three doc comments outlived the tests and the rule they describe and one contradicts the comment eight lines below it

three doc comments outlived the tests and the rule they describe and one contradicts the comment eight lines below it

Found by the itd-179 delta review. Branch-introduced, and it is the delta's own declared defect class: three doc comments outlived the tests and the rule they describe.

schema_test.go carries a comment saying the committed-ledger gate refuses exactly what capture's reader refuses, and that the closed vocabulary is read from one copy so the two can never disagree. Both halves are now false: checkIssueRecordShape no longer parses the value, and capture's reader tolerates every spelling. A second names a test that was deleted.

The sharpest is in schema_parity_test.go, where an orphaned block says the gate must reach the same answer as the reader, while the live test's own comment eight lines below says the gate deliberately does NOT mirror the reader and that this is the point of the rule. One file, two opposite claims, eight lines apart.

Left by the delta's own deletions rather than written wrong, which is the usual way this class arrives.

Grounds

• pursued: we expect a comment describing a deleted test to mislead a reader more than its absence would, so the deletion is the correction