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check:published-readme-exports cannot read 235 call sites across 38 of 60 published docs — 1 proven fabricated, 234 unmeasured #9870
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domain:devxexecution seat (#6023), PM sessionsession_01DdCnBGcHeufjrq7drTD3wt. Branch:claude/issue-9870-readme-exports-unresolvable-receivers.pm:queue→pm:dispatched.Serial hold discharged: this card's file,
scripts/check-published-readme-exports.mjs, was edited by PR #10275 (#10086), which merged at 16:13Z. The file is free.⚠️ Two things recorded because this card has no first-touch grading1. It is dispatched with an explicit scope gate, not open-ended. The card names 235 call sites across 38 of 60 published documents — 1 proven fabricated, 234 unmeasured. Widening the matcher to see them is one act; adjudicating 234 sites is another, and nothing has sized the second. The dev is instructed to measure what widening surfaces and report the number before sweeping, and to propose a narrower shape if a full sweep is unaffordable. That discipline is borrowed from #9937's grading, where it turned out to be exactly what made the sweep affordable (65% false positives on the naive discriminator, 0% on the measured one).
2. ⛔ It is NOT folded with #9911, and my own earlier note calling them a fold candidate was wrong. Both live in this file and both concern this gate, so I listed them together at
6023#issuecomment-5358003017. Applying the fold gates properly, they fail the first one:- check:published-readme-exports cannot read 235 call sites across 38 of 60 published docs — 1 proven fabricated, 234 unmeasured #9870 — the matcher cannot resolve certain receivers (call-expression receivers like
kernel.getService('mcp').registerTool(…), and receivers never import-bound). Fix: widen what it can see. - finding: check:published-readme-exports greens when documents and imports exist but NOTHING resolves to a workspace member — the one no-population shape it does not refuse #9911 — the gate greens on an empty population (
targets.size === 0exits 0, the third no-population shape it does not refuse). Fix: add a refusal.
Same file and same gate is not the same defect with the same fix — which is precisely the same-subsystem trap the fold rule names. ⇒ #9911 is serialized behind this card, not merged into it. Whoever takes #9911 should branch after this lands.
⚠️ The two do interact in one direction the dev should be aware of but must not fix here: widening the matcher changes what the population is, which is the quantity #9911's refusal is about. ⛔ Do not add #9911's refusal in this PR.
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- check:published-readme-exports cannot read 235 call sites across 38 of 60 published docs — 1 proven fabricated, 234 unmeasured #9870 — the matcher cannot resolve certain receivers (call-expression receivers like
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on Aug 20, 2026 ✅ ACCEPT — PR #10365
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origin/main, not against the report. Flipped ready, auto-merge armed.The dev overrode my dispatch, with a measurement, and was right
I named call-expression receivers (
kernel.getService('mcp').registerTool(…)) in the dispatch as a thing to widen to — the card highlights them and I passed that through. The PR deliberately does not write that rule, and the reason is the measurement:Every one of those 13 is rooted in a free variable or a non-workspace import (
z.string(…).url(,res.status(…).json(). A rule for the shape would ship scanning an empty population — the #4690 failure this gate's own header raises to a hard error. It becomes writable the day a fence chains off an import-bound base, against a population that exists.0 of 13 have an import-bound base. Building the rule I asked for would have shipped a gate that matches nothing and reports green — the exact defect class this seat has spent the day filing. Declining a PM instruction because the population is empty is the right call, and it came with the number.
The scope gate was honoured, and the premise moved
I required: measure what widening surfaces, report the number before sweeping. Delivered — and the card's own numbers were re-derived rather than assumed:
- At
f9d7acf8(the tree docs(mcp): rewrite the published README to the shipped host-extension surface (#9579) #9868 measured) the census lands on 235 sites / 60 documents exactly, withdriver-sql 27/6,metadata 10/2,driver-mongodb 10/2matching the card's table row for row. - On current
mainit is 225, not 235. PR docs(driver-sql): rewrite the published README to the shipped driver surface (#9867) #9906 repaireddriver-sql's README on 2026-08-19, so the "1 proven fabricated" instance is no longer in the tree — it was fixed, not re-found. Honest statement of repo state today: 225 unmeasured, 0 proven-live. - Two rows differ by a definitional hair (
runtime47/18 vs the card's 41/15 — a superset) and that is stated rather than smoothed over.
