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… a real pipeline Appends a worked real-world case to docs/EXPLAINME.adoc: the concrete situation in an amplicon-sequencing pipeline in production use where the type, the OND discipline or the algebra earns its keep -- and what the untyped or undisciplined alternative gets wrong. Documentation only; no code changes. Generated by Mistral Vibe. Co-Authored-By: Mistral Vibe <vibe@mistral.ai>
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- Around line 124-131: Revise the production-measurement claims in the HWM
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…vidence CodeRabbit (PR #11) flagged the Applications-in-practice section for presenting the MetaManifold measurements as a production-validated result while Instances/HWM.agda records HWM as a proposal. The claim was real but unlinked, so: name the proposal status and its supersession rule up front, link the concrete case (docs/occupancy-2026-10.adoc, results-2026-10-14.yml, TypedPeak.agda, GradedStages.agda, scripts/check-occupancy.sh), give the measured numbers the typed peak reproduces (9192, 9204, 18380 KiB), and scope the equality to that run's observed interleaving rather than a general production guarantee. Generated by Mistral Vibe. Co-Authored-By: Mistral Vibe <vibe@mistral.ai>
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) ## Summary Since 2026-10-15 five workflows on main (`e948265`) have failed at startup: Governance, Rust CI, Mirror to Git Forges, Code Quality and GitHub Pages. No workflow file changed; #11 only touched `docs/EXPLAINME.adoc`. GitHub's runner now rejects a lock record whose `ref:` is the record's own SHA ("invalid lockfile pin"; [standards#1271](hyperpolymath/standards#1271)). This is step 4 of [standards#1285](hyperpolymath/standards#1285 rollout (re-pin each caller and relock it). It's one of two test repos before the estate-wide "apply workflow pins" run; [rsr-template-repo#243](hyperpolymath/rsr-template-repo#243) is the other. ## Changes - The six standards reusables move from `934b879` to `75bd599` (standards main). `lock-selfcheck.sh` reports `75bd599` self-consistent. - `actions.lock` is relocked by standards' `relock-standards-pin.sh` at `75bd599`. It gave the twelve self-SHA action records the tags standards records for the same commits, after checking that commit and repository ids match. No commit value changes. Only reusable-workflow records keep a SHA `ref:` (two `cicd-suite` and `standards`), as in standards' own lock. - **This reverses #7's four SHA refs** (upload-artifact, setup-deno, rust-toolchain, setup-bun). - `tests/workflows/actions_lock_sha_refs_test.sh` asserted the form the runner now refuses: it passes on main's lock and fails on this one. - It now requires a symbolic `ref:` with the SHA in the key and `commit`. It plants the self-SHA, upper-case and empty refs as negative controls, and keeps the mismatched-commit and missing-record controls. - It is not skipped or weakened: it now fails on main's lock, which the runner refuses. - CHANGELOG entry. ## RSR Quality Checklist ### Required - [x] Tests pass (below) - [x] No banned language patterns - [x] SPDX license headers present (no new files) - [x] No secrets, credentials, or `.env` files included ### As Applicable - [x] `CHANGELOG` updated ## Testing Run locally on this tree: - All 19 Estate Rules steps pass, including the updated `actions_lock_sha_refs_test.sh` (it fails on main's lock). - `check-lock-sync.sh`, both the repo's copy and standards' at `75bd599`: 0 dangling edges. - `check-uuid-v8.sh --strict` from standards `75bd599`: pass. - `git ls-remote` on the 15 SHA-keyed records with a tag `ref:`: 14 tags point at the recorded commit. - `dtolnay/rust-toolchain`'s `v1` has moved off `e2a55d2`. Standards' own lock carries the same record, and the runner does not refuse it. **Not proven by this PR:** - Pages and Mirror run only on pushes to main, so this PR can't exercise them. I didn't dispatch them from the branch: one deploys the site and the other pushes to external forges. They are verified after merge. - Code Quality and Pages call no standards reusable. They use `editorconfig-checker@v3.0.0` and `actions/cache@v6.1.0`, whose commits had self-SHA twin records. I have not confirmed that this is what stopped them, because `actions/checkout`'s twin had the same shape and its workflows started. This PR's Code Quality run is the test. --- _Generated by [Claude Code](https://claude.ai/code/session_01LiQzWJdcPfRU6YMDGRG8Xi)_ <!-- This is an auto-generated comment: release notes by coderabbit.ai --> ## Summary by CodeRabbit * **Chores** * Updated the automated governance, security scanning, mirroring, code quality, and Rust CI workflows. * Improved checks that validate references used by automated actions. * **Documentation** * Added a changelog entry covering the workflow updates and related runner startup issues. <!-- end of auto-generated comment: release notes by coderabbit.ai -->
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What this adds
An Applications in practice section in
docs/EXPLAINME.adoc: one worked real-world case that shows the HWM algebra behind typed stage peaks -- the day-to-day 'which stage ate the machine?' answered auditably -- grounded in MetaManifold, an amplicon-sequencing pipeline in production use, because the value of the discipline is clearest on a live pipeline rather than a toy.The section answers the question a newcomer actually has: what is this for in the real world, and what goes wrong without it? It is deliberately short, states what the undisciplined alternative gets wrong, and links the concrete case.
What this leaves out
Documentation only. No code, no API, no claim changes anywhere else in the repo. The commit is signed.
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