//! The log writers, and the substrate under them.
//!
//! - [`mod@file`] — the append-only JSONL mechanism every durable log is
//!   built on: the envelope, the size cap, the rotation, and the invocation
//!   id that lets a line from one log be laid beside a line from another.
//! - [`mod@oauth`] — every OAuth operation, written from under jacquard's
//!   transport.
//! - [`mod@pds`] — every record write leaving the process, and the answer
//!   that came back.
//! - [`mod@git`] — every git subprocess atgc starts, and what it did to the
//!   checkout.
//! - [`mod@debug`] — the fourth channel: `--debug`, ephemeral, to stderr.
//!
//! # Why the writers are together
//!
//! They share an envelope, an invocation id, a rotation policy, and one
//! invariant: no secret is ever written. That invariant is auditable only
//! while every file able to break it can be read in one sitting. A writer
//! moved next to the transport it instruments would be easier to find and
//! harder to check, and checking is the point.
//!
//! Nothing here reads a log back. The readers are [`crate::cmd::logs`] — the act
//! is here, the noun is there, and the files pair one to one.

pub(crate) mod debug;
pub(crate) mod file;
pub(crate) mod git;
pub(crate) mod oauth;
pub(crate) mod pds;