Decision 41's rerun is scoped to below plan_version 1.8 in the executor and Handover 4 (as the helper and the exit-2 row already say), the decision-30 sentence names the one exception, and the Fixed and Known-issues slicers share one subsection helper.
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Review finding 703d87e1 (BLOCKER); the timeout and hang live in tests/helpers/timing.mjs as CONTROL_RUN.
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/simplify over bcf3adb..HEAD. Pass 3's last else could never run (RULE_KEYS is checked first); entryPaths tracks an open entry the way testFirstFileEntries does; wrapLine drops normalisations its callers already made. Tests: one payload builder, one BLOCKER fixture, one unreleasedBody helper, one 1.9-block loop, one plan-unreadable loop, and make_repo in the e2e script. No behaviour change; suite 2515 (2513/0/2).
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/simplify over ed6699d..HEAD (closing review of the remediation):
- red-proof reads and parses the step once (planStep) for the test list and
tests_only; normTest goes, plan-schema exports normPlanPath, also used by
plan-scope-sweep.
- plan-schema builds LIST_ITEM and the 1.9 File: line from one LIST_MARKER;
the below-1.9 File: regex ends in a lookahead instead of slicing back one.
- the workflow script hoists tripletOf and puts back through dedupByTriplet.
- coordinator-contract keeps the rank in its JSDoc only; engine-findings
drops a redundant String().
- tests: reuse knownIssues, trekplan19Block, step1Fields, one red-proof cli
helper with childEnv, one payload-pair builder; drop a test the decision-20
definition test covers.
No behaviour change. Suite 2462 (2460/0/2).
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/simplify over a97efb6..HEAD (the plan_version 1.9 / trial-4 delivery).
- coordinator-contract: engine names come from engine-findings ENGINES;
one markedMajorCodeReview predicate under both lowering checks;
isEngineFinding everywhere; the unreachable branch (c) of
illegalBriefLowering folded into (e).
- armB workflow: RULE_KEYS = Object.keys(RULE_TIERS); the engine map is a
literal pinned equal to ENGINES by the workflow test.
- plan-schema: usesFilesGrammar() is the one 1.9 check (validator, sweep,
testFirstFiles, stepTestsOnlyFromFields); opensEntry built on opensChunk.
- plan-validator: one issue builder for the Files and Test first grammar.
- plan-scope-sweep: the 1.9 and the 6.2.0 reader are one if/else.
- artifact-commit: TRAILER_RE/trailerProblem no longer exported (no
importer); the order comment says the CLI finds the repo root first.
- tests: the lock drivers in session-id-isolation (d) run side by side per
mode (~100 s -> ~30 s); a shared artifact-repo helper; severityRank and
extractFindingsBlock reused; childEnv(env) without a spread; one copy of
the PLAN_VERSION_CURRENT check.
Plan readers: validator errors/warnings, plannedPaths, fieldPaths,
testFirstFiles and stepTestsOnlyFromFields compared byte for byte against
HEAD over 510 plans / 1692 steps plus 210 synthetic 1.7-1.9 cases: same.
Suite 2384 (2382/0/2).
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An engine's brief-conflict mark could lower a reviewer agent's MAJOR: ingest kept an engine field a reviewer wrote on its own finding, and on a severity tie the survivor depended on payload order (engine first gave ALLOW, reviewer first WARN). ingest now takes engine from the payload source; Pass 1 and the workflow dedup keep the reviewer-agent finding on a tie. Prose (coordinator Pass 1, Handover 6) follows. Decision 13, operator 12.10.
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The step check read File: anywhere on the Test first lines, so a 1.9 plan whose only File: stood mid-line validated while the executor, K6 and the red proof read no test file. From 1.9 checkSteps reads the test the way testFirstFiles does; below 1.9 it reads as before (decision 16). Found by the step 5 controller in /trekexecute --session 2; fixed on the operator's decision.
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npm test now preloads tests/helpers/no-session-id.mjs, which deletes CLAUDE_CODE_SESSION_ID before any test file loads, and the 18 files that spread process.env into a child use childEnv() instead (23 sites). A live session's stop guard is no longer pointed at a temp-repo lock (S133).
engines stays >=18: --import exists from Node 18.18/20.6, and the quoted test glob already needs Node 21 (criteria-runner NODE_GLOB_MAJOR), so the real floor does not move.
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Round 10 (0f400d3..a1e0e50, WARN: 0 BLOCKER, 11 MAJOR): six findings, by
operator choice. Each began with a test that failed on a1e0e50 on its
assertion, every case on its own; suite 2236 (2234/0/2).
- Files: a new line inside a description opens a new entry when it opens
with a plain file with a slash, or with one alone on the line or followed
by a colon or a dash ("src/cli.mjs", "package.json", "Makefile - a
target"); "child_process.spawnSync, path.join", "Node.js 22 only" and
"index.js and the CLI" stay description (ecd9da6f).
- Files: a numbered list item (`1.` or `1)`) is an entry, its marker
dropped like `-` (b4215783).
- Files: a backticked capitalised name is a file only alone in its entry
before any description; `Parser` inside one is not (39a57fee).
- Files: a backticked span that is no path (`x()`:) starts no description
with its colon (882cc82a); a plain file with a colon starts it wherever it
stands ("the entry cli.mjs: wires parse", a6bd9c8c).
- Measured over all 939 Files: fields in the .md files under the
marketplace and the test repo (560 of them in the 48 plan.md files outside
worktrees): 0 read differently from a1e0e50, tests-only changed in 0.
- The trailing-json fence reader is built on plan-schema's fenceTracker:
a ~~~ fence is a fence, so a ```json line inside one no longer swallows
the review's own block or hides its BLOCKER ids (0d94c5fe). This also
closes a gate hole in 6.3.0 and a1e0e50: a last block written as ~~~json
holding a BLOCKER, after a clean ```json block, passed with exit 0; now 2.
- Kept on purpose: a fence line indented four spaces or more still counts
in that reader (fenceTracker's new anyIndent). Markdown's three-space
rule made a BLOCKER block inside a list item, four spaces in, invisible,
and the gate passed it with exit 0 (seen while fixing, before commit); a
```json line in a code block indented four spaces fails the gate closed.
Both are pinned in the 0d94c5fe test.
- The fieldPaths doc names rounds 1-10 (it said 1-7).
Not in this round (operator 2026-10-11): F8 754723c1 (an info string
" json" fails closed, as in 6.3.0), F9 88de9e6b, F10 164c5bd0, F11
e70b28b7 (dc3a467e). F1 878e3960: this title carries a scope; the three
earlier commits are left as they are.
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