LICENSE is the MIT text, copyright Yang Zhang; the workspace crates,
the docs and the site say MIT. Bundled engines keep their licences:
LibreOffice (MPL-2.0), Git (GPL-2.0) and MuPDF (AGPL-3.0), which ElyPDF
links, so the Linux packages name both, e.g. "MIT AND AGPL-3.0-or-later".
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CONTRIBUTING opens pull requests from a GitHub fork; the Linux
packages' homepage is the GitHub repository; agents.md records the move.
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PRD and agents.md name the native route; ElyMail's body will not use
CEF or Electron. ElyMark's package carries the KaTeX fonts' OFL.
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linuxdeploy points binaries at usr/lib and copied libcef.so there,
away from CEF's data: two 1.45 GB copies and a crash on ICU data.
The CEF runtime now moves to usr/lib, and linuxdeploy runs with the
AppDir's lib path, so libcef.so is found in place and kept once.
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Both build on packaging/stage.sh. The NSIS installer takes the staged
folder and removes only what it laid out; installer.sh drives it. The
AppImage gives linuxdeploy the app, the workers and libcef.so.
ElyPDF's test window installs the app's menus first, as ElyTree's
does. probe.yml reports what each Gitea runner holds.
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