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sweep: stamp ant-protocol, saorsa-core, saorsa-transport — 2026-06-13#58

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  • ant-protocol: ffaf12d41c1f129ed92051e04aaf5d6f8e94eec734c11cb9f626290b18263ebe8e10e172e5523424
  • saorsa-core: a681772c042b8215f36a9a860510d1fdb54b7540180454671b87debcb2afbd83f2d8126c41b0dd02
  • saorsa-transport: 2ee8e944ae32c3667ca8b588365a65a41f4b0f14e24ecaced902f668d64cda2269deef0babd5d9ab

Source artifacts inspected

  • ant-protocol/Cargo.toml, Cargo.lock
  • saorsa-core/README.md, docs/API.md, src/lib.rs, src/bootstrap/manager.rs, src/rate_limit.rs
  • saorsa-transport/README.md, src/lib.rs, src/bootstrap_cache/ (deleted)

Developer-facing change

Internal refactors; no developer-facing impact.

  • ant-protocol (rc-2026.6.2): version bump 2.1.2 → 2.1.3 and saorsa-core dependency pin 0.24.5 → 0.25.0 only.
  • saorsa-core (rc-2026.6.2): BootstrapManager and JoinRateLimiter APIs removed; bootstrap now configured via NodeConfig::builder(). Docs describe saorsa-core at the high level ("P2P node, DHT, bootstrap handling, trust system") which remains accurate.
  • saorsa-transport (rc-2026.6.2): bootstrap cache removed (src/bootstrap_cache/ deleted, README Bootstrap Cache section gone). None of the docs pages reference the bootstrap cache; all transport claims (QUIC, NAT traversal, ML-KEM-768 + ML-DSA-65, pure post-quantum) remain accurate.

Files changed in this PR

  • docs/architecture/system-overview.md — ant-protocol, saorsa-core, saorsa-transport verification blocks stamped
  • docs/core-concepts/payment-model.md — ant-protocol verification block stamped
  • docs/core-concepts/post-quantum-cryptography.md — saorsa-transport verification block stamped
  • docs/index.md — saorsa-transport verification block stamped
  • docs/reference/glossary.md — ant-protocol, saorsa-core, saorsa-transport verification blocks stamped
  • docs/reference/source-repositories.md — ant-protocol, saorsa-core, saorsa-transport verification blocks stamped
  • skills/start/version.json — verified_commits.ant-protocol updated
  • skills/start/SKILL.md — verified_commits.ant-protocol and verified_date updated
  • planning/sweeps/2026-06-13.md — run summary added

Verification run

  • Re-ran python3 scripts/sweep_poll.py on the prepared branch: status: ok, 0 drifted records — passed
  • Targeted diff inspection of Cargo.toml (ant-protocol), README.md and docs/API.md (saorsa-core), README.md and src/lib.rs (saorsa-transport) at the pinned head_sha — confirmed no developer-facing surface changes in any docs page
  • No markdown linter or link checker configured — skipped
  • No code samples changed — syntax check not applicable
  • Confirmed SKILL.md body is byte-identical to base — linked-release rule does not apply; version, published_date, and CHANGELOG.md are unchanged

Uncertainties

The saorsa-core src/bootstrap/manager.rs deletion (581 lines) and src/rate_limit.rs deletion (317 lines) were classified metadata-only because no docs page references BootstrapManager, CacheConfig, JoinRateLimiter, or JoinRateLimiterConfig by name. A reviewer may wish to confirm no current docs page or SKILL.md body implicitly depends on these APIs before merging.


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ant-protocol 2.1.3 (rc-2026.6.2): version bump only, no API changes.
saorsa-core 0.25.0 (rc-2026.6.2): removed BootstrapManager and JoinRateLimiter; internal refactor, no docs surface changed.
saorsa-transport (rc-2026.6.2): bootstrap cache removed; docs pages do not reference bootstrap cache.
@JimCollinson JimCollinson merged commit 31ce2e8 into main Jun 13, 2026
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