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fix(k9): ratchet pushes, escape Markdown in the grid, reject bad findings, end options - #1310
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…ings, end options Codex's third round on #1308, applied after the merge: - A push event now ratchets too: BASE_SHA falls back to the push's `before` (an all-zero before, a new ref, means nothing to compare), the checkout is full on every event, and the range is before..sha, so a direct push to a ledgered failing contract is blocking and a direct ledger addition needs its Ratchet-exception like any other. - The renderer escapes every Markdown and HTML metacharacter in ids and reasons as an entity (`[ ] ( ) * _ ! ~ \` join `& < > | ` ` and newlines): a contributor-named file cannot write a link or an image into the lane's own comment. - A findings array holding a non-object is an invalid record (orange), not a jq error that leaves no report. - The validator is called with `--` before the path, so a tracked file whose name starts with `-` is validated, not parsed as an option. - `*.k9.lock` leaves the corpus and the path filters: K9-CONTRACT-SPEC reserves `.k9` and `.k9.ncl` only. k9-grid-test: 67 assertions (was 61). Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_019a95kk88TZ1iegsBK3kox3
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before, not their merge base
On a non-fast-forward push, github.event.before and HEAD_SHA can diverge, so their merge base is only the fork point—not the state the push replaced. For example, if the old tip removed a debt-ledger entry and the force-pushed tip restores the entry from their common ancestor, the diff and ledger comparison here are empty, allowing the restored exemption without a Ratchet-exception; reverted ledgered contracts can likewise remain advisory. Keep the merge-base comparison for pull requests, but compare BASE_SHA directly with HEAD_SHA for push events.
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Agreed, fixed in the next commit on this branch: pull requests still diff from the merge base, but a push now diffs and reads the ledger from before itself, so after a force push a restored ledger entry counts as growth.
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The new escaping still leaves @ untouched, so a contributor can add a failing path such as @organization/team.k9.ncl; its ID is copied into the bot-authored grid comment and parsed as a team mention. GitHub documents that mentioning a team in a comment subscribes and notifies its members (GitHub formatting documentation), allowing untrusted filenames or validator text to generate notifications under the lane account. Encode @ along with the other active characters.
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Agreed, fixed in the next commit on this branch: @ is now escaped as @ with the other active characters, and a test renders an @org/team id and an @someone message and checks that neither is a live mention.
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| bash "$CANON/1-formats/k9/tools/k9-validate.sh" --strict --layer L2 --json --quiet "$f" >> "$RUNNER_TEMP/results.jsonl" 2>> "$RUNNER_TEMP/corpus.log" | ||
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The added -- only gets a root-level name such as -dash.k9.ncl through the validator's own option parser; the validator then passes that bare name to utilities without their own option terminators. In particular, check_l0 runs cmp -s - "$f", which interprets -dash.k9.ncl as an option and records a false K9-E002 failure, while later head, sed, and dirname calls have the same problem. Thus a conforming tracked file in the exact scenario this change claims to support still fails the lane; either make all validator file consumers option-safe or normalize the filesystem path without changing the logical filename emitted in JSON.
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Reproduced (cmp, sed and dirname all read -dash.k9.ncl as options, giving a false K9-E002). Fixed at the source in the next commit on this branch: validate_one hands every check a ./-prefixed path when the name starts with -, and the JSON and messages keep the logical name. A copy of a conforming contract under a dash-leading name now reaches the same verdict as an ordinary copy, and the validator self-test still passes.
