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Add gRPC 1.83.0 mwrap modules and runnable RPC templates - #8
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Expose the preserved grpc:: API through mcpplibs.mwrap.grpc and typed macro mappings. Keep the pinned gRPC implementation separate from adapters and use independent compat providers for dependencies. Provide a runnable loopback RPC project template; protoc plugin and generation rules remain host tools, using their independent 1.83.0.1 packaging revisions from the same source.
Apply Apache-2.0 to wrapper contributions with mcpp-community attribution, retain upstream README/license bytes and copyright, preserve third-party notices, and explicitly deploy wrapper/upstream notice files. English and Chinese READMEs follow the reviewed module-first layout.
Runtime support remains Linux and macOS; Windows runtime is not advertised while its OpenSSL provider remains unsupported. Windows host-tool coverage is separate.
Current candidate:
bda43a641d1c67262ea15fd682466ff3c511796b. Local behavior tests from the identity implementation and new positive/negative licensing checks are recorded in the index execution ledger. Fresh native CI at this exact commit, self-review, squash-commit CI, formal GitHub/GitCode hash verification and final published-index installation are required gates. No mcpp engine changes. Index integration: mcpplibs/mcpp-index#564.Final self-review at
bda43a641d1c67262ea15fd682466ff3c511796b: all current-head source/native/template workflows pass. The reviewed scope is recorded in the execution ledger: license-only corrections preserve implementation paths; Godot 10.0.0 stable regenerates from its exact upstream/default API with the obsolete shim removed and actual GCC/LLVM/header/extension tests passed. Retained document hashes, attribution, notice deployment, bilingual links and byte-preserving Windows checkout were checked. Earlier implementation tests remain separately recorded. Publication still requires exact squash-commit CI and formal archive/mirror verification.