Untrack the 55 voice-lab renders; the .pt matrix stays

.gitignore alone does not untrack anything already committed, so the previous
commit stopped future tracking but left all 55 WAVs in the index and in history.
This removes them from the tree so a fresh clone no longer carries 25 MB of
audio.

The files themselves are untouched: moved to tmp_out/author_lab_wav/ and
tmp_out/author_lab_wav_cliff/, which is git-ignored, so the samples are still
listenable on this machine. They are regenerable at any time from the tracked
scripts:

  backup/author_voice_lab/scripts/voice_lab.py     # the 45-sample sweep
  backup/author_voice_lab/scripts/verify_cliff.py  # the 10 cliff samples

Nothing load-bearing was removed. Still tracked:
  backup/author_voice_matrix/**/*.pt        author_v1.pt + author_v2.pt (62 KB)
  backup/author_voice_matrix/manifest.json   SHA-256 + provenance per file
  backup/author_voice_matrix/RESTORE.md
  backup/author_voice_lab/FINDINGS.md, *.json, scripts/

The .pt files stay tracked on purpose: they are 62 KB, they are the actual
voice identity, and the matrix is the thing that must survive. The WAVs are
derived from it.

Caveat worth stating: the 25 MB still exists in git history from the earlier
commit, so the repository object store does not shrink until that commit is
garbage-collected. A future push carries them over the wire once; after that
no new clone pays for them. Rewriting published history to purge them was
deliberately not attempted.
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B.D. Murphy
2026-10-17 01:04:50 -07:00
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