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opentofu-github-pr-2830, opentofu-github-pr-2953, terraform-github-pr-33661, terraform-github-pr-34847, valkey-github-issue-4276, and valkey-github-pr-1788; if blocked, the response must identify the exact command/API and exact error./tmp/opencode/institutional-transition-adjudication-9642983578/documents.json, protocol /home/byk/Code/institutional-transition-lab/research/oss-governance-coding-protocol-v1.2.md, and frozen run time 2026-08-27. (meaning Aug 27, 2026)pr_metadata to identify omitted changed files and retrieve complete patches or raw files only where relevant to governance classification; requested verification of base_sha, head_sha, merge_commit_sha, merged state, and merged date.valkey-github-issue-4276, user requested verification whether the current title plus body begins with the exact frozen 12,000-character source, inspection of the omitted tail, and reporting of the updated_at limitation.closed or unresolved evidence-bound status; 2. minimal supplementary source(s), immutable URL/API endpoint, retrieval timestamp if available, SHA-256, and exact relevance; 3. exact quote/source-identifier pairs for institutional claims; 4. accept/revise/reject/abstain recommendation under protocol v1.2; 5. reproducibility warning, if any.* Copyright (c) Valkey Contributors, 27 * SPDX-License-Identifier: BSD-3-Clause, 24 /*, 23 */, 21 * All rights reserved., 2 blank lines, and 1 SPDX-License-Identifier: BSD-3-Clause; removals included 11 blank lines, 8 * Copyright Valkey Contributors., 7 * SPDX-License-Identifier: BSD 3-Clause, 4 *, and one each of * ---------------------------------------------------------------------------, * All rights reserved., * Copyright (c) 2024, Valkey contributors, * Copyright Valkey contributors., and /* Copyright 2024- Valkey contributors.COPYING gained SPDX-License-Identifier: BSD-3-Clause above “BSD 3-Clause License” and “Copyright (c) 2024-present, Valkey contributors.”deps/fast_float_c_interface/fast_float_strtod.cpp, src/cluster_slot_stats.c, src/io_threads.c, src/memory_prefetch.c, src/unit/test_main.c, and src/unit/test_valkey_strtod.c standardized copyright text to Copyright (c) Valkey Contributors and SPDX spelling to BSD-3-Clause; src/memory_prefetch.c also separated the license block from documentation, while src/unit/test_valkey_strtod.c removed an extra blank line.src/lua/engine_lua.c and src/scripting_engine.c changed Copyright Valkey Contributors. to Copyright (c) Valkey Contributors while retaining SPDX-License-Identifier: BSD-3-Clause.src/allocator_defrag.c replaced the one-line opener /* Copyright 2024- Valkey contributors with a standalone license block containing Copyright (c) Valkey Contributors, All rights reserved., and SPDX-License-Identifier: BSD-3-Clause, placed before the file documentation.src/asciilogo.h removed Copyright (c) 2024, Valkey contributors from the older Redis Ltd. BSD notice and added a distinct Valkey block immediately afterward with Copyright (c) Valkey Contributors, All rights reserved., and SPDX-License-Identifier: BSD-3-Clause.src/blocked.c removed a decorative separator from the older BSD notice and inserted a distinct Valkey Contributors BSD-3-Clause block before the API documentation.Copyright (c) Valkey Contributors / All rights reserved. / SPDX-License-Identifier: BSD-3-Clause blocks added after pre-existing license notices in src/cluster.c, src/cluster_legacy.c, src/defrag.c, src/dict.c, src/eval.c, src/expire.c, src/functions.c, src/hyperloglog.c, src/module.c, src/rdb.c, src/rdma.c, src/replication.c, src/server.c, src/t_hash.c, src/t_set.c, src/t_string.c, src/t_zset.c, and src/valkey-cli.c.src/commandlog.c moved and standardized its Valkey license block from below introductory documentation to the very beginning of the file, changing Copyright Valkey Contributors. and BSD 3-Clause to Copyright (c) Valkey Contributors and BSD-3-Clause.MAINTAINERS.md evidence listed six Organization Maintainers: Andrei Ciobanu (andrei.ciobanu@opentofu.org, @yottta), Christian Mesh (christianm@opentofu.org, @cam72cam), Diógenes Fernandes (diofeher@opentofu.org, @diofeher), Ilia Gogotchuri (gogotchuri@opentofu.org, @Gogotchuri), James Humphries (jamesh@spacelift.io, @Yantrio), and