Establish BlackSTAR as an independent STAR successor - #2
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Summary
This change establishes BlackSTAR as an explicitly independent, community-maintained
successor to STAR while preserving clear lineage, attribution, and compatibility
boundaries.
--version-jsonfor machine-readable deployment and provenance checksThe transition does not change alignment or index algorithms relative to the released
2.7.11b-blackstar.2code. It promotes that qualified implementation into anindependently versioned project and adds release/governance infrastructure.
Compatibility identity
1.0.02.7.11b-blackstar.32.7.11b2.7.4a--versionremains wrapper-compatible--version-jsonexposes all four identities explicitlyEvidence
The committed benchmark evidence compares official STAR
2.7.11bwith releasedBlackSTAR
.2under paired, order-balanced trials:1256.03 sto607.18 smedian,51.44%lower wall time82.49 sto55.20 s,33.11%lower wall time90.22 sto63.15 s,30.75%median paired reduction1225.62 sfull rebuild to39.04 s,31.50xfasterCorrectness evidence includes index equivalence, mapping equivalence, Delta equivalence,
and GFP/GST insertion tests. Exact methods, trial values, resource tradeoffs, and scope
limitations are committed under
docs/benchmarks/anddocs/PERFORMANCE.md.Local qualification of commit
87f235544d90a9f9bd4220a86eef6bc0f713e0b2passed:7012c09b98957a02a14ca440aa01e695456d43f2219ba5809bc2e38a330201dd2.7.11boracleGitHub CI is the authoritative clean-environment gate for this PR, including both GCC
and Clang builds, complete acceptance tests, architecture source reproducibility, and
CodeQL analysis.
Transition boundary
This PR does not:
v1.0.0tag or releaseAfter CI passes, a final independently verified recovery archive and detachment-readiness
receipt will be created. Permanent fork-network detachment remains a separate,
explicitly approved operation.