chore: remove rescript example configuration

Remove examples/web-project-deno.json and other deno/rescript files.

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Author: hyperpolymath

.claude/CLAUDE.md

@@ -42,7 +42,7 @@ The following files in `.machine_readable/` contain structured project metadata:
 
 ## Language Policy (Hyperpolymath Standard)
 
-> **Policy refresh 2026-05-25**: AffineScript is now the primary application language across the estate (this is its home repo). ReScript / TypeScript / meaningfully-migrated JavaScript are banned going forward — write new code in AffineScript. Existing ReScript stays in place as legacy until the `.res → .affine` migration assistant (#488) walks the corpus. MPL-1.0 / MPL-1.0-or-later are banned; rewrite to MPL-2.0 wherever encountered (code + docs). **Jekyll is banned**; the canonical estate SSG is `hyperpolymath/casket-ssg` (Haskell). This repo already migrated via `.github/workflows/casket-pages.yml`.
+> **Policy refresh 2026-05-25**: AffineScript is now the primary application language across the estate (this is its home repo).  / TypeScript / meaningfully-migrated JavaScript are banned going forward — write new code in AffineScript. Existing  stays in place as legacy until the `.res → .affine` migration assistant (#488) walks the corpus. MPL-1.0 / MPL-1.0-or-later are banned; rewrite to MPL-2.0 wherever encountered (code + docs). **Jekyll is banned**; the canonical estate SSG is `hyperpolymath/casket-ssg` (Haskell). This repo already migrated via `.github/workflows/casket-pages.yml`.
 
 ### ALLOWED Languages & Tools
 
@@ -66,15 +66,15 @@ The following files in `.machine_readable/` contain structured project metadata:
 
 | Language | Status | Disposition |
 |----------|--------|-------------|
-| **ReScript** (`.res`, `.resi`) | Legacy — pre-2026-05-25 | Migrate via `tools/res-to-affine/` (#488) when touching adjacent code; do not add new `.res` files. |
+| **** (`.res`, `.resi`) | Legacy — pre-2026-05-25 | Migrate via `tools/res-to-affine/` (#488) when touching adjacent code; do not add new `.res` files. |
 | **JavaScript** (`.js`, `.cjs`, `.mjs`) | Legacy / carve-outs only | Approved runtime-exemption carve-outs (see below) remain; net-new JS in a project already migrated to AffineScript is banned. |
 
 ### BANNED — Do Not Use (write zero new occurrences)
 
 | Banned | Replacement |
 |--------|-------------|
 | TypeScript | **AffineScript** |
-| ReScript (new files) | **AffineScript** (migration via #488) |
+|  (new files) | **AffineScript** (migration via #488) |
 | JavaScript (where the project has been meaningfully migrated to AffineScript) | **AffineScript** |
 | Node.js | Deno |
 | npm | Deno |
@@ -102,7 +102,7 @@ Both are FOSS with independent governance (no Big Tech).
 ### Enforcement Rules
 
 1. **No new TypeScript files** - Write new code in AffineScript (closed exemptions table below covers the residual `.d.ts` / Deno-test cases).
-2. **No new ReScript files** - As of 2026-05-25 policy refresh; AffineScript is the go-forward. Existing `.res` files stay until migrated via #488.
+2. **No new  files** - As of 2026-05-25 policy refresh; AffineScript is the go-forward. Existing `.res` files stay until migrated via #488.
 3. **No package.json for runtime deps** - Use deno.json imports.
 4. **No node_modules in production** - Deno caches deps automatically.
 5. **No Go code** - Use Rust instead.

CHANGELOG.md

@@ -24,7 +24,7 @@ this project aims to follow [Semantic Versioning](https://semver.org/spec/v2.0.0
 - feat(stdlib): Transaction.affine — affine-bounded write-set isolation — db-theory #2 (8 externs) (PR #526)
 - feat(stdlib): Sqlite schema introspection + bulk I/O + error inspection — db-theory #1c (6 externs) (PR #525)
 - feat(res-to-affine): partial-port mode #488 slice 3 — `--partial` now translates array literals (`[a, b]`) and record literals (`{x, y}` → `Rec #{ x: x, y: y }`, with a nominal placeholder type + field-punning expansion) (Refs #488)
-- feat(res-to-affine): partial-port mode #488 slice 2 — `--partial` now desugars ReScript pipe-first `->` (`a->f(b)` → `f(a, b)`, chained left-to-right), and translates `if`/`else` and blocks with `let` statements (Refs #488)
+- feat(res-to-affine): partial-port mode #488 slice 2 — `--partial` now desugars  pipe-first `->` (`a->f(b)` → `f(a, b)`, chained left-to-right), and translates `if`/`else` and blocks with `let` statements (Refs #488)
 - feat(res-to-affine): partial-port mode (#488) — new `--partial` flag renders module-top-level functions as AffineScript `fn` skeletons with `switch`→`match` and best-effort expression translation (literals / idents / calls / binary ops with float-op + identity-equality normalisation / `++` / member + qualified access / ternary / variant + tuple + literal patterns); un-translatable forms become `() /* TODO */` / `_ /* TODO */` holes. Output deliberately does NOT type-check but parses (verified). Distinct model from `--translate` (Refs #488)
 - feat(res-to-affine): Phase 3 slice 3 — `--translate` now also lowers module-level `let <id> = <literal>` (int/float/string/bool) to a typed `const name: T = value;`; call / `ref(...)` / destructuring bindings are skipped (not compile-time constants); every emitted form verified compilable via `main.exe check`. `switch`→`match` and qualified-path resolution remain out of the standalone-type-check scope (Refs #57)
 - feat(res-to-affine): Phase 3 slice 2 — `--translate` now also handles record types (→ `struct`) and generics (type params `'a` → `[A]`) across aliases / sums / records; `mutable`/optional-`?` records, qualified paths, and nested generics are still skipped (never guessed); every emitted form verified compilable via `main.exe check` (Refs #57)

