@rig-c/play 1.17.0 → 1.18.0

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package/NOTICE.md CHANGED
@@ -23,6 +23,11 @@ remains the history of the production player: no runtime is added back to its
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  public API or published library. `tests/package.spec.ts` checks the exact
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  development exception and the runtime-free shipped code and declarations.
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+ The optional load-to-first-draw harness uses `spine-pixi-v8` 4.3.13 with PixiJS
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+ 8.22.0 in the separate private `bench/oracle` install. The same upstream Spine
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+ Runtime licence applies to that development reference. It is outside production
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+ source and the library package.
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  One thing in this repository is Spine data, and it is worth stating where it
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  sits. `rigc build`, which `scripts/fetch-assets.sh` runs to make the fixtures,
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  writes **Spine skeleton data** (`skeleton.json` and `skeleton.atlas`) beside
@@ -55,7 +60,13 @@ Esoteric Software's terms, not a licence term of this project:
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  ## Example assets
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- None are fetched or redistributed. The rigs the demo, the tests and the benchmark
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- read are rigc's gallery rigs — rigc's own procedural art, built from a pinned rigc
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- tag by `scripts/fetch-assets.sh` — and this repository's test rigs under
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- `tests/rigs/`, whose parts `tests/rigs/make_parts.ts` paints.
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+ `scripts/fetch-assets.sh` builds rigc's gallery rigs (procedural art), this
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+ repository's test rigs under `tests/rigs/` (parts painted by
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+ `tests/rigs/make_parts.ts`), and the public parts-built wind-wave fixture.
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+ The optional `scripts/fetch-load-assets.sh` additionally fetches the upstream
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+ spineboy and raptor examples at a fixed spine-runtimes revision for the load
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+ comparison, verifies each input's SHA-256, and keeps each example's upstream
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+ `license.txt` beside its images. These inputs live under gitignored
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+ `public/bench/`; neither the assets nor the development runtime are included
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+ in the npm library package. Their upstream notices remain with the fixtures.