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-{"version":3,"sources":["../src/cite/core/page.ts","../src/cite/errors.ts","../src/cite/core/hash.ts","../src/cite/core/range.ts","../src/cite/types.ts","../src/cite/core/severity.ts","../src/cite/core/statements.ts"],"sourcesContent":["/**\n * Read a page's citations and its markers.\n *\n * Entries come from the frontmatter (via meta's extractor for the format), or\n * from `CheckPageOptions.citations` when a manifest owns them; either way each\n * one is validated against the registered `manni:citations:1.0.0` schema and\n * carries where it sits.\n * Markers are `cite <id> [<id>…]` comments in the body, resolved to the\n * entries they name, so each citation knows what anchors it. Every id one\n * marker names anchors the same text, so every claim under it pins the same\n * bytes and holds the same hash (proposal 0056).\n *\n * The findings made here are the ones that need no source: `entry-invalid`,\n * `marker-invalid`, `marker-orphan`, `marker-repeated` and `anchor-invalid`.\n */\nimport { extname } from \"node:path\";\nimport * as Ajv2020Ns from \"ajv/dist/2020.js\";\nimport type { ValidateFunction } from \"ajv/dist/2020.js\";\nimport citationsSchema from \"../../meta/schemas/citations/1.0.0.json\" with { type: \"json\" };\nimport {\n  extractorForExtension,\n  locateFrontmatter,\n  supportedExtensions,\n  type ExtractedMetadata,\n  type MetadataExtractor,\n} from \"../../meta/index.js\";\nimport { extractorByName, hasFrontmatterFence } from \"../../meta/internal.js\";\nimport { isEncryptedValue } from \"../../shared/encryption.js\";\nimport { CiteError } from \"../errors.js\";\nimport type {\n  Citation,\n  CitationFinding,\n  CitationInput,\n  CitationOrigin,\n  CiteRule,\n  PageCitation,\n  PageCitations,\n} from \"../types.js\";\nimport { isKeyedPin } from \"./hash.js\";\nimport { parseLines, spellSource, tooWide } from \"./range.js\";\nimport { DEFAULT_SEVERITY, ruleId } from \"./severity.js\";\nimport { lineAt, parseStatements } from \"./statements.js\";\n\nexport { MAX_IDS_PER_MARKER } from \"./statements.js\";\n\nexport const MAX_MARKERS_PER_PAGE = 500;\n\n/** Formats whose leading fenced block is frontmatter meta would read. */\nconst ELEMENT_BACKED = new Set([\"html\", \"xml\"]);\n/** Formats whose only metadata channel is a fenced block. */\nconst FENCE_ONLY = new Set([\"markdown\", \"mdx\"]);\n\n/** What a marker with a JSON payload is told, since an entry never lives in the body. */\nexport const MARKER_JSON =\n  \"A marker names an entry by id. Write the entry in frontmatter or the sidecar.\";\n\nexport interface ReadPageOptions {\n  /** Extractor name; derived from the file's extension when absent. */\n  format?: string;\n  /**\n   * The page's citations as a manifest owns them, already merged. Given, the\n   * page's own frontmatter `citations` is not read.\n   */\n  citations?: readonly CitationInput[];\n  /**\n   * The manifest that owns this page's `citations`, when one does. A page\n   * that also carries its own is `entry-invalid`: neither channel wins, and\n   * the discarded value would be exactly the one nobody checked.\n   */\n  owned?: { file: string; collection: string };\n  /**\n   * `false` reads the entries alone, for a caller that only counts them: no\n   * marker is parsed, so no marker finding is raised and none is anchored.\n   */\n  markers?: boolean;\n}\n\n/** Meta's `external:owned` sentence, said by `cite check` under `entry-invalid`. */\nexport function ownedMessage(owner: { file: string; collection: string }): string {\n  return `\"citations\" is owned by manifest ${owner.file} (collection ${owner.collection}); remove it from the document`;\n}\n\n// ajv is CommonJS with a default export; under NodeNext the constructor lives\n// on `.default`, as src/meta/core/validator.ts notes.\ntype AjvCtor = typeof import(\"ajv/dist/2020.js\").default;\nconst Ajv2020 = Ajv2020Ns.default as unknown as AjvCtor;\n\nlet entryValidator: ValidateFunction | undefined;\n\nfunction compileEntryValidator(): ValidateFunction {\n  if (entryValidator) return entryValidator;\n  const ajv = new Ajv2020({ allErrors: false, strict: false });\n  ajv.addSchema(citationsSchema);\n  entryValidator = ajv.compile({\n    $ref: `${citationsSchema.$id}#/$defs/citationEntry`,\n  });\n  return entryValidator;\n}\n\n/** Ajv validation of one entry object against `$defs.citationEntry`; the first error text, or undefined. */\nexport function validateEntry(entry: unknown): string | undefined {\n  const validate = compileEntryValidator();\n  if (validate(entry)) return undefined;\n  const first = validate.errors?.[0];\n  if (!first) return \"invalid entry\";\n  return `${first.instancePath} ${first.message ?? \"is invalid\"}`.trim();\n}\n\nfunction isRecord(value: unknown): value is Record<string, unknown> {\n  return typeof value === \"object\" && value !== null && !Array.isArray(value);\n}\n\n/** Copy a validated entry into the `Citation` shape, field by field. */\nfunction toCitation(entry: Record<string, unknown>): Citation {\n  const source = isRecord(entry.source) ? entry.source : {};\n  const citation: Citation = {\n    source: {\n      file: String(source.file),\n      integrity: String(source.integrity),\n    },\n  };\n  if (typeof source.lines === \"number\" || typeof source.lines === \"string\") {\n    citation.source.lines = source.lines;\n  }\n  if (typeof source[\"commit-sha\"] === \"string\") {\n    citation.source[\"commit-sha\"] = source[\"commit-sha\"];\n  }\n  if (typeof entry.id === \"string\") citation.id = entry.id;\n  if (isRecord(entry.claim)) {\n    const claim = entry.claim;\n    citation.claim = { integrity: String(claim.integrity) };\n    if (typeof claim.lines === \"number\" || typeof claim.lines === \"string\") {\n      citation.claim.lines = claim.lines;\n    }\n  }\n  if (typeof entry.quote === \"boolean\") citation.quote = entry.quote;\n  return citation;\n}\n\ntype FindingExtra = Pick<CitationFinding, \"line\" | \"id\" | \"src\" | \"index\" | \"file\">;\n\nfunction finding(rule: CiteRule, message: string, extra: FindingExtra): CitationFinding {\n  const level = DEFAULT_SEVERITY[rule];\n  const out: CitationFinding = {\n    rule,\n    ruleId: ruleId(rule),\n    // The caller re-applies the configured severity table; no page-side rule\n    // defaults to `off`, so there is nothing to collapse.\n    severity: level === \"off\" ? \"error\" : level,\n    message,\n  };\n  if (extra.line !== undefined) out.line = extra.line;\n  if (extra.file !== undefined) out.file = extra.file;\n  if (extra.id !== undefined) out.id = extra.id;\n  if (extra.src !== undefined) out.src = extra.src;\n  if (extra.index !