fix(archive): read a wrapped scenario bullet as one bullet - #1782
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A repository that wraps its prose at a column limit writes most scenario bullets over two lines. The retirement guard read the continuation line as content the merge could not account for, so `retire_capabilities` refused every such spec - and because the hint that names the marker is gated on that same count, an unmarked author got the bare "must have at least one requirement" abort and never learned the retirement path exists. A line indented to the content column of the item above it, with no blank line between, is part of that item. It is accounted for when the item was and already reported when it was not, so nothing is deleted unmentioned either way. A blank line still ends the item, so a note written below the scenarios is still the author's own however it is indented. Closes #1780 Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Included review availability: Your plan provides up to 10 included reviews per hour; 5 remain after this review. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe retirement audit now classifies wrapped scenario bullets relative to their list-item content column. Wide ordered-marker cases preserve headings and notes as blocking content. Tests and fixture specifications cover the updated retirement behavior. ChangesCapability retirement
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Continuation is for wrapped prose. A raw HTML heading indented under a scenario bullet was absorbed by it, so indenting a section one level would have smuggled it past the audit and deleted it with the file. ATX headings were already excluded; HTML ones now are too, matching how the pass above the requirements section reads them. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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In `@src/core/specs-apply.ts`:
- Line 760: Move the setext-heading detection ahead of the continuesListItem
branch in the relevant audit flow, so indented headings are added to leftovers
rather than absorbed as list continuations. Add a retirement-refusal test
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A setext underline turns the line above it into a heading, so indenting the pair one level under a scenario bullet let a whole section be absorbed as continuation and deleted with the file. Checked ahead of the continuation branch now, the same way the ATX and raw HTML forms already are. Found by CodeRabbit on this PR. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Not every wrap indents its continuation, and the indent-only rule left the reported bug fixed for one spelling and live for the other: a hand-wrapped scenario bullet still refused the retirement. Inside a scenario's unbroken bullet run a lazy continuation is now read as part of the bullet above it. This widens nothing - a sibling bullet written in that same position is already read as the scenario's own, and a lazy line is part of the bullet where a sibling is merely next to it. Past the blank line that ends the run the indent is still required, so a note bulleted below the scenarios and the line that wraps it stay the author's. Also covers CRLF specs, and asserts the refusal report names only the real leftover in a wrapped multi-requirement spec rather than burying it under continuations. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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In `@src/core/specs-apply.ts`:
- Line 747: Update the lazy-continuation condition near the scenario-bullet
handling so the inScenarioBullets branch accepts only paragraph text, not
Markdown block starts such as unindented blockquotes or thematic breaks;
preserve existing indented-continuation behavior, and add refusal tests covering
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CommonMark lets a blockquote, thematic break, table, list item or raw HTML interrupt a paragraph, so one written flush against a scenario bullet starts something new rather than continuing it. The lazy allowance absorbed all of them, which would have deleted an author's note with the file and named nothing. The bullet's paragraph is now tracked as its own state: opened by a bullet, closed by a blank line, a fence, a heading, or a line that opens a block - including one indented inside the item, whose own paragraph ends the bullet's. Lazy continuation applies only while it is open. Indented continuation is unaffected: a nested list or quote sitting inside the item is still the item's own content. Each of the six holes is pinned by a test proven to fail with the narrower rule removed. Found by CodeRabbit on this PR. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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In `@src/core/specs-apply.ts`:
- Line 774: Normalize each list-item line to the list content column before
evaluating continuesListItem, isHeadingLine, INTERRUPTS_PARAGRAPH, or
setext-heading detection, using listContentIndent so wide ordered markers such
as multi-digit items are handled correctly. Ensure headings or blocks following
an item are recognized and do not leave paragraphOpen incorrectly set, allowing
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A marker as wide as `100. ` puts the item's content past the three columns a Markdown construct is allowed at the file's left margin, so `## Retention` written inside such an item read as five spaces of nothing and was absorbed as continuation - a regression against the behavior before continuation existed, which named it. Every syntax test in the audit now reads the line with the item's indent removed, so a heading, a setext underline or a block start is recognized wherever the item sits. Found by CodeRabbit on this PR. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Folds in the marker coverage from the duplicate PR #1789, which fixes the same issue (#1780) with a shallower model. The audit named `-`, `*` and ordered items as list markers, while INTERRUPTS_PARAGRAPH, added in this same PR, already named `+` and capped an ordered marker at CommonMark's nine digits. The two disagreed, so a line one called a bullet and the other did not was read as both at once. Both now use one LIST_ITEM constant: - `+` is the behavior fix. A spec bulleted with `+` validates like any other, and every one of its scenario bullets was reported as unaccounted content, so that capability could not be retired at all. Regression added, verified to fail against the old marker set. - The nine-digit cap changes no verdict in this design, since a line the pattern rejects is weighed by the same rules either way. It is here for the consistency, and the comment says so rather than claiming a fix. The case is pinned so a later change cannot start deleting such a note. LIST_ITEM also no longer requires content after the marker, so an empty `- ` reads as the bullet it is instead of falling through to the leftovers, which is what the surrounding indent tracking already assumed. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Consolidation note, plus a fix folded in from the duplicate. #1789 is the same fix. Both close #1780 and both rewrite The ported fix, and a real inconsistency it exposed. This PR added Both now use one
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Closes #1780.
