docs/ is an upstream-owned tree (it arrives wholesale from SagerNet on
every rebase). Our three downstream docs lived inside it — lx-config.md,
lx-changelog.md, lx-release-runbook.md — mixing fork files into the
upstream surface against CONSTITUTION principle #1 (thin layer / minimal
diff). Move them to a dedicated root-level docs-lx/ so the boundary
between our docs and upstream's is explicit.
- git mv preserves history.
- Updated every reference (docs/lx-* -> docs-lx/lx-*): README.md/.ru.md,
SPECS/{003,004,005,009,020,README}, transport/wireguard/endpoint.go
comments, lx-ci.yml, and lx-release.yml (the release-notes extractor +
fallback URL now read docs-lx/lx-changelog.md).
- Fixed the now-relative links inside the moved files that pointed at
upstream docs/ siblings: lx-config.md -> ../docs/configuration/outbound/
urltest.md; lx-changelog.md -> ../docs/changelog.md (x2).
Verified: all relative + external links resolve, both workflows are valid
YAML, the release-notes awk path is docs-lx/, go vet clean on the touched
package. No release feature — folds into the next tag naturally.
Leadaxe
38bda198ff