Who is actually managing the codebase for the Linux PepperFlash implementation

I am extremely grateful that Flash on Linux is not being totally abandoned, but rather is continuing on via the Pepper API implementation on Chrome. Still I am very confused as to who actually is managing the Linux Flash Player codebase. Is the code being supplied/maintained by Google or is Adobe providing the code and simply using Google's API to interface with the Linux operating system? Where can we go to for clarification of questions regarding the Linux player?

Some of the issues that have already come up are:

1. Unless I am mistaken, there don't appear to be any official release notes, outside of this page on support.google.com: http://support.google.com/chrome/bin/answer.py?hl=en&answer=108086

The footnotes on that page are fairly ambigous and can't really qualify as release notes that a developer could rely on.

2. While the pepper flash player version number is at the same level as the Mac/Windows plugins, the supported feature sets are not the same. For example, 11.3 on Mac/Windows now supports multithreaded & hardware accelerated video decoding. According to the URL I mentioned above, multithreaded decoding is not supported, and from what I can figure out empirically GPU accelerated decoding is not yet possible (though postings about Google VAVDA seem to imply that is is available).

3. It is not clear where questions regarding PepperFlash behavior/performance should be posted and where bugs should be reported

Developers that rely on the flash player on Linux are going to need more detail about pepperflash's trajectory for their project planning.

If I am mistaken and someone out there knows where there is a central repository of up-to-date information on Pepper Flash is, please let me know!