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3 changes: 2 additions & 1 deletion README.md
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This repository is an experimental fork maintained by Data Clique Software
Design FZCO in the `dataclique` GitHub organization. It contains work unrelated
to ST0x, including the Haskell binding in 0.4.0.
to ST0x, including the Haskell binding in 0.4.0 and the planned TypeScript
binding in 0.5.0.

The original Event Sorcery project remains owned and maintained by ST0x, with
contributions from Data Clique Software Design FZCO and other contributors.
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backends and decisions
- [ ] [#13 Durable protocols lack end-to-end cross-binding conformance coverage](https://github.com/dataclique/event-sorcery/issues/13)

## TypeScript access to the shared engine

Release 0.5.0 is intended to add a typed TypeScript binding over the shared Rust
engine. The binding will reuse the same versioned engine contract rather than
own storage or durable protocol decisions. Runtime integration, packaging, and
the public TypeScript surface remain to be specified after 0.4.0; no TypeScript
implementation is part of the current release.

- [ ] [#50 TypeScript services cannot use the shared engine](https://github.com/dataclique/event-sorcery/issues/50)

## Not epic

- [ ] [#6 sqlite_event_repository is SQLite-specific code inside the backend-agnostic core](https://github.com/dataclique/event-sorcery/issues/6)
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- the current native Rust API; and
- an idiomatic Haskell binding over a versioned C ABI.

This specification governs the experimental fork hosted in the `dataclique`
GitHub organization. The original Event Sorcery project remains owned and
maintained by ST0x, with contributions from Data Clique Software Design FZCO
and other contributors. Experimental bindings in this fork are not part of the
ST0x project unless ST0x adopts them separately.

The shared engine MUST be extracted from the implementation already present in
this repository. It MUST continue to build on:

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Any such change requires a separate specification and compatibility decision.

## 0.5.0 direction

Release 0.5.0 is intended to add a typed TypeScript binding over the shared
Rust engine. This records the release direction only; TypeScript implementation
is outside the 0.4.0 scope and contract.

The TypeScript binding MUST remain a veneer over the existing engine and MUST
NOT introduce independent storage or durable protocol decisions. Its runtime
integration, packaging, public surface, and conformance requirements require a
separate 0.5.0 specification and compatibility decision.

## Architectural rule

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