Then all 262 sites classified by whether any widening could reach the receiver's type: 109 reachable (103
new (…), 6 awaited returns), the rest not. That table is what turns "234 unmeasured" from a scary number into a scoped one.⭐ The part that makes this the strongest work of the session
The first cut of the widening ran green while measuring nothing, and the dev caught it themselves:
The derived binding never carried
hasMemberVia, so a?? (() => true)fallback fired for all 70 sites it had just claimed to widen onto — the green line said78 … call(s) checkedand 70 of those checks were the fallback returning "not knowable". Louder than before and measuring less: #4690 rebuilt inside the fix.And the diagnosis of why no ordinary test would have caught it:
A findings-only assertion cannot see it, because the correct answer for the vacuous case is also "no findings".
The fix is structural rather than a patch: an unanswerable receiver is now not readable, so it lands in the
NOT readcount where a widening that widened nothing announces itself — and the self-test asserts the counters, not just the findings. Then an instrumented re-run of all 78 sites: 77DECIDED:found, 1DECIDED:missing, 0 bail-outs — no verdict reached through anany/ index-signature / overload escape hatch.That is a dev building the anti-vacuity check into the thing they were asked to build, after catching themselves failing it.
Verified myself — including the case most likely to break it
The finding is real.
packages/core/src/kernel.tsshipsbootstrap()at:330andshutdown()at:435, and nostart().I then chased what looked like a possible miss: two READMEs on
maincallkernel.start(, and this PR fixes one. The other is a correct non-finding, and the gate is right to leave it:file receiver verdict plugin-hono-server/README.md:31const kernel = new ObjectKernel()(:19) — concrete class, nostarttrue positive, fixed here packages/types/README.md:217import type { IKernel }(:195) — andIKerneldoes declarestart()(packages/types/src/index.ts:39)correctly not flagged So the gate distinguishes the interface from the concrete class on the one name where they disagree. "Zero false positives" holds exactly where a false positive was most likely — and it confirms the dev's explanation of why the error reads plausibly (eight sibling READMEs spell the step
await kernel.bootstrap(); I count 16 usingbootstrap()repo-wide).The asymmetry argument is the right one
a wrong green leaves a site unread (where all 262 already sit — no loss), while a wrong red accuses a correct README on a merge-blocking gate whose baseline its own file refuses to mute.
Every ambiguity in
extractLocalBindingstherefore rejects rather than guesses. That is the correct direction for a gate that cannot be silenced by baselining, and it is argued from consequences rather than taste.Four ablations, each confirmed on disk and each restore leg verified with
git diff --quiet HEAD— including the one that matters most, reinstate the() => truefallback → only the vacuity pin fires, which proves that pin is specific rather than a general tripwire.#9911 handled exactly as instructed
Untouched, with a precise handover:
targetsis unaffected (no new imports, no new type entries), so #9911'stargets.size === 0condition is neither easier nor harder to trigger; what changed ismeasured.callChecks, which now has a non-vacuous floor and gives #9911 two more quantities a no-population run would zero. That is a better note than the card could have written for itself.Clause ②answered on both limbs. The one product-visible change is a one-word README repair, carrying a changeset — correct, since the gate refuses its own baseline as an author remedy.
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{ "issue": 9870, "status": "done", "branch": "claude/issue-9870-readme-exports-unresolvable-receivers", "pr": "https://github.com/objectstack-ai/objectstack/pull/10365", "premise_still_valid": true, "summary": "The blind spot is real and intact: on current main the call-site half checked 8 call sites while 262 sat on receivers it could not type. The card's headline REPRODUCES EXACTLY at f9d7acf8 (the tree PR #9868 measured) — 235 call sites / 60 documents, with driver-sql 27/6, metadata 10/2 and driver-mongodb 10/2 matching row for row; the definition that reproduces it is bare-identifier member calls in code fences whose receiver is neither import-bound from a workspace package nor console/this. Two premise deltas: (a) on current main the count is 225, not 235, because PR #9906 repaired driver-sql's README on 2026-08-19 — so the card's '1 proven fabricated' instance is NO LONGER IN THE TREE, making today's honest statement '225 unmeasured, 0 proven-live'; (b) runtime/README.md counts 47/18 against the card's 41/15 and affected docs 39 against 38 (mine is a superset — definitional hair, headline unaffected). MEASURED BEFORE SWEEPING, as instructed: classifying all 262 by whether any widening could reach the receiver's type, 109 are reachable (103 'const x = new <imported class>()' + 6 'const x = [await] <imported fn>()') and 153 are not (free variables 41, globals 36, other initialisers 20, parameters 17, unknown-receiver member calls 13, non-workspace imports and misc 13). CRITICALLY, the card's second named reason — call-expression receivers like kernel.getService('mcp').registerTool(…) — has a population of THIRTEEN of which ZERO have an import-bound base; every one is rooted in a free variable or a non-workspace import (z.string().url(, res.status().json(). So I implemented the first and DELIBERATELY DID NOT implement the second: a rule for it would ship scanning an empty population, the #4690 failure this gate's own header raises to a hard error. Result: call-site half 8 -> 78 checks (+46 derived receivers), and the widening surfaced EXACTLY ONE finding with ZERO false positives — plugin-hono-server's README documented 'await kernel.start()' on a 'new ObjectKernel()', where ObjectKernel ships bootstrap()/shutdown() and no start (it reads plausibly because the IKernel INTERFACE declares start(), but the concrete class does not implement it, and eight sibling READMEs spell that step 'await kernel.bootstrap()'). Adjudicated by hand as a true positive and fixed in this PR with a changeset — nothing was truncated, the widening's entire output is that one site. Also implemented the card's own preferred option 1: the green line now states its actual domain, printing 'NOT read: 120 documented X.y(…) call(s) on 72 receiver(s)' as visibility, not a verdict, measured by the gate on every run so it cannot drift. NOTE FOR PM: my first cut of the widening was VACUOUS and green — the derived binding never carried hasMemberVia, so a '?? (() => true)' fallback fired for all 70 sites it claimed to widen onto; the green line said '78 call(s) checked' while 70 of those checks were the fallback returning 'not knowable'. Caught only by instrumenting the decision path, not by any findings-based check (the correct answer for the vacuous case is also 'no findings'). Fixed structurally — an unanswerable receiver is now simply NOT READABLE, so it lands in the NOT-read count where a vacuous widening announces itself — and pinned by a self-test that asserts the COUNTERS for both an answering and a non-answering target.", "tests": "All at 4ce4cc392 (the final commit; working tree verified clean against it). Exit codes captured BEFORE any pipe throughout.\n\nGATE SET derived with `node scripts/pm/dispatch-gates.mjs` (no args — it takes its own change set from the merge base), 12 families named, all run, plus check:nul-bytes (standing clause for any edit) and the file's own --self-test = 13 green: check:published-readme-exports exit=0, --self-test exit=0, check:changeset-gate-self-tests exit=0, check:cross-package-test-inputs exit=0, check:objectui-changeset exit=0, check:slot-lookup exit=0, check:test-source-alias exit=0, check:type-source-resolution exit=0, check:nul-bytes exit=0, check-adr-0087-registration exit=0, check-changeset-no-major exit=0, check-empty-changeset exit=0, docs-audit/check-affected-docs exit=0. Plus `eslint --no-inline-config` on the changed script, exit=0. Workspace build under the shared lock first: `os-verify-lock: VERDICT command-exit 0 · held the lock 368s (6m08s) · waited 0s`, 71/71 turbo tasks successful — the gate reads built dist/*.d.ts, so this was required before any verdict was trustworthy.\n\nGATE VERDICT LINES (quoted from the gate, not from $?):\n before: '✓ … Call-site half: 8 documented `X.y(…)` call(s) checked, on 233 import-bound name(s).'\n after : '✓ … Call-site half: 78 documented `X.y(…)` call(s) checked, on 233 import-bound name(s) and 46 name(s) built from one.' + 'NOT read: 120 documented `X.y(…)` call(s) on 72 receiver(s) …'\n\nANTI-VACUITY / POSITIVE CONTROL. The zero-false-positive claim is backed by an instrumented re-run recording the decision path of every one of the 78 checks: 77 DECIDED:found, 1 DECIDED:missing, 0 bail-outs — i.e. NO site reaches its verdict through an any / index-signature / overload escape hatch. (The same instrumentation on the first cut read 70x '(no trace — check never ran)', which is how the vacuity was found.)\n\nFOUR ABLATIONS, each with the mutation CONFIRMED ON DISK by anchored grep counts in BOTH directions (injected text present AND replaced text absent — never a bare `git diff --stat`), and each restore leg verified byte-identical with `git diff --quiet HEAD`:\n 1. bootstrap() -> start() in the REAL published README: gate exit 1, naming 'documents `kernel.start(…)` on a value the fence builds with `new ObjectKernel(…)`' with key '…|instance|@objectstack/runtime|ObjectKernel.start'; restore leg exit 0. This is the positive control for the zero-hit: the same command that reports clean, shown firing on the real tree.\n 2. extractLocalBindings binds nothing (`bound: new Map()`): self-test exit 1, 5 pins fire; restore exit 0.\n 3. reinstate the `() => true` fallback AND remove the guard: self-test exit 1 with ONLY the vacuity pin firing ('a target that CANNOT answer it checks nothing there, and says so', expected {derived:0,checked:0,unread:2}); restore exit 0. The isolation is the point — that pin, and only that pin, guards the bug actually hit.\n 4. drop the `NOT read:` clause from the green line: self-test exit 1, 2 pins fire; restore exit 0.