== undefined) out.index = extra.index;\n  return out;\n}\n\n/** `<id>: <text>`, or the text alone for an entry with no id. */\nfunction named(id: string | undefined, text: string): string {\n  return id === undefined ? text : `${id}: ${text}`;\n}\n\n/** The `id`/`src` a finding carries for an entry that may not have validated. */\nfunction subjectOf(entry: unknown): Pick<FindingExtra, \"id\" | \"src\"> {\n  const out: Pick<FindingExtra, \"id\" | \"src\"> = {};\n  if (!isRecord(entry)) return out;\n  if (typeof entry.id === \"string\") out.id = entry.id;\n  if (isRecord(entry.source) && typeof entry.source.file === \"string\") out.src = entry.source.file;\n  return out;\n}\n\nexport function pickExtractor(file: string, format: string | undefined): MetadataExtractor {\n  if (format !== undefined) {\n    const forced = extractorByName(format);\n    if (forced === undefined) {\n      throw new CiteError(\n        `Unknown format \"${format}\". Supported extensions: ${supportedExtensions().join(\", \")}.`,\n      );\n    }\n    return forced;\n  }\n  const extension = extname(file);\n  const byExt = extractorForExtension(extension);\n  if (!byExt) {\n    throw new CiteError(\n      `Unsupported file type \"${extension}\" for \"${file}\". Supported: ${supportedExtensions().join(\", \")}. Use --as to override.`,\n    );\n  }\n  return byExt;\n}\n\nfunction byLine(a: CitationFinding, b: CitationFinding): number {\n  return (a.line ?? Number.MAX_SAFE_INTEGER) - (b.line ?? Number.MAX_SAFE_INTEGER);\n}\n\n/** File line of body line 1: the first line after the frontmatter, or 1. */\nexport function bodyLineOf(content: string, bodyOffset: number): number {\n  if (bodyOffset <= 0) return 1;\n  const line = lineAt(content, bodyOffset);\n  // A page that ends at the closing fence with no newline leaves the body\n  // starting on the line after the one the offset sits at the end of.\n  return content.charCodeAt(bodyOffset - 1) === 10 ? line : line + 1;\n}\n\n/**\n * A page's citation entries as they are written, each with where it sits: the\n * manifest's when one owns them, else the page's own frontmatter. The entries\n * are raw, so one the schema refuses is still in the list at its own index,\n * which is how `remove` reaches an entry `check` can only report.\n */\nexport function citationInputs(\n  file: string,\n  extracted: ExtractedMetadata,\n  injected?: readonly CitationInput[],\n): CitationInput[] {\n  if (injected !== undefined) return [...injected];\n  const raw: unknown = extracted.data.citations;\n  const list: unknown[] = Array.isArray(raw) ? (raw as unknown[]) : [];\n  return list.map((entry, index) => {\n    const origin: CitationInput[\"origin\"] = { kind: \"frontmatter\", file };\n    const line = extracted.lineFor(`/citations/${String(index)}`);\n    if (line !== undefined) origin.line = line;\n    return { entry, origin };\n  });\n}\n\nexport function readPage(\n  file: string,\n  content: string,\n  opts?: ReadPageOptions,\n): PageCitations {\n  const extractor = pickExtractor(file, opts?.format);\n  const format = extractor.name;\n  // An opening fence with no close is not a block, so the extractor reads no\n  // metadata and every entry the page carries would silently vanish. rst and\n  // asciidoc read a stray fence as body on purpose, ahead of their native\n  // headers; the fence-only formats have no such reading.\n  if (FENCE_ONLY.has(format) && hasFrontmatterFence(content) && locateFrontmatter(content) === null) {\n    throw new CiteError(\n      `${file}: Unterminated front matter fence: the opening fence has no matching close, so the page's citations cannot be read. Add a closing fence.`,\n    );\n  }\n  const extracted = extractor.extract(content, file);\n  const data = extracted.data;\n  const bodyOffset = ELEMENT_BACKED.has(format)\n    ? 0\n    : (locateFrontmatter(content)?.closeEnd ?? 0);\n  const bodyLine = bodyLineOf(content, bodyOffset);\n\n  const findings: CitationFinding[] = [];\n  const citations: PageCitation[] = [];\n  /** Entries by id, for marker resolution. */\n  const byId = new Map<string, PageCitation>();\n  /** Every id seen, for uniqueness. */\n  const ids = new Set<string>();\n  /** The first marker naming an entry, by entry. */\n  const markedAt = new Map<PageCitation, number>();\n\n  // The page root reserves the whole `citation-` prefix, so a typo fails\n  // loudly rather than passing as a key of somebody else's.\n  for (const key of Object.keys(data)) {\n    if (!key.startsWith(\"citation-\")) continue;\n    findings.push(\n      finding(\n        \"entry-invalid\",\n        `\"${key}\" is not a citations key; the page root reserves the citation- prefix`,\n        { line: extracted.lineFor(`/${key}`) },\n      ),\n    );\n  }\n\n  const injected = opts?.citations;\n  const rawCitations = data.citations;\n  // The page carries a key a manifest owns (0020 across files). The page's\n  // own entries are still read and checked, so the report shows what the\n  // page would publish; the finding says the manifest is the one authority.\n  if (opts?.owned !== undefined && rawCitations !== undefined) {\n    findings.push(\n      finding(\"entry-invalid\", ownedMessage(opts.owned), {\n        line: extracted.lineFor(\"/citations\"),\n      }),\n    );\n  }\n  if (injected === undefined && rawCitations !== undefined && !Array.isArray(rawCitations)) {\n    findings.push(\n      finding(\"entry-invalid\", \"citations must be an array of entries\", {\n        line: extracted.lineFor(\"/citations\"),\n      }),\n    );\n  }\n  const inputs = citationInputs(file, extracted, injected);\n\n  inputs.forEach((input, index) => {\n    const origin: CitationOrigin = { ...input.origin, index };\n    /** Where a finding about the entry itself sits: the entry's own line, in its own file. */\n    const where: FindingExtra = { index };\n    if (origin.line !== undefined) where.line = origin.line;\n    if (origin.kind === \"manifest\") where.file = origin.file;\n\n    const entry = input.entry;\n    const error = validateEntry(entry);\n    if (error !== undefined || !isRecord(entry)) {\n      findings.push(finding(\"entry-invalid\", error ?? \"must be object\", { ...where, ...subjectOf(entry) }));\n      return;\n    }\n    const citation = toCitation(entry);\n    const subject: FindingExtra = { ...where, src: spellSource(citation.source) };\n    if (citation.id !== undefined) subject.id = citation.id;\n\n    // A range that ends before it starts: the schema cannot compare two\n    // numbers, so the rule is kept here.\n    const bad = ([\"claim\", \"source\"] as const).find((end) => {\n      const lines = end === \"claim\" ? citation.claim?.lines : citation.source.lines;\n      return lines !== undefined && parseLines(lines) === undefined;\n    });\n    if (bad !== undefined) {\n      const lines = bad === \"claim\" ? citation.claim?.lines : citation.source.lines;\n      findings.push(\n        finding(\n          \"entry-invalid\",\n          named(citation.id, `${bad}.lines \"${String(lines)}\" ends before it starts`),\n          subject,\n        ),\n      );\n      return;\n    }\n\n    // A range wider than the cap is refused at either end (proposal 0044).