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(** The OF (post-1970) rite, bundled: this library's top-level module (its
filename matches the library's own name "rite_of", so dune uses it as
the library's entry point directly rather than generating one -- see the
.ml's own comment). Re-exports every sibling module this library
defines, so [Rite_of.Vocab_of], [Rite_of.Temporal_of],
[Rite_of.Precedence_of], [Rite_of.Rubrics_of] and [Rite_of.Lectionary_of]
keep resolving exactly as they did before this module existed.
Task 5 (2026-08-25-colitur-of-phases-3-5): assembles Tasks 1-4's
separately-built pieces into a {!Colitur_kernel.Rite.t}, with NO kernel
change -- the spec's own central claim for this module. *)
module Vocab_of = Vocab_of
module Temporal_of = Temporal_of
module Precedence_of = Precedence_of
module Rubrics_of = Rubrics_of
module Lectionary_of = Lectionary_of
(** The OF rite (design spec's [RITE] signature, realised as a
{!Colitur_kernel.Rite.t} value, the same shape {!Rite_ef.Rite_ef.context}
already establishes):
- [id], [vocab], [year_start], [temporal], [anchors]: {!Temporal_of}
unchanged (Normae n. 35-44's seasons and named movable/fixed days).
- [easter]: {!Colitur_kernel.Computus.gregorian_easter} -- the Roman
rite's own computus, supplied by the rite rather than assumed by the
kernel, so a Julian-reckoning rite can differ (see the .ml's own
citation).
- [fixed_key]: identity. The OF carries no bissextile (kalends-doubling)
convention the way the 1962 Missal does -- see the .ml's own citation
for the primary-source check this rests on.
- [rules]: {!Precedence_of}'s Tabula/Normae n. 60 functions, wrapped as
one {!Colitur_kernel.Precedence.rules} record.
- [season_runs]: NOT {!Vocab_of.seasons} -- see the .ml's own citation:
Ordinary Time runs in two separate blocks over one liturgical year
(Normae n. 43-44), so the expected run-length-compressed sequence
names it twice.
- [transfer_target]: {!Precedence_of.transfer_target}, Normae n. 60/n. 5.
Known incomplete on one named date shape (Normae n. 56(f), St
Joseph's backward anticipation onto Palm Sunday) -- documented on that
value's own .mli, not repeated or silently worked around here.
- [readings]: {!Lectionary_of.readings} partially applied to the
caller's own [~lectionary] and {!Temporal_of.year_start} (the OF
reading-cycle arithmetic's own Advent anchor) -- no [~commons]
parameter, unlike EF: the OF lectionary chain has no Commons
indirection to thread through.
- [citation_shapes]: TWO well-formed shapes, not EF's one --
[[First; Gospel]] on a feria, feast or memorial, and
[[First; Second; Gospel]] on a Sunday or solemnity (OLM 1981
Praenotanda n. 66.1/n. 69.1, n. 84(b)/(c)) -- see this file's own
[context] for the full citation and
{!Colitur_kernel.Rite.t.citation_shapes}'s own doc comment for why
this field is rite-supplied at all.
- [creed], [gloria], [preface]: {!Rubrics_of}, IGMR n. 53/67-68/364-365.
[~lectionary] is a caller-supplied parameter, not a value closed over an
internal load -- {!Rite_ef.Rite_ef.context}'s own .ml comment records
the exact startup failure this shape avoids (a command touching no
lectionary data, like `colitur easter <year>`, dying at load time the
moment the data file is merely absent from a bare build). Follow that
same seam here: a caller loads data/of/lectionary.sexp however suits it
(bin/main.ml's own loader is the one this module ships with), and a
future diocesan/proper OF lectionary overlay has the identical seam to
attach to. *)
val context : lectionary:Colitur_kernel.Lectionary.t -> (Vocab_of.season, Vocab_of.rank) Colitur_kernel.Rite.t
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