tools/make_epub.py converts the same src/ the PDF is set from, running
polish.py first, with original page numbers as page-list metadata, endnotes
gathered in one linked Notes section, and the colophon and errata included.
It raises on any macro it does not declare. tools/epub_audit.py checks by
class of fault (LaTeX residue, escaping, empty blocks, links, images, XML,
content, typography drift from the PDF); make epub runs both.
\byedition{PDF}{EPUB} lets the colophon carry the sentences that are true of
only one edition; the errata introduction moves into src/errata.tex so both
editions print one copy. reprocheck.py now accepts an .epub and skips
environment parameters that are layout, not copy.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
It is assembled from src/preamble.tex, src/colophon.tex and work/pages
each build, so it churned in the diff and carried no information the
tracked sources do not.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
A searchable, re-typeset edition of Fiona Ross, "The Evolution of the
Printed Bengali Character from 1778 to 1978" (Ph.D., SOAS, 1988),
transcribed from the 431-leaf ProQuest scan. All 431 pages done; 178
plates and 410 inline type specimens cut from the scan; 51 errata.
Tracked: the transcription (src/pages), the preamble and its typographic
decisions, the cut images (plates/ — not reliably regenerable, the crop
specs for the inline cuts were never scripted), tools, and the four
working documents.
Not tracked: the built PDF, which `make` remakes from src/ and plates/;
the ProQuest scan under source/, which is third-party and needed only by
`make prep` and `make plate`; scans/ and work/, both regenerable.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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