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+Copyright 2012--2014 for Latin Modern Math OTF by B. Jackowski, P. Strzelczyk and P. Pianowski (on behalf of TeX users groups). This work is released under the GUST Font License -- see http://tug.org/fonts/licenses/GUST-FONT-LICENSE.txt for details.
+
+Rapier math font data, derived from Latin Modern Math 1.959.
+Changes: SVG outline conversion, character and MATH data extraction,
+optical-form closure, derived contour profiles and lossless path packing.
+Original outlines are unchanged. Hinting and text shaping tables are omitted.
+The font authors do not maintain this conversion.
+Complete original work: https://mirrors.ctan.org/fonts/lm-math.zip
+Conversion details: FONT-SOURCE.md.
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package/src/math/FONT-SOURCE.md

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+# Math font data
+
+`font.js` contains SVG outlines and OpenType MATH data from **Latin Modern Math 1.959**. The parser,
+layout engine, contour analysis and decoder are Rapier code. The converted font data remains under the
+GUST Font License.
+
+## Sources and licenses
+
+| Input | SHA-256 |
+| --- | --- |
+| Latin Modern Math 1.959, `latinmodern-math.otf` | `6075562b771f8b82f0c179e363389684f2dd09de30038269e2628e504bd7be0f` |
+| Original GUST Font License | `2bd69affc3da00715116f713f57eab9707e96daf3562ad0215987b15b9c16f73` |
+| LPPL 1.3c | `3d262cdf34dafa6955f703c634a8c238ec44109bc8dd6ef34fb7aa54809f7e66` |
+| Combined `FONT-LICENSE.txt` | `91ded9a2a371cbeff028bfaf3bd3e97fddfb68af6f186aa261bfaff35baf800c` |
+| Geist 1.800, weight axis 400–700 | `6e3a140e3812161e292fbe42a1fc90533b2407b699c65abc7a098b0979df4e82` |
+
+The [complete original font package](https://mirrors.ctan.org/fonts/lm-math.zip) is available from CTAN.
+The generator's font and GUST license URLs are under
+<https://mirror.apps.cam.ac.uk/pub/tex-archive/fonts/lm-math/>. LPPL 1.3c comes from
+<https://www.latex-project.org/lppl/lppl-1-3c.txt>. Each download is checked against its content hash.
+
+`FONT-LICENSE.txt` starts with the font's exact copyright, followed by the conversion notice and the complete,
+unmodified GUST Font License and LPPL 1.3c. The same bytes are retained in the `/*! ... */` header of `font.js`,
+the plug-in and its license sheet. Preserve this notice when packaging. The conversion has a different filename
+and identifies its changes; the original font authors do not maintain it. Rapier's separate typesetter is MIT.
+
+The calibration font is the editor's exact Geist file, from the pinned public source at
+<https://raw.githubusercontent.com/jackskip22/rapier/326a7387a190b011543fae5f5f2c6144f6163b3d/src/shell/fonts/Geist.wght400-700.woff2>.
+Only its numeric height measurements enter the math asset. Geist outlines are not included in the math plug-in.
+
+## Rebuild
+
+The generated asset uses Python 3.12, fontTools 4.61.1, Brotli 1.1.0 and zlib 1.3.2:
+
+```sh
+python -m pip install fonttools==4.61.1 Brotli==1.1.0
+python repo/math/build-font.py
+```
+
+In the standalone package, run `python src/math/build-font.py`. To regenerate without network access, supply the
+exact inputs with `--font`, `--license`, `--lppl` and `--text-font`. `--out` selects the JavaScript path and writes
+the combined license beside it. When available, the generator uses the editor's local Geist font.
+
+The generator preserves all **2,045 Unicode mappings** in the font and **4,741 glyphs** reachable from those
+mappings. The glyph set is closed over stretch variants, assembly parts, first- and second-level optical script
+forms (`ssty`), flattened accents (`flac`) and dotless bases (`dtls`). This font supplies 980 script records,
+48 dotless substitutions, 94 vertical constructions, 86 horizontal constructions and no flattened alternates.
+Every included outline and mathematical metric retains its original values. Optional text shaping and stylistic
+substitutions that the math syntax does not select are not included.
+
+The exact-outline claim applies to this font asset. Separately, the typesetter's `fallbacks.js` composes 29
+additional Unicode symbols from Latin Modern outlines, outline parts and rules, restoring 31 named command
+aliases in the existing vocabulary. These include digamma, filled and turned symbols, compound relations,
+dashed arrows, the sum-integral and moustache delimiters. No other font contributes geometry.
+
+Latin Modern Math has uppercase script and bold-script alphabets but no lowercase glyphs in either style.
+The typesetter retains its existing ordinary-letter fallback for those lowercase requests; it cannot supply
+the absent calligraphic forms. Its unencoded glyphs contain no alternative lowercase script alphabet.
+
+Different zlib versions can encode the same exact data differently. The package budget is measured with
+Node 22.23.3 by `tools/build-math.mjs`; the packed stream always decodes to the original coordinates and metrics.
+
+## Height and optical forms
+
+Both fonts use 1,000 units per em. Their `OS/2.sxHeight` values are **431** for Latin Modern Math and **530** for
+Geist. The regular upright `x` outlines confirm these values: their vertical bounds are 0–431 and 0–530.
+Math therefore scales by **530/431**, approximately **1.2296983758700697**, relative to surrounding text.
+The font's italic `x` retains its designed overshoot, with bounds −11–442.