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GitHub Actions: Hypatia Security Scan / 0_scan _ Hypatia Neurosymbolic Analysis.txt: fix(k9): ratchet pushes, escape Markdown in the grid, reject bad findings, end options
Conclusion: failure
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GitHub Actions: Hypatia Security Scan / scan _ Hypatia Neurosymbolic Analysis: fix(k9): ratchet pushes, escape Markdown in the grid, reject bad findings, end options
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GitHub Actions: Hypatia Security Scan / scan _ Hypatia Neurosymbolic Analysis: fix(k9): ratchet pushes, escape Markdown in the grid, reject bad findings, end options
Conclusion: failure
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Conclusion: failure
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GitHub Actions: Governance / governance _ Validate Hypatia Baseline: fix(k9): ratchet pushes, escape Markdown in the grid, reject bad findings, end options
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GitHub Actions: Governance / 1_governance _ Well-Known (RFC 9116 + RSR).txt: fix(k9): ratchet pushes, escape Markdown in the grid, reject bad findings, end options
Conclusion: failure
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�[36;1m[ -f "security.txt" ] && SECTXT="security.txt"�[0m
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�[36;1mgrep -q "^Contact:" "$SECTXT" || { echo "::error::Missing Contact field"; exit 1; }�[0m
�[36;1mif ! grep -q "^Expires:" "$SECTXT"; then�[0m
�[36;1m echo "::error::Missing Expires field"�[0m
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�[36;1mif date -d "$EXPIRES" > /dev/null 2>&1; then�[0m
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�[36;1m if [ $DAYS -lt 0 ]; then�[0m
�[36;1m echo "::error::security.txt EXPIRED"�[0m
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##[group]Run MIXED=$(grep -rE 'src="http://|href="http://' --include="*.html" --include="*.htm" . 2>/dev/null | grep -vE 'localhost|127\.0\.0\.1|example\.com|lol/|node_modules/|third-party/|vendor/' | head -5)
�[36;1mMIXED=$(grep -rE 'src="http://|href="http://' --include="*.html" --include="*.htm" . 2>/dev/null | grep -vE 'localhost|127\.0\.0\.1|example\.com|lol/|node_modules/|third-party/|vendor/' | head -5)�[0m
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�[36;1m echo "::error::Mixed content (HTTP in HTML)"�[0m
GitHub Actions: Governance / governance _ Well-Known (RFC 9116 + RSR): fix(k9): ratchet pushes, escape Markdown in the grid, reject bad findings, end options
Conclusion: failure
##[group]Run SECTXT=""
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�[36;1m[ -f ".well-known/security.txt" ] && SECTXT=".well-known/security.txt"�[0m
�[36;1m[ -f "security.txt" ] && SECTXT="security.txt"�[0m
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�[36;1m echo "::error::Missing Expires field"�[0m
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�[36;1mEXPIRES=$(grep "^Expires:" "$SECTXT" | cut -d: -f2- | tr -d ' ' | head -2)�[0m
�[36;1mif date -d "$EXPIRES" > /dev/null 2>&1; then�[0m
�[36;1m DAYS=$(( ($(date -d "$EXPIRES" +%s) - $(date +%s)) / 86400 ))�[0m
�[36;1m if [ $DAYS -lt 0 ]; then�[0m
�[36;1m echo "::error::security.txt EXPIRED"�[0m
GitHub Actions: Governance / governance _ Well-Known (RFC 9116 + RSR): fix(k9): ratchet pushes, escape Markdown in the grid, reject bad findings, end options
Conclusion: failure
##[group]Run MIXED=$(grep -rE 'src="http://|href="http://' --include="*.html" --include="*.htm" . 2>/dev/null | grep -vE 'localhost|127\.0\.0\.1|example\.com|lol/|node_modules/|third-party/|vendor/' | head -5)
�[36;1mMIXED=$(grep -rE 'src="http://|href="http://' --include="*.html" --include="*.htm" . 2>/dev/null | grep -vE 'localhost|127\.0\.0\.1|example\.com|lol/|node_modules/|third-party/|vendor/' | head -5)�[0m
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GitHub Actions: Governance / 8_governance _ Workflow security linter.txt: fix(k9): ratchet pushes, escape Markdown in the grid, reject bad findings, end options
Conclusion: failure
##[group]Run # GitHub Actions REJECTS a workflow with duplicate keys: the run is
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�[36;1m# `failure` with no jobs, no log and no check run. Nothing else here�[0m
