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package/README.md CHANGED
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  ## CLI
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  Every command accepts `--wiki-root` (default `wiki/`) and `--today` (default
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- today, ISO date). Agent commands take `--agent <name>` or read
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- `LIBEVAL_AGENT_PROFILE` from the environment.
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+ today, ISO date). Agent-scoped commands require an explicit `--agent <name>`
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+ (`--from` for `memo`) and fail closed without it — there is no environment
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+ fallback. The only exception is `release --expired`, a cross-agent cleanup
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+ sweep that runs without `--agent`.
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  ### `boot` — start a session
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  ```sh
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  npx fit-wiki claim --agent X --target spec-NNNN --branch claude/spec-NNNN
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+ npx fit-wiki release --expired
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  ```
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  Maintains the `## Active Claims` table in `MEMORY.md`. Duplicates refused;
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- const definition = createDefinition(runtime.proc.env);
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  runtime,
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  {
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  "name": "@forwardimpact/libwiki",
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- "version": "0.2.25",
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  "description": "Wiki lifecycle primitives — stable memory for agent teams so coordination persists across sessions.",
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+ import path from "node:path";
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+
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+ // Tracked-file enumerator for the admission scope. Yields the
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+ // admission universe: the wiki-relative paths the filename grammar governs.
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+ //
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+ // The universe is the on-disk file tree under `wikiRoot`, intersected with the
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+ // git index when git state is present. Where there is no git state — a fresh
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+ // bootstrap or a test fixture — the universe is the whole walk. This keeps the
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+ // rule's true positive (a *git-tracked* residue) in scope while excluding VCS
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+ // internals and uncommitted scratch where a real repo exists.
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+
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+ /** Recursively collect file paths (wiki-relative, POSIX) under `dir`. */
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+ function walk(absDir, wikiRoot, fs, out) {
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+ for (const name of fs.readdirSync(absDir)) {
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+ // The wiki's own VCS internals are never part of the grammar's universe.
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+ if (absDir === wikiRoot && name === ".git") continue;
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+ const abs = path.join(absDir, name);
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+ if (fs.statSync(abs).isDirectory()) {
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+ walk(abs, wikiRoot, fs, out);
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+ } else {
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+ out.push(path.relative(wikiRoot, abs).split(path.sep).join("/"));
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+ }
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+ }
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+ }
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+
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+ /**
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+ * Read the git index at `wikiRoot` as a set of wiki-relative paths, or `null`
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+ * when there is no git state (no `.git`, or the path is not a work tree — both
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+ * surface as a non-zero `git ls-files` exit). `-z` is used so paths with
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+ * unusual characters round-trip; output is NUL-delimited and relative to the
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+ * repository root, which is `wikiRoot`.
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+ */
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+ function trackedSet(wikiRoot, subprocess) {
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+ const res = subprocess.runSync("git", ["ls-files", "-z"], { cwd: wikiRoot });
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+ if (res.exitCode !== 0) return null;
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+ return new Set(res.stdout.split("\0").filter((p) => p !== ""));
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+ }
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+ /**
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+ * Enumerate the admission universe under `wikiRoot`.
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+ * @param {{wikiRoot: string, fs: object, subprocess: object}} options
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+ * `fs` is the sync filesystem surface (`runtime.fsSync`); `subprocess` is
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+ * `runtime.subprocess` (its `runSync` shells out to git).
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+ * @returns {string[]} Wiki-relative POSIX paths, tracked-filtered when git state exists.
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+ */
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+ export function listAdmissionPaths({ wikiRoot, fs, subprocess }) {
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+ if (!fs.existsSync(wikiRoot)) return [];
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+ const walked = [];
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+ walk(wikiRoot, wikiRoot, fs, walked);
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+ const tracked = trackedSet(wikiRoot, subprocess);
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+ if (tracked === null) return walked;
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+ return walked.filter((p) => tracked.has(p));
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+ }
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+ import { scanConflictMarkers } from "../conflict-markers.js";
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+ // Fail-severity audit rule that flags unresolved git conflict markers in any
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+ // audited wiki surface. Resolved by the `conflict-scan` scope (scopes.js),
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+ // which yields one `{ path, text, fenceExempt }` subject per file. The rule is
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+ // deliberately distinct from the budget rules: a marker block can fit inside
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+ // the word/line budget, and when it does trip the budget the budget hint
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+ // ("trim history") is actively wrong for this defect. A co-occurring size
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+ // breach therefore reports BOTH findings, never misattributing structure as
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+ // trim.
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+ export const CONFLICT_MARKER_RULE = {
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+ id: "conflict.markers",
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+ scope: "conflict-scan",
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+ severity: "fail",
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+ check: (s) => {
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+ const hits = scanConflictMarkers(s.text, { fenceExempt: s.fenceExempt });
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+ return hits.length === 0
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+ ? null
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+ : hits.map((h) => ({ lineNo: h.lineNo, kind: h.kind }));
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+ },
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+ message: (_s, r) => `unresolved git conflict marker (${r.kind})`,
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+ hint: "adjudicate the merged form: reconcile the two variants into the intended content, then delete the markers — this is corruption, not a size breach, so do not shorten history to clear it",
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+ };
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+ import path from "node:path";
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+ import { WEEKLY_LOG_NAME_RE, WEEKLY_LOG_PART_NAME_RE } from "../constants.js";
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+ // wiki-relative path, decide whether the filename grammar admits it. The
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+ // normative prose lives in memory-protocol.md's "Wiki Filename Grammar"
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+ // section; this module is its enforcement — one home per policy, so the two
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+ for (let i = 0; i < s.fileLines.length; i++) {
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+ if (/^## /.test(line) && !WEEKLY_LOG_SEAM_RE.test(line)) {
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+ }
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+ }
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+ // -- Metrics CSV duplicate rows --
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+ // Report every data line byte-identical to an earlier data line in the same
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+ // CSV. Line 1 is the header (positionally) and blank lines are skipped; the
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+ // header is never a duplicate subject. Keying on exact line equality gives the
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+ // spec's exit path for free: any column edit (run id or note) on one row makes
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+ // the pair non-identical and stops the finding firing.
