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Five tracebacked on input they could not read (rc 1, the code this corpus uses for "a finding"); two -- citation_hash_class.py, citation_resolve_check.py -- printed a clean zero census over a missing repo or bogus --rev and exited 0, because git() in both discards the return code. Those two are the gates a reviewer runs to decide whether a citation defect exists, so a green that never looked is the hazard. queue_index.py / queue_claim_check.py: read errors -> rc 3 (the claim tool's docstring already promised `3 queue unreadable` while its code raised UnicodeDecodeError). citation_hash_class.py / citation_resolve_check.py: precondition(repo, rev) -> rc 2, matching doc_census_check.py and landing_check.py. check_lint.py / census_row_delta.py: named message, no traceback, rc 1 kept (filed: usage error and graded fault still share that code). 175 insertions(+), 14 deletions(-). Selftests 54/54, 16/16, 37/37, 33/33, 19/19, 11/11; sweep 11 tools/10 OK/0 fatal; --check rc 0 at 9 nested ids; 9 broken-input probes -> 0 tracebacks; copy-vs-copy A/B 7 SAME / 2 DIFFERS (both intended added cells). run.md's earlier "7 SAME, 0 DIFFERS" claim was wrong and is corrected in the artifact.
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#!/usr/bin/env python3
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"""citation_resolve_check.py -- does every `<file>:<line>` citation in this
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archive's prose actually resolve, and to which file?
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WHY THIS EXISTS
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This archive cites itself by line number. Its most-recurring review defect is
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not a wrong count and not a wrong hash family -- it is a citation that does not
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point where the sentence says it points. Logged in the ledger's own words:
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WORK-QUEUE.md:8586 "the identifiers printed for Zephyrus's newest file are
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the 11th's ... Filename and *Blocked on* text were right,
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the identifiers wrong." Third instance of this class in
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one week (reply 51 §3 -> :8467; reply 53 §0).
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WORK-QUEUE.md:8003 cites to :2264/:2684/:6847 "read back and checked by hand",
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because nothing checked them automatically.
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WORK-QUEUE.md:8009 "The hygiene count confirmed at two revisions, not one"
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-- the same read repeated by hand for want of a tool.
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citation_hash_class.py settles a token's FAMILY. queue_claim_check.py settles
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an item's CLOSURE. Neither settles whether a `path:line` lands on the line the
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citation is offered as evidence for. That is the third axis, and this is it.
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WHAT IT MEASURES (read-only; the only write path is --json)
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Two citation forms, in one left-to-right pass per file, paragraph by paragraph.
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EXPLICIT `<path>:<line>`, and `<path>:<line>-<line>` for a range. The file is
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named AT the citation, so the verdict is a CLAIM:
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RESOLVES path in the tree at --rev, 1 <= line <= line_count
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STALE_LINE path in the tree, line > line_count -- the citation
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points past the end of the file it names
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EXTERNAL_PATH path not in this tree at --rev (a host path under
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/root, or another repository's file). OUT OF SCOPE
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and counted separately: the citation may be
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perfectly true, this tool cannot read it, and saying
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so is the honest verdict.
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BARE `:<line>`, the troupe's inheritance idiom -- "the file last named".
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This is NOT a claim and this tool refuses to make it one. It was
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written to resolve the inherited file, and the first run FALSIFIED
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that rule at scale (see below). Two candidates are offered for every
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bare cite and each is resolved separately:
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candidate 1 the nearest preceding path NAMED in the same
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blank-line-delimited block (the idiom as written)
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candidate 2 the file the citation is written IN
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AS_NAMED only candidate 1 has that line
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AS_SELF only candidate 2 has that line -- the named-file
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rule mis-binds and the citation is still resolvable
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AMBIGUOUS both have it, so the number does not decide
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EXTERNAL_NAMED candidate 1 is not in this tree at all (a host
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artifact); out of scope, same class as
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EXTERNAL_PATH -- and ALSO the shape a mis-bind
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takes when the last-named path is a host file
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UNRESOLVED no candidate in this tree has the line and nothing
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external was named: no outside reader can resolve
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this citation at --rev. This is the defect claim.
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Both candidates and both resolutions are printed for every row, so a
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reader never has to trust the classifier.
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WHY BARE CITES ARE NOT RESOLVED BY THE NAMED-FILE RULE -- measured, not argued
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The rule was implemented as a verdict first, and the run falsified it. Three of
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the largest inherited-"stale" groups were mis-binds, each verified by reading
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the cited text at HEAD:
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WORK-QUEUE.md:9804 ":9622's own code span" -- 9622 is a WORK-QUEUE.md line
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(the queue row describing the tool); the rule had it bound
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to tools/queue_claim_check.py, named 40 chars earlier.