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�[36;1mset -euo pipefail�[0m
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�[36;1m# is the only correct one — the pinned main checkout still has the old�[0m
�[36;1m# name. Preferring the fetched copy keeps every other caller on the�[0m
�[36;1m# canonical version.�[0m
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�[36;1mif [ ! -f "$SCRIPT" ]; then�[0m
�[36;1m echo "::error::duplicate-key checker not found — neither fetched from" \�[0m
GitHub Actions: Governance / governance _ Workflow security linter: fix(k9): ratchet pushes, escape Markdown in the grid, reject bad findings, end options
Conclusion: failure
##[group]Run # GitHub Actions REJECTS a workflow with duplicate keys: the run is
�[36;1m# GitHub Actions REJECTS a workflow with duplicate keys: the run is�[0m
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�[36;1m# name. Preferring the fetched copy keeps every other caller on the�[0m
�[36;1m# canonical version.�[0m
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�[36;1mif [ ! -f "$SCRIPT" ]; then�[0m
�[36;1m echo "::error::duplicate-key checker not found — neither fetched from" \�[0m
GitHub Actions: Governance / 10_governance _ Actions lockfile verify.txt: fix(k9): ratchet pushes, escape Markdown in the grid, reject bad findings, end options
Conclusion: failure
##[group]Run set -uo pipefail
�[36;1mset -uo pipefail�[0m
�[36;1m# Stage the gate, the verifier and the exemption ledger. When THIS�[0m
�[36;1m# repository is standards, its own working tree already holds all�[0m
�[36;1m# three (self-lint); every other caller uses the pinned checkout.�[0m
�[36;1mif [ "$GITHUB_REPOSITORY" = hyperpolymath/standards ]; then�[0m
�[36;1m SRC=scripts�[0m
�[36;1m LEDGERSRC=.machine_readable�[0m
�[36;1m echo "Using this repository's own gate + verifier + ledger (standards self-lint)."�[0m
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�[36;1m SRC=.standards-lock/scripts�[0m
�[36;1m LEDGERSRC=.standards-lock/.machine_readable�[0m
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�[36;1m if [ ! -f "$SRC/$f" ]; then�[0m
�[36;1m echo "::error::actions-lock gate: $f not found in $SRC (pinned standards checkout failed?)"�[0m
GitHub Actions: Governance / governance _ Actions lockfile verify: fix(k9): ratchet pushes, escape Markdown in the grid, reject bad findings, end options
Conclusion: failure
##[group]Run set -uo pipefail
�[36;1mset -uo pipefail�[0m
�[36;1m# Stage the gate, the verifier and the exemption ledger. When THIS�[0m
�[36;1m# repository is standards, its own working tree already holds all�[0m
�[36;1m# three (self-lint); every other caller uses the pinned checkout.�[0m
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�[36;1m echo "::error::actions-lock gate: $f not found in $SRC (pinned standards checkout failed?)"�[0m
GitHub Actions: Governance / 11_governance _ Code quality + docs.txt: fix(k9): ratchet pushes, escape Markdown in the grid, reject bad findings, end options
Conclusion: failure
##[group]Run set -eo pipefail
�[36;1mset -eo pipefail�[0m
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�[36;1m#�[0m
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GitHub Actions: Governance / governance _ Code quality + docs: fix(k9): ratchet pushes, escape Markdown in the grid, reject bad findings, end options
Conclusion: failure
##[group]Run set -eo pipefail
�[36;1mset -eo pipefail�[0m
�[36;1m# Arming policy, and the evidence it rests on: standards#991.�[0m
�[36;1m#�[0m
�[36;1m# retired-filename -> BLOCKS. A STABLE predicate:�[0m
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�[36;1m# deleted upstream on 2026-09-22�[0m
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GitHub Actions: Governance / 17_governance _ Security policy checks.txt: fix(k9): ratchet pushes, escape Markdown in the grid, reject bad findings, end options
Conclusion: failure
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GitHub Actions: Governance / governance _ Security policy checks: fix(k9): ratchet pushes, escape Markdown in the grid, reject bad findings, end options
Conclusion: failure
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🔇 Additional comments: 4
scripts/lib/k9-grid.jq: 2
115-116: LGTM!
