Project Records
This section collects implementation rationale and dated evidence that are useful to maintainers but are not the primary user or API documentation.
Record collections
- Design and implementation records — decisions, constraints, implemented RFCs, compatibility notes, and scoped proposals.
- Runtime benchmarks — dated memory and lifecycle measurements with their test conditions.
- Plugin SDK change notes — migration-oriented notes for significant plugin API additions or changes.
How to read records
The current code, tests, public guides, and API reference take precedence. A record may explain why a behavior exists without guaranteeing that every implementation detail is still current.
Before using a record as implementation authority:
- check its status and date;
- follow its code and test references;
- compare them with the current branch;
- confirm future work through an accepted issue or maintained project board.
See Documentation Maintenance for ownership, translation, and status rules.