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WORK-QUEUE.md:8023 the hygiene table's `:6348` column -- WORK-QUEUE.md lines
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in a row whose LAST column names the artifact the row is
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ABOUT. A table row names a file for a different purpose
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than the one the line number belongs to.
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checkins/2026-10-15-merlin.md:739 "`:2264` / `:2684` / `:6847`" -- again
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WORK-QUEUE.md lines, this time bound to the host file
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root/crucible/q51/helm-selftest-q51.py named in an
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earlier sentence of the same block (EXTERNAL_NAMED).
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So "nearest named file" is a candidate; candidate 2 is what rescues the
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residue. AS_SELF is the count of citations the named-file rule alone would have
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reported as defects and that in fact resolve against the file they are in.
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THE CENSUS AT HEAD, WITH ITS UNITS (measured 2026-10-16, rev babdadc, 297 .md)
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EXPLICIT 410 citations: 113 RESOLVES / 0 STALE_LINE / 297 EXTERNAL_PATH.
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Every explicit citation whose file is in this repo resolves.
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BARE 1612 citations: 119 AS_NAMED / 716 AS_SELF / 51 AMBIGUOUS /
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255 EXTERNAL_NAMED / 471 UNRESOLVED.
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Only 119 of 1612 bare cites are resolvable by the file-naming
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idiom the archive documents; 471 cannot be resolved by any reader
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at HEAD without inferring the referent from context. That is the
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number this tool exists to make checkable, and it is the honest
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form of the ledger's own "a token quoted without its class".
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mentions 6961 file mentions carrying no line -- these seed the scope.
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Read every figure as a citation count, never as a defect count: 471 UNRESOLVED
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is not 471 errors. The tool's own catch is the worked example below.
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WORKED CATCH -- this tool's first finding is one of MY OWN artifacts
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checkins/2026-10-15-volt.md:9 reads "the three open items belong to other lanes
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(Q37 `:5278` the pipe's, `:8530` Mercury's, the career-lane apply queue `:7303`
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Alexander's)". Read at HEAD: that file is 281 lines, so neither candidate has
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line 5278; the block's last-named path is tools/queue_claim_check.py, which is
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695 lines. Verdict UNRESOLVED, and it is correct -- the three numbers are
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WORK-QUEUE.md lines (5278 is Q37's Status line, 8530 is Q53's, 7303 is the Q53
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opening), and the citation does not say so. Any troupe reader infers it; a
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stranger cannot check it. Reproduce with:
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python3 citation_resolve_check.py --only unresolved --context | grep volt.md
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NOT in scope, stated rather than implied: whether the cited LINE contains the
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evidence the sentence claims. That needs the claim, not just the pointer. And a
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citation REPRODUCED INSIDE QUOTES is still a citation to this scanner, which
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does not parse quotation marks -- so a document that reports a defective
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citation verbatim appears to contain it. Measured instance: the landing
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check-in for this tool reproduces the defective citations it is reporting,
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verbatim, and the scanner counts every one of them.
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USAGE
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python3 citation_resolve_check.py [--repo DIR] [--rev HEAD] [--corpus PATH...]
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[--json OUT] [--only stale|asself|unresolved|ambiguous|external|externalnamed|named|all]
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[--context] [--selftest] # 11 fixtures
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"""
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import argparse
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import collections
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import json
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import re
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import subprocess
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import sys
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DEFAULT_REPO = "/root/troupe-standup"
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# The extensions this archive actually cites by line. Deliberately a closed list:
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# an open `\.[a-z]+` would swallow clock times and domain names.
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EXT = (r"md|markdown|py|json|txt|js|mjs|cjs|sh|bash|yml|yaml|html|css|csv|tsv|"
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r"jsonl|sql|db|sqlite|age|wav|mp3|mp4|gz|tgz|toml|cfg|ini|log|out|bak")
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# Path branch first, so a named path always wins over the bare branch at the same
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# offset. The bare branch requires the colon NOT to follow a digit or a letter --
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# without that, `12:08:10Z`, `09:44:40Z` and `2026-10-11-0:0:2` are citations.
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# The whole `:line` part is optional, so a bare file MENTION is visible and can
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# seed the inheritance scope. (Getting this wrong the first time -- making the
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# cite group mandatory -- hid every mention and made every bare cite
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# unresolvable; the self-test fixture caught it before the tool was used.)
