Dictionary fixtures move to per-dictionary data repositories

README.md

@@ -275,7 +275,7 @@ It auto-deploys via GitHub Actions on every push to `main` that touches
 
 ## Examples
 
-- [`reference-docs/examples/oceanrunner.cddal`](reference-docs/examples/oceanrunner.cddal) — the canonical powertype demo (40 entities, 20 classes)
+- [`oceanrunner.cddal`](https://github.com/opencdd/data-oceanrunner/blob/main/reference-docs/examples/oceanrunner.cddal) (in data-oceanrunner) — the canonical powertype demo
 - [`reference-docs/202003-kagoshima-iec-def-sample.cddal`](reference-docs/202003-kagoshima-iec-def-sample.cddal) — minimal bare-`instance` form
 
 ## Standards background

docs/src/content/docs/cddal-syntax.md

@@ -385,6 +385,6 @@ and property defined by IEC 61360-1.
 ## Further reading
 
 - [Normative CDDAL specification](https://github.com/opencdd/cddal-spec)
-- [OceanRunner worked example](../reference-docs/examples/oceanrunner.cddal)
+- [OceanRunner worked example](https://github.com/opencdd/data-oceanrunner/blob/main/reference-docs/examples/oceanrunner.cddal)
 - [Kagoshima bare-instance example](../reference-docs/202003-kagoshima-iec-def-sample.cddal)
 - [Parcel format guide](parcel-format.md)

docs/src/content/docs/getting-started.md

@@ -49,7 +49,7 @@ powertype pattern:
 ```ruby
 require "opencdd"
 
-db = Opencdd::Cddal.parse_file("reference-docs/examples/oceanrunner.cddal")
+db = Opencdd::Cddal.parse_file("oceanrunner.cddal") # from opencdd/data-oceanrunner
 # => #<Opencdd::Database classes=20 properties=19 ...>
 ```
 
@@ -259,5 +259,5 @@ end-to-end. See [cddal-syntax.md](cddal-syntax.md).
   structure, header layout, and round-trip semantics
 - **[architecture.md](architecture.md)** — how the gem is structured
   internally, where to extend it
-- **The fixtures** at `reference-docs/examples/oceanrunner.cddal`
+- **The fixture** in [opencdd/data-oceanrunner](https://github.com/opencdd/data-oceanrunner)
   (read it — it's heavily commented and exercises every feature)

docs/src/content/docs/ontology.md

@@ -138,7 +138,7 @@ The powertype pattern is modeled explicitly:
 ```ruby
 require "opencdd"
 
-db = Opencdd::Cddal.parse_file("reference-docs/examples/oceanrunner.cddal")
+db = Opencdd::Cddal.parse_file("oceanrunner.cddal") # from opencdd/data-oceanrunner
 
 engine_type = db.find_by_code("ORA200")
 single_diesel = db.find_by_code("ORA201")
@@ -202,7 +202,7 @@ explicit.
 
 ## Worked example: OceanRunner
 
-Read [`reference-docs/examples/oceanrunner.cddal`](../reference-docs/examples/oceanrunner.cddal)
+Read [`oceanrunner.cddal` in data-oceanrunner](https://github.com/opencdd/data-oceanrunner/blob/main/reference-docs/examples/oceanrunner.cddal)
 alongside this section. It exercises:
 
 - **M2 layer**: the `meta-class MDC_C002 { ... }` declarations register