. Anything else is refused.
 
-Names are Sanity-compatible. Unknown parameter *names* are stripped —
-never errors — so ESP tracking decorations (`utm_*`, `mkt_tok`) cannot
-break an image. Invalid *values* of these contract params are a 400.
+## Parameters
 
-| Param | Values | Default | Quantization |
-| --- | --- | --- | --- |
-| `w`, `h` | positive integers | none | snapped DOWN to the ladder `16, 32, 48, 64, 96, 128, 256, 384, 640, 750, 828, 1080, 1200, 1920, 2048, 3840`; below 16 snaps up to 16, above 3840 down to 3840 |
-| `fit` | `crop` \| `max` | `max` | `crop` requires **both** `w` and `h` |
-| `fm` | `webp` \| `avif` \| `jpg` \| `png` | `webp` | — |
-| `q` | 1–100 | absent → renders at 82 | snapped DOWN to steps of 5; below 5 snaps up to 5; an explicit `q=80` serves 80, never the default — explicit quality is honored after snapping, not silently inflated |
+Only these five names mean anything. Every other name is dropped, so
+tracking decorations (`utm_*`, `mkt_tok`) cannot break an image.
 
-The ladder is the Next.js image `srcset` ladder verbatim, so breakpoints
-authored against any modern framework land on rungs instead of snapping
-visibly. Quantization is deliberate abuse control: it bounds the
-transform cache keyspace per asset.
+| Param | Values | Default | Snapping |
+| --- | --- | --- | --- |
+| `w`, `h` | whole numbers | none | below 16 becomes 16, above 3840 becomes 3840, otherwise snapped DOWN to the ladder `16, 32, 48, 64, 96, 128, 256, 384, 640, 750, 828, 1080, 1200, 1920, 2048, 3840` |
+| `fit` | `max` \| `crop` | `max` | any other value becomes `max` |
+| `fm` | `webp` \| `avif` \| `jpg` \| `png` | `webp` | any other value becomes `webp` |
+| `q` | whole numbers | 80 | below 5 becomes 5, above 100 becomes 100, otherwise snapped DOWN to a step of 5 |
+
+Nothing in the query is ever answered with an error. A value the address
+cannot read is treated as if that parameter had been left out, so a typo
+never shrinks an image or lowers its quality. The reading rules are the
+same on every hosting provider:
+
+- **Any of the five names turns shaping on**, whatever its value, even an
+  empty one (`?w=`).
+- **`w`, `h`, and `q` are read only as a whole number in plain digits**,
+  with an optional leading minus sign. Zero and negative numbers count as
+  below the minimum (`w=-1` serves 16, `q=0` serves 5). Anything else is
+  read as left out: an empty value, letters (`w=abc`, `w=640px`), a
+  decimal point (`w=640.7`), an exponent (`w=1e3`), a plus sign, spaces,
+  or a number larger in size than 9007199254740991. A `w` or `h` read as
+  left out sets no size; a `q` read as left out is 80.
+- **An unrecognised or empty `fit` or `fm` takes its default** (`max`,
+  `webp`).
+- **Names, and the values of `fit` and `fm`, are lowercase only.** `W=640`
+  is an unknown name and is dropped; `fm=JPG` serves WebP.
+- **When a name repeats, the first one decides**, even when it cannot be
+  read: `?w=abc&w=640` sets no width.
+
+The ladder is the Next.js image `srcset` ladder, so breakpoints written
+for any modern framework land on a rung instead of snapping visibly.
+Snapping is deliberate: it keeps the number of distinct renditions per
+asset small and bounded.
+
+How `fit` behaves:
+
+- **`max`** scales the image to fit inside `w` × `h`, keeps its
+  proportions, and never crops. Give one dimension and the other follows.
+- **`crop`** scales and crops to fill `w` × `h` exactly. With only one
+  dimension there is nothing to crop to, so it behaves like `max`.
+- Neither enlarges: asking for more pixels than the original has serves
+  the original size.
 
 Deliberately **not** in the grammar:
 
-- No `dpr` — pick the right `w` rung instead (the ladder already covers
-  device densities the way `srcset` consumes them).
-- No `Accept`-header format negotiation — format is always the explicit
-  `fm`. For email use `fm=jpg` or `fm=png` (Outlook desktop has no WebP).
-- `crop=focal` is reserved, not shipped.
+- No `dpr`. Pick a larger `w` rung instead, the way `srcset` does.
+- No crop position or focal point.
+- No format negotiation from the browser's `Accept` header. The format is
+  always the explicit `fm`.
+- No recipes or named presets, no signatures, no expiry.
 