\n    const wide = ([\"claim\", \"source\"] as const)\n      .map((end) => {\n        const lines = end === \"claim\" ? citation.claim?.lines : citation.source.lines;\n        const parsed = lines === undefined ? undefined : parseLines(lines);\n        const reason = parsed === undefined ? undefined : tooWide(parsed);\n        return reason === undefined ? undefined : `${end}.lines \"${String(lines)}\" ${reason}`;\n      })\n      .find((message) => message !== undefined);\n    if (wide !== undefined) {\n      findings.push(finding(\"entry-invalid\", named(citation.id, wide), subject));\n      return;\n    }\n\n    // The pin's prefix says how it was taken, and only an encrypted source\n    // carries a keyed one.\n    const encrypted = isEncryptedValue(citation.source.file);\n    if (encrypted !== isKeyedPin(citation.source.integrity)) {\n      findings.push(\n        finding(\n          \"entry-invalid\",\n          named(\n            citation.id,\n            encrypted\n              ? \"an encrypted source is pinned with hmac-sha256-, not sha256-.\"\n              : \"a plain source is pinned with sha256-, not hmac-sha256-.\",\n          ),\n          subject,\n        ),\n      );\n      return;\n    }\n\n    const page: PageCitation = { citation, origin };\n    citations.push(page);\n    if (citation.id !== undefined) {\n      if (ids.has(citation.id)) {\n        findings.push(finding(\"entry-invalid\", `duplicate id \"${citation.id}\"`, subject));\n      } else {\n        ids.add(citation.id);\n        byId.set(citation.id, page);\n      }\n    }\n  });\n\n  // Markers.\n  const body = content.slice(bodyOffset);\n  const statements =\n    opts?.markers === false ? [] : parseStatements(body, format, { offset: bodyOffset, line: bodyLine });\n  if (statements.length > MAX_MARKERS_PER_PAGE) {\n    findings.push(\n      finding(\n        \"marker-invalid\",\n        `more than ${String(MAX_MARKERS_PER_PAGE)} markers on one page (${String(statements.length)}); the rest are not read`,\n        { line: statements[MAX_MARKERS_PER_PAGE]?.line },\n      ),\n    );\n  }\n\n  for (const statement of statements.slice(0, MAX_MARKERS_PER_PAGE)) {\n    const { payload } = statement;\n    if (payload.kind === \"bad\") {\n      findings.push(\n        finding(\n          \"marker-invalid\",\n          payload.json === true ? MARKER_JSON : `invalid marker: ${payload.reason}`,\n          { line: statement.line },\n        ),\n      );\n      continue;\n    }\n    // Each named id reports on its own: an orphan is a well-formed id with a\n    // missing entry, so each one is its own subject and its own fix. A\n    // malformed marker is one line and one fix, and was handled above.\n    // The entries this marker actually anchors. An id the marker repeats is\n    // reported and left to the marker that won it, so it never lands here.\n    const anchored: PageCitation[] = [];\n    for (const id of payload.ids) {\n      const target = byId.get(id);\n      if (target === undefined) {\n        findings.push(\n          finding(\"marker-orphan\", `no entry has id \"${id}\"`, {\n            line: statement.line,\n            id,\n          }),\n        );\n        continue;\n      }\n      const first = markedAt.get(target);\n      if (first !== undefined) {\n        findings.push(\n          finding(\n            \"marker-repeated\",\n            `${id} is named by markers at lines ${String(first)} and ${String(statement.line)}; the first anchors it.`,\n            {\n              line: statement.line,\n              id,\n              index: target.origin.index,\n              src: spellSource(target.citation.source),\n            },\n          ),\n        );\n        continue;\n      }\n      markedAt.set(target, statement.line);\n      target.marker = statement;\n      anchored.push(target);\n    }\n    // A quote entry anchors the next fenced block and a plain one anchors the\n    // paragraph, so a list that mixes them would mean two spans on one line,\n    // and the page would not say which id got which.\n    const quoted = anchored.find((entry) => entry.citation.quote === true);\n    const plain = anchored.find((entry) => entry.citation.quote !== true);\n    if (quoted !== undefined && plain !== undefined) {\n      const mixed: FindingExtra = {\n        line: statement.line,\n        index: quoted.origin.index,\n        src: spellSource(quoted.citation.source),\n      };\n      if (quoted.citation.id !== undefined) mixed.id = quoted.citation.id;\n      findings.push(\n        finding(\n          \"anchor-invalid\",\n          named(\n            quoted.citation.id,\n            \"a quote entry shares a marker with a non-quote entry. Give the quote its own marker.\",\n          ),\n          mixed,\n        ),\n      );\n    }\n  }\n\n  // Anchors: exactly one way in, and a quote needs one of them.\n  for (const entry of citations) {\n    const { citation, origin, marker } = entry;\n    const subject: FindingExtra = { index: origin.index, src: spellSource(citation.source) };\n    if (citation.id !== undefined) subject.id = citation.id;\n    if (origin.line !== undefined) subject.line = origin.line;\n    if (origin.kind === \"manifest\") subject.file = origin.file;\n\n    if (citation.claim?.lines !== undefined && marker !== undefined) {\n      // A marker names an id, so an entry with both always has one. The\n      // finding sits on the marker, which is the half a reader can see.\n      const onPage: FindingExtra = { index: origin.index, line: marker.line, src: subject.src };\n      if (citation.id !== undefined) onPage.id = citation.id;\n      findings.push(\n        finding(\n          \"anchor-invalid\",\n          `${citation.id ?? \"the entry\"} has claim lines and a marker. Keep one.`,\n          onPage,\n        ),\n      );\n      continue;\n    }\n    if (citation.quote === true && citation.claim?.lines === undefined && marker === undefined) {\n      findings.push(\n        finding(\"anchor-invalid\", named(citation.id, \"quote needs a claim or a marker.\"), subject),\n      );\n    }\n  }\n\n  return {\n    file,\n    format,\n    content,\n    bodyOffset,\n    bodyLine,\n    citations,\n    statements,\n    findings: findings.sort(byLine),\n  };\n}\n","import { ToolError } from \"../shared/errors.js\";\nimport { LineRangeError } from \"../shared/pin.js\";\n\n/** An operational or usage error in the citation tool: exit 2. */\nexport class CiteError extends ToolError {\n  constructor(message: string) {\n    super(message);\n    this.name = \"CiteError\";\n  }\n}\n\n/**\n * Run a shared pin-engine call under cite's error contract: a\n * `LineRangeError` comes back as a `CiteError` with the same message, which is\n * what cite's callers (and library users of the `cite` namespace) match on.