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The export-ignore rules applied to every archive git produced, not just the one meson dist builds, so the source archives GitHub generates for a tag were missing the code generation tooling, the declarations it reads, and the documentation source. That left them unbuildable even for someone willing to run the tooling, which was never the intent -- the rules existed to keep the distribution tarball to what a packager needs. Remove the rules and have dist.sh trim the distribution root instead, keeping the same set: src, the root meson files, LICENSE, and the smoke test that packagers use to verify a build. The trimming runs before the generated files are added so the documentation source is replaced by the rendered man page and HTML rather than shipped alongside them. Trimming in a script rather than with export-ignore means git no longer guarantees the result, so check the full tarball path list in CI rather than just the generated files. Everything under src collapses to the directory since it changes too often to list, except the generated code, which stays listed so a failed generation is still caught. This catches a keep list that drifts as well as a missing dist marker, and the zero-size check widens to every file since none that ships is empty.