-## Canonical Form, Slugs, and Recipes
+## Canonical Form
 
-The canonical URL is **extension-less**: `/dam/a/{assetId}?…`. The
-optional second path segment (extension stripped) is either:
+One spelling per rendition: `w`, `h`, `fit`, `fm`, `q` in that order,
+after snapping. `w` and `h` appear only when given; `fit`, `fm`, and `q`
+always appear once any of the five is present.
 
-- **A registered public recipe** (`/dam/a/{id}/email-hero.jpg`): expands
-  server-side into a fixed parameter set from the public recipe registry.
-  Recipe URLs are a second canonical form — no redirect hop. Adding
-  transform query params alongside a recipe is a 400 (ambiguity is author
-  error); ESP decorations are stripped first, as everywhere. The
-  extension is readability only — the recipe's format wins. The registry
-  ships empty; `GET …/permalinks` lists what is registered.
-- **Anything else — a readable slug** (`/dam/a/{id}/spring-sale.jpg`):
-  answers a 301 to the canonical no-slug URL with the same (canonicalized)
-  query. Use the slug form when a tool insists on an extension-bearing
-  image URL; it costs one cached redirect and is stable forever.
-
-## Response Semantics
+| You write | Canonical link |
+| --- | --- |
+| `/dam/{id}?w=640` | `/dam/{id}?w=640&fit=max&fm=webp&q=80` |
+| `/dam/{id}?q=77&w=333&utm_source=mail` | `/dam/{id}?w=256&fit=max&fm=webp&q=75` |
+| `/dam/{id}?fm=jpg` | `/dam/{id}?fit=max&fm=jpg&q=80` (a format change at the original size) |
+| `/dam/{id}?w=640&q=high` | `/dam/{id}?w=640&fit=max&fm=webp&q=80` (the unreadable quality is read as left out) |
+| `/dam/{id}?w=abc` | `/dam/{id}?fit=max&fm=webp&q=80` (no width, but still shaped: WebP at the original size) |
+| `/dam/{id}?utm_source=mail` | `/dam/{id}` (no shaping asked for, so the original) |
+| `/dam/{id}/spring-sale.jpg?w=640` | `/dam/{id}?w=640`, then as the first row |
+
+A link that is not canonical is answered with one permanent redirect
+(`301`, cacheable for an hour) to the canonical link, before any image
+work is done. The image itself is cached once, under the canonical link.
+A slug costs its own redirect first, with the query carried over as
+written.
+
+Sites hosted on CloudFront put the query in canonical form without a
+visible redirect; a slug still redirects there.
+
+## Responses
+
+Only `GET` and `HEAD` are served. Error responses are `no-store` on
+Vercel and Cloudflare; on AWS CloudFront, 403 and 5xx responses may be
+cached by the distribution for up to about ten seconds regardless of
+`no-store`. Exact error codes differ slightly between hosting providers;
+treat any 4xx as "not served".
 