\n */\nexport function asCiteError<T>(call: () => T): T {\n  try {\n    return call();\n  } catch (error) {\n    if (error instanceof LineRangeError) throw new CiteError(error.message);\n    throw error;\n  }\n}\n","/**\n * The hashing rule, as cite uses it. The engine is `src/shared/pin.ts`, shared\n * with meta; this module keeps cite's import path and its error contract: a\n * range past the end of the text throws `CiteError`.\n */\nimport {\n  hashRange as sharedHashRange,\n  sliceLines as sharedSliceLines,\n  type LineRange,\n} from \"../../shared/pin.js\";\nimport { asCiteError } from \"../errors.js\";\n\nexport { hashLines, isKeyedPin, normalizeText, splitLines } from \"../../shared/pin.js\";\n\n/**\n * The cited lines joined by LF. Throws `CiteError` when the range runs past\n * the end of the text (`<path> has N lines; line M is out of range`).\n */\nexport function sliceLines(lines: readonly string[], range?: LineRange, label?: string): string {\n  return asCiteError(() => sharedSliceLines(lines, range, label));\n}\n\n/** The pin of the cited lines: plain, or the keyed pin under `key` when one is given. Throws `CiteError` past the end. */\nexport function hashRange(text: string, range?: LineRange, key?: string): string {\n  return asCiteError(() => sharedHashRange(text, range, key));\n}\n","/**\n * Source and line grammar.\n *\n * An entry's `source.file` is a path or an encrypted source (`~` and at least\n * 82 base64url characters, proposal 0045), and its `lines` an integer or\n * `\"L1-L2\"`. `FILE_PATTERN` is the schema's `$defs.fileRef.pattern`, spelled\n * once here and once in the registered `manni:citations:1.0.0` schema\n * (`src/meta/schemas/citations/1.0.0.json`); `test/cite/range.test.ts` pins\n * the two equal.\n *\n * The command line spells a source as one string, `path`, `path:L` or\n * `path:L1-L2` (`SRC_PATTERN`), and reports spell it that way too.\n */\nimport { isEncryptedValue } from \"../../shared/encryption.js\";\nimport { MAX_RANGE_LINES, lineSpec, parseLines } from \"../../shared/pin.js\";\nimport { CiteError } from \"../errors.js\";\nimport type { CitationSource, LineSpec, PageLines, SourceRange } from \"../types.js\";\n\n// The line grammar is the shared pin engine's; this path keeps cite's imports working.\nexport { lineSpec, parseLines, spellLines } from \"../../shared/pin.js\";\n\n/** The schema's `$defs.fileRef.pattern`, as a RegExp. */\nexport const FILE_PATTERN =\n  /^(?:~[A-Za-z0-9_-]{82,}|(?!~)(?:(?!\\.\\.?(?:\\/|$))[^/\\\\:\\r\\n\\t]+)(?:\\/(?:(?!\\.\\.?(?:\\/|$))[^/\\\\:\\r\\n\\t]+))*)$/;\n\n/** A source on the command line: a `file`, then an optional `:L` or `:L1-L2`. */\nexport const SRC_PATTERN =\n  /^(?:~[A-Za-z0-9_-]{82,}|(?!~)(?:(?!\\.\\.?(?:\\/|:|$))[^/\\\\:\\r\\n\\t]+)(?:\\/(?:(?!\\.\\.?(?:\\/|:|$))[^/\\\\:\\r\\n\\t]+))*)(?::[1-9][0-9]*(?:-[1-9][0-9]*)?)?$/;\n\n/**\n * Parse a command-line source. Throws `CiteError` on bad grammar or an end\n * line before the start. A one-line `path:L` comes back with `end` equal to\n * `start`, so a range's width is always `end - start + 1`.\n */\nexport function parseSrc(src: string): SourceRange {\n  if (!SRC_PATTERN.test(src)) {\n    throw new CiteError(\n      `Invalid src \"${src}\": expected path, path:L, path:L1-L2, or an encrypted source (~ and at least 82 base64url characters) with the same line forms; ` +\n        \"the path is repo-root-relative, posix, and free of . and .. segments.\",\n    );\n  }\n  // The grammar keeps `:` out of every path segment and out of the base64url\n  // alphabet, so the first one starts the line suffix.\n  const colon = src.indexOf(\":\");\n  const path = colon === -1 ? src : src.slice(0, colon);\n  const range: SourceRange = { path, encrypted: isEncryptedValue(path) };\n  if (colon === -1) return range;\n  const [startText, endText] = src.slice(colon + 1).split(\"-\");\n  const start = Number(startText);\n  const end = endText === undefined ? start : Number(endText);\n  if (end < start) {\n    throw new CiteError(`Invalid range \"${src}\": end line ${end} is before start line ${start}.`);\n  }\n  range.start = start;\n  range.end = end;\n  return range;\n}\n\n/**\n * How a range too wide to cite is refused: `spans N lines, more than 5000`.\n * Undefined for a range of at most `MAX_RANGE_LINES` lines.\n */\nexport function tooWide(lines: PageLines): string | undefined {\n  const width = lines.end - lines.start + 1;\n  return width > MAX_RANGE_LINES\n    ? `spans ${String(width)} lines, more than ${String(MAX_RANGE_LINES)}`\n    : undefined;\n}\n\n/** The canonical spelling: `path:L` for one line, `path:L1-L2` otherwise. */\nexport function formatSrc(range: SourceRange): string {\n  const { path, start, end } = range;\n  if (start === undefined) return path;\n  if (end === undefined || end === start) return `${path}:${start}`;\n  return `${path}:${start}-${end}`;\n}\n\n/** An entry's source as a range. Its lines must already be valid (see `parseLines`). */\nexport function sourceRange(source: CitationSource): SourceRange {\n  const range: SourceRange = { path: source.file, encrypted: isEncryptedValue(source.file) };\n  if (source.lines === undefined) return range;\n  const lines = parseLines(source.lines);\n  if (lines !== undefined) {\n    range.start = lines.start;\n    range.end = lines.end;\n  }\n  return range;\n}\n\n/** An entry's source spelled as one string, `path:L1-L2`, the way the command line takes it. */\nexport function spellSource(source: CitationSource): string {\n  return formatSrc(sourceRange(source));\n}\n\n/** A range's lines as an entry writes them; undefined for a whole file. */\nexport function rangeLines(range: SourceRange): LineSpec | undefined {\n  if (range.start === undefined) return undefined;\n  return lineSpec({ start: range.start, end: range.end ?? range.start });\n}\n","/**\n * The citation tool's types. Proposal 0044 is the record, and stress test 25\n * the shape: an entry has two ends, `claim` and `source`, each a line range\n * and a hash, and a check classifies both with one set of rules.\n *\n * Vocabulary: a page's `citations` live in its frontmatter, or in a manifest\n * a collection declares (handed in through `CheckPageOptions.citations`). A\n * body marker, `cite <id>` in the format's comment syntax, is the other way\n * to anchor an entry's claim.\n */\nimport type { ValidationResult } from \"../meta/index.js\";\nimport type { CollectionConfig } from \"../shared/collections.js\";\nimport type { ConfigFile } from \"../shared/config-file.js\";\nimport type { KeySource } from \"../shared/encryption-key.js\";\nimport type { LineSpec, PageLines } from \"../shared/pin.js\";\nimport type { Confirm } from \"../shared/prompt.js\";\nimport type { Severity } from \"../shared/severity.js\";\n\n/** A parsed `<src>` or `source`: a path or `~` ciphertext, and an optional line range. */\nexport interface SourceRange {\n  /** Repo-root-relative posix path, or the `~` ciphertext when `encrypted`. */\n  path: string;\n  /** `true` when `path` is an encrypted source (`~` and 82+ base64url characters) rather than a path. */\n  encrypted: boolean;\n  /** 1-based, inclusive. Both absent for a whole-file citation. */\n  start?: number;\n  end?: number;\n}\n\n// The line shapes are the shared pin engine's, re-exported so cite's imports and its namespace keep them.