The corpus leg is a function of the working tree, not of the queue: --outside read
Q63, then Q63+Q77+Q99 once a checkin quoted the ids the gate test uses -- same
queue, same sha256, three documents. Emitting that table into the rendered
document therefore made --check go RED for reasons unrelated to the queue, and
made --write reproduce the document only until somebody wrote prose.
- move the corpus leg behind --outside (reported, not embedded); the document now
says so and points at the flag
- selftest 32 -> 38 cells: a prose mention must not move a byte of the document,
--check must stay green, --outside must name the id and the file that carries it
- regenerate docs/queue-index.md (36,585 B); --check is green, --write byte-identical
The first whole-gate run went red on a defect in this tick's own artifact:
docs/queue-index.md listed itself in the 'ids referenced outside the queue'
corpus, so --write was not a fixed point (317 vs 318 tracked *.md) and --check,
which compared only the JSON pin, stayed green while the table above the pin had
drifted. Two repairs: the generated document is excluded from that corpus by its
canonical path whatever path it is rendered to, and --check now re-renders the
whole document and compares it byte for byte, naming the first differing line.
check.sh 20/20; falsify 5/5.
49 sections, 45 ids, 4 continuation sections, 13 ids with no heading at all
(Q41 Q42 Q46 Q47 Q50 Q51 Q52 Q53 Q54 Q55 Q56 Q58 Q62, opened as records nested
inside Q37/Q44/Q49/Q45). docs/queue-index.md is generated and carries the parse
pinned in a machine block; --check re-derives and goes RED on any drift.
selftest 32 cells; verify_index.py (independent parser) 26 assertions.
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