 | Response | Meaning |
 | --- | --- |
-| 302 → `/dam/i/…` | serving: a short-lived signed inner URL (≤ 2h), re-minted per redirect |
-| 301 | slug normalization to the canonical URL |
-| 400 `no-store` | invalid value of a contract param, transform params on an SVG or alongside a recipe, malformed assetId |
-| 404 `no-store` | asset is not publicly served: flag off, not yet approved, embargoed, expired, archived, legal hold |
-| 503 `no-store` | resolution state unreadable — fail-closed, never a guess |
-
-The 302 carries a short cache TTL (default 30s) — the revocation dial.
-On unpublish/archive/embargo/revoking-expiry, fresh resolution dies
-within ≤ 30s; a flip **to** serving may additionally ride a ~10s
-error-caching echo. Approving a new version re-points the permalink
-within the same budget; already-fetched inner URLs keep serving the bytes
-they named until they expire (≤ 2h).
-
-## SVG
-
-SVG permalinks are passthrough-only: the bare permalink 302s to the SVG
-passthrough; any transform parameter (or recipe) is a 400.
-
-## Sanity-Style Examples
+| 200, `Cache-Control: public, max-age=300` | serving |
+| 301 | a slug was dropped, or the query was put in canonical form |
+| 403, `no-store` | the asset has no public version (never approved, approval vetoed, demoted, archived, or expired), or the ID is malformed |
+| 404, `no-store` | a retired `/dam/a/…` or `/dam/i/…` path, or DAM delivery is not enabled for the site |
+| 413, `no-store` | the original is too large to shape (limits below) |
+| 415, `no-store` | shaping was asked of an original that is not JPEG, PNG, WebP, or AVIF |
+| 503, `no-store` | delivery could not read its own state; it refuses rather than guess |
+
+The five-minute `max-age` is the whole revocation story. After a
+take-down, an already-cached copy can keep showing for up to five minutes;
+the next uncached request is checked again and refused. A newly approved
+version takes over the link within the same window. This holds for Vercel
+and Cloudflare; on AWS CloudFront, cached copies can currently outlive the
+window — the image pipeline sets a one-year TTL and the distribution
+permits it — until the hosting lane is corrected.
+
+## Originals That Are Not Shaped
+
+- **No query:** the approved file is streamed byte for byte, whatever its
+  size.
+- **Shapeable originals** are JPEG, PNG, WebP, and AVIF.
+- **Everything else** (SVG, GIF, PDF, video, documents) is served only as
+  a file download (`Content-Disposition: attachment`, with
+  `X-Content-Type-Options: nosniff`) and never displayed inline. An
+  `<img>` pointing at such a link will not render. On AWS CloudFront this
+  holds only once the hosting fix (PR #709) has rolled out to the tenant;
+  until then that lane may serve SVG or HTML inline.
+- **Size limits for shaping:** the original must be at most 20 MB, at most
+  8192 pixels on either side, and at most 40 megapixels. Past any of
+  those, a shaped link is refused; the plain link still serves the
+  original. Provider gap: the AWS CloudFront lane does not currently
+  enforce these bounds, so an over-limit request is not refused there — do
+  not rely on enforcement on CloudFront.
+
+## Examples
 
 ```html
 <!-- Fixed-size email hero, JPEG for Outlook, explicit quality.
      640 and 384 are ladder rungs; keep the HTML width/height on the same
      rungs so the served crop and the layout box agree exactly -->
-<img src="https://www.example.com/dam/a/ast_2E9qL0001aBcDeF?w=640&h=384&fit=crop&fm=jpg&q=80"
+<img src="https://www.example.com/dam/2E9qL0001aBcDeFgHiJkLmNoPqR?w=640&h=384&fit=crop&fm=jpg&q=80"
      width="640" height="384" alt="Spring sale hero">
 
-<!-- Responsive srcset on ladder rungs (no dpr param — use w) -->
-<img src="https://www.example.com/dam/a/ast_2E9qL0001aBcDeF?w=828"
-     srcset="https://www.example.com/dam/a/ast_2E9qL0001aBcDeF?w=640 640w,
-             https://www.example.com/dam/a/ast_2E9qL0001aBcDeF?w=828 828w,
-             https://www.example.com/dam/a/ast_2E9qL0001aBcDeF?w=1200 1200w"
+<!-- Responsive srcset on ladder rungs, canonical form (no dpr — use w) -->
+<img src="https://www.example.com/dam/2E9qL0001aBcDeFgHiJkLmNoPqR?w=828&fit=max&fm=webp&q=80"
+     srcset="https://www.example.com/dam/2E9qL0001aBcDeFgHiJkLmNoPqR?w=640&fit=max&fm=webp&q=80 640w,
+             https://www.example.com/dam/2E9qL0001aBcDeFgHiJkLmNoPqR?w=828&fit=max&fm=webp&q=80 828w,
+             https://www.example.com/dam/2E9qL0001aBcDeFgHiJkLmNoPqR?w=1200&fit=max&fm=webp&q=80 1200w"
      sizes="(max-width: 640px) 100vw, 640px" alt="…">
 
-<!-- Extension-bearing slug form for ESP editors that validate by extension:
-     one cached 301 to the canonical URL, stable forever -->
-https://www.example.com/dam/a/ast_2E9qL0001aBcDeF/spring-sale.jpg?w=640&fm=jpg
+<!-- Slug form for editors that check for a file extension: one cached
+     redirect to the link without the slug. The extension is cosmetic;
+     fm still picks the format -->
+https://www.example.com/dam/2E9qL0001aBcDeFgHiJkLmNoPqR/spring-sale.jpg?w=640&fit=max&fm=jpg&q=80
 ```
 