\nexport type { LineSpec, PageLines };\n\n/** The page text a citation supports. */\nexport interface CitationClaim {\n  /** Body lines: counted from the first line after the frontmatter. Absent when a marker anchors the entry. */\n  lines?: LineSpec;\n  /** `sha256-<64 hex>` over the claimed lines, always plain. */\n  integrity: string;\n}\n\n/** The lines a claim rests on. */\nexport interface CitationSource {\n  /** Root-relative posix path, or `~` and the path encrypted with the family key. */\n  file: string;\n  /** File lines. Absent pins the whole file. */\n  lines?: LineSpec;\n  /** `sha256-<64 hex>`, or `hmac-sha256-<64 hex>` exactly when `file` is encrypted. */\n  integrity: string;\n  /** The git commit hash the pin was taken at: 7 to 64 lowercase hex. */\n  \"commit-sha\"?: string;\n}\n\n/** One entry of `citations`, as the schema (`manni:citations:1.0.0`) spells it. */\nexport interface Citation {\n  id?: string;\n  claim?: CitationClaim;\n  source: CitationSource;\n  quote?: boolean;\n}\n\n/** Where an entry is kept: the page's frontmatter, or a manifest a collection declares. */\nexport type OriginKind = \"frontmatter\" | \"manifest\";\n\n/** Where an entry sits. */\nexport interface CitationOrigin {\n  kind: OriginKind;\n  /** The file the entry sits in: the page for frontmatter, the manifest otherwise. */\n  file: string;\n  /** Line of the entry in that file. */\n  line?: number;\n  /** Index in the page's `citations` list. */\n  index: number;\n}\n\n/**\n * One entry handed to `checkCitations` from outside the page, already merged\n * from a manifest. `entry` is the raw value and is validated as a frontmatter\n * entry is; its index is its position in the list.\n */\nexport interface CitationInput {\n  entry: unknown;\n  origin: { kind: OriginKind; file: string; line?: number };\n}\n\n/** How a citation's claim is anchored: by its lines, by a body marker, or not at all. */\nexport type CitationAnchor = \"claim\" | \"marker\" | null;\n\nexport type SourceStatus =\n  | \"current\"\n  | \"moved\"\n  | \"moved-ambiguous\"\n  | \"changed\"\n  | \"missing\"\n  | \"never-true\"\n  | \"skipped\";\n\nexport type ClaimStatus =\n  | \"current\"\n  | \"moved\"\n  | \"moved-ambiguous\"\n  | \"reanchored\"\n  | \"changed\"\n  | \"skipped\";\n\n/** Where a misplaced marker is, and where it belongs (proposal 0054). */\nexport interface MisplacedMarkerReport {\n  /** The paragraph the marker's run splits, in file lines. */\n  unit: string;\n  /** The file line the marker takes once its run has moved. */\n  to: number;\n}\n\n/** The marker that anchors a citation: its line, and its misplacement when it has one. */\nexport interface MarkerEnd {\n  /** File line of the marker. */\n  line: number;\n  /** Present only when the marker line sits inside a paragraph. */\n  misplaced?: MisplacedMarkerReport;\n}\n\n/**\n * Why a source could not be read: not a tracked file under the root, an\n * encrypted source with no key to decrypt it, one that does not decrypt under\n * the key there is, or a tracked file that could not be read.\n */\nexport type MissingReason = \"untracked\" | \"no-key\" | \"undecryptable\" | \"unreadable\";\n\n/**\n * Every rule a finding can carry, stated once. The union and the default\n * severity table are derived from this array so the three cannot disagree.\n */\nexport const CITE_RULES = [\n  \"source-moved\",\n  \"source-moved-ambiguous\",\n  \"source-changed\",\n  \"source-never-true\",\n  \"source-missing\",\n  \"claim-moved\",\n  \"claim-moved-ambiguous\",\n  \"claim-reanchored\",\n  \"claim-changed\",\n  \"marker-orphan\",\n  \"marker-invalid\",\n  \"marker-repeated\",\n  \"marker-misplaced\",\n  \"anchor-invalid\",\n  \"entry-invalid\",\n  \"quote-drift\",\n] as const;\nexport type CiteRule = (typeof CITE_RULES)[number];\n\n/**\n * A rule's level: the family scale (`src/shared/severity.ts`) plus `off`,\n * which drops the rule's findings altogether.\n */\nexport type CiteSeverity = Severity | \"off\";\n\n/** The claim end of a classified citation. Line specs are `\"L\"` or `\"L1-L2\"`. */\nexport interface ClaimEnd {\n  /** The entry's body lines. Absent when a marker anchors the claim. */\n  lines?: string;\n  /** Where the claim is judged, in file lines: the recorded lines, or what the marker anchors. */\n  fileLines?: string;\n  status: ClaimStatus;\n  /** For `moved`: the new body lines. */\n  newLines?: string;\n  /** For `moved-ambiguous`: every candidate, in body lines. */\n  candidates?: string[];\n  /** For `moved`: the new file lines. Pretty-only. */\n  newFileLines?: string;\n  /** For `moved-ambiguous`: every candidate, in file lines. Pretty-only. */\n  candidateFileLines?: string[];\n  /** For `changed`: the page lines at the claim now, for `--show-diff`. Pretty-only. */\n  text?: string[];\n  /**\n   * For `changed` and `reanchored`: the baseline, the newest commit whose\n   * page held the pin. Derived from the page's history, never stored (0053).\n   */\n  commitSha?: string;\n  /** For `changed`: `false` when the walk hit a shallow boundary or its cap. */\n  historyAvailable?: boolean;\n  /** Subjects of the commits that touched the page since the baseline. Pretty-only. */\n  commitsSince?: string[];\n  /** Unified diff of the claim's lines since the baseline. Pretty-only, `--show-diff`. */\n  diff?: string;\n  /**\n   * The claim's lines as they were at the baseline. Never serialized: it is\n   * what `update --accept` reads to tell an edit from a replacement.\n   */\n  baselineText?: string[];\n}\n\n/** The source end of a classified citation. */\nexport interface SourceEnd {\n  /** `file` and `lines` as the entry spells them: `path`, `path:L`, `path:L1-L2`, the ciphertext for `path`. */\n  src: string;\n  status: SourceStatus;\n  /**\n   * The path an encrypted source decrypted to. Never printed except by the\n   * pretty reporter under `--reveal`; never serialized to a machine format.\n   */\n  resolvedPath?: string;\n  /**\n   * The path a moved encrypted source's `newSrc` decrypts to. Printed only by\n   * the pretty reporter under `--reveal`; never serialized to a machine format.\n   */\n  resolvedNewPath?: string;\n  /** For `missing`: why the source could not be read. Composes the message, which never names a path. */\n  missingReason?: MissingReason;\n  /**\n   * For `moved`: the new file lines. For `changed`: the span the pinned\n   * range's old first and last lines now cover, when each sits exactly once\n   * and in order (proposal 0055).\n   */\n  newLines?: string;\n  /**\n   * For `moved`: the new `src`, spelled as the entry spells sources. It names\n   * another file when the pin followed its text across one, and carries the\n   * new path encrypted for an encrypted source.