ranade-oss clears out automation sprawl

This fork is tidying the machinery behind its legal-AI product before adding more weight to it.

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ranade-oss has consolidated a collection of overlapping automated checks into a smaller, clearer setup, while updating the accompanying operating guidance.

It has also removed unused starter material and an abandoned example application, cutting a large amount of dependency baggage and adding a safeguard against it returning. This is maintenance rather than a new legal workflow, but it is meaningful: fewer moving parts make a fork easier to operate, audit and extend without accidental complexity.

So what Legal-tech teams assessing ROSS-RanadeOSS should see an actively maintained fork that is reducing operational drag, not merely accumulating experiments.

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SHA Subject Author Date
10d3d9c1 Consolidate ROSS automation workflows (#80) ranade-oss 2026-08-04 ↗ GitHub
8812e93f Reduce unused runtime and tooling weight (#102) ranade-oss 2026-08-10 ↗ GitHub
Preserve Mike synchronization compatibility while removing unused dependencies, deployment residue, and disabled starter scaffolding.

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