-Quantization in practice: `?w=333&q=77` and `?w=256&q=75` serve the
-identical rendition (333 snaps to 256, 77 snaps to 75) — do not expect
-pixel-exact widths off the ladder.
-
-## The Flag, the Gate, and the Warning
-
-- `lifecycle.publicDelivery` (asset-level, governance PATCH) is the one
-  admission act. Flip-on passes the eligibility gate against the version
-  the permalink would serve; refusal is a typed 400
-  `dam.delivery.public_flip_denied` with `details.reason` (e.g.
-  `no_approved_version`, `not_image`, `source_too_large`, a
-  `block_new_usage` restriction, a publication-less license, an
-  unenforceable expiry action).
-- Version selection is automatic and fail-closed: the latest approved,
-  deliverable version whose license (when present) grants `publication`
-  and whose `expiresAt` (when set) the lane can actually enforce
-  (`unpublish`/`block_all_usage`). Versions failing those rows are
-  skipped in favor of the previous passing one.
-- `GET …/permalinks` returns `warning: "block_new_usage_in_force"` when
-  `block_new_usage` governance landed on an already-public asset (the
-  flip gate refuses it up front, so this only happens for governance
-  added after the flip). The permalink keeps serving — the lane cannot
-  distinguish existing placements from new ones — so treat the warning as
-  a prompt to review the asset's public status.
-- Legal hold: flipping a legal-held asset on succeeds but the permalink
-  404s for the hold's duration and starts serving the moment the hold
-  lifts — no re-flip needed.
+Snapping in practice: `?w=333&q=77` and `?w=256&q=75` serve the identical
+rendition (333 snaps to 256, 77 snaps to 75).

package/templates/common/starter-content/.content/dam/README.md

@@ -0,0 +1,74 @@
+# Seed DAM assets
+
+This folder is a local, file-based copy of two DAM assets. The sample pages
+reference them so the starter renders images without a running DAM service.
+Copy one of the seed folders to mock a new asset for a page.
+
+## How a page references an asset
+
+A component prop holds a `dam.assetRef` object. The home page hero uses it:
+
+```json
+"image": {
+  "$type": "dam.assetRef",
+  "assetId": "000000000000000000000000101",
+  "alt": "Light abstract hero background with satellite constellation"
+}
+```
+
+- `assetId` — must match the `assetId` in one `asset.json` under `folders/`
+- `alt` — optional; omit it to use the `altText` from `editorial.json`
+- `version` — optional; omit it to use the newest approved version
+
+The component schema (see `patterns/components/home_hero.json`) declares the
+prop as `gradial.image`, not `dam.assetRef`. That is expected. The content
+build resolves the ref and writes the `gradial.image` shape, with `sources`
+filled in, into the compiled page. You author the ref; the build materializes
+the image.
+
+## What one seed asset contains
+
+Each asset is one folder under `folders/<group>/<assetId>/` plus one
+content-addressed blob under `blobs/`. The local build scans every
+`asset.json` under `folders/`, so the group name (`seed`) does not matter
+for rendering. `aci content push` does use it: the path under `folders/`
+becomes the folder path in the remote DAM.
+
+```
+folders/seed/<assetId>/asset.json           dam.asset: id and audit fields
+folders/seed/<assetId>/editorial.json       dam.editorial: title, altText, tags
+folders/seed/<assetId>/governance.json      dam.governance: asset status and per-version approval
+folders/seed/<assetId>/versions/v0001.json  dam.assetVersion: blob key, sha256, mime, dimensions
+blobs/sha256/<aa>/<bb>/<sha256>             the raw image bytes
+```
+
+## Add a new mocked asset
+
+This is a step-by-step procedure.
+
+1. Pick an asset ID. Use 27 base62 characters. The seed IDs pad a small
+   number with leading zeros, for example `000000000000000000000000103`.
+2. Compute the SHA-256 of the image file. Copy the file to
+   `blobs/sha256/<first 2 hex>/<next 2 hex>/<full sha256>` with no extension.
+3. Copy `folders/seed/000000000000000000000000101/` to a new folder named
+   after the new asset ID.
+4. In `asset.json`, set `assetId` to the new ID.
+5. In `versions/v0001.json`, set `blob.sha256`, `blob.key`, `blob.byteSize`,
+   `blob.mime`, `blob.originalFilename`, and `technical.dimensions`.
+6. In `editorial.json`, set `altText`. The build fails on an empty alt text
+   when the page ref does not supply its own `alt`.
+7. In `governance.json`, keep `asset.status` as `active` and the version
+   `status` as `approved`. The build applies the same eligibility gate as
+   production and rejects a draft, embargoed, or restricted version.
+8. Reference the new ID from a page prop with `"$type": "dam.assetRef"`.
+
+## Serving bytes locally
+
+The content build only needs the metadata files to compile a page. To serve
+the image bytes from the local object store, run from the repo root:
+
+```sh
+scripts/seed-local-dam-minio.sh packages/sdk/templates/common/starter-content/.content
+```
+
+The script uploads every blob referenced by a `versions/*.json` file.

