mupdf-parts.py reads which third parties and font families the
Windows build compiled in; Make builds still list their folders.
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Lightproof, the Python grammar checker in the English dictionaries,
hung the Windows worker whenever a profile was reused; macOS and
Linux carry no Python, so it never ran there. The build now drops it.
A killed worker's profile and document locks hung the next start or
load: the worker runs with SAL_NOLOCK_PROFILE and ely.xcd turns off
LibreOffice's locking; Ely checks conflicts itself.
release.yml runs scripts/ci.sh for each platform on tag push: the
Mac mini builds its engines once in a lasting clone, the Windows
runner links this machine's engines, and Linux builds in WSL on that
runner. makensis reads the script as UTF-8.
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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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