Space Law Corpus: a provenance-tracked, machine-readable record of international and national space law

A neutral, authoritative, structured, machine-readable record of international and national space law. Every authoritative text carries cryptographic provenance (source, retrieval date, official citation, SHA-256 content hash), append-only dated versioning, and a strict separation between official source texts and anything generated from them. Includes the five UN space treaties, the five UN General Assembly space-law principle instruments, two COPUOS soft-law guideline sets, a national-legislation pilot (US, Luxembourg, France), and the French authentic text of the Outer Space Treaty as the first co-equal authentic-language record.