What was wrong
retire_capabilities: truewas unusable on any spec whose scenario bullets wrap onto a second line — which, in a repository that lints prose to a column limit, is most of them.The retirement audit walks the whole main spec and refuses to delete a file holding content the merge cannot name. It read every line on its own, so the second line of a wrapped bullet:
was classified as loose authored content and the retirement refused:
The same count gates the hint that names the marker, so an unmarked change against a wrapped spec got only the bare
Spec must have at least one requirementabort — the feature was invisible as well as unusable. The reporter hand-deleted the spec directory and foundretire_capabilitiesafterwards.How it was fixed
One rule, in
contentTheMergeCannotName(src/core/specs-apply.ts): a line that continues the list item above it is part of that item.Why this is not a hole in the audit. A continuation is accounted for when its item was (a scenario bullet) and already reported when it was not (a note bulleted below the scenarios, which still refuses the retirement and still gets named). Nothing is deleted unmentioned in either direction.
Two spellings of continuation, because both are ordinary in hand-written specs:
The lazy case is deliberately narrower, and it widens nothing where it applies: a sibling bullet written in that same position is already read as the scenario's own, and a lazy line is part of the bullet above it where a sibling is merely next to it. Past the blank line that ends the run, the indent is required again.
Lazy continuation also needs the bullet's paragraph to still be open, so the audit tracks that as its own state — opened by a bullet, closed by a blank line, a fence, a heading, or any line that opens a block of its own (blockquote, thematic break, table, list item, raw HTML), including one indented inside the item. CommonMark lets each of those interrupt a paragraph, so a note written flush against the bullets is new content, not a wrap, and is named rather than deleted.
Boundaries that keep the audit honest:
#, raw<hN>, and a setext underline — so indenting or tightening a section under a bullet cannot smuggle it past the audit. The setext check had to move ahead of the continuation branch to hold.100.pushes its content past the three columns a Markdown construct is allowed at the file's left margin, so a heading written inside such an item would otherwise read as five spaces of nothing.Because a wrapped bullet is no longer unaccounted content, the marker hint reappears for unmarked changes too — the issue's second complaint — without decoupling the hint from the count. That coupling is deliberate (#1699): name the marker only when adding it would really let the archive through.
Proof it works
Twenty-one tests added to
test/core/archive.test.ts. Each behavior change was verified to fail first:add \retire_capabilities: true``100.markerMutation-checked rather than assumed, since every one of these boundaries is the difference between refusing a spec and deleting an author's note without naming it. Removing the raw-HTML exclusion fails its two tests; putting the setext check back below the continuation branch fails its two; dropping the block-start and fence conditions from the lazy rule fails six; and reading lines against the file's left margin instead of the item's fails two.
test/core/archive.test.tsis 239/239, including every pre-existing retirement guard (bulleted notes, setext and HTML sections, duplicate requirements, second## Requirementssections, hostile specs,--no-validate).The issue's own reproduction, against the built CLI:
Full suite: 4439 passed, 2 failed —
artifact-workflow.test.ts("creates skills for Cursor tool") andconfig-profile.test.ts("confirmed project apply...") — both pre-existing onmain, untouched by this change, and green on all three CI matrices.Notes
unaccountedContenthas one consumer,archive.ts. The validator's archive preflight reads thrown preconditions, not this list, so no other command changes behavior.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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