dev: STATE.md — #276 fallout closed out, #169 slice 1 in flight, resume checklist - #279
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Session-end update to .dev/STATE.md to reflect 2026-08-19 status, closing out #276 fallout tracking, recording #169 slice 1 progress, and turning “Next” into an ordered resume checklist for the next session.
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- Added an “In flight” entry summarizing #169 slice 1 (#278) and the extraction pattern to follow for subsequent slices.
- Updated the #276 status to reflect that fallout repairs were merged and byte-verified, with the moratorium still in place until the W1 guard ships.
- Reworked “Next” into an ordered “Resume here (2026-08-20)” checklist and added a Health note about
npm testfailing against staledist/without a prior build.
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…me checklist Records the 2026-08-19 session end: the #276 repairs merged and byte-verified (mismatch set zero), #169 slice 1 open as #278 with the pattern it establishes for later slices, and the #169 body figures re-verified against main. The Next section becomes an ordered resume-here checklist — merge #278, then slice 2 (github-content.ts, branched from main after the squash-merge), then the rest of #169 — plus the stale-dist cli-smoke gotcha that makes a bare npm test look broken. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The checklist said slice 1 was unreviewed; Copilot has since reviewed it and its comment is addressed in 05ce0ce, along with two comments the extraction had made false elsewhere. Carries the standing lesson forward: every slice invalidates prose in other files, so grep for explanations of whatever moved. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Copilot flagged that slice 1 appeared under both In flight and Recently landed, with the latter pointing back at the former — right about the duplication, but #278 merged (228a317) between the review and the fix, which inverts which copy survives: slice 1 is no longer in flight. In flight now covers #169 the work item — what remains and the pattern each later slice follows, including the grep-for-stale-comments lesson slice 1 produced. Recently landed carries a self-contained slice-1 bullet with no back-pointer. The completed checklist item goes, slice 2 becomes step 1 and gains the concrete rename-path divergence it has to resolve, and the 1,533/65 figure moves onto main where it now belongs. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Session-end STATE refresh for 2026-08-19, so tomorrow can resume without re-deriving anything.
#276 closed out on the fallout side: the two repairs merged and were byte-verified on both target mains, and the recorded-vs-actual mismatch set across all 21 state files is now zero. The bug itself stays open with the resync moratorium in force — W1 carries the detection guard.
#169 slice 1 is recorded as in flight (#278:
runReviewextracted, 17 tests, CI green, MERGEABLE/CLEAN, unreviewed), along with the two things later slices need to inherit: the pattern that makes extraction work (pass runtime-derived values in as arguments;import.meta.urlstays alone insrc/runtime-paths.ts), and the bundle check to repeat every time (identicalcore.setOutputset,action.ymlentry untouched,import.meta.urlresolving through the same esbuild banner).Next becomes an ordered resume-here checklist rather than a list of themes: merge #278, then slice 2 (
src/github-content.ts— onebuildFilesToSyncover a narrowContentClient, replacing the two builders that diverged on renames), then the rest of #169, then W1 proper. Two practical notes are recorded with it: slice 2 should branch frommainafter #278 merges because the repo squash-merges, and unlike slice 1 it can change behaviour on the rename path, so the PR must say which builder's semantics win.Also noted in Health: a bare
npm testfails 11 cli-smoke tests against a staledist/—npm run buildfirst. That guard is deliberate (it refuses to smoke-test a stale build), but it reads as a break to anyone who hasn't hit it before.🤖 Generated with Claude Code