The category was 10.8 GB of which 89% was YouTube channel archives. Nothing
in Essential or Standard could be read without watching a video, which is
the wrong shape for the situations this content is for: low power, low
bandwidth, or just looking something up quickly.
Fixes a live 404. canadian_prepper_preppingfood_en_2025-09.zim no longer
exists upstream, so anyone installing the Comprehensive tier today hits a
broken download (#1171). openZIM renamed it, and because resource_id is
derived from the on-disk filename by parseZimFilename(), the id has to
change with it or the installed file would never match its catalog entry.
Adds 5 GB of searchable text across the three tiers:
Essential water treatment, food preparation, knots (144 MB total)
Standard Ready.gov, outdoors Q&A, amateur radio Q&A
Comprehensive post-disaster library, Hundred Rabbits
Amateur radio in particular filled a gap: communications is a core
preparedness topic and the category had nothing on it.
Text share goes from 11% to 36%. Essential grows by 144 MB, which is 6%,
and stops being video-only.
Deliberately not included: gardening.stackexchange and Gutenberg Agriculture
are already curated under Agriculture & Food, and survivorlibrary.com is the
single most on-mission corpus in the Kiwix library but is 252 GB.
All URLs verified with range requests; all ids verified to match their
filename base.
Refs #1171, #1149
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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