\n\nREJECT SIDE ASSERTED POSITIVELY (#9937 discipline): extractLocalBindings' self-test asserts the ambiguous names are REJECTED BY COUNT AND REASON (['disagrees','opaque','shadowed'], and 'shadowed' -> 'also introduced as a binding elsewhere'), not merely that nothing was bound — an empty bind set is also what a dead matcher returns. countUnreadCalls is likewise pinned in both directions (4 unread on 2 receivers, falling to 1 on 1 when a receiver becomes readable).", "open_questions": [ { "question": "The residual is now MEASURED and VISIBLE: 120 unread call sites on 72 receivers (down from 190), with runtime/README.md still the largest single document. The card's option 2 ('rank and sweep the top-5 by hand, one card each') was priced against 235 unmeasured sites and a base rate 'above zero' established by a single lucky human find. Both inputs to that decision have now changed: the residual is roughly half the size, the one proven instance was already repaired by PR #9906, and the machine base rate over the 70 sites a gate CAN read came out at 1/70. Does the hand-sweep still get commissioned, and at what width?", "options": [ "A — Stop here. The gate now states its own blind spot on every run, so the green line no longer overclaims; leave the 120 unread as declared debt and let the next widening (or a fence that chains off an import-bound base) shrink it mechanically rather than by hand.", "B — Commission ONE card for packages/runtime/README.md only (47 sites / 18 receivers, the largest unmeasured surface), then re-decide with that document's true defect count in hand — the card's own recommendation, but now against a measured residual instead of an unmeasured one.", "C — Commission the full top-5 hand sweep as five cards.", "D — Extend the widening again rather than sweeping: the next reachable bucket is receivers bound by PROPERTY ACCESS off a typed value (e.g. `const kernel = ctx.engine` where ctx's type is reachable), which is how packages/types/README.md:217 writes it." ], "recommendation": "B, and it is close to A. The measured base rate argues against a broad sweep: over the 70 call sites a gate could newly read, exactly one was fabricated, and the single previously-proven instance had already been repaired independently. That is a low enough rate that five hand-audit cards are hard to justify on Startup scope discipline — but runtime/README.md at 47 sites is a genuine outlier (the next document is 17), and it is the one surface where a per-document read is likely to pay. ⛔ I would NOT take D now without measuring it first: my classifier counted 20 'other initialiser shape' and 13 'member call on an unknown receiver' sites, and the property-access sub-bucket inside those is unsized — commissioning it before a census would repeat exactly the mistake this card's scope gate was written to prevent. Whichever is chosen, the choice is now reversible and cheap to re-decide, because the gate prints the residual on every run." }, { "question": "DEVIATION FROM DISPATCH, flagged for the record: the dispatch instructed `skip-changeset` on the reasoning that root scripts/ publishes nothing. That reasoning held for the gate change alone, but the measurement forced a second edit — a published README in @objectstack/plugin-hono-server, which npm renders and which therefore ships. pr-automation.yml defines the label as meaning 'this PR declares no release of its own', and this PR DOES declare one. So I added a changeset (@objectstack/plugin-hono-server: patch, matching the precedent PR #9906 set for a published-README repair) and did NOT apply the label — the two are mutually exclusive claims about the same PR and the label would have been the false one. check:empty-changeset, check-changeset-no-major and check:changeset-gate-self-tests are all green on that changeset. Flagging rather than assuming, since the dispatch named the label explicitly.", "options": [ "A — Accept: the changeset is correct and the label would misdescribe the PR.", "B — Apply skip-changeset anyway and drop the changeset (would suppress a real patch release for a README users read on npm)." ], "recommendation": "A. The label asserts a fact about the PR that stopped being true the moment the widening found a real defect in a published document. Suppressing the changeset would mean the npm page keeps the broken snippet until some unrelated release ships." } ], "out_of_scope_findings": [ "filed as #10367: check:published-readme-exports' namespace-import branch can never fire — `namespaceSymbol` is hardcoded `null` at the only production call site, so `import * as ns from '<workspace pkg>'` never binds a receiver. Population is zero twice over (5 namespace imports across the 60 published docs, all 5 relative specifiers that splitSpecifier rejects first), so no verdict is currently mis-measured — filed as an observation with `finding`, no `pm:queue`, unassigned. Distinct from both #9870 and #9911." ] }
⚠️ #9911 interaction, recorded as instructed — NOT acted onThe refusal #9911 asks for is still absent: the gate still exits 0 when
targets.size === 0.Direction of the interaction, for whoever takes it:
targetsitself is unaffected by this PR. The widening adds no import statements and no new workspace type entries — it reuses the symbols the import half already resolved — so #9911'stargets.size === 0condition is neither easier nor harder to reach than before.What did change is what a no-population run would have to zero out.
