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Split the range-loader patch into single-concern patches 0002-0005 (loader, filtered state report, boundary I/O endpoint guard, worker range-report hook), add UPSTREAM-ASSUMPTIONS.json describing each patch's assumptions, and enforce control-plane/license boundary checks plus first-incompatible- patch reporting in scripts/llama_cpp_dependency.py apply/reverse/verify. 7 passed in tests/test_llama_cpp_dependency.py; SHA256SUMS verified against all five patches; focused native CTest (test-meshnet-range-ownership 1/1) recorded in evidence README (build/ dir not present in this environment to independently reverify).
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Third-party notices: llama.cpp
The reproducibility harness fetches source from
ggml-org/llama.cpp at exact commit
e920c523e3b8a0163fe498af5bf90df35ff51d25.
- Upstream license: MIT. The fetched checkout's
LICENSEand copyright notices remain intact and must accompany any redistribution of this source or binary. No patch in the numbered stack touchesLICENSE/copyright files or removes any upstream copyright or license text; this is enforced on every apply. - Meshnet's five-patch stack (CMake marker, range loading, filtered state, boundary I/O, worker hooks) is an additive local change. It does not replace, relicense, or remove upstream notices, and it contains no Meshnet routing, billing, relay, authentication, Tracker, or transport code.
- No donor code is included. In particular, Mesh-LLM remains a research/test donor only and no part of its scheduler, routing, discovery, package manager, or patch series is incorporated here.
Release packaging must include the upstream MIT text from the exact materialized
checkout plus this notice. scripts/llama_cpp_dependency.py refuses to build if
the upstream LICENSE is absent.