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@@ -105,19 +105,19 @@ document CLI and HTTP host are separately checked at 36,135 B and 44,342 B of linked `text`, with libc as their only direct shared library. These are regression boundaries for the recorded toolchain, not total memory targets. [The current authored policy and total cost](docs/research/069-atomic-authored-size-policy.md). +The verification device is the local Raspberry Pi 5 (Linux AArch64, 16 KiB +pages, ext4 on SD); macOS is no longer a completion requirement. `make -C prototypes/connections check-portable` runs the C behavior checks -without Linux-only size/RSS tools; it is the first check to run on Apple Silicon -macOS with Apple Clang. `make -C prototypes/connections check-portable-tui` +without Linux-only size/RSS tools. `make -C prototypes/connections check-portable-tui` runs both terminal editors through real PTYs without Linux `/proc`; it does not measure their RSS. `make -C prototypes/connections BUILD=build/native-checkpoint check-native-checkpoint` combines those checks with real CLI document RSS samples for 1 MiB creation, read and 1 B revision edit. It adds no runtime code or macOS memory ceiling. The storage adapter now exposes the Darwin open flags it uses. -These checks have passed on Linux AArch64, but no macOS SDK build or -native run has been completed here, so this is not a macOS support claim. -The [Apple Silicon CI job](.github/workflows/native-macos-arm64.yml) runs those -native app, PTY, authored policy, RSS and in-process document-routing checks on a macOS arm64 -runner when this source is hosted on GitHub; a passing run is still required. +These checks have passed on Linux AArch64. No macOS SDK build or native run +has been completed, so this is not a macOS support claim. The +[Apple Silicon CI job](.github/workflows/native-macos-arm64.yml) remains an +optional portability check for a GitHub-hosted copy. The optional `make -C prototypes/connections check-portable-peer` runs real authenticated TLS document work for both native peer profiles without Linux `/proc`; it requires OpenSSL and has [separate Linux cost evidence](docs/research/058-portable-authenticated-peer-check.md). |