spec-driven's specs instruction sends main-spec reads and edits to a cwd-relative path, so they miss the store #1702

Summary

The specs artifact instruction tells an agent to read and edit a capability's main spec at openspec/specs/<capability-path>/spec.md — a path relative to the current directory. When the change lives in a registered store, the main spec lives under the store root, so that path is wrong.

The workflow templates already solved this. sync-specs.ts:44 and archive-change.ts:98 both say main specs live under `<planningHome.root>/openspec/specs/` — "use that (store-aware) root for every main-spec path below, not a hardcoded repo path." The schema instruction is the site that was missed.

The two affected operations

schemas/spec-driven/schema.yaml:

Two other mentions (lines 17 and 75) only describe the shape of a capability path rather than instructing a file operation, so they are not affected.

Reproduction

export XDG_DATA_HOME=/tmp/os-demo/data XDG_CONFIG_HOME=/tmp/os-demo/cfg
openspec store setup mystore --path /tmp/os-demo/mystore
mkdir -p /tmp/os-demo/mystore/openspec/specs/store-only-capability
# ...write a main spec there...

mkdir -p /tmp/os-demo/work && cd /tmp/os-demo/work   # a *different* repo
openspec new change modify-store-cap --store mystore
openspec instructions specs --change modify-store-cap --store mystore --json

The returned instruction contains both raw paths, while the very same JSON response reports the correct root:

"planningHome": { "root": "/tmp/os-demo/mystore", ... },
"root": { "path": "/tmp/os-demo/mystore", "source": "store", "store_id": "mystore" }

ls openspec/specs/ in the working repo does not contain store-only-capability — it is in the store.

Why it matters

The MODIFIED workflow's first step is "locate the existing requirement," and step 2 is "copy the ENTIRE requirement block." Sending that read to the wrong root produces one of two outcomes:

1. The path does not exist. The agent cannot copy the block and may write a MODIFIED delta from memory — which validate rejects for dropping scenarios, or which loses content at archive time.
2. Worse: a local capability happens to share the name. The read succeeds against a different capability, and the agent copies the wrong requirement block into the delta. This fails silently.

The Purpose edit at line 103 has the same split: it would write to a local file that is not the spec being described.

Suggested fix

Use the store-aware root already returned in the instructions JSON, matching the wording the workflow templates use:

edit `<planningHome.root>/openspec/specs/<capability-path>/spec.md` directly
1. Locate the existing requirement in `<planningHome.root>/openspec/specs/<capability-path>/spec.md`

Guidance text only — no CLI, parser, or archive behavior changes.

Notes

Found while hardening #1700 (which fixes #1689). Kept separate deliberately: #1700 is scoped to teaching the spec-inventory verb, and these two lines predate it.