fix(end-state): the D-03/D-04 probes RUN a named test instead of grepping for a symbol
Measured 2026-09-18 (PM checkpoint on6cafb4c, mutant M6): a two-line file export function runPlanVerification() { return { ok: true }; } export function formatCriteriaEvidence() { return ''; } dropped into an otherwise UNFIXED tree closed both D-03 and D-04, and the gate reported "defects 0 of 7, registry integrity: intact". The same checkpoint felled 5 of 5 mutants with the SUITE and 0 of 5 with the GATE. Both probes called themselves `behaviour` while asking a grep whether an export name was present - a phrase probe pointed at code. A check condition may now name a test instead of a pattern: { "test": "tests/lib/criteria-runner.test.mjs", "name": "<exact test name>", "expect": "fails" } The gate spawns the test runner on that one test and reads its TAP line. `expect: "fails"` holds - the defect stays open - while the test does not pass. A missing file, a name that matches nothing, a runner that will not start: all throw, which counts as NOT FELLABLE and therefore open. A check that cannot fire is never "fixed". The child's `NODE_TEST_*` env is stripped. The gate usually runs UNDER the test runner, and an inherited `NODE_TEST_CONTEXT` makes the grandchild report over the parent's IPC channel instead of stdout - the TAP line would never arrive and the probe would silently stop felling anything. M6 is now a permanent mutant in the gate's own test, so the cosmetic close cannot come back. Verified end to end against a real stub tree: git archive8d1669e| tar -x -C $TMP cp scripts/end-state-gate.mjs scripts/end-state-registry.json $TMP/scripts/ cp tests/fixtures/end-state-frozen.json $TMP/tests/fixtures/; cp STATE.md $TMP/ printf 'export function runPlanVerification…' > $TMP/lib/cosmetic/stub.mjs node scripts/end-state-gate.mjs --root $TMP -> defects 2 of 7, both NOT FELLABLE, exit 1 The gate also now states the limit out loud, as its own line above the table: a behaviour probe proves the capability WORKS; that Phase 7 and Phase 4.5 CALL it is pinned by TEXT in doc-consistency, not proven deterministically - real proof is a headless plugin-eval run against a fixture plan (week 40). FROZEN DENOMINATOR AMENDED, second time in one day, by the work order that carries this change: D-03 and D-04 signatures moved because their checks changed on purpose. tests/fixtures/end-state-frozen.json and the FROZEN literal in tests/scripts/end-state-gate.test.mjs are updated together, both dated, both saying why. No entry was removed. Gate after this change: defects 0 of 7, registry integrity intact, exit 1. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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"why": "Frozen 2026-09-17, when the end-state direction was chosen. These ids and check signatures are the end-state gate's denominator: an entry may CLOSE, it may never disappear or have its check changed. Changing this file is a decision, not a refactor - tests/scripts/end-state-gate.test.mjs pins it literally. Amended 2026-09-18 by operator decision: D-03 and D-04 were rewritten from phrase probes to behaviour probes, so both signatures moved on purpose. That is the mechanism working, not a bypass - the list may change, but only as a decision that is said out loud.",
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"why": "Frozen 2026-09-17, when the end-state direction was chosen. These ids and check signatures are the end-state gate's denominator: an entry may CLOSE, it may never disappear or have its check changed. Changing this file is a decision, not a refactor - tests/scripts/end-state-gate.test.mjs pins it literally. Amended 2026-09-18 by operator decision: D-03 and D-04 were rewritten from phrase probes to behaviour probes, so both signatures moved on purpose. That is the mechanism working, not a bypass - the list may change, but only as a decision that is said out loud. Amended again 2026-09-18 (same day, PM checkpoint follow-up, operator-authorised by work order): the D-03/D-04 behaviour probes were greps for an export name, and a two-line stub exporting both names closed them on a tree where nothing was fixed. They now RUN a named test. Both signatures moved on purpose, and the M6 stub mutant is kept as a permanent test so the cosmetic close cannot return.",
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