17. Today's diagram definitions

Contents of FBL 0.7

The 25 diagram definitions in definitions/diagrams/ were written before FBL; 24 of them name a persistence plugin as their format and the timeline names DISL's yaml. Under FBL:

Outcome	Definitions
A declared binding (15 plus the timeline)	timeline (`timeline.fbl`), dependency graph, functional decomposition graph, hype cycle graph, Databricks bundle, job (`databricks-job.fbl`) and pipeline (`databricks-pipeline.fbl`), causal loop diagram (`causal-loop-diagram.fbl`), Wardley map, mind map (`mindmap.fbl`), the six C4 types (`structurizr.fbl`)
A declared binding, with a plugin for part of its reading	Azure DevOps pipeline (template expansion)
A plugin reader under the contract (8)	the four W3C types (`w3c-turtle.fbl`), SPARQL query, .NET dependency graph (`dotnet-dependency-graph.fbl`), Ansible structure (`ansible-structure.fbl`), Helm chart (`helm-chart.fbl`)

The timeline's specification would then say:

{
  "persistence": {
    "format": "fbl",
    "binding": "https://etalii.net/adp/fbl/examples/0.1/timeline.fbl#timeline",
    "ids": { "strategy": "uuid-v4", "encoding": "base36" },
    "view": { "store": [] }
  }
}

Rewriting the definitions to use FBL is follow-up work, as is implementing FBL in the hosts. The per-definition record is in the feature that introduced FBL, specs/005-format-binding/inventory.md.