docs(pnpm-policy): stop publishing our account topology - #115
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The README stated our package count "behind one maintainer account". That is a detail about how our publishing is structured, on a public README for a tool whose whole subject is supply-chain risk — it points at the single thing worth compromising. Says "over 1100 published packages" instead. The number carries the point (a bare wait would stall on our own releases constantly); how many accounts sit behind it does not. The exact count is dropped in both places for the same reason: it is precise enough to track over time and adds nothing to the explanation. `maintainers` stays throughout as the config key and the concept — the README needs it to explain what the setting does. What is removed is the statement about our own arrangement.
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pnpm-policyREADME described our package count as sitting "behind one maintainer account". That is a statement about how our publishing is structured, on the public README of a tool whose entire subject is supply-chain risk — it names the single thing worth compromising.Two edits, both in
packages/pnpm-policy/README.md:The number is what carries the argument — a bare wait would make every repo un-installable after each of our own releases. How many accounts sit behind it does not.
The exact count goes too, for a smaller reason: it is precise enough to track over time and adds nothing the rounded figure doesn't.
maintainersstays everywhere else in the README — it is the config key and the concept, and the docs need it to explain what the setting does. What is removed is only the description of our own arrangement. I checked the rest of the repo, includingpackages/constructive-pnpm-policy, for the same phrasing and the exact count; there are no other occurrences.Docs only — no code, no behaviour change.
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