217-225: LGTM!scripts/tests/k9-grid-test.sh: 2
221-226: LGTM!
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…e, escape @ Codex's review of fce28b0: - k9-validate.sh hands every check a `./`-prefixed path when the name starts with `-` (the JSON and messages keep the logical name), so cmp, head, sed, grep and dirname no longer read `-dash.k9.ncl` as an option and record a false K9-E002. With the workflow's `--`, a dash-leading tracked file is validated end to end. Self-test still passes. - On a push the lane compares with `before` itself, not the merge base of before and sha: after a force push the fork point is not the state the push replaced, so a ledger entry the old tip removed and the new tip restores is growth and needs its Ratchet-exception. - The grid escapes `@` as well, so a file named `@org/team.k9.ncl` or a validator message cannot mention anyone from the lane's account. k9-grid-test: 68 assertions. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_019a95kk88TZ1iegsBK3kox3
CodeRabbit asked for an end-to-end case on #1310. The self-test copies a valid fixture to `-dash.k9.ncl` and asserts no L0 failure, a pass at L1 and the logical name in the JSON. Against the validator before 28ef760 it fails with K9-E002, as the bug did. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_019a95kk88TZ1iegsBK3kox3
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hyperpolymath/standards#1310 carries the lane's review fixes: pushes ratchet against `before`, the grid escapes Markdown and @-mentions, a malformed finding is orange rather than a jq error, and the validator is safe for dash-leading names. Every standards pin moves from 764b7b38 to its merge commit; actions.lock relocked with relock-standards-pin, complete-job-refs, close-lock and prune-stale, check-lock-sync in sync. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_019a95kk88TZ1iegsBK3kox3
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When ledger growth is authorized only by the supported Ratchet-exception in the PR body, the PR run clears the growth, but the post-merge push run now compares before to the merged SHA and detects it again. A push payload has no .pull_request.body, and squash/rebase or configured merge messages need not retain that body or the original trailer, so lines 248–251 leave the growth undeclared and turn main red immediately after an accepted merge. The push path needs to recover the associated PR exemption or otherwise avoid invalidating an exemption already accepted by the PR run.
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…reusable lanes (#248) ## Summary WO-9, part 2 of 2 (hyperpolymath/standards#1058; the work order is `docs/reorg/2026-10-14-tidy/WORK-ORDERS-2026-10-19.adoc` in standards). Stacked on [#247](#247), which brought every K9 record up to contract v1.0.0; this PR makes CI check that with the canonical tools, at one standards commit, and retires every second validator in this tree. Before: `dogfood-gate.yml` validated the deed and the K9 files with the `deed-ecosystem` and `k9-ecosystem` actions at `@main`, and `deed-validate.yml` / `k9-validate.yml` did the same again. None of them ran the canonical validator, so the 16 non-conforming files of #247 were green here for months. The pre-push hooks were a third copy, grep-based. After: the two reusable lanes of hyperpolymath/standards, `deed-conformance.yml` and `k9-conformance.yml`, pinned with every other standards call at `b3ce78e1` (the merge of [hyperpolymath/standards#1310](hyperpolymath/standards#1310), which follows the k9-conformance merge in [hyperpolymath/standards#1308](hyperpolymath/standards#1308)), `require-files: true` on both. One validator per family, pinned by the caller (standards `docs/CONTRACTILE-DESCRIPTILE-VALIDATION.adoc`). ## Changes - `.github/workflows/dogfood-gate.yml`: `deed-validate` and `k9-validate` become calls to the reusables (same job ids, so `dogfood-summary`'s `needs` list is untouched). New jobs: `k9-verdict` posts the K9 grid to the pull request under `<!