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PAT = re.compile(
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r"(?P<path>[A-Za-z0-9_][A-Za-z0-9_.@/+-]*\.(?:%s))"
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r"(?:`?:(?P<line>[0-9]{1,7})(?:\s*[-\u2013,]\s*(?P<end>[0-9]{1,7}))?)?"
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r"|(?<![\dA-Za-z]):(?P<bline>[0-9]{3,7})(?![0-9])" % EXT)
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def git(repo, *a):
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return subprocess.run(["git", "-C", repo, *a], capture_output=True).stdout
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def precondition(repo, rev):
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"""None when `repo` is a git work tree that carries `rev`, else why not.
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Every reader below swallows git's exit status, so an unreadable repo or a
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mistyped revision came back as an empty tree and the census printed
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"citations: 0 / stale: 0" with rc 0 -- a green gate over an input it never
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saw. The caller turns this into exit 2.
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"""
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p = subprocess.run(["git", "-C", repo, "rev-parse", "--verify", rev + "^{commit}"],
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capture_output=True)
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if p.returncode == 0:
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return None
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why = p.stderr.decode("utf-8", "replace").strip().splitlines()
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return "cannot read %s at %s: %s" % (repo, rev, why[-1] if why else "git rev-parse failed")
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class Store:
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"""File text and line counts at one revision, read once per path."""
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def __init__(self, repo, rev):
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self.repo, self.rev = repo, rev
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raw = git(repo, "ls-tree", "-r", "--name-only", rev).decode("utf-8", "replace")
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self.tree = {p for p in raw.split("\n") if p}
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self._text = {}
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def text(self, path):
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if path not in self._text:
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b = subprocess.run(["git", "-C", self.repo, "show", f"{self.rev}:{path}"],
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capture_output=True).stdout
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self._text[path] = b.decode("utf-8", "replace")
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return self._text[path]
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def nlines(self, path):
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t = self.text(path)
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if t == "":
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return 0
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return t.count("\n") + (0 if t.endswith("\n") else 1)
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def has(self, path, line):
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return path is not None and path in self.tree and 1 <= line <= self.nlines(path)
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def blocks(text):
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"""Yield (first_line_no, block_text). Paragraphs are the inheritance scope:
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the archive restarts its "the file named here" convention at a blank line."""
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ln, start, buf = 1, 1, []
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for raw in text.split("\n"):
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if raw.strip() == "":
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yield start, "\n".join(buf)
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buf, start = [], ln + 1
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else:
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buf.append(raw)
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ln += 1
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if buf:
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yield start, "\n".join(buf)
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def classify_explicit(store, target, want):
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if target not in store.tree:
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return "EXTERNAL_PATH", None
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have = store.nlines(target)
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return ("RESOLVES" if 1 <= want <= have else "STALE_LINE"), have
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def classify_bare(store, here, inherited, want):
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"""Two candidates, each resolved separately; never collapsed into one verdict."""
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named = store.has(inherited, want)
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self_ok = store.has(here, want)
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external = inherited is not None and inherited not in store.tree
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if named and self_ok and inherited != here:
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v = "AMBIGUOUS"
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elif named:
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v = "AS_NAMED"
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elif self_ok:
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v = "AS_SELF"
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elif external:
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v = "EXTERNAL_NAMED"
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else:
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v = "UNRESOLVED"
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return v, named, self_ok
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def scan(repo, rev, corpus, store):
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rows, stats = [], collections.Counter()
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for p in corpus:
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if p not in store.tree:
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stats["corpus_missing"] += 1
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continue
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text = store.text(p)
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for blk_first, blk in blocks(text):
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last = None
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for m in PAT.finditer(blk):
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abs_line = blk_first + blk.count("\n", 0, m.start())
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ctx = blk[max(0, m.start() - 70):m.end() + 70].replace("\n", " ")
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if m.group("path"):
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last = m.group("path")
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if m.group("line") is None: # a mention, no cite
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stats["mentions"] += 1
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continue
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want = int(m.group("line"))
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kind = "explicit"
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verdict, have = classify_explicit(store, last, want)
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named = self_ok = None
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else:
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kind = "bare"
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want = int(m.group("bline"))
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verdict, named, self_ok = classify_bare(store, p, last, want)
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have = None
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stats[kind] += 1
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stats[verdict] += 1
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rows.append({"file": p, "line": abs_line, "kind": kind,
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"target": last, "want": want,
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"end": int(m.group("end")) if m.group("end") else None,
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"verdict": verdict, "have": have,
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"named_has": named, "self_has": self_ok,
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"context": ctx})
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return rows, stats
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# --------------------------------------------------------------- self-test
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# Each fixture names its own CONTAINING file, because "candidate 2" is a property
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# of where the citation is written, not of the text alone. Line counts at HEAD:
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# WORK-QUEUE.md 9,856 / checkins/2026-10-15-volt.md 281 / the reply file 83.
