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Revert the toolchain: back to the repository as it was before the flake - #23
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Restores every file to its state at f481e36 — the commit before "nix: pin the whole toolchain and mechanise the maintenance it guards" (#14). This undoes #14 through #22: the flake, the pinned browser, the CDP watch/verify tooling, the Claude Code setup, and the docs written around them. WHAT THIS DOES NOT TOUCH, and it is the whole reason a revert is safe here: neither userscript changed at any point in that range. thumbwall.user.js and leolist-listings-only.user.js are byte-identical at f481e36 and at main (e6804e698a52 and 4d9db4aa33bd). thumbwall stays at 5.0.0, leolist at 1.65.0. No published behaviour changes and no script work is lost. CI still gates. Both required checks are defined in the restored lint.yml under the same names branch protection asks for — "eslint + meta" and "node --check" — and scripts/meta-lint.mjs predates the range, so `npm run lint` remains the publish gate it always was. Removed: flake.nix, flake.lock, nix/mermaid-ascii.nix, .envrc, .claude/, CLAUDE.md, .github/workflows/nix.yml, the markdownlint configs and _typos.toml. Restored: .gitignore, eslint.config.mjs, lint.yml, CHANGELOG.md, CONTRIBUTING.md and README.md to their pre-flake content. A revert rather than a force-push: main is public and carries 22 merged pull requests, and rewriting that history would break every clone and branch taken from it. The tree is what matters and the tree is exact.
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Restores every file to its state at f481e36 — the commit before "nix: pin the
whole toolchain and mechanise the maintenance it guards" (#14). This undoes #14
through #22: the flake, the pinned browser, the CDP watch/verify tooling, the
Claude Code setup, and the docs written around them.
WHAT THIS DOES NOT TOUCH, and it is the whole reason a revert is safe here:
neither userscript changed at any point in that range. thumbwall.user.js and
leolist-listings-only.user.js are byte-identical at f481e36 and at main
(e6804e698a52 and 4d9db4aa33bd). thumbwall stays at 5.0.0, leolist at 1.65.0.
No published behaviour changes and no script work is lost.
CI still gates. Both required checks are defined in the restored lint.yml under
the same names branch protection asks for — "eslint + meta" and "node --check" —
and scripts/meta-lint.mjs predates the range, so
npm run lintremains thepublish gate it always was.
Removed: flake.nix, flake.lock, nix/mermaid-ascii.nix, .envrc, .claude/,
CLAUDE.md, .github/workflows/nix.yml, the markdownlint configs and _typos.toml.
Restored: .gitignore, eslint.config.mjs, lint.yml, CHANGELOG.md,
CONTRIBUTING.md and README.md to their pre-flake content.
A revert rather than a force-push: main is public and carries 22 merged pull
requests, and rewriting that history would break every clone and branch taken
from it. The tree is what matters and the tree is exact.