once_aphysicist on Nostr: You are overthinking it. Git is the right tool for this. I presume you (and people ...

You are overthinking it. Git is the right tool for this. I presume you (and people who are following your work) also would like to track the changes you make. And just because you host a Git repo somewhere centralised, doesn't mean Git itself is centralised. A commit in a Git repo is uniquely identifiable, and impossible to modify without letting everyone with a copy know that it has been updated. And in that case, the other copies can be used to restore the original. It is in fact quite a bit like the Bitcoin.