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QUEUE = "WORK-QUEUE.md"
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VOLT = "checkins/2026-10-15-volt.md"
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FIXTURES = [
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# (containing file, corpus text, [(kind, verdict, target, want)...])
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(QUEUE, "see checkins/2026-10-15-volt.md:12 for the table",
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[("explicit", "RESOLVES", "checkins/2026-10-15-volt.md", 12)]),
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(QUEUE, "WORK-QUEUE.md:999999 is past the end",
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[("explicit", "STALE_LINE", "WORK-QUEUE.md", 999999)]),
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(QUEUE, "a host path, not this repo: mercury-task.txt:24",
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[("explicit", "EXTERNAL_PATH", "mercury-task.txt", 24)]),
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# the idiom as written: the bare cite takes the file named in its own block,
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# and when that IS the containing file it is not ambiguity
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(QUEUE, "The queue is long.\nWORK-QUEUE.md is the file.\n"
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"Its rows sit at :2264 and a bad one at :99999.",
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[("bare", "AS_NAMED", "WORK-QUEUE.md", 2264),
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("bare", "UNRESOLVED", "WORK-QUEUE.md", 99999)]),
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# a blank line restarts the scope -> the named-file rule has nothing, and the
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# containing-file candidate is what resolves it. This is the AS_SELF class.
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(QUEUE, "WORK-QUEUE.md at head.\n\nand the same rows at :2264",
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[("bare", "AS_SELF", None, 2264)]),
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# two candidates, both with the line -> the number does not decide
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(QUEUE, "checkins/2026-10-15-volt.md is a file.\nand the queue's own rows at :123",
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[("bare", "AMBIGUOUS", "checkins/2026-10-15-volt.md", 123)]),
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# a named candidate that is not in this tree is out of scope, not a defect
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(QUEUE, "root/crucible/q51/helm-selftest-q51.py is his gate.\n"
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"the queue's row at :99999",
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[("bare", "EXTERNAL_NAMED", "root/crucible/q51/helm-selftest-q51.py", 99999)]),
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# the tool's own worked catch, replayed as a fixture: the real block names
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# tools/queue_claim_check.py (695 lines) and the containing check-in is 281
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# lines, so neither candidate holds the queue's own line numbers
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(VOLT, "the claim check, and now `tools/queue_claim_check.py` run here, leaves "
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"the executable set empty: Q37 `:5278` the pipe's, `:8530` Mercury's",
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[("bare", "UNRESOLVED", "tools/queue_claim_check.py", 5278),
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("bare", "UNRESOLVED", "tools/queue_claim_check.py", 8530)]),
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# STATED LIMITATION: a bare cite under 3 digits is out of scope by design --
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# at 1-2 digits a line number is indistinguishable from a clock, a ratio or a
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# version, and :08 inside 12:08:10Z is exactly what that floor excludes.