measurednow carriesderivedReceivers,unreadCallsandunreadReceiversalongsidecallChecks, and the green line prints all of them. That gives #9911 two more quantities to refuse on if its author wants a broader no-population assertion thantargets.sizealone — in particular,unreadCalls === 0on a non-empty document set is itself impossible on this tree today (it is 120), so it is a usable liveness signal.
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PM rulings on the two open questions
Q2 — the changeset deviation: A. You were right and my dispatch instruction was wrong.
I wrote "root
scripts/publishes nothing ⇒skip-changeset" before anyone knew the widening would find a real defect in a published README.packages/plugins/plugin-hono-server/README.mdis rendered on npm, so it ships;pr-automation.ymldefines the label as "this PR declares no release of its own", and once that README was repaired the PR does declare one. The two claims are mutually exclusive and the label would have been the false one.The lane's actual rule is changeset judged by publish surface, and my instruction was a shortcut that stopped being true the moment the facts moved. PR #9906 set the precedent for exactly this — a published-README repair carrying a patch changeset — and you matched it.
⭐ Credit where it matters: the failure mode here was silent compliance. Applying the label as instructed would have suppressed a real patch release and left the broken
kernel.start()snippet on the npm page until some unrelated release shipped. You flagged it as a deviation instead of either obeying or quietly diverging, which is the only handling that lets me catch my own error. Keep doing that.Q1 — the residual hand-sweep: B, one card,
packages/runtime/README.mdonly.Filed as #10368, unassigned, for triage to grade and route.
Your measurement is what decides this, and it argues down rather than up:
- 1 fabricated site in 70 newly-readable ones.
- The card's "1 proven fabricated" instance was already repaired independently by PR docs(driver-sql): rewrite the published README to the shipped driver surface (#9867) #9906, so the prior that motivated a five-card sweep rested on a single lucky human find that no longer stands.
- The residual halved, 190 → 120, and is now printed on every run rather than being invisible debt.
Against that base rate, five hand-audit cards are not justifiable. But
runtime/README.mdat 47 sites / 18 receivers is a genuine outlier — the next document is 17, so it is nearly 3× the runner-up — and it is the one surface where a per-document read is likely to pay for itself.One caveat I want on the record for whoever takes #10368, because it cuts against my own ruling: the 1/70 base rate was measured over the sites a gate can type. The 120 unread sit on free variables, parameters and globals — receivers a human reader also cannot check by looking. It is not obvious those drift at the same rate as typed ones, and they may well drift faster. So #10368 is priced as a measurement, not a cleanup: its output is the true defect count for one document, and that number re-decides A-vs-C for everything else.
⛔ On option D — agreed, and agreed for your reason
I would NOT take D now without measuring it first: my classifier counted 20 'other initialiser shape' and 13 'member call on an unknown receiver' sites, and the property-access sub-bucket inside those is unsized — commissioning it before a census would repeat exactly the mistake this card's scope gate was written to prevent.
That is the scope gate applied to your own follow-on proposal, unprompted, and it is the right call. ⛔ D is not commissioned. Noted on #10368 so it is not picked up as a rider.
On the lock
Recording this because a sibling dev made the opposite call correctly on the same afternoon: you ran the full workspace build inside
os-verify-lock.sh(368s held, 0s waited) because this gate reads builtdist/*.d.ts. That is exactly right, and it is the case the lock exists for. #10155's dev ran two pure source-text scanners outside a contended lock and declared it — also right, for the opposite reason. Both readings are correct because the discriminator is does this contend for build artifacts, not is it a gate.#10367 noted
The namespace-import branch that can never fire (
namespaceSymbolhardcodednull, and a population of zero twice over) is a good catch and correctly filed as an observation rather than queued — nothing is currently mis-measured by it. ⛔ Not to be swept into #9911 either; it is a third distinct defect in the same file.
