CHROMATIC HABITAT — RESOURCE ATTRIBUTION

The field grammar, artworks, implementation and essays are assembled for
Unified State's Job133. Carrier definitions remain inherited source material.
Their exact records and attribution are retained in common/runtime/dictionary.json
and common/runtime/state/checked.jsonl. The public application's data.js retains
the full records for its available subset, including their provenance fields.

Wikipedia-derived definitions: Wikipedia contributors; article/revision/history
links are retained in individual records. Derived textual adaptations retain
CC BY-SA 4.0: https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/
Declared earlier modifications include extraction, compact AI-authored definitions,
qualifications, selection and proposed contextual links. Job133 selects and
arranges inherited concepts within new fields; it does not change the pinned
definitions. No Wikipedia or Wikimedia endorsement is implied.

The unchanged inherited notice is common/runtime/vendor/LICENSE-ATTRIBUTION.txt.
Its references to source/articles.json, review/catalog.json and lexicon/sources
describe the original enrichment package. In THIS distribution use the per-entry
record provenance and common/runtime/vendor/sources for retained lexical notices.
The earlier complete article corpus is not bundled here and is not freshly fetched.

The lexical dependency derives from Grady Ward's Moby Words II; its retained
manifest and Project Gutenberg notices are included under common/runtime/vendor.
This attribution note does not retroactively relicense pre-existing records,
underlying codecs or unrelated material. Their existing terms remain in force.
The seven-ray mark identifies Unified State, not a third-party affiliation.