chore(quantecon): track PR #89 in fork trackers and cut qe-v10 metadata - #91
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VERSION.yml gains feature 15 (merge_sha a40f0cb, tag null until the next qe-v cut); UPSTREAM-PRS.yml gains a standalone heading-attributes candidate — it completes upstream's inline-attribute mechanism (their jupyter-book#1822) and touches no fork-modified code paths, so the cherry-pick should be clean. Downstream adoption is tracked in QuantEcon/claude-latex-to-myst#160 and needs a qe-v10 tag first. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Pull request overview
Updates QuantEcon’s post-merge tracking metadata for PR #89 (“heading-attributes”) to keep the fork’s release/feature ledger and upstream-candidate planning in sync with the documented workflow in quantecon/README.md.
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- Added merged feature id: 15 (
heading-attributes) toquantecon/VERSION.ymlwithmerge_sha: a40f0cb0andtag: null(until the next qe-v tag is cut). - Added a new upstream_candidates entry (
heading-attributes,status: pending) toquantecon/UPSTREAM-PRS.yml, including commit metadata and upstream pitch/notes.
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| File | Description |
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| quantecon/VERSION.yml | Records the newly merged fork feature (#89) and its merge SHA for qe-v tagging/traceability. |
| quantecon/UPSTREAM-PRS.yml | Tracks #89 as a pending standalone upstream candidate with rationale and commit reference. |
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qe_version -> qe-v10; feature 15 (a40f0cb) tagged qe-v10. Tag to be cut on this PR's merge commit per the VERSION.yml procedure, so the tagged tree is self-consistent. qe-v10 = qe-v9 + heading attribute blocks + the qe-version.ts untracking housekeeping (#90, no feature row). Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Post-merge tracker update for #89 plus the qe-v10 metadata cut, following the single-PR precedent of the qe-v9 cut (#82 /
24f6ae80).VERSION.yml — feature 15
heading-attributes(merge_sha: a40f0cb0) withtag: qe-v10, andqe_versionbumped toqe-v10. Per the file's cut procedure the tag is created on this PR's squash-merge commit after it lands, so anyone reading VERSION.yml at tagqe-v10sees a self-consistent file. qe-v10 = qe-v9 + heading attribute blocks + the qe-version.ts untracking housekeeping (#90, deliberately no feature row — no published behavior change).UPSTREAM-PRS.yml — standalone
heading-attributescandidate (status: pending). The upstream story from #88/#89: it completes upstream's own inline-attribute mechanism (jupyter-book#1822) rather than adding fork syntax, uses pandoc's heading-attribute notation, and touches no fork-modified code paths —enumerate.tsis untouched — so the cherry-pick ontoupstream/mainshould replay cleanly with no bundling dependencies.After merge: tag the squash commit (
git tag qe-v10 <sha> -m "qe-v10: heading attribute blocks", push), then QuantEcon/claude-latex-to-myst#160 can pin qe-v10 and start emitting{.unnumbered}for starred headings (24 wrongly-numbered headings in the Deep Learning book, book-dp2's\section*{Summary}drift).🤖 Generated with Claude Code