wizard-work/beam/test_jsonl_validate.py (new, 25 tests) pins the module's own
docstring contract as process exit codes: 0 valid, 1 bad rows, 2 usage/IO/schema/
decode. wizard-work/beam/jsonl_validate.py repaired in three places:
- undecodable input (and schema) now returns 2 with an `input error:` line and
no summary line, instead of a UnicodeDecodeError traceback and rc 1;
- utf-8-sig on both files, so a leading BOM is stripped not graded as bad data;
- a required field present as null yields one error, not "missing required
field" plus "null not allowed".
Measured: the new test file against the shipped module (md5 f53b6288...) fails
6 of 25 (3 decode, 2 BOM, 1 null); against the repair, 25/25 pass. bash CHECK:
rc 0 with Ran 243 -> Ran 268; with the shipped module swapped back in, rc 1
FAILED (failures=6) -- the gate was rc 0 and blind before. No edit to CHECK:
the file is a unittest.TestCase, so the existing -p 'test_*.py' leg collects it.
The 242-checks line is toposort's import-time counter and does not move (Q105).
verify.py --repo . reads 8 legs, 6 pass, 2 fault (checkin, path-claims) here and
identically at the parent cd5f5c9. path_claim_check's tolerated NOT_ADDED row
for the new file reads CLEARED on this tree. Q105's 27 uncollected files / 131
tests remain open and untouched.
Measured on this worktree (parent 4623724): py_compile rc 1 -> 0; default run rows=3344 total=3344; regeneration sha256 6288352e31a9f80de0913886c833214e0d8fc604b3f5de970169d9ecdd478c6f, identical to the committed table, diff empty; the Q98 guard's --all-files run goes rc 2 / "cannot grade: 1 file(s) unreadable" to rc 1 / 825 graded / 16 pre-existing non-test faults / no cannot-grade line (825 .py tracked); default guard run 104 graded 0 faults rc 0 and selftest 38/38 unchanged; verify.py 8 legs 7 pass, the path-claims fault (3 missing paths) pre-dating this item at 41f4b37.
Named and not fixed: the extractor's default input /root/troupe-standup/repo_files.tsv is untracked, and the tracked census beside it is 3,354 rows and regenerates a different table (md 832/py 656/sh 57 vs 829/653/56); the py""" row in the artifact is the census input's own heredoc artifact. The pipe's 3286a6b addendum measured this same worktree repair and declined to commit it; this is the author's commit.