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The repo had no licence, which meant nobody could legally use or contribute to it, and no contributing, security or conduct policy. It also shipped a 593 KB PNG as its favicon. The mark is discrete bars with one quantum detached: the same shape reads as stacked data pages and as energy levels. It renders from one SVG to the icon set every frontend needs, 49 KB for all of them together. Issue templates ask for what this project actually decides on: hardware and repeated runs for performance reports, a reproduction for bugs.
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Bench report✅ All profiles within the ±10% noise band of main. Baseline: main @ same runn. Cells read baseline → this PR. Verdicts need more than ±15% to leave the noise band. linux-arm64-full
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Field referenceAll engines in identical containers, same driver, measured 2026-07-24 @ ba0ec39. A different harness than the tables above, so read this as standing, not as this PR's delta. linux-arm64-full
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Apache-2.0, per the decision to keep cloud hosting open to anyone.
The repo carried no licence at all, which legally meant all rights reserved: the people who starred it had no right to use or contribute to the code. It also had no contributing guide, security policy, conduct policy, issue templates or pull request template.
The mark is discrete bars with one quantum detached, so the same shape reads as stacked data pages and as quantum energy levels. It is hand drawn SVG rather than generated, so it is version controlled and renders cleanly at every size. One source produces the whole icon set, and all of it together is 49 KB against the 593 KB the old favicon.png cost on its own on every page load.
The issue templates ask for what this project actually decides on. The performance one requires the hardware and whether the run was repeated, because flush cost varies by orders of magnitude between an SSD, a spinning disk and a container volume, and because a single run here cannot resolve anything under about fifteen percent.
CONTRIBUTING states the rule that took this project a while to learn: performance claims are settled by the bench matrix, not by a local run.