catchlaw-reference-database
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Governs CatchLaw's two-database split and the pre-seeded reference asset — reference.db read-only and replaced wholesale, user.db writable and migrated forward-only, LazyDatabase over NativeDatabase.createInBackground readOnly, the assets/db/reference.db.gz payload, its reference.build.json sidecar and a generated kReferenceBuildId, an INSTALLED stamp over the circular content_meta read, temp-file plus atomic rename with orphan sweep and sha256 check, a 6-second determinate first-launch budget outside the 1.2-second cold start, catch rows denormalising scientific_name, citation_text and content_version, and refusal when user_version exceeds schemaVersion. Use when writing ReferenceDatabase or ReferenceInstaller, awaiting an open near runApp, replacing the shipped rule pack, adding a column to catches, bumping schemaVersion, picking a path_provider directory, reaching for ATTACH, or reviewing first-launch progress.
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