package/templates/common/starter-content/.content/dam/folders/seed/000000000000000000000000101/governance.json

@@ -17,7 +17,8 @@
       "license": {
         "kind": "unsplash-local-fixture"
       },
-      "publicationRestriction": "none"
+      "publicationRestriction": "none",
+      "deliveryTier": "public"
     }
   }
 }

package/templates/common/starter-content/.content/dam/folders/seed/000000000000000000000000102/governance.json

@@ -17,7 +17,8 @@
       "license": {
         "kind": "unsplash-local-fixture"
       },
-      "publicationRestriction": "none"
+      "publicationRestriction": "none",
+      "deliveryTier": "public"
     }
   }
 }

package/templates/common/starter-content/.content/patterns/components/button.json

@@ -1,7 +1,7 @@
 {
   "$type": "componentPattern",
-  "buildId": "codebuild_01a0d03d-1243-7f49-9ead-8599ed577882",
-  "codeDigest": "sha256:44327370dc42bcabe39daf8b86fca1fe191e19dbd8dd39db71df2109c11b3635",
+  "buildId": "codebuild_01a12331-b86d-7d20-8a35-a7a71d96e8be",
+  "codeDigest": "sha256:f1246860864e55359c7ad442a7a956b61a835a4826cd6229cc9971db1fe29a67",
   "name": "button",
   "schema": {
     "$schema": "https://json-schema.org/draft/2020-12/schema",

package/templates/common/starter-content/.content/patterns/components/container.json

@@ -1,7 +1,7 @@
 {
   "$type": "componentPattern",
-  "buildId": "codebuild_01a0d03d-1243-7f49-9ead-8599ed577882",
-  "codeDigest": "sha256:44327370dc42bcabe39daf8b86fca1fe191e19dbd8dd39db71df2109c11b3635",
+  "buildId": "codebuild_01a12331-b86d-7d20-8a35-a7a71d96e8be",
+  "codeDigest": "sha256:f1246860864e55359c7ad442a7a956b61a835a4826cd6229cc9971db1fe29a67",
   "name": "container",
   "schema": {
     "$schema": "https://json-schema.org/draft/2020-12/schema",

package/templates/common/starter-content/.content/patterns/components/feature_card.json

@@ -1,7 +1,7 @@
 {
   "$type": "componentPattern",
-  "buildId": "codebuild_01a0d03d-1243-7f49-9ead-8599ed577882",
-  "codeDigest": "sha256:44327370dc42bcabe39daf8b86fca1fe191e19dbd8dd39db71df2109c11b3635",
+  "buildId": "codebuild_01a12331-b86d-7d20-8a35-a7a71d96e8be",
+  "codeDigest": "sha256:f1246860864e55359c7ad442a7a956b61a835a4826cd6229cc9971db1fe29a67",
   "name": "feature_card",
   "schema": {
     "$schema": "https://json-schema.org/draft/2020-12/schema",

package/templates/common/starter-content/.content/patterns/components/feature_grid.json

@@ -1,7 +1,7 @@
 {
   "$type": "componentPattern",
-  "buildId": "codebuild_01a0d03d-1243-7f49-9ead-8599ed577882",
-  "codeDigest": "sha256:44327370dc42bcabe39daf8b86fca1fe191e19dbd8dd39db71df2109c11b3635",
+  "buildId": "codebuild_01a12331-b86d-7d20-8a35-a7a71d96e8be",
+  "codeDigest": "sha256:f1246860864e55359c7ad442a7a956b61a835a4826cd6229cc9971db1fe29a67",
   "name": "feature_grid",
   "schema": {
     "$schema": "https://json-schema.org/draft/2020-12/schema",

package/templates/common/starter-content/.content/patterns/components/home_hero.json

