chore(walker): backfill round_history + TW spec_support parity#183
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Two complementary cleanups discovered when auditing whether walker-round discipline was being applied properly: 1. round_history backfill (PR #182 rule additions) - CN R38 `r38_locative_adjective_trailing_strip` — adds 相邻 to _TRAILING_VERB_DENYLIST_CN. Real user signal: issue #171. Cross-juris: TW already covers via existing trailing-strip pipeline. - US R10 `r10_through_hole_compound_np_synthesis` — adds bare-cardinal + through hole(s) compound-NP post-extension. Real user signal: issue #178 finding 1. Cross-juris: deferred per DR-1 (CJK 通孔 is a single token). Both marked fixtures_silenced: 0 honestly (rule additions only — corpus didn't exercise these patterns). 2. TW spec_support parity (mirror of PR #181 CN additions) - _TW_SPEC_SUPPORT_TRAILING_TOKENS += 抵靠 / 穿設 / 穿過 / 分別穿過 - PR #181 added the SC variants to CN from real CN reports (#174 / #175 / #176). All four are Traditional-compatible perforation / abutment verbs. Generalized per the user's standing instruction to mirror fixes across applicable jurisdictions. Discipline lesson: autoship walker fixes that don't silence corpus labels still need round_history entries — the cross-jurisdiction discipline pytest (tests/test_cross_jurisdiction_discipline.py) audits round_history for parity decisions. Updated triage-report SKILL.md (local) to enforce this going forward. Gates: - pytest: 2704 passed / 11 skipped - cross-jurisdiction discipline pytest: passes - US harness: 0 / 0 / 0 - CN harness: 0 / 0 / 0
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Two complementary cleanups discovered when auditing whether walker-round discipline was being applied properly today.
1. round_history backfill (PR #182 rule additions)
Both marked `fixtures_silenced: 0` honestly — rule additions only; corpus didn't exercise these patterns.
2. TW spec_support parity (mirror of PR #181 CN additions)
`_TW_SPEC_SUPPORT_TRAILING_TOKENS` += `抵靠` / `穿設` / `穿過` / `分別穿過`.
PR #181 added the Simplified variants to CN from real CN reports (#174 / #175 / #176). All four are Traditional-Chinese-compatible perforation / abutment verbs commonly used in mechanical TIPO drafting. Generalized per the user's standing instruction to mirror fixes across applicable jurisdictions.
Discipline lesson
Autoship walker fixes that don't silence corpus labels still need `round_history` entries — the cross-jurisdiction discipline pytest (`tests/test_cross_jurisdiction_discipline.py`) audits `round_history` for parity decisions. Skipping the entry just because corpus stayed silent defeats that audit AND breaks forward-traceability of which mechanism was added when. Updated triage-report SKILL.md (local-only since .claude/ is gitignored) to enforce this going forward.
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