Oscivara - codec-parser source and replacement instructions

codec-parser 2.5.0 is licensed under LGPL-3.0-or-later.
Author attribution and original copyright notices are preserved in its files.
Project: https://github.com/eshaz/codec-parser

The linked library is provided without modification in its preferred source
form (JavaScript ES modules) at:
  /third-party/codec-parser/2.5.0/index.js
Its relative imports are provided in the same directory tree. No transpiler,
minifier, generated binary or separate build step is needed for this library.
Download the complete delivered source package:
  /third-party/codec-parser-2.5.0-source.tar.gz
License texts: /third-party/LGPL-3.0.txt and /third-party/GPL-3.0.txt
Exact dependency versions: /third-party/inventory.json

The FLAC decoder imports the module above at runtime. Oscivara does not bundle
codec-parser into its application chunks and does not enforce an integrity
hash on the library. The same mechanism is used by audio export workers.

To run a modified, interface-compatible library locally:
1. Extract the source archive and edit the library source files.
2. Open the browser developer tools and enable a local resource override for
   /third-party/codec-parser/2.5.0/ (or use a local HTTP proxy that overrides
   these same-origin resources). Mirror the relative paths for changed files.
3. Reload Oscivara with the cache disabled. Import or play a FLAC file and
   verify in the network panel that your overridden module was loaded. For
   export, verify the same module request from the export worker.
4. Disable the overrides and reload to return to the original library.

In a lawfully obtained local installation, replace the corresponding files in
apps/web/dist/third-party/codec-parser/2.5.0/ and serve that directory with the
application. Keep the default CodecParser export and the named exports used
by the decoder (data, totalSamples, codecFrames, isLastPage) compatible.
There is no need to rebuild Oscivara or obtain access to its private server.

Oscivara's terms do not limit the rights granted by these third-party
licenses. Modification of the library and reverse engineering of the combined
work to debug such modifications are permitted to the extent of those rights.
This permission does not authorize access to other users' data or accounts.

Oscivara-specific integration is limited to the external import URL above;
there are no library patches. The other decoder parts are covered by the
MIT/BSD notices in NOTICES.txt. These instructions apply to the delivered
browser code, not to installing the Oscivara server or accessing its secrets.