docs(c-series): wire the Zenodo DOI through every citing record - #122
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10.5281/zenodo.22167996, deposit version c-series-v1, verified to resolve to
records/22167996 before being embedded.
The load-bearing one is `Encoding_Protocol_v0_2.md`'s Validation Record. It
cited `credenza/docs/donetest/...` paths that resolve for NOBODY outside this
project — the escalation the supplement was published to close, still open in
the protocol's own prose. It now points at `studies/c-series/` and the DOI, and
carries the `uofa verify` invocation inline so a reader can check a package
without leaving the page.
The ledger's §4.6 venue line replaces its placeholder ("a Zenodo deposit ... is
minted from these same bytes") with the minted DOI. The supplement README states
the split: cite the DOI in a manuscript, cite the directory to run the checks.
**Flagged, not fixed:** the Zenodo record's title reads "Unit of Assurance
(UoFA) Specification", inherited from CITATION.cff rather than the release
title, so the DOI reads in a bibliography as a citation of the spec rather than
of the data supplement. That is a record-metadata edit on Zenodo and a repo
identity question in CITATION.cff — both the author's, not this commit's.
…r cites The deposit minted two: 10.5281/zenodo.22167996 is the VERSION DOI (this release, these bytes) and 10.5281/zenodo.22167995 is the CONCEPT DOI (always the latest version). Only the first was wired in. The distinction is load-bearing for a results chapter. A version DOI cannot move under a reference; a concept DOI can, and would silently repoint a citation at different bytes the day a c-series-v2 is cut. The records now say which to cite and why, rather than leaving a reader to pick.
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DOI: https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.22167996 — deposit version
c-series-v1, verified to resolve tozenodo.org/records/22167996before being embedded anywhere.Three records updated
docs/Encoding_Protocol_v0_2.mdcredenza/docs/donetest/...paths that resolve for nobody outside the project. Now points atstudies/c-series/and the DOI, with theuofa verifyinvocation inlinestudies/ch4_numbers/LEDGER.md§4.6studies/c-series/README.mdThe protocol's Validation Record is the one that mattered. The supplement was published specifically to close the escalation that outside readers couldn't resolve the C-series citations — and until this commit, the protocol's own prose still stranded them.
Flagged, not fixed
The Zenodo record's title reads "Unit of Assurance (UoFA) Specification", inherited from
CITATION.cffrather than the release title. In a bibliography that DOI will read as a citation of the specification rather than the data supplement.That's a record-metadata edit on Zenodo, plus a
CITATION.cffidentity question that will recur on every future deposit from this repo. Both are author decisions, so neither is in this commit.Verification
3421 passed, 14 skipped. Documentation-only.