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Explain submodules in README and bring back normalization - #218

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@mielvds mielvds commented Dec 5, 2025

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This PR

  • explains the use of submodules in the README.rst
  • brings back the removed normalization test-suite for the time being to avoid big changes.

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Approving to move things forward. Thanks for the docs.

The "sibling" terminology needs to change. I used that because those dirs were actually siblings to the pyld dir. And that made sense with the setup I have of a top level "json-ld" dir with specs, implementations, and other files in one place. Pointing to a sub-sub-dir is something else.

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One comment is that the current text is word wrapped at ~80 chars as appropriate. Can be fixed later.

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I've changed the sibling terminology to something more appropriate and applied word wrapping at 80. Thanks for reviewing!

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mielvds merged commit 3a50911 into master Dec 8, 2025
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