\n   */\n  newSrc?: string;\n  /** For `moved-ambiguous`: every candidate `src`. */\n  candidates?: string[];\n  /** The commit the pin was taken at. */\n  commitSha?: string;\n  /** For `changed` with a commit: whether git could show that commit. */\n  historyAvailable?: boolean;\n  /** Subjects of commits touching the path since the commit. Pretty-only. */\n  commitsSince?: string[];\n  /** Unified diff of the path since the commit. Pretty-only, `--show-diff`. */\n  diff?: string;\n  /** The move search hit its byte budget before covering the file. */\n  truncatedSearch?: boolean;\n  /**\n   * The truncation happened across the files a commit touched rather than\n   * inside one file, which is the other half of the notice a run raises. Never\n   * serialized: `truncatedSearch` stays the one boolean the output carries.\n   */\n  truncatedAcross?: boolean;\n}\n\n/** One classified citation: both ends, and how it is anchored. */\nexport interface CitationResult {\n  citation: Citation;\n  origin: CitationOrigin;\n  anchor: CitationAnchor;\n  /** File line of the marker that names the entry, when one does. */\n  markerLine?: number;\n  /**\n   * File line the citation anchors to now: the claim's first line, or the\n   * first line of the text a marker anchors. Where its findings sit.\n   */\n  anchorLine?: number;\n  /** The marker that names the entry, when one does, and its misplacement. */\n  marker?: MarkerEnd;\n  /** `null` for an entry with no `claim`: a bare pin, or a marker with no drift check. */\n  claim: ClaimEnd | null;\n  source: SourceEnd;\n}\n\nexport interface CitationFinding {\n  rule: CiteRule;\n  /** `manni:cite/<rule>`. */\n  ruleId: string;\n  /** On the family scale: an `error` fails the file; a `warning` or a `notice` is reported and never does. */\n  severity: Severity;\n  message: string;\n  /** Line the finding anchors to: in the page, or in `file` when that is set. */\n  line?: number;\n  /** The manifest, when the finding sits there rather than on the page. */\n  file?: string;\n  id?: string;\n  /** The source, spelled as the entry spells it. */\n  src?: string;\n  newSrc?: string;\n  /** Index in the page's `citations` for a finding about one entry. */\n  index?: number;\n}\n\nexport interface PageCitationReport {\n  file: string;\n  format: string;\n  citations: CitationResult[];\n  findings: CitationFinding[];\n  /** Run-level advice, said once per run by the caller: shallow clone, root fallback. */\n  notices: string[];\n}\n\n/** What `showFile` answers: the bytes, or why it could not. */\nexport type ShownFile = { text: string } | { missing: \"commit\" | \"path\" };\n\n/** One commit that touched a path. */\nexport interface PageCommit {\n  /** The full hash. */\n  sha: string;\n  subject: string;\n}\n\n/**\n * What `pageCommits` answers: the commits that touched a path, newest first.\n * `shallow` is a repository whose oldest commit may have an unfetched parent,\n * and `truncated` a list the cap cut short. Either means a walk that exhausts\n * the list cannot say the pin never held.\n */\nexport interface PageHistory {\n  commits: PageCommit[];\n  shallow: boolean;\n  truncated: boolean;\n}\n\n/**\n * A thin git client over `execFile(\"git\", …)`, memoized per call shape so a\n * page with a thousand citations against one path runs one `git show`.\n */\nexport interface GitClient {\n  available(): Promise<boolean>;\n  head(): Promise<string | null>;\n  /** Tracked files, posix, relative to the root. */\n  lsFiles(): Promise<string[]>;\n  showFile(commit: string, path: string): Promise<ShownFile>;\n  subjectsSince(commit: string, path: string): Promise<string[]>;\n  diffSince(commit: string, path: string): Promise<string>;\n  /**\n   * Paths whose content differs between `commit` and `HEAD`: committed\n   * changes only. The candidate list a pin is followed across (proposal\n   * 0055). A client without it follows no source out of its own file.\n   */\n  changedSince?(commit: string): Promise<string[]>;\n  /**\n   * The commits that touched `path`, newest first, at most `cap` of them. A\n   * client without it reads no claim history, so a claim that no longer holds\n   * is `changed` with no baseline.\n   */\n  pageCommits?(path: string, cap: number): Promise<PageHistory>;\n  /**\n   * Whether the clone is shallow, so a commit it lacks may still be in the\n   * history. A client without it, or without `isAncestor`, never re-records\n   * a commit for being outside the history.\n   */\n  shallow?(): Promise<boolean>;\n  /**\n   * Whether `commit` is `of` or one of its ancestors. A commit the clone does\n   * not have is not.\n   */\n  isAncestor?(commit: string, of: string): Promise<boolean>;\n}\n\n/**\n * The files a source may resolve to. Built from `git ls-files` when git is\n * available, else from a walk that follows no symlinks. Every entry is\n * realpath-contained in the root.\n */\nexport interface SourceIndex {\n  files(): readonly string[];\n  /** Whether `path` is a tracked file under the root. An encrypted source is decrypted first, then asked here. */\n  has(path: string): boolean;\n}\n\n/**\n * What one run has read so far: each tracked file once, with its lines split\n * once. A run makes one with `createSourceCache` and passes it to every\n * `readSource` it makes, so a source cited a hundred times is read once. It\n * holds whatever the files said when first read, so a run that rewrites files\n * it may later read as sources makes none.\n */\nexport type SourceCache = Map<string, Promise<{ text: string; lines: readonly string[] } | undefined>>;\n\nexport interface CheckPageOptions {\n  /** Absolute directory source paths resolve from. */\n  root: string;\n  /** Default true. False: page-side rules only; every source status is `skipped`. Claim ends are still judged. */\n  checkSources?: boolean;\n  /**\n   * The encryption key: decrypts encrypted sources and keys their pins.\n   * Absent, an encrypted citation is `missing` (no key to decrypt it).\n   */\n  key?: string;\n  severity?: Partial<Record<CiteRule, CiteSeverity>>;\n  /**\n   * The git client the source index and history are read through. Defaults\n   * to one over the root, which is used whenever git is on PATH and the root\n   * is inside a work tree. A caller that wants no git at all passes `noGit()`.\n   */\n  gitClient?: GitClient;\n  /**\n   * Directory the page's own path resolves from, and so the repository its\n   * history is read in. Defaults to `root`, the same directory unless\n   * `--root` sent the sources to another checkout.\n   */\n  pageRoot?: string;\n  /** The client the page's history is read through. Defaults to one over `pageRoot`. */\n  pageGitClient?: GitClient;\n  /** How many commits the claim history walk reads. Defaults to `MAX_PAGE_COMMITS`. */\n  pageCommitCap?: number;\n  sourceIndex?: SourceIndex;\n  /** Source files already read this run (`createSourceCache`); absent, each citation reads its own. */\n  sourceCache?: SourceCache;\n  /**\n   * The page's citations as merged from a manifest, each with where it sits.