A new reader had no single page that said where things are: three platform
trees, nine shared crates, the four unified packages, the shims that remain,
and which differences are on purpose. The page gives:
- the three trees and what lives in each (root = Windows, komorebi-for-kde,
komorebi-for-mac) and that the root Cargo.toml is the only workspace;
- the packages komorebi (komorebi-daemon, cfg_select! over komorebi-windows,
komorebi-linux, komorebi-macos), komorebic, komorebi-client, komorebi-bar
and their cfg(target_os) layout, and the shim packages until the cutover;
- the crates/ map (protocol, config, collections, transport, backend, core,
settings, bar-core, komorebic-core);
- where the platforms differ on purpose, with a pointer to seam.md,
core-model.md, settings.md, unified-binaries.md, bar-unification.md and
macos-handcheck.md;
- the oracles (wire goldens, config and bar schemas, CLI docs, derivation
drift) and the tiered feedback loops;
- the tools outside the repository (fast-check, mac-check.sh,
kde-closure-check, e2e-needed, gate-lock, ...) with a proposal of which to
commit; nothing was moved.
Statements were checked against Cargo manifests (cargo metadata --no-deps
lists the package names used), flake.nix and the source directories. The
version numbers and the packages list were read from manifests. Not built;
macOS statements are what the progress log says, not observed.
