chore: add CITATION.cff so the repo is citable#32
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GitHub renders a "Cite this repository" button (APA + BibTeX) from a valid CITATION.cff in the default branch's root. The fleet had none, which for an audience of geneticists — whose output is papers — was the largest gap relative to audience. GENERATED, not typed: `make citation-write` in genefoundry-router derives it from fleet-metadata.yaml (title, abstract, keywords — the same copy as the GitHub About box) plus this repo's pyproject version and its latest release date. `make citation-check` gates it. Validates against the CFF 1.2.0 schema. The author is declared once, centrally, rather than read from pyproject `authors` — those disagree across the fleet and some are fabricated. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01DcjYudfsCQ3YGbPZSfs8s6
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GitHub renders a "Cite this repository" button (APA + BibTeX) from a valid
CITATION.cffin the default branch's root. The fleet had 0/22, which for an audience of geneticists — whose output is papers — was the largest gap relative to audience.Generated, not typed.
make citation-writeingenefoundry-routerderives it fromfleet-metadata.yaml(title, abstract, keywords — the same copy as the GitHub About box) plus this repo'spyprojectversion and its latest release date.make citation-checkgates it. Validated against the CFF 1.2.0 schema withcffconvert; renders correctly as both APA and BibTeX.The author is declared once, centrally, rather than read from
pyprojectauthors— those disagree across the fleet and some are fabricated (pubtator-link's author is "AI Assistant"; three repos list e-mail domains that don't exist). A CITATION.cff exists to attribute a human.ORCID is intentionally unset, not forgotten — it's the highest-value field here, but an ORCID is bound to a real person and guessing one would misattribute the work. Set
citation.authors[].orcidinfleet-metadata.yamland re-runmake citation-write.Part of the fleet metadata standard (genefoundry-router#67).
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