This page checks a single claim boundary: the Pirate Host Pack v1.0.0 is a published, public-static ICU download whose advertised bytes match its release manifest. It does not organize the wider treasure-hunt resource family.
Immutable release; changed bytes require a new semantic version.
Byte-level integrity
The runtime base was checked against the release manifest. Every advertised item below exists at its public path, and its byte count and SHA-256 match the recorded values.
The exact v1.0.0 bundle and five advertised component files exist in the supplied production base.
The bytes match the SHA-256 values recorded in the release manifest.
The manifest records the release as published, free, public-static, and rights-eligible.
The download records one source relationship to the DIY experience resource.
What it does not support
It does not prove the experience was physically play-tested in every setting.
It does not prove demand, business viability, customer outcomes, or commercial readiness.
It does not imply that every related treasure-hunt resource has the same release status.
It does not replace venue-specific safety judgment or the terms on the release itself.
Independent verification path
Open the raw manifest and choose a file entry.
Download that file from its recorded public path.
Compute its SHA-256 locally and compare the result with the manifest.
Use the source-resource link separately when you want the underlying DIY experience context rather than release-integrity evidence.
This separation is intentional: a source project, a published download, and other derivative resources can be related without being the same thing or sharing the same maturity claim.