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tooling(pm): narrow the frame-sync COPIES table to the two surviving copies
check-skill-frame-sync watched four copies across three files; the batch-3
ruling (item 4, option B) leaves two, both PM-side. The dev-side entries are
removed and every count that was spelled out is now derived from the table.
- COPIES loses internal-dev and published-dev; the header, the COPIES
docblock and the count-disagreement message stop spelling "four".
- The same-file overlap guard stays. It is vacuous today (no two copies share
a file) but re-declaring such a pair is one edit away, and it is the check
that makes such a pair prove it compares two different sections.
- Self-test: the three cases driven through the removed ids are retargeted at
the surviving copies, and a new case pins the reduction itself -- the
dev-side text reappearing in the now-undeclared agent definition is refused
by the anti-dormancy scan. Its measured limit is written next to it: the
scan's population is per FILE, so a second copy pasted back into a file that
is already declared is not refused, and was not before this change either.
- check-skill-frame-freshness imported COPIES but spelled one frame file's
path in five fixtures; those now derive it from the table, which is what
the file's own #8024 rule asks for.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01LraLgQVGq8egUwfYZpbYt1
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