Bug#1137329: RFS: zig/0.15.2-1 [ITP] -- general-purpose programming language and toolchain

 > | This package is in non-free because it contains:
 > | .
 > |  1. stage1/zig1.wasm - a precompiled WebAssembly binary used to 
bootstrap
 > |    the compiler. While the source code that produced it is 
MIT-licensed and
 > |    included in this tree, the binary itself is not the "preferred 
form of
 > |    modification" per DFSG §2.
 >
 > Is there a package in Debian (main) that can be used to produce this
 > .wasm file from the available source code?  If there is, you simply
 > have to make sure that this is always done at build time and the
 > problem would be solved.

The Guix folks have accomplished this: 
https://lists.gnu.org/archive/html/guix-devel/2024-11/msg00271.html

As Motiejus Jakštys mentions, I suggest for a motivated third-party to 
implement a Zig interpreter in C or Lua that can break this chain. While 
that would certainly be ideal, nobody has built it yet 🤷.

 >
 > | 2. lib/std/compress/testdata/rfc8478.txt and rfc1951.txt - verbatim 
copies
 > |    of IETF RFCs, copyrighted by the IETF Trust under BCP 78, which 
prohibits
 > |    modification outside the IETF Standards Process (DFSG §3).
 >
 > A poor Debian decision regarding the RFCs but this kind of problem is
 > usually solved by repacking the tarball without them and adding a
 > +dfsg suffix.

No need, I have removed those files upstream:

https://codeberg.org/ziglang/zig/issues/35709


Please let me know if there is anything further I can do upstream to assist.

Andrew