Aug 28's vigil set is Slavic only; re-land a commit the #220 squash missed - #223
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Harvesting the three ordo dates for 2020 filled the one gap in the Antiochian side within its published range. The two jurisdictions now share 19 dates and differ on five, up from four -- 2020-01-24 is a new one, where GOA reads Matthew 22:1-14 and Antiochian Mark 12:1-12, and both are now shown labelled. 2027 could not be harvested: those dates return HTTP 500. That is not an API horizon. The Antiochian liturgical chart is published a year at a time and 2027's does not exist yet, so the ordo has not been established. The doc now says that rather than describing it as a reach limit, since the two call for different responses -- wait and re-harvest, not give up. Until then January 2027 shows GOA's reading alone and unlabelled, which is the correct behaviour: a jurisdiction is only named when there is another to contrast it with, and no contrast has been observed for that date. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_019nQRjJpPqW89xqzAf1vsEX
Resolves the open question logged in PR #217. Aug 28 carried a full vigil package tagged `common` -- three Vespers Old Testament lessons, a Matins Gospel, and a proper Epistle and Gospel -- for Job of Pochaev, a 17th-century Ukrainian saint kept in the Russian church. Greek was being served a saint it does not commemorate. #217 deliberately left the data alone because the evidence then was inconclusive, and this project does not change reading data on inference. It is now settled: * antiochian.org shows only the ordinary daily cycle on Aug 28 in 8 of 8 harvested years (2019-2026), always titling the day with the plain cycle label and never naming a commemoration. * goarch.org agrees for 2026: 2 Cor 11:5-21 / Mark 4:1-9. * oca.org confirms the set is right for Slavic. The absence is evidence rather than merely uninformative, which is the part the earlier pass could not establish. The same antiochian.org feed demonstrably does surface a saint's proper readings when one applies -- that is how most of the Greek Menaion data in this project was found, and on Jul 5 this very Epistle shows up for Athanasius of Athos. Six rows retagged common -> slavic. Slavic unchanged; Greek now shows the daily cycle alone. TestAug28JobOfPochaev covers both directions and that the day is not left empty. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_019nQRjJpPqW89xqzAf1vsEX
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Consolidated into #224 -- both commits carried over verbatim. Closing to keep one reviewable branch rather than three overlapping ones. |
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Two commits.
1. Re-lands a commit that did not make it into #220
The squash merge of #220 captured the branch one commit short.
mainis missing:Everything else from #220 is present; I checked the dual-jurisdiction display and the short labels specifically.
2. Resolves the open question in #217
Aug 28 carried a full vigil package tagged
common— three Vespers OT lessons, a Matins Gospel, and a proper Epistle and Gospel — for Job of Pochaev, a 17th-century Ukrainian saint kept in the Russian church. Greek was being served a saint it does not commemorate.#217 deliberately left the data alone because the evidence then was inconclusive, and this project does not change reading data on inference. It is now settled:
2 Cor 11:5-21/Mark 4:1-9The absence is evidence rather than merely uninformative, which is the part the earlier pass could not establish. The same antiochian.org feed demonstrably does surface a saint's proper readings when one applies — that is how most of the Greek Menaion data in this project was found, and on Jul 5 this very Epistle shows up for Athanasius of Athos.
Six rows retagged
common→slavic. Slavic unchanged; Greek now shows the daily cycle alone.TestAug28JobOfPochaevcovers both directions and that removing the set does not leave the day empty.#217 can be closed once this merges.
Full suite: 189 tests, 0 failures.
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