\n   * Given, the page's own frontmatter `citations` is not read. Without it, a\n   * grader calling `checkCitations` on a sidecar page would find no citations.\n   */\n  citations?: readonly CitationInput[];\n  /**\n   * The manifest that owns this page's `citations`, when one does. A page\n   * that carries its own anyway is `entry-invalid`, in meta's `external:owned`\n   * words.\n   */\n  owned?: { file: string; collection: string };\n}\n\nexport interface MintOptions {\n  root: string;\n  /** `path`, `path:L`, `path:L1-L2`, or an encrypted `~file` with the same line forms. */\n  src: string;\n  id?: string;\n  /** The claim pin, already taken over the page lines. */\n  claim?: CitationClaim;\n  quote?: boolean;\n  /** A commit to record; `false` records none; absent records HEAD when git has one. */\n  commitSha?: string | false;\n  /**\n   * Write `file` encrypted and pin the lines with the keyed pin; needs `key`.\n   * A source that is already encrypted stays encrypted either way.\n   */\n  encrypt?: boolean;\n  /** The encryption key: encrypts, decrypts an encrypted source, and keys its pin. */\n  key?: string;\n  gitClient?: GitClient;\n  sourceIndex?: SourceIndex;\n}\n\n/**\n * One replacement against a fixed text: the bytes `[start, end)` become\n * `text`. A writer that has a position from a parse hands back an edit rather\n * than a rewritten page, so several of them can be collected against that one\n * parse and applied together (`applyEdits`). Nothing is then read out of a\n * text that has already been written to.\n */\nexport interface TextEdit {\n  start: number;\n  end: number;\n  text: string;\n}\n\n/** One marker found in a page body: `cite <id>` in the format's comment syntax. */\nexport interface InlineStatement {\n  /** File line of the marker. */\n  line: number;\n  /** File line of the anchored text: the rest of the marker's line, else the paragraph or block that follows. */\n  anchorLine?: number;\n  /**\n   * The ids the marker names, in the order written, or why the marker is not\n   * read. A payload of one id is what proposal 0044 shipped; 0056 widened it\n   * to a space-separated list, and every id in the list anchors the same text.\n   */\n  payload:\n    | { kind: \"ref\"; ids: [string, ...string[]] }\n    | { kind: \"bad\"; reason: string; json?: boolean };\n  /** The marker text between the delimiters, trimmed. */\n  raw: string;\n  /** Character offsets of the whole marker in the file, for rewriting. */\n  start: number;\n  end: number;\n}\n\n/** A validated citation with where it sits and the marker that names it, before classification. */\nexport interface PageCitation {\n  citation: Citation;\n  origin: CitationOrigin;\n  /** The first marker naming the entry's id. */\n  marker?: InlineStatement;\n}\n\n/** What `readPage` returns: the entries, the markers, and page-side findings. */\nexport interface PageCitations {\n  file: string;\n  format: string;\n  content: string;\n  /** Offset where the body starts (just past the closing fence, or 0). */\n  bodyOffset: number;\n  /** File line of body line 1: the first line after the frontmatter, or 1. */\n  bodyLine: number;\n  citations: PageCitation[];\n  statements: InlineStatement[];\n  findings: CitationFinding[];\n}\n\nexport interface CheckOptions {\n  /** Positional inputs; empty means the configured collections' `paths:` (0041). */\n  inputs: string[];\n  /**\n   * `--collection <name>`, repeatable: the collections this run covers. Empty\n   * or absent means every declared one; see `selectCollections`.\n   */\n  collection?: string[];\n  exts?: string[];\n  /** `--exclude`, appended to the selected collections' `exclude:` when the run reads from them. */\n  exclude?: string[];\n  as?: string;\n  configPath?: string;\n  noConfig?: boolean;\n  cwd?: string;\n  stdinContent?: string;\n  allowEmpty?: boolean;\n  respectGitignore?: boolean;\n  onNotice?: (message: string) => void;\n  onConfigLoaded?: (info: { path: string; dir: string }) => void;\n  baseline?: string | boolean;\n  writeBaseline?: string | boolean;\n  /** `--no-check-sources` (false): page-side rules only. Absent leaves `checkSources:` in charge. */\n  checkSources?: boolean;\n  /**\n   * `--show-diff`: the report will want diffs and commit subjects. The check\n   * is the same either way; the run only says, once, when git is not there\n   * to give them.\n   */\n  showDiff?: boolean;\n  root?: string;\n  /**\n   * The git client every page is checked through. Defaults to one over the\n   * root, used whenever git is on PATH and the root is inside a work tree; a\n   * test hands in a fake.\n   */\n  gitClient?: GitClient;\n  /**\n   * The client every page's own history is read through, over the directory\n   * the page paths resolve from. Defaults to one there; a test hands in a fake.\n   */\n  pageGitClient?: GitClient;\n  /** Defaults to `process.env`; read for `MANNI_ENCRYPTION_KEY`. A test hands in its own. */\n  env?: NodeJS.ProcessEnv;\n}\n\nexport interface CheckRun {\n  results: ValidationResult[];\n  summary: import(\"../meta/index.js\").RunSummary;\n  frame: import(\"../meta/index.js\").FingerprintContext;\n  pages: PageCitationReport[];\n  warnings: number;\n  notices: number;\n}\n\n\nexport interface AddOptions {\n  page: string;\n  /** The claim's lines as an editor numbers them (`page:L`, `page:L1-L2`). Absent: a bare pin. */\n  pageLines?: PageLines;\n  src: string;\n  id?: string;\n  /** Write a marker above the page lines instead of claim lines, and pin the text it anchors. Needs `pageLines` and `id`. */\n  marker?: boolean;\n  /** The page lines are a fenced block that reproduces the source. Needs `pageLines`. */\n  quote?: boolean;\n  /**\n   * `--encrypt`: write `file` encrypted, with a keyed pin, even when no key is\n   * available yet, in which case `confirm` is asked whether to generate one.\n   * An available key encrypts every add without it, so `false` and absent\n   * are the same.\n   */\n  encrypt?: boolean;\n  /** `false` records no `commit-sha`. */\n  commitSha?: boolean;\n  dryRun?: boolean;\n  as?: string;\n  configPath?: string;\n  noConfig?: boolean;\n  cwd?: string;\n  stdinContent?: string;\n  root?: string;\n  /**\n   * The git client HEAD and the source index are read through. Defaults to\n   * one over the root; a test hands in a fake.\n   */\n  gitClient?: GitClient;\n  /** Defaults to `process.env`; read for `MANNI_ENCRYPTION_KEY`. A test hands in its own. */\n  env?: NodeJS.ProcessEnv;\n  onNotice?: (message: string) => void;\n  onConfigLoaded?: (info: { path: string; dir: string }) => void;\n  /**\n   * Asked when `encrypt` needs a key and there is none; the CLI passes\n   * `terminalConfirm()`. Absent, the add refuses instead of asking.