Add whitepaper: The Brick Model — how the RDK stack is built, versioned, tested and released Picture-led explainer for product and programme readers, linked from the Start here table on Home. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01DJfdKzj1ELpcXQeGVQo9yW
Fold the requirements into HAL Version Use Cases; remove the separate page
Add HAL Version Requirements (draft); tag each use case with its requirements
Add HAL Version Use Cases; write the Presentation skew diagram in 4-part versions
Whitepaper: state the freeze intent; Home: stop linking into the 2025 docs build Whitepaper previously implied we were in no hurry to freeze. The position is the opposite: interfaces freeze as early as they responsibly can, and all of them before production, with the last pre-freeze version becoming the first frozen version unchanged. That also sharpens why the platform-major decision is urgent rather than theoretical - a clean break is cheap only while everything is still pre-freeze. Home linked to /introduction/interface_generation/, which is served by an unversioned June 2025 build still sitting at the gh-pages root rather than by any released version. Point the build instructions at the source on develop, keep the docs-site link at the root so it follows the latest release, and say which one wins when they disagree.
new readme type page.
Initial Home page