Configure the upstream Notesium remote and document the fork relationship. This enables future cherry-picking of upstream fixes and makes the fork provenance clear to contributors. The librenotes repo was forked from Notesium (MIT), and this issue ensures that relationship is properly recorded.
Acceptance Criteria
Instructions for adding the upstream Notesium remote are documented (README or CONTRIBUTING)
LICENSE file retains the original Notesium copyright notice alongside the librenotes notice
A NOTICE or ATTRIBUTION section documents the fork origin, upstream repo URL, and the upstream commit hash at fork time
git remote configuration for upstream is documented for contributors
Dependencies
None — this can be done at any time during Phase 0.
Does NOT include restructuring the codebase (see #35)
Does NOT include code changes — this is purely about git remote configuration and attribution documentation
Narrows the fork-specific scope from #3 (which also covered reorganization, now handled separately by #34 and #35)
## Parent
#2 (Epic: Phase 0 — Foundation)
## Summary
Configure the upstream Notesium remote and document the fork relationship. This enables future cherry-picking of upstream fixes and makes the fork provenance clear to contributors. The librenotes repo was forked from Notesium (MIT), and this issue ensures that relationship is properly recorded.
## Acceptance Criteria
- [x] Instructions for adding the upstream Notesium remote are documented (README or CONTRIBUTING)
- [x] LICENSE file retains the original Notesium copyright notice alongside the librenotes notice
- [x] A NOTICE or ATTRIBUTION section documents the fork origin, upstream repo URL, and the upstream commit hash at fork time
- [x] git remote configuration for upstream is documented for contributors
## Dependencies
None — this can be done at any time during Phase 0.
## Scope Notes
- Does NOT include renaming the Go module (see #34)
- Does NOT include restructuring the codebase (see #35)
- Does NOT include code changes — this is purely about git remote configuration and attribution documentation
- Narrows the fork-specific scope from #3 (which also covered reorganization, now handled separately by #34 and #35)
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Parent
#2 (Epic: Phase 0 — Foundation)
Summary
Configure the upstream Notesium remote and document the fork relationship. This enables future cherry-picking of upstream fixes and makes the fork provenance clear to contributors. The librenotes repo was forked from Notesium (MIT), and this issue ensures that relationship is properly recorded.
Acceptance Criteria
Dependencies
None — this can be done at any time during Phase 0.
Scope Notes