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+ const duplicateCsvRows = (s) => {
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+ hint: (s) =>
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+ `run \`bunx fit-wiki rotate --agent ${s.agentPrefix}\` to seal this file as a sealed part and start a fresh weekly log`,
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- hint: "run `bunx fit-wiki rotate --agent <agent>` (agent = this filename's prefix) to seal this file as a sealed part and start a fresh weekly log",
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+ hint: (s) =>
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+ `run \`bunx fit-wiki rotate --agent ${s.agentPrefix}\` to seal this file as a sealed part and start a fresh weekly log`,
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+ scope: "weekly-log-main",
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+ severity: "fail",
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+ check: headingGrammarDrift,
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+ message: (_s, r) =>
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+ `Entry heading '${r.observed}' does not match the dated grammar`,
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+ hint: "weekly-log entry headings must be '## YYYY-MM-DD'; open entries with `fit-wiki log decision/note`, which emit a conforming heading the rotation seam-finder can split",
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+ },
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+ hint: `open each '## YYYY-MM-DD' entry with \`fit-wiki log decision\`, which emits a line containing exactly '${DECISION_HEADING}' (no suffix — the check is an exact match); put the one-line summary in the body below it, drawn from the entry's own narrative — do not invent rationale the entry does not support`,
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295
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  },
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+ {
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+ id: "weekly-log-part.heading-grammar",
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+ scope: "weekly-log-part",
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+ severity: "fail",
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+ check: headingGrammarDrift,
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+ message: (_s, r) =>
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+ `Entry heading '${r.observed}' does not match the dated grammar`,
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+ hint: "weekly-log entry headings must be '## YYYY-MM-DD'; open entries with `fit-wiki log decision/note`, which emit a conforming heading the rotation seam-finder can split",
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+ },
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  {
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  id: "weekly-log-part.line-budget",
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@@ -310,7 +367,7 @@ export const RULES = [
310
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  remediation: "rotate",
311
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312
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  message: (_s, r) => `${r.value} lines (limit ${WEEKLY_LOG_LINE_BUDGET})`,
313
- hint: "`bunx fit-wiki fix` re-bisects an over-budget part with day-section seams; an irreducible single-day section that alone exceeds the budget must be split at a finer seam by hand",
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+ hint: "`bunx fit-wiki fix` re-bisects an over-budget part at its day-section seams and, for a lone over-cap day, at its '### ' block seams; only a single '### ' block that alone exceeds the budget remains for a human to shorten",
314
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  },
315
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  {
316
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  id: "weekly-log-part.word-budget",
@@ -319,7 +376,7 @@ export const RULES = [
319
376
  remediation: "rotate",
320
377
  check: wordBudget(WEEKLY_LOG_WORD_BUDGET),
321
378
  message: (_s, r) => `${r.value} words (limit ${WEEKLY_LOG_WORD_BUDGET})`,
322
- hint: "`bunx fit-wiki fix` re-bisects an over-budget part with day-section seams; an irreducible single-day section that alone exceeds the budget must be split at a finer seam by hand",
379
+ hint: "`bunx fit-wiki fix` re-bisects an over-budget part at its day-section seams and, for a lone over-cap day, at its '### ' block seams; only a single '### ' block that alone exceeds the budget remains for a human to shorten",
323
380
  },
324
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  {
325
382
  id: "weekly-log-part.h1-agent-matches-filename",
@@ -488,7 +545,41 @@ export const RULES = [
488
545
  hint: "every '<!-- obstacles:* -->' or '<!-- experiments:* -->' needs a matching close marker",
489
546
  },
490
547
 
548
+ // -- Metrics CSVs (union merge keeps both sides on concurrent appends;
549
+ // exact-duplicate rows are surfaced here, never silently removed) --
550
+
551
+ {
552
+ id: "metrics-csv.duplicate-row",
553
+ scope: "metrics-csv",
554
+ severity: "fail",
555
+ check: duplicateCsvRows,
556
+ message: (_s, r) =>
557
+ `Duplicate metrics row at line ${r.lineNo} (exact match of an earlier row)`,
558
+ hint: "remove the surplus row, or differentiate a genuinely-distinct measurement by editing its run id or note so the rows are no longer identical",
559
+ },
560
+
491
561
  // -- STATUS.md rows (per-migration-unit sub-row schema) --
492
562
 
493
563
  ...STATUS_ROW_RULES,
564
+
565
+ // -- Conflict markers (structural; all audited surfaces) --
566
+
567
+ CONFLICT_MARKER_RULE,
568
+
569
+ // -- Filename admission --
570
+
571
+ // The `admission` resolver yields one subject per git-tracked path the
572
+ // filename grammar rejects, so the check always fires. Flag-for-human: a
573
+ // wrong automated move or delete destroys memory, so `fix` routes this to the
574
+ // human report (any non-`agent` remediation class does) and never touches the
575
+ // file.
576
+ {
577
+ id: "admission.not-in-grammar",
578
+ scope: "admission",
579
+ severity: "fail",
580
+ remediation: "flag",
581
+ check: () => ({}),
582
+ message: (s) => `${s.relPath} matches no wiki filename grammar class`,
583
+ hint: "rename to an admitted class, or extend the Wiki Filename Grammar section in memory-protocol.md and audit/grammar.js together (the single admission path)",
584
+ },
494
585
  ];