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Coverage, season contiguity and completeness, Sunday-aligned week numbering,
slug well-formedness, weekday agreement and vocabulary closure.
Checks run over a liturgical year rather than a civil one, since Christmastide
straddles January and would otherwise appear to recur.
Run against EF temporal for landmark years, both Easter extremes, and 200
random years across 1583..9998 -- the property layer is how confidence reaches
past the oracle horizon.
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Make alignment impossible: both headers and to_row are derived from a single
list of (name, extractor) pairs, so reordering one without the other is
impossible. CSV schema cannot silently mislabel columns.
Add a meaningful test that pins the header names in order, not just length.
This catches column reordering regressions.
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The boundary where rite-parametric types stop. CSV, JSON and the template
engine all render from this one schema, so they never see a type variable.
headers/to_row cover the scalar columns; names and citations are
variable-arity and wait for the richer encoders in Plan 5.
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add/suppress/replace/field-edit folded in order, last writer wins per field,
empty the identity. A directive naming an unknown slug, or adding one that
already exists, yields a diagnostic rather than silence or a hard failure:
overlays must survive a shifted base while still surfacing authoring errors.
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Entries sort by slug so equal layers serialise identically. The by-date index
is built once per layer rather than per year, since fixed dates are
year-independent; a full-domain sweep would otherwise rescan every entry for
every day. load turns parse and validation failures into result.
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The comment explaining Celebration's single type parameter claimed OCaml
rejects a type variable that appears in no field. That is false: a phantom
season parameter compiles cleanly. The real reason is a design choice, not a
compiler constraint -- a celebration has no season of its own (season is
contextual to the day, and lives in Temporal.t), and a phantom parameter
would carry no information while forcing every consumer to thread a
meaningless variable.
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Rite specificity is carried by type parameters plus a vocab record of
operations rather than by functors: the same guarantee that a rite cannot name
another rite's season, without threading module plumbing through every kernel
module. Celebration takes only the rank parameter, since it has no season
field and OCaml rejects a type variable that appears in no field.
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Use [@@deriving sexp] with open Sexplib0.Sexp_conv instead of hand-rolling
converters (fixes non-standard Citation shape and missing field validation).
Names.t_of_sexp wraps derived version to enforce canonical sort on load.
Add tests:
- Names of_list duplicate handling
- Names sexp canonical sort guarantee (identical serialization)
- Names and Date_spec sexp roundtrips
Fix Names.remove to canonicalize output (defensive against non-canonical input).
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Names is an open language-keyed assoc kept in canonical order so equal name
sets serialise identically. Citation carries references only, never text.
Date_spec ships the one form the EF sanctoral needs; 29 February is
constructible and resolves to None in common years.
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Both parse through a smart constructor returning result, and both hand-write
t_of_sexp so a malformed value in a data file is rejected at load rather than
silently accepted -- deriving the converter would have bypassed validation.
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The six liturgical colours and the Lord/BVM/saint/temporal distinction are
common to both Roman forms, so they are shared closed variants rather than
rite-parametric. Subject is so named because class is an OCaml keyword.
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Adds sexplib and ppx_sexp_conv to the project and wires the ppx into the
kernel library. Date's sexp form is an ISO-8601 atom rather than the opaque
rata die, so data files stay human-editable and parsing revalidates the
1583..9999 domain.
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Ash Wednesday/Palm Sunday/Ascension/Pentecost/Corpus Christi as Easter+/-N.
Verified vs 2026 dates; exhaustive weekday invariants 1583..9999 (Ash Wed=Wed,
Ascension/Corpus Christi=Thu, Palm/Pentecost=Sun).
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Anonymous Gregorian (Meeus/Jones/Butcher) for OF+EF; Meeus Julian mapped to the
proleptic-Gregorian date for future eastern rites. Verified vs known dates
(2000/2024-27, 1583; Orthodox 2023/24) and EXHAUSTIVELY over 1583..9999: every
Easter is a Sunday in [Mar22,Apr25].
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Hinnant civil<->days rep (1970-epoch rata die); make validates month/day and
the 1583..9999 domain; of_rata/add_days are total arithmetic. Weekday, compare.
Tested: known weekdays, leap boundaries, rejects; qcheck round-trip / add-inverse
/ weekday-cycle properties over random in-range dates.
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OCaml 5.2.0 local switch; colitur_kernel library, a colitur executable stub,
and an alcotest+qcheck test runner. AGPL LICENSE, README, generated colitur.opam.
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