ci(hypatia): standardise the wrapper caller id to the canonical hypatia - #102
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…tia` The check a reusable-caller job publishes is `<caller job id> / <inner job display name>`. The estate's canonical required context is `hypatia / Hypatia Neurosymbolic Analysis`, so the caller job must be named `hypatia`. This wrapper named it `scan` and so published `scan / Hypatia Neurosymbolic Analysis` — two names for one gate, and any requirement written against one is unsatisfiable in a repository that publishes the other (the defect class of hyperpolymath/tropical-types#17). Rename only: the job body, its pin, inputs and secrets are byte-for-byte unchanged. Audit-first, requirement-aware sweep — hyperpolymath/standards scripts/propagate-hypatia-caller-id.sh.
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WalkthroughThe Hypatia security scan workflow job is renamed from ChangesHypatia workflow
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The check a reusable-caller job publishes is
<caller job id> / <inner job display name>. The estate's canonical required context ishypatia / Hypatia Neurosymbolic Analysis(docs/audits/audit-hypatia-pin-orphan-2026-05-27.adoc), so the caller job must be namedhypatia. This wrapper named itscan, and so publishedscan / Hypatia Neurosymbolic Analysis— two names for one gate, and any requirement written against one is unsatisfiable in a repository that publishes the other (the defect class of hyperpolymath/tropical-types#17).Rename only — the job body, its pin, its inputs and its secrets are byte-for-byte unchanged.
Audit-first, requirement-aware: this is
--fixoutput fromscripts/propagate-hypatia-caller-id.shinhyperpolymath/standards(the script stages; it never commits or pushes). The repository's active branch rulesets were read before the rename — no rule here names the old prefixed context, so the published name and every requirement stay in agreement.