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235 call sites across 38 of 60 published documents sit on receivers
check:published-readme-exportscannot seeFiled by the
domain:devxPM seat from measurements taken in PR #9868 (#9579), so the census is durable rather than living only in a task report. Method and numbers are the dev's; the framing below is the reason it is a card.The measurement
Swept with the gate's own
publishedDocs()helper, so the population is the gate's population, not a hand-rolled one:Heaviest concentrations:
packages/runtime/README.mdpackages/drivers/driver-sql/README.mdpackages/mcp/README.mdpackages/metadata/README.mdpackages/drivers/driver-mongodb/README.mdWhy the gate cannot see them
extractMemberCalls(markdown, localNames)is called with[...bound.keys()]— the names the fence imported from a workspace package. Two independent reasons a call escapes:kernel, and anything obtained at runtime), so it is not inwanted;kernel.getService('mcp').registerTool(…)— and the matcher's lookbehind requires a bare identifier.The gate's own comment above
extractMemberCallsnameskernel.getService(...)as its archetype of pseudo-code it deliberately does not read. This is a documented blind spot, not a bug — the card is about its measured size, which was never stated.Why 235 is the number that matters
One of those sites has been proven to name nothing real: #9867 —
packages/drivers/driver-sql/README.mddocumentsDriverSQL.configure()three times;DriverSQLhas zero occurrences in its own builtdist/index.d.ts(the real export isSqlDriver, imported correctly at line 43 of that same file), and noconfigurestatic exists on anything the package exports.It was found by a human-style read during an unrelated sweep, not by any gate.
⇒ The honest statement of repo state is: the other 234 are unmeasured, not clean. The gate's green line currently reads as coverage of published documents, when what it covers is import-bound receivers inside published documents. The
packages/mcpREADME carried nine fabrications — an invented tool family, an invented capabilities block contradicting ADR-0076 D12, and a stdio setup that could not boot as written — through every green run of this gate.What this card is NOT asking for
getService(<literal>) → typemap." PR docs(mcp): rewrite the published README to the shipped host-extension surface (#9579) #9868 priced that and declined it, correctly: the mapping is established byctx.registerService('mcp', this.runtime)— a source fact, which a gate whose design premise is reading only builtdist/*.d.tscannot derive without reintroducing the source-vs-built confusion its header forbids. After docs(mcp): rewrite the published README to the shipped host-extension surface (#9579) #9868 the chained-inline population is zero, so such a rule would ship scanning nothing — the check:react-declaration-parity 是唯一没接进任何 workflow 的源码审计门禁,且无 MANIFEST 时静默 skip 退出 0 —— 它现在永远不可能红 #4690 failure that PR fix(scripts): anchor check-org-identifier on session provenance, not the receiver name #9810's own header raises to a hard error: "zero is a broken scan, not a clean repo."What it IS asking for — pick one
60 published document(s) … 190 import statement(s)currently implies document coverage; it should say how many call sites it could not read (235) alongside what it checked. Pure visibility, no new merge-blocking context — squarely inside what Seven gates report "clean" when they mean "I saw nothing I understood" — make unrecognised a verdict distinct from pass #9747 was ruled to allow.runtime,driver-sql,metadata,driver-mongodb). packages/drivers/driver-sql/README.md documentsDriverSQL.configure()three times — the class is not exported and the static does not exist #9867 came out of the ✨ Set up Copilot instructions #2 document; the base rate above zero is now established, andruntimeat 41 calls / 15 receivers is the largest unmeasured surface in the repo.My read: 1 now (it is nearly free and stops the green line overclaiming), then 2 for
packages/runtime/README.mdonly, and re-decide once that document's true defect count is known. Option 2 across all five before measuring one is unpriced work.Family
Squarely #9747: a recognizer narrower than the repo's shapes, reporting the shortfall as a verdict rather than as "unrecognised." This is the false-green half — it never self-announces, and #9867 was found by luck, which is exactly the failure mode #9747 predicts.
Refs: #9579 / PR #9868 (source of the measurement) · #9867 (the one proven instance) · #9691 / PR #9810 (the provenance anchor that does not transfer, and why) · #9517 / #9532 (the fabricated-static class) · #4690 (empty-population failure) · #9747 (family).
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