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abcdBetav0.16.2 · 2026-11-06

Development record

The reading exclusion floor admits an excluded heading nested in a list item or a blockquote, and the section travels with a nil error: '- ## Audit Notes', '> ## Audit Notes', and a heading at a list item's content indent of four columns all render as headings, while floorATXRe wants the line's first non-blank character to be '#' within three spaces and the site section walk reads column 0 alone. project.go discloses the residue in a code comment ('Two shapes this floor does NOT see'), and a disclosure in a comment is not a recorded deferral. No committed markdown file carries such a heading naming an excluded title, so the floor can refuse the shape outright.

issueresolvedminoriss-2609251509209801

The reading exclusion floor admits an excluded heading nested in a list item or a blockquote, and the section travels with a nil error: '- ## Audit Notes', '> ## Audit Notes', and a heading at a list item's content indent of four columns all render as headings, while floorATXRe wants the line's first non-blank character to be '#' within three spaces and the site section walk reads column 0 alone. project.go discloses the residue in a code comment ('Two shapes this floor does NOT see'), and a disclosure in a comment is not a recorded deferral. No committed markdown file carries such a heading naming an excluded title, so the floor can refuse the shape outright.

Grounds

  • pursued: list-prefixed, ordered-list-prefixed, content-indented, blockquoted, list-in-blockquote and tab-indented excluded headings are refused while other nested headings, a bullet naming the title in prose and a fenced nested quote are admitted (TestVerifyRedactionRefusesAHeadingNestedInAListOrBlockquote), and the reading package and the cold-reading eval lane pass over the committed corpus; an admitted nested excluded heading or a refused committed file would show it wrong

Frontmatter

idiss-2609251509209801
typeissue
lifecycleresolved
severityminor