build: update the vendored Lua modules to 2.3.0 - #66
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The modules no longer carry a version line in their header, so a module's checksum changes only when its code changes. This is the first vendored set where that holds.
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Updates the vendored Lua modules from 2.2.0 to 2.3.0 and repins each checksum.
The 2.3.0 release drops the
--- @versionline that every module carried. The release used to stamp that line at each version, so a module's bytes changed on every release even when its code did not, and a vendored copy could never match a later release by checksum. The manifest already records the version this extension took, so nothing is lost by removing it.The only content change in the vendored files is that removed line. Verified with
vendor.sh --check, which reports every declared source at the version its origin publishes, and with a render ofexample.qmdwhose output carries the expected links and no unresolved shortcodes.