packages need to be tested in Void. additionally, please read https://github.com/void-linux/.github/blob/master/CONTRIBUTING.md#ai-usage

I disabled the integration tests only, because they rely on nextest for retries and zellij for the harness. I'm not able to wire that in properly myself.
Unit and binary tests cover most of the application's surface by themselves, but I'd love to get some help to wire more in.

Sorry about the non-disclosed AI usage, this is totally on me. However, the usage was minimal : all Claude did was bump the version, nothing more, I just didn't want to waste a CI run on a later update and I was away from my computer. The rest is all me, without any AI usage at all, including choosing which tests to run.

@classabbyamp could you please treat this as my disclosure and reopen this ?

why did you need to use an LLM to change a version number and run xgensum?

AI usage is not allowed regardless of disclosure

CONTRIBUTING.md says AI usage must be disclosed, nothing about it being forbidden. The changes originate from me and I understand them.

Sorry if I'm not clear. I pushed a new version of skim and didn't update this PR before shutting down my computer. When I realized I could update this PR using claude, I did it to save my time and avoid an extra CI run on void-packages' side.

All contributions are expected to be made by humans.

it's the first line of the policy

The contribution was made by me, using a tool. I don't think you'd forbid me from using my shell, text editor or any other tool that would make editing text easier for me, or consider that as the tool contributing to the project.
I can understand asking for disclosure, or blocking large changes made by unsupervised LLMs to reach the repos, but this here is a very minimal change and I don't think it warrants blocking void packages users from getting updates to their tools.

I don't use void myself, and I'm only doing this because the package looks unmaintained after no updates for nearly a year, including major versions, and I care about my work reaching users.