feat(stdlib): redistributable attr class (superseded) - #860
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Declares whether a package's built artifacts may enter the public binary cache. Absent means true. Set false for vendor-proprietary binaries whose license/ToS forbids redistribution: build infrastructure then neither uploads, indexes, nor seals their artifacts, and consumers always build locally from the vendor source (the planner's index-miss fallback — no CLI change needed). Schema only; nothing reads it in this repo. The honor sites land in build-servers; the attr gets set in pkgs. Inert until both deploy. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Superseded by the follow-up PR (reworded commit/description). |
Superseded by #861 (same change, reworded).