refactor: keep compiler source standalone

Signed-off-by: Cole Speelman <crspeelman@gmail.com>
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@@ -36,22 +36,18 @@ request object, or production server.
## Status
This repository is an unsupported public pre-1.0 source preview, not a supported v1 release. EQL Wiki remains the proof-of-production proving ground, and v1 is gated on security testing, cross-platform determinism, and a 14-day production soak with no renderer, security, or accessibility regression.
[sandwichhime.com](https://sandwichhime.com/) is the running self-hosted proof:
its pages begin as `.sando`, compile into ordinary Go, and ship in an ordinary
Go service whose production binary links only the `sando` runtime—not this
compiler.
This repository is an unsupported public pre-1.0 source preview, not a
supported v1 release. V1 is gated only by repository-owned compiler, runtime,
security, compatibility, and release checks. Application-specific deployments,
examples, and case studies live in their own repositories and are not imported
as release evidence here.
For repository development:
```sh
go install ./cmd/himesan
himesan generate ./examples/eql-shaped
himesan check ./examples/eql-shaped
go test ./...
(cd sando && go test ./...)
(cd examples/eql-shaped && himesan dev --config himesan.json)
./scripts/verify.sh
./scripts/check-licenses.sh
```
The portable path is `generate`, `check`, and the project's normal Go tools.
@@ -123,5 +119,7 @@ participation does not confer ownership of the identity or project.
The fuller origin, Japanese craft inspirations, family dedication, human-art
commitment, and stewardship boundary live on the
[project site](https://sandwichhime.com/docs/project/). Performance claims will
follow published measurements, never precede them.
[project site](https://sandwichhime.com/docs/project/). Tutorials and copyable
applications are maintained separately from this compiler repository.
Performance claims will follow repository-owned measurements, never precede
them.