-- verdict-grid:k9 regenerated on every run -->` (one comment, updated in place; the reusable asks for `pull-requests: read` only, so the caller posts), and `badges` publishes `badge.json` to `badges/k9.json` on the `governance-badges` branch on every push to `main`, through the contents API so the commit is GitHub-signed and no checkout is written to. - `.github/workflows/hypatia-scan.yml`: a `verdict` job that posts the Hypatia grid the same way (artifact `verdict-grid`). - `.github/workflows/k9-validate.yml`, `deed-validate.yml`: deleted. - Every `uses: hyperpolymath/standards/…` moves from `75bd5994` to `b3ce78e1`: `governance`, `hypatia-scan`, `mirror`, `rust-ci`, `scorecard`, `secret-scanner` and the two new calls. - `.github/workflows/actions.lock`: rewritten by the repair chain, not by hand: `relock-standards-pin --to b3ce78e1`, `complete-job-refs`, `close-lock`, `prune-stale`; `check-lock-sync` reports in sync. The standards record now carries the actions the reusables use at `b3ce78e1`, the same set as at `764b7b38` (`dtolnay/rust-toolchain@683b588c`, `ossf/scorecard-action@fa7117db` replace the older ones). The full chain with `gh actions-lock` was also run in CI against this branch (echidna run 39336920170, since this container cannot fetch the extension): the governance gate at `764b7b38` returns 0 on the result and `check-lock-sync` is in sync, and the result is this lock minus exactly three dependency records. Two are the unreferenced `hyperpolymath/{deed,k9}-ecosystem@main` records, which `gh actions-lock` drops; the third is the `hyperpolymath/cicd-suite@0da816c0` leaf that the `cicd-suite@55556cf5` record (`main-estate-audit.yml`) nests, which `close-lock` cannot regenerate ("cannot resolve a symbolic tag for leaf SHA") and whose absence is the dangling edge GitHub refuses runs on. This PR keeps the closed lock; the two stale records go the next time the lock is regenerated with a resolvable `cicd-suite` leaf, which is `cicd-suite`'s pin to repair, not this PR's. - `.github/hooks/validate-k9.sh`, `validate-deed.sh`: thin wrappers over `1-formats/k9/tools/k9-validate.sh` (strict, L0–L2; L0–L1 when nickel is absent) and `1-formats/deed/tools/deed_lint.js` from a standards checkout (`STANDARDS_DIR`, default `../standards`); without one they skip with a notice and the lanes remain the gate. The `.a2ml`-on-sight error stays in the deed hook. `pre-push`'s header says so. - `README.adoc`: the K9 badge (shields endpoint on `governance-badges`). `.github/workflows/README.adoc`: a section on the lanes and why there is no second validator. Not in this PR: `coordination.k9.ncl` stays as #247 left it (it passes as a component); the deed's `(contractiles …)` clause needs no change (nothing renamed here). The pin was first `764b7b38` (the #1308 merge); the first lane run on this PR at that pin was green (13/13). It now sits at `b3ce78e1`, which adds #1310's fixes: push-event ratchet against `before`, Markdown and @-mention escaping in the grid, malformed findings as orange, and dash-leading names in the validator. ## RSR Quality Checklist ### Required - [x] Tests pass: the two hook wrappers run green against `/home/user/standards` (13 K9 files L0–L1 locally, 3 deeds), and both skip cleanly without a checkout. - [x] Code is formatted: YAML parses (both edited workflows), `check-workflow-duplicate-keys.sh` 33 files clean. - [x] Linter is clean: `check-lock-sync.sh` in sync; the governance lock gate at `764b7b38` returns 0 in CI; no `${{ }}` inside `run:` (values go through `env`). - [x] No banned language patterns. - [x] No `unsafe` blocks without `// SAFETY:` comments. - [x] No banned functions. - [x] SPDX license headers present