Martin Atkins (apparentlymart@opentofu.org, @apparentlymart); its Repository Maintainers table was empty.MAINTAINERS.md defined maintainer responsibilities as: triaging newly created issues; supporting users through GitHub issues, Discussions, and CNCF Slack; reviewing contributor PRs and RFCs; authoring PRs and RFCs for bugs and new features; attending community meetings where time zones permit; and organizing work into releases.MAINTAINERS.md stated that contributors in excellent standing with a significant contribution history may be nominated as Maintainers, with nominations voted on by the Technical Steering Committee.GOVERNANCE.md evidence assigned overall technical direction and oversight to the Technical Steering Committee (TSC), as defined in CHARTER.md.GOVERNANCE.md defined adding a TSC member as: 1. nomination by an existing TSC member; 2. demonstrated significant contributions through code, documentation, community engagement/support, or technical leadership; 3. approval by a two-thirds supermajority of existing TSC members; 4. addition to the TSC list and appropriate project-resource access.GOVERNANCE.md defined TSC departure/removal rules: voluntary written resignation requires no acceptance vote; 3 consecutive months without substantial participation can trigger inactivity removal by majority vote after at least 14 days’ notice; removal for Code of Conduct violations or detrimental actions requires a two-thirds supermajority excluding the affected member and an opportunity to respond; affiliation changes that violate voting-power restrictions may require consensus or a vote to rebalance membership.GOVERNANCE.md enumerated TSC responsibilities in this exact order: 1. coordinate technical direction; 2. interpret the Technical Charter; 3. address legal matters with the Series Manager; 4. approve sub-project/system proposals; 5. organize or remove sub-projects; 6. create subcommittees or working groups for cross-project issues; 7. appoint representatives to other open-source/open-standards communities; 8. establish community norms, workflows, and policies; 9. enable discussion, seek consensus, and vote when necessary; 10. coordinate marketing, events, or communications.GOVERNANCE.md stated the TSC meets every two weeks, proposed agendas should be published at least 3 days in advance, meetings are public and may be electronic, teleconference, or in person, and decisions must be documented publicly in the main repository’s TSC folder no later than 3 days after a vote, including detailed nonconfidential discussion notes.GOVERNANCE.md stated all projects in the OpenTofu GitHub organization belong to the OpenTofu project family; the TSC has ultimate authority, may delegate project-specific decision-making only by an explicitly documented major-decision vote, requires delegated projects to maintain a clear MAINTAINERS.md, and retains restrained override authority.GOVERNANCE.md distinguished formal external-project relationships established by TSC vote—technical collaborations, shared governance, or co-maintained specifications/standards—from informal community-driven integrations and extensions; cross-project contributions must follow the target project’s governance, the OpenTofu Code of Conduct, and any TSC cross-project guidance.GOVERNANCE.md stated amendments require a two-thirds vote of the entire TSC and approval by LF Projects.CHARTER.md evidence identified the document as “Technical Charter (the ‘Charter’) for OpenTofu a Series of LF Projects, LLC,” with Initial Adoption on September 15, 2023 and Amendment on May 20, 2025; it described LF Projects, LLC as a Delaware series limited liability company and required all Contributors—including committers, maintainers, and other technical positions—to comply.CONTRIBUTING; allowed the TSC to adopt a different, publicly documented membership method; and intended meetings to be public and held electronically, by teleconference, or in person.CONTRIBUTING or similar files; ix. consensus and voting on code-base matters affecting multiple projects; x. marketing, events, and communications.https://lfprojects.org/policies; allowed a project Code of Conduct subject to Series Manager approval, otherwise applying the LF Projects Code of Conduct.