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abcdBetav0.16.2 · 2026-11-06

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The outstanding report's filename grammar for reading items and dispositions (readingItemFileRe, DispositionFileID) is stricter than the record_schema gate's FilenameNumRe, so a hand-written rdi-N-slug.md or dsp-N-slug.md passes the gate and is then invisible to the report; for those two families the divergence fails toward silence rather than a false claim. One grammar, the resolver's, for every family the report walks.

issueresolvedminoriss-2608300929274006

The outstanding report's filename grammar for reading items and dispositions (readingItemFileRe, DispositionFileID) is stricter than the record_schema gate's FilenameNumRe, so a hand-written rdi-N-slug.md or dsp-N-slug.md passes the gate and is then invisible to the report; for those two families the divergence fails toward silence rather than a false claim. One grammar, the resolver's, for every family the report walks.

Extended 2026-08-30 by itd-189 round 4, which had to work around this rather than fix it. The divergence is the ROOT the round's new spelling leg is built on: admittedProposals and readingItemFileRe key on the filename stem and never open the item's id, so the round's padding check had to compare a join's value against the TARGET'S FILENAME rather than against its declared id.

That leaves one shape deliberately silent. A target whose filename is not itself a bare handle, rdi-2-widen-the-frame.md, admits under no spelling at all, because the family's reader never reads that file. The new leg does not report it, and reporting it would be a claim about a file the reader does not consume. The silence belongs to this record, not to the spelling leg: close this and the shape stops existing.

Grounds

  • pursued: every reading-item or disposition file the gate accepts is one the readers open; a file record-lint passes that the report or capture never reads would show it wrong

Frontmatter

idiss-2608300929274006
typeissue
lifecycleresolved
severityminor

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