Catch3 0.4.0 was released on 2026-11-15 (tag catch3-0.4.0). The catalog of
product.progmasoft.com lists it under Catch3 and on its releases page.

Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Ji7xZMYjc4zankoc7hGBE1

The dashboard, proxy, documents, issue templates and ops files no longer point at the former language, its site or its repositories. viget.progmasoft.com/api/v1/status answers from the Progmaweb API (5085); the archived website repository is no longer mirrored.

Review of this pull request:

- robots.txt on product.progmasoft.com named the apex sitemap; it names
  https://product.progmasoft.com/sitemap.xml now, as viget names its own.
- details and facts.links were translated in four languages but shown
  nowhere; they are gone.
- Stylelint (Codacy): one header comment block in catalog.css, no type
  qualifier on [aria-current], range notation in its media queries.

Codacy's "object injection" findings are left: every index is a key of a
typed, closed list (ProductSlug, categories, statuses), never input.
Playwright on a production build again: 56 page, language and width
combinations without overflow, console errors or CSP violations.

Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Ji7xZMYjc4zankoc7hGBE1

The footer of every page, the site description and the home page still
said that Progmasoft builds programming-language infrastructure,
languages and compilers. Since Tala and its tools are archived, they
describe what Progmasoft makes now, in all four languages:

- Footer: "Developer tools and data infrastructure built with durable
  contracts."
- Site and home description: build systems, testing tools, an agentic
  IDE and data infrastructure.
- Home hero: build systems, testing tools, agentic development
  environments, data infrastructure and the services around them.
- The area "Languages and compilers" becomes "Data infrastructure"
  (columnar in-memory formats and engines for large data on the JVM);
  "Developer tools" drops language servers for agentic development
  environments.

Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Ji7xZMYjc4zankoc7hGBE1

The catalog listed two products as cards. It now works as an index of
every Progmasoft project, in all four languages:

- The front page counts the projects (released, in development,
  languages), searches them by text, category, language and status with
  a plain GET form, so no script runs, and lists them in one table: name
  and tagline, category, language, status, latest release; then the
  latest releases.
- /categories and /languages group the projects; /releases lists the
  latest release of each, newest first, then those without one.
- A project page has a facts box as Apache's has: status, category,
  language, license, latest release, start date, site, repository and
  issues. A project in development heads its list "What it is being
  built to do" instead of "What it does".
- Agenceland, Archer and Etincelle join Tazel and Catch3, each marked in
  development; the archived Tala projects stay out of the catalog.
- product.progmasoft.com has a sitemap of its own: the views and every
  project page.

The data is in lib/products.ts (facts, search, releases) and the text in
lib/catalog-messages.ts; tsconfig allows .ts imports between lib files
so that node:test can load them. Tests: the five projects and their
facts, search by text, category, language and status, the query-string
parsing, and release order (42 pass); lint and tsc clean; every route
rendered by next dev with the product host, in de-DE, ru-RU and he-IL
(right to left) too.

Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Ji7xZMYjc4zankoc7hGBE1

Tala and its tools are no longer developed (2026-11-10), and tala.run,
talac.tala.run, talafmt.tala.run and talalint.tala.run lead to a notice
that answers 503. The catalog still offered Tala, talac, talafmt and
talalint with "Visit the site" buttons into that notice, and described
Tazel as the build system of Tala.

- Tala, talac, talafmt and talalint leave the catalog in all four
  languages, as Xide did; their product pages answer 404.
- The catalog names Tazel and Catch3.
- Tazel is described as it is now: it builds C, C++, Objective-C,
  Objective-C++ and Zig from MODULE.kts and BUILD.kts, finds Clang, GCC
  and zig cc, builds for other triples, is incremental per action, and
  runs commands of tazel_custom.txt. Nothing it does not do yet (ViGet
  packages, plugins) is promised.
- The site tests list the two products and route through them.

Answers the review of website#58, which found the product links leading
into the closed sites.

Tala and its tools are no longer developed as of 2026-11-10; Progmasoft
puts its work into Tazel, a build system for C, C++, Objective-C,
Objective-C++ and Zig. ViGet follows:

- /langs/tala is removed. /langs/c, /langs/cpp and /langs/objc are the
  language catalogs (Objective-C++ packages belong to /langs/objc), served
  by one page, app/viget/langs/[language], which knows only these three;
  any other language is 404. /langs leads to the language list on the
  ViGet home page.
- lib/viget-catalogs.ts: three open language catalogs with their own
  title, description and empty state in en-US, de-DE, ru-RU and he-IL; the
  Tazel catalog describes Tazel as the build system for C, C++,
  Objective-C, Objective-C++ and Zig.
- The ViGet home, header, footer and metadata name C, C++ and Objective-C;
  "Explore Tala" becomes "Explore Tazel" (tazel.net), and the footer links
  Tazel instead of Tala. The sitemap lists the three catalogs.
- Tests: the catalogs, their texts in every language, no text naming Tala,
  and the proxy routes.

pnpm test (37), lint, check and build pass; next start answers /langs/c,
/langs/cpp and /langs/objc with their pages, /langs/tala and /langs/zig
with 404, and /langs with 308 to the language list.