@@ -1,7 +1,7 @@
 {
   "$type": "componentPattern",
-  "buildId": "codebuild_01a0d03d-1243-7f49-9ead-8599ed577882",
-  "codeDigest": "sha256:44327370dc42bcabe39daf8b86fca1fe191e19dbd8dd39db71df2109c11b3635",
+  "buildId": "codebuild_01a12331-b86d-7d20-8a35-a7a71d96e8be",
+  "codeDigest": "sha256:f1246860864e55359c7ad442a7a956b61a835a4826cd6229cc9971db1fe29a67",
   "name": "home_hero",
   "schema": {
     "$schema": "https://json-schema.org/draft/2020-12/schema",
@@ -54,9 +54,13 @@
                   "type": "string",
                   "minLength": 1
                 },
-                "srcset": {
-                  "type": "string",
-                  "minLength": 1
+                "widths": {
+                  "type": "array",
+                  "items": {
+                    "type": "integer",
+                    "exclusiveMinimum": 0,
+                    "maximum": 9007199254740991
+                  }
                 },
                 "width": {
                   "type": "integer",
@@ -68,6 +72,13 @@
                   "minimum": 0,
                   "maximum": 9007199254740991
                 },
+                "fit": {
+                  "type": "string",
+                  "enum": [
+                    "max",
+                    "crop"
+                  ]
+                },
                 "sizes": {
                   "type": "string",
                   "minLength": 1
@@ -82,7 +93,6 @@
                 }
               },
               "required": [
-                "src",
                 "type"
               ],
               "additionalProperties": false
@@ -92,7 +102,6 @@
         "required": [
           "$type",
           "assetId",
-          "versionId",
           "alt",
           "sources"
         ],

package/templates/common/starter-content/.content/patterns/components/personalization_choice.json

@@ -1,7 +1,7 @@
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-  "codeDigest": "sha256:44327370dc42bcabe39daf8b86fca1fe191e19dbd8dd39db71df2109c11b3635",
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   "name": "personalization_choice",
   "schema": {
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package/templates/common/starter-content/.content/patterns/components/site-footer.json

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 {
   "$type": "componentPattern",
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-  "codeDigest": "sha256:44327370dc42bcabe39daf8b86fca1fe191e19dbd8dd39db71df2109c11b3635",
+  "buildId": "codebuild_01a12331-b86d-7d20-8a35-a7a71d96e8be",
+  "codeDigest": "sha256:f1246860864e55359c7ad442a7a956b61a835a4826cd6229cc9971db1fe29a67",
   "name": "site-footer",
   "schema": {
     "$schema": "https://json-schema.org/draft/2020-12/schema",

package/templates/common/starter-content/.content/patterns/components/site-navigation.json

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 {
   "$type": "componentPattern",
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-  "codeDigest": "sha256:44327370dc42bcabe39daf8b86fca1fe191e19dbd8dd39db71df2109c11b3635",
+  "buildId": "codebuild_01a12331-b86d-7d20-8a35-a7a71d96e8be",
+  "codeDigest": "sha256:f1246860864e55359c7ad442a7a956b61a835a4826cd6229cc9971db1fe29a67",
   "name": "site-navigation",
   "schema": {
     "$schema": "https://json-schema.org/draft/2020-12/schema",

package/templates/common/starter-content/.content/patterns/components/stats_bar.json

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 {
   "$type": "componentPattern",
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-  "codeDigest": "sha256:44327370dc42bcabe39daf8b86fca1fe191e19dbd8dd39db71df2109c11b3635",
+  "buildId": "codebuild_01a12331-b86d-7d20-8a35-a7a71d96e8be",
+  "codeDigest": "sha256:f1246860864e55359c7ad442a7a956b61a835a4826cd6229cc9971db1fe29a67",
   "name": "stats_bar",
   "schema": {
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package/templates/nextjs/template/src/app/fonts/inter/OFL.txt

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+Copyright 2020 The Inter Project Authors (https://github.com/rsms/inter)
+
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+This license is copied below, and is also available with a FAQ at:
+https://scripts.sil.org/OFL
+
+
+-----------------------------------------------------------
+SIL OPEN FONT LICENSE Version 1.1 - 26 February 2007
+-----------------------------------------------------------
+
+PREAMBLE
+The goals of the Open Font License (OFL) are to stimulate worldwide
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