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Prove a publicly served game matches its release manifest

Original applied analysis · Practical browser-game engineering · First published 23 October 2026

The practical problem

A green workflow is not evidence that visitors see the correct bytes; caching or a wrong document root can serve old files.

Implementation protocol

Include release ID, expected paths, digest values and commit SHA in a manifest. Verify each public URL externally and test interactive behavior in Chrome.

Worked scenario

Compare the served game's SHA against its release record and confirm a browser test marker appears in the rendered result.

What could go wrong

Checking only repository contents can miss a blocked cPanel transfer.

Acceptance criteria

Maintain per-file results with HTTP status and browser evidence.

Source material and evidence boundaries

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