The site linked prose citations through profile_sync, which made the site build depend on the checker. The prose runs and their patterns move to sourceref, the grammar module both read, and profile_sync re-exports them.
A profile that reads a libretro core and the original emulator cited both trees alike, and readers could not tell whether the core or the emulator asked for a file. A cited path now opens with source or upstream, the repository its lines are in. Emulator code a port carries is attributed upstream when the original holds the same value on the cited line.
profile_sync --attribute-refs writes the words from where the lines are found and follows a word already written. The site links each citation to that repository's pin, labels it libretro core or upstream emulator, and says on each file card whose code asks for it. A recale keeps the word, and mame_ref_audit reads the tree it names.
Notes, file notes and platform details carried file:line citations as plain text although profile_sync keeps each on the profile's pin. A citation now links when the profile reads one repository and the path is rooted or already used by a structured source_ref. Platform detail source_refs go through the same renderer as file cards.
The site imported two parsing functions from profile_sync, so every change to the comparison tool redeployed an unchanged site. The grammar now lives in sourceref.py.
Three groups leave generate_site.py: the write-and-sweep bookkeeping the
whole build shares, the pinned permalinks into cited sources, and the
small renderings every page uses. Each sits below what calls it, so the
page generators stay the only composite layer.
Verified against the previous revision on frozen inputs: 571 artefacts
identical, and the rendered site still resolves all local links across
511 pages.
Abdessamad Derraz