+
+Geist's nominal height remains 530 across its weight axis. Its drawn `x` reaches 532 at weight 500, 535 at 650,
+and 536 at 700; the normalization uses the nominal height. It applies continuously at every text size.
+Latin Modern supplies 70% and 50% optical script scales. Screen layout can enlarge scripts while retaining the
+appropriate `ssty` outlines. The source's fraction and radical rule thicknesses are 40 units.
+
+## Runtime schema
+
+The asset initializes `MATH_FONT`. Paths use upward-positive font coordinates; SVG rendering reverses the
+vertical axis. Measurements are in design units unless specified otherwise.
+
+| Field | Value |
+| --- | --- |
+| `units`, `xHeight` | Math units per em and nominal x-height. |
+| `textUnits`, `textXHeight` | Geist units per em and nominal x-height. |
+| `chars` | Decimal Unicode code point to glyph index. |
+| `glyph(id)` | Demand-decoded `[advance, xMin, yMin, xMax, yMax, italicCorrection, topAccent, path]`. Missing IDs return `undefined`. |
+| `constants` | All 56 original OpenType `MathConstants`; percentage constants remain percentages. |
+| `vertical`, `horizontal` | Glyph index to `{variants, assembly?}`. |
+| `variants` | `[glyphIndex, advanceMeasurement]` pairs in font order. |
+| `assembly` | `{italic, parts}`. |
+| `parts` | `[glyphIndex, startConnector, endConnector, fullAdvance, isExtender]`. |
+| `minConnectorOverlap` | The font's minimum assembly overlap. |
+| `kern` | Four corner records per glyph, if present in the source; empty for Latin Modern. |
+| `scriptAlternates` | First- and second-level `ssty` glyph indices. |
+| `flatAccents`, `dotless` | Alternate glyph indices for `flac` and `dtls`. |
+| `extendedShapes` | Glyphs marked by `MathGlyphInfo.ExtendedShapeCoverage`. |
+| `edgeStep` | Height of each contour strip: 32 design units. |
+| `profile(id)` | Demand-decoded `[y0, [xMin, xMax], null, ...]` for a glyph, or `undefined` when absent; each following entry describes one strip. |
+
+Outline bounds round outward to whole units. The outlines themselves are unchanged, including exact fractional
+coordinates if present. Missing italic corrections are zero; missing accent attachments use half the advance.
+Assembly parts retain the OpenType order: bottom to top vertically, left to right horizontally. Latin Modern has
+no MATH Device adjustments. Hint programs and general text shaping tables are not used by the SVG renderer.
+
+Contour profiles cover 1,187 ASCII alphanumeric, mathematical italic and script glyphs, including optical and
+dotless forms. Entry `i + 1` bounds the original contour within `[y0 + i * edgeStep, y0 + (i + 1) * edgeStep]`;
+`null` means no ink. Cubic intersections and horizontal extrema determine the bounds. Values round outward
+with a small numerical guard. Profiles are derived spacing data; they do not replace outlines or pretend to be
+an original MATH kern table. Layout compares intersecting strips from both glyphs when placing scripts.
+
+Character mappings, optical substitutions and record offsets occupy a compact index decoded at module load.
+Glyph metrics, outlines and contour profiles stay in independent raw DEFLATE pages until requested. Every page
+ends at a record boundary and contains at most 16,384 decoded bytes. The complete set of pages travels in the
+same asset; rare characters, stretch parts and optical forms require no additional download.
+
+Outlines share exactly matching contours after translation. The 8,115 ordered contour references use 4,970
+unique contour records. A record either stores its original command structure and relative coordinates, or
+exact differences from an earlier contour with the same structure. Parent chains have at most four links.
+The generator prefers small coordinate differences as well as short records, because the smallest initial
+record does not necessarily produce the smallest compressed page. Glyph assembly restores the original
+absolute `M/L/H/V/C/Z` paths, including contour order; existing outline-part consumers use those commands.
+
+Glyph metrics use reversible bearing and half-advance predictors with a median origin per metric field.
+They retain the complete original bounds, advance, italic and accent measurements. Signed record integers
+use zigzag values: values below 240 take one byte, the next 3,840 values take two bytes, and larger values use
+an escape followed by unsigned LEB128. The coordinate unit is exact; this encoding performs no quantization.
+
+Profiles retain the original left/right strip coordinates and exact differences from matching strip structures.
+Identical arrays share storage: all 1,187 glyph-to-profile mappings are represented by 1,080 unique records.
+The renderer only asks for profiles when side-script placement can use them.
+
+The font owns three bounded least-recently-used caches: eight inflated pages, 256 completed glyph records and
+128 contour profiles. Temporary parent coordinates and page views are discarded after a glyph is assembled;
+cached glyphs contain the completed path and metrics. Reusing an evicted record reconstructs the same data.
+These caches contain font data only. They retain no formula source, parse tree, layout result, SVG element or
+document. Returned internal records are read-only to consumers.
+
+The synchronous decoder checks compressed input, output size, record boundaries and parent depth. It requires
+no network, font installation, font parser or platform font shaping at runtime. `glyph` and `profile` are
+internal font accessors; the public parser and rendering API remain independent of this storage format.
+
+The format follows the [OpenType MATH specification](https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/typography/opentype/spec/math)
+and [RFC 1951](https://www.rfc-editor.org/rfc/rfc1951). Three retained constants have no active consumer:
+`DelimitedSubFormulaMinHeight`, `SkewedFractionHorizontalGap` and `SkewedFractionVerticalGap`.

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