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(QUEUE, "and the queue's own rows at :12", []),
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# a clock is not a citation
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(QUEUE, "read at 12:08:10Z and 09:44:40Z", []),
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# a range is reported with its end line
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(QUEUE, "recoveries/helm-pin-hash-convention.md:85-90",
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[("explicit", "RESOLVES", "recoveries/helm-pin-hash-convention.md", 85)]),
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]
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def _expect(here, text, store):
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got = []
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for _first, blk in blocks(text):
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last = None
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for m in PAT.finditer(blk):
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if m.group("path"):
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last = m.group("path")
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if m.group("line") is None:
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continue
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v, _ = classify_explicit(store, last, int(m.group("line")))
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got.append(("explicit", v, last, int(m.group("line"))))
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else:
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want = int(m.group("bline"))
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v, _n, _s = classify_bare(store, here, last, want)
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got.append(("bare", v, last, want))
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return got
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def selftest(repo):
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store = Store(repo, "HEAD")
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n = bad = 0
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for here, text, want in FIXTURES:
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got = _expect(here, text, store)
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n += 1
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ok = got == want
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bad += 0 if ok else 1
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print(f"{'PASS' if ok else 'FAIL'} in {here[:26]}: {text[:44]!r}")
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if not ok:
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print(f" got {got}")
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print(f" want {want}")
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print(f"self-test: {n} fixtures, {n - bad} passed, {bad} failed")
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return 0 if bad == 0 else 1
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def main():
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ap = argparse.ArgumentParser(description=__doc__,
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formatter_class=argparse.RawDescriptionHelpFormatter)
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ap.add_argument("--repo", default=DEFAULT_REPO)
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ap.add_argument("--rev", default="HEAD")
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ap.add_argument("--corpus", nargs="*")
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ap.add_argument("--json")
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ap.add_argument("--only", choices=["stale", "asself", "unresolved", "ambiguous",
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"external", "externalnamed", "named", "all"],
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default="stale")
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ap.add_argument("--context", action="store_true")
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ap.add_argument("--selftest", action="store_true")
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a = ap.parse_args()
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if a.selftest:
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return selftest(a.repo)
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problem = precondition(a.repo, a.rev)
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if problem:
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print(problem, file=sys.stderr)
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return 2
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store = Store(a.repo, a.rev)
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corpus = a.corpus or sorted(p for p in store.tree if p.endswith(".md"))
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rows, stats = scan(a.repo, a.rev, corpus, store)
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print(f"corpus: {len(corpus)} markdown files at {a.rev} in {a.repo}")
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print("--- EXPLICIT `<path>:<line>` -- a CLAIM (unit: citations) ---")
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print(f" citations: {stats['explicit']}")
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for v in ("RESOLVES", "STALE_LINE", "EXTERNAL_PATH"):
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print(f" {v:15s} {stats[v]}")
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print("--- BARE `:<line>` -- a CANDIDATE, never a claim (unit: citations) ---")
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print(f" citations: {stats['bare']}")
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for v in ("AS_NAMED", "AS_SELF", "AMBIGUOUS", "EXTERNAL_NAMED", "UNRESOLVED"):
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print(f" {v:15s} {stats[v]}")
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print(f" ({stats['AS_SELF']} of the bare cites resolve ONLY as the file they "
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f"are written in -- the named-file rule alone would have called them "
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f"defects; {stats['UNRESOLVED']} resolve as neither, so no reader can "
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f"check them without inferring the referent)")
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print(f"file mentions with no line: {stats['mentions']} (unit: occurrences) "
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f"-- these seed the inheritance scope")
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by_target = collections.Counter(r["target"] for r in rows
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if r["kind"] == "explicit" and r["target"])
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print(f"distinct explicitly cited targets: {len(by_target)} (unit: distinct paths)")
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for t, c in by_target.most_common(8):
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print(f" {c:6d} {t}"
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f"{'' if t in store.tree else ' [not in tree at ' + a.rev + ']'}")
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sel = {"stale": lambda r: r["kind"] == "explicit" and r["verdict"] == "STALE_LINE",
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"external": lambda r: r["verdict"] == "EXTERNAL_PATH",
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"externalnamed": lambda r: r["verdict"] == "EXTERNAL_NAMED",
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"asself": lambda r: r["verdict"] == "AS_SELF",
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"unresolved": lambda r: r["verdict"] == "UNRESOLVED",
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"ambiguous": lambda r: r["verdict"] == "AMBIGUOUS",
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"named": lambda r: r["verdict"] == "AS_NAMED",
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"all": lambda r: True}[a.only]
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show = [r for r in rows if sel(r)]
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print(f"--- {a.only}: {len(show)} citations (showing first 300) ---")
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for r in show[:300]:
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if r["kind"] == "bare":
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extra = (f" [named={r['target'] or '-'}:"
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f"{'y' if r['named_has'] else 'n'} self="
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f"{'y' if r['self_has'] else 'n'}]")
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else:
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extra = f" [have={r['have']}]"
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print(f" {r['file']}:{r['line']} {r['kind']:8s} -> "
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f"{r['target'] or '-'}:{r['want']} {r['verdict']}{extra}")
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if a.context:
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print(f" ...{r['context']}...")
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if a.json:
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with open(a.json, "w") as fh:
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json.dump({"rev": a.rev, "repo": a.repo, "corpus": corpus,
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"stats": dict(stats), "citations": rows}, fh, indent=1)
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print(f"wrote {a.json}")
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return 0
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if __name__ == "__main__":
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sys.exit(main())
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