on all new/modified source files. - [x] No secrets, credentials, or `.env` files included: the posting jobs use `github.token`; nothing is inherited. ### As Applicable - [x] Documentation updated for user-facing changes: `.github/workflows/README.adoc`, the README badge, the hook headers. - [ ] Repo deed, roadmap, TOPOLOGY, CHANGELOG, dependencies, ABI/FFI: not applicable. ## Testing ``` bash <standards>/scripts/relock-standards-pin.sh --to b3ce78e1… .github/workflows -> keyed to standards@b3ce78e1 (from 764b7b38, earlier from 75bd5994) bash <standards>/scripts/complete-job-refs.sh; close-lock.sh; prune-stale.sh bash <standards>/scripts/check-lock-sync.sh .github/workflows -> in sync bash <standards>/scripts/check-workflow-duplicate-keys.sh -> 33 workflow file(s) clean INPUT_PATH=. STANDARDS_DIR=<standards> bash .github/hooks/validate-k9.sh -> 13 file(s), 0 failing INPUT_PATH=. STANDARDS_DIR=<standards> bash .github/hooks/validate-deed.sh -> 3 file(s), 0 failing grep -rn 'k9-ecosystem\|k9iser' .github/ -> only the unreferenced lock record named above ``` On this PR the proof is the lanes themselves: `deed-validate` and `k9-validate` green, a 🟢 K9 grid comment from `k9-verdict`. `governance.yml` and `hypatia-scan.yml` run on pull requests against `main` only, so they first run here once #247 merges and this PR retargets; the `badges` job first runs on the merge to `main`. ## Screenshots None. --- _Generated by [Claude Code](https://claude.ai/code/session_019a95kk88TZ1iegsBK3kox3)_ https://claude.ai/code/session_019a95kk88TZ1iegsBK3kox3 --- _Generated by [Claude Code](https://claude.ai/code)_ --------- Co-authored-by: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Codex reviewed the last revision of hyperpolymath/standards#1308 after its merge and raised five findings on the K9 conformance lane. All five are real on
mainat 764b7b3:pusheventBASE_SHAwas empty, so the changed-file list and the ledger-growth list stayed empty: a direct push to a ledgered failing contract stayed advisory, and a direct ledger addition was never checked for aRatchet-exception.escescaped HTML, pipes and backticks only, so a contributor-named file such as[x](https://e.invalid/i).k9.nclrendered as an image in the lane's own comment.findingsarray held a non-object (["bad"]) reached.severityand made jq exit, leaving no report or artifact.--quiet, so a tracked file whose name starts with-was parsed as an option.*.k9.lockwas in the corpus and the path filters althoughK9-CONTRACT-SPEC.adocreserves.k9and.k9.nclonly.Change
.github/workflows/k9-conformance.yml:BASE_SHAis the PR base or, on a push,github.event.before(an all-zerobefore, a new ref, is "nothing to compare"); the checkout isfetch-depth: 0on every event; the enumerate step's range is the merge base of base and head as before, which on a push isbeforeitself.--precedes the path in the validator call.*.k9.lockleavesgit ls-filesand both path filters.scripts/lib/k9-grid.jq:escturns\ [ ] ( ) * _ ! ~into entities as well, so no Markdown can be written through an id or a reason; a findings array with a non-object element is an "Unexpected, duplicate or invalid result" row (orange), never a jq error.1-formats/k9/tools/CONFORMANCE-REPORTING.adoc: the reproduce recipe drops*.k9.lock.scripts/tests/k9-grid-test.sh: six new assertions (non-object finding is orange and names its file; image, link, HTML and backslash injection in an id and a reason are escaped and still legible).Verification
The self-run of the lane on this PR exercises the escaping on the real corpus (every
.machine_readable/...id now carries_entities, displayed as_).Follow-up
rsr-template-repo#248 (WO-9 part 2) pins the lane at 764b7b3; once this merges it moves to this PR's merge commit before it lands, so the template's first consumer run carries these fixes.
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