The file called 274-dev.md was never dev notes — it was the roster. It
now sits alongside 274-lookup.csv and 274-lookup.geojson under the same
stem, since all three carry the same table.
274-dev.md -> 274-lookup.md the roster, source of truth
274-method.md -> 274-dev.md how it was built
References updated: DOC in 274-romaji.py, the roster path in
274-transect-build.py, and the docstrings in both. 274.md now links to
the dev notes and the reference tables separately; each of the two docs
links to the other and back to the song page.
Titles follow: "274 - reference tables" and "274 - how the roster was
built".
Verified after renaming: 274-romaji.py --check reports no changes and
274-transect-build.py rebuilds 168 entries, so neither script lost its
input.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01S6MpcBisZYhX45oDGRRJoz
Keeps the interactive map available offline and under version control
while the song is in progress.
- 274-transect.html — self-contained; carries its data in a script block,
fonts from Google Fonts, no other external requests. Opens by double
clicking. Same page as the published artifact.
- 274-route.json, 274-districts.json — the route line and the 23 大字
bands from the 250 m reverse-geocode sweep.
- 274-transect-build.py — re-reads the roster out of 274-dev.md and
rewrites the page's data block in place, leaving markup and script
alone. Run it after editing the table.
Everything under wip/ so the auto-wiki pipeline leaves it alone.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01S6MpcBisZYhX45oDGRRJoz