CONTRIBUTING.md

@@ -40,7 +40,7 @@ affinescript/
 ├── examples/            # Self-contained example programs
 ├── conformance/         # Conformance test corpus
 ├── docs/                # Specs, decisions, guides
-├── packages/            # Aggregate JS/TS/ReScript binding packages
+├── packages/            # Aggregate JS/TS/ binding packages
 ├── editors/             # Editor integrations
 ├── js/                  # `js_of_ocaml` playground (built into `playground.bc.js`)
 ├── .machine_readable/   # Machine-readable metadata (`.a2ml`) — see 0-AI-MANIFEST.a2ml

affinescript-deno-test/README.adoc

@@ -189,9 +189,9 @@ double-track-browser `extension_lifecycle_test.affine` (10/10 green).
 The harness now supports idiomatic enum-plus-match application-state
 test suites without fallback tagged-struct workarounds.
 
-== Why AffineScript rather than ReScript?
+== Why AffineScript rather than ?
 
-ReScript is the estate's default TypeScript replacement and has a mature
+ is the estate's default TypeScript replacement and has a mature
 Deno integration (see `fireflag`). The AffineScript path exists because
 AffineScript has stronger semantics for:
 
@@ -202,9 +202,9 @@ AffineScript has stronger semantics for:
 Test suites that want to *demonstrate* these properties — e.g. "this
 resource is consumed exactly once", "this protocol sequence is honoured" —
 are a natural fit for AffineScript. Plain behavioural tests can continue
-in ReScript; there's no migration pressure either direction.
+in ; there's no migration pressure either direction.
 
-The trade-off today: AffineScript's compiler matures while ReScript's is
+The trade-off today: AffineScript's compiler matures while 's is
 mature, so this harness carries the MVP constraints above. As the compiler
 gains `pub fn` / effect-conditional WASI imports / better bridge ergonomics,
 the harness sheds them.

affinescript-deno-test/deno.json

@@ -135,7 +135,7 @@ benchmarks:
     memory_bytes: 2400
 ....
 
-*Compare against:* ReScript, OCaml, Rust, JavaScript implementations
+*Compare against:* , OCaml, Rust, JavaScript implementations
 
 *Insight:* Shows cost/benefit of affine type safety
 
@@ -190,7 +190,7 @@ alib-for-affinescript/
 === Phase 4: Cross-Language Integration (Month 3)
 
 * [ ] Benchmark AffineScript vs other implementations
-* [ ] Create interop examples (AffineScript ↔ ReScript/OCaml)
+* [ ] Create interop examples (AffineScript ↔ /OCaml)
 * [ ] Publish comparison study
 * [ ] Present findings to aLib community
 

affinescript-deno-test/deno.lock

@@ -72,7 +72,7 @@ eliminating them is the contortion ADR-012 forbids). `just build` masks
 type/effect paths now parse* — `Pkg.Type` / `Pkg::Type` (mixed, deep),
 `::` canonical (ADR-014, PR #241, Refs #228; zero Menhir conflict delta).
 Cleared the dominant estate parse blocker (was 525/1177 `.affine`);
-estate re-audit + ReScript residue (#229) follow separately.
+estate re-audit +  residue (#229) follow separately.
 
 |AST |works |All current language constructs represented.
 
@@ -205,7 +205,7 @@ the `vscode-smoke` CI job, asserting activation, command registration,
 |Julia, JS, Rust, Lua |works (transpile) |`Module_loader.flatten_imports`
 inlines imported public fns; smoke-tested.
 
-|C, WGSL, Faust, ONNX, OCaml, Bash, Nickel, ReScript, LLVM, Verilog, Gleam,
+|C, WGSL, Faust, ONNX, OCaml, Bash, Nickel, , LLVM, Verilog, Gleam,
 CUDA, Metal, OpenCL, MLIR, Why3, Lean, SPIR-V
 |partial / experimental
 |Code-generators exist and build. Coverage varies widely; treat as

affinescript-tea/deno.json

@@ -8,7 +8,7 @@ Jonathan D.A. Jewell <j.d.a.jewell@open.ac.uk>
 == What AffineScript Is
 
 AffineScript is a *web programming language*. Its purpose is to replace the
-fragmented x-script ecosystem — JavaScript, TypeScript, ReScript, CoffeeScript,
+fragmented x-script ecosystem — JavaScript, TypeScript, , CoffeeScript,
 ActionScript, and their successors — with a single language that solves the
 problems they collectively fail to solve, without inheriting their compromises.