Still historically valid, but migration is recommended and future support may be limited.
DEPRECATED · EOL · REVOKED
History stays visible.
Risk stays labeled.
Old versions are not erased from the technology record. Deprecated, end-of-life and revoked states retain their lifecycle context, migration path and integrity boundary.
01 · ARCHIVE REGISTER
Archived does not mean safe to install.
Revoked releases must never be promoted as normal downloads; EOL releases must not imply ongoing support.No archived public release is currently recorded.
The archive fails closed: it will not manufacture version history, EOL dates or revoked-build claims without registry evidence.
02 · ARCHIVE RULES
Every retired release keeps a reason and a path forward.
Support has ended according to an explicit lifecycle record. Users must be given a migration path where applicable.
Integrity or safety state requires the release to stop being promoted. Replacement or recovery guidance must be explicit.