\n   */\n  confirm?: Confirm;\n}\n\n/** The manifest half of a write: what it says now, and whether it was saved. */\nexport interface ManifestWrite {\n  /** The manifest as the run reports it. */\n  file: string;\n  /** 1-based line the written entry now sits on. */\n  line: number;\n  /** The whole manifest, rewritten. */\n  content: string;\n  diff: string;\n  written: boolean;\n}\n\nexport interface AddResult {\n  file: string;\n  citation: Citation;\n  /**\n   * Where the entry was written: the page's frontmatter, or the manifest the\n   * page's collection declares. The config decides, not a flag.\n   */\n  placed: \"frontmatter\" | \"manifest\";\n  /** The manifest the entry went to, under `placed: \"manifest\"`. */\n  manifest?: ManifestWrite;\n  /** File lines of the claim after the write: the claim lines, or the text the marker anchors. */\n  claimLines?: PageLines;\n  /** File line of the marker that names the entry, under `marker`. */\n  markerLine?: number;\n  /**\n   * Whether the id joined the list of a marker already there, rather than\n   * getting a marker line of its own. A join moves no line on the page.\n   */\n  markerJoined?: boolean;\n  /**\n   * The first pinned source line, as the file holds it, so a mis-typed range\n   * is visible at write time. Absent for a whole file, which has no first\n   * line worth naming, and for an encrypted source, which no output reveals.\n   */\n  sourceLine?: string;\n  /** The rewritten page. */\n  content: string;\n  diff: string;\n  written: boolean;\n}\n\nexport interface UpdateOptions extends Omit<CheckOptions, \"baseline\" | \"writeBaseline\"> {\n  accept?: boolean;\n  only?: string[];\n  dryRun?: boolean;\n  /**\n   * Re-record `commit-sha` where the recorded commit does not contain the\n   * pinned lines. Rewrites that one field and nothing else.\n   */\n  recommit?: boolean;\n}\n\n/**\n * One end `update` rewrote.\n *\n * Read the typed pairs: `fromLines`/`toLines` for lines, `fromPin`/`toPin`\n * for pins. `from` and `to` carry the same values, but which of the two a row\n * holds depends on the row, so they are easy to misuse.\n */\n/** Why `--recommit` re-recorded a commit. */\nexport type RecommitReason = \"not-contained\" | \"not-in-history\";\n\nexport interface UpdateRewrite {\n  id?: string;\n  /** Index in the page's `citations`. */\n  index: number;\n  /** File line of the entry. */\n  line?: number;\n  end: \"claim\" | \"source\" | \"marker\";\n  /**\n   * `re-anchored` covers both re-pins: the pin held over another span (0054),\n   * and the words held while the anchor moved (0053). `status` is what tells\n   * those apart. `replaced` is a claim `--accept` refused to re-pin.\n   */\n  reason: \"moved\" | \"accepted\" | \"re-anchored\" | \"shifted\" | \"replaced\" | \"recommitted\";\n  /**\n   * The status that was repaired. `replaced` is a claim whose line held\n   * wholly other text, accepted because `--only` named it.\n   */\n  status: \"moved\" | \"changed\" | \"reanchored\" | \"replaced\" | \"never-true\" | \"misplaced\" | \"current\";\n  /**\n   * Before and after. A moved or shifted claim, and a moved marker: file\n   * lines. A moved source: its `src`. An accepted or re-anchored end: its pin.\n   * The typed pairs below say which, so prefer them.\n   */\n  from: string;\n  to: string;\n  /** A moved marker, or a moved or shifted claim: its file lines, before and after. */\n  fromLines?: string;\n  toLines?: string;\n  /** An accepted or re-anchored end: its pin, before and after. */\n  fromPin?: string;\n  toPin?: string;\n  /** A re-committed source: the commit it recorded, and the one it records now. */\n  fromCommit?: string;\n  toCommit?: string;\n  /**\n   * A re-committed source: why the recorded commit could not stand.\n   * `not-contained`: it does not hold the pinned lines. `not-in-history`: it\n   * holds them, but is not in the history of HEAD.\n   */\n  because?: RecommitReason;\n  /** A re-anchored claim: the span that held, in file lines. */\n  lines?: string;\n  /** A re-anchored claim: the span now pinned, in file lines. */\n  newLines?: string;\n  /** An accepted, re-anchored or refused claim: the file line of its first body line. */\n  at?: number;\n  /** An accepted claim a marker anchors: the marker's file line. Pretty-only. */\n  markerLine?: number;\n  /** An accepted claim: the text now pinned, whitespace collapsed. */\n  text?: string;\n  /** An accepted source: its `src`. */\n  src?: string;\n  /**\n   * An accepted source: the commit recorded in the entry, when it records\n   * one. A re-anchored or refused claim: the baseline its words were read\n   * against.\n   */\n  commitSha?: string;\n  /**\n   * A refused claim the word-overlap test refused: the share of the claim's\n   * words, from 0 to 1, that its line still holds. Absent on a claim the\n   * sentence test refused, which is how a report tells the two apart.\n   */\n  wordShare?: number;\n}\n\nexport interface UpdatePage {\n  file: string;\n  rewritten: UpdateRewrite[];\n  /**\n   * Claims `--accept` refused to re-pin, because the stored first line now\n   * holds text that shares no sentence with the claim at its baseline, or too\n   * few of its words. Each carries `reason: \"replaced\"`, and each is work left\n   * undone: exit 1.\n   */\n  refused: UpdateRewrite[];\n  skipped: CitationFinding[];\n  diff: string;\n  written: boolean;\n  /** The rewritten page, for the stdin input only: it has no file to be written to. */\n  content?: string;\n}\n\n/** One manifest a run rewrote: what changed in it, and whether it was saved. */\nexport interface ManifestChange {\n  /** The manifest as the run reports it. */\n  file: string;\n  diff: string;\n  written: boolean;\n}\n\nexport interface UpdateRun {\n  pages: UpdatePage[];\n  rewritten: number;\n  skipped: number;\n  /** The manifests this run rewrote, each written once however many pages it holds. */\n  manifests?: ManifestChange[];\n  exitCode: 0 | 1;\n}\n\nexport interface RemoveOptions\n  extends Omit<CheckOptions, \"baseline\" | \"writeBaseline\" | \"checkSources\" | \"showDiff\"> {\n  /**\n   * `--only <id>`, repeatable: the entries to remove, each named by its id or\n   * by its pointer (`/citations/N`). Required, and an empty list is a\n   * refusal: `remove` never takes every citation off a page.\n   */\n  only: string[];\n  dryRun?: boolean;\n}\n\n/** One entry `remove` took out, and the markers that went with it. */\nexport interface Removal {\n  id?: string;\n  /** Index in the page's `citations`. Absent for a marker that named no entry. */\n  index?: number;\n  /** Where the entry was kept. Absent for a marker that named no entry. */\n  origin?: { kind: OriginKind; file: string; line?: number };\n  /** File lines of the markers removed with it, in the page as it was. */\n  markerLines: number[];\n}\n\nexport interface RemovePage {\n  file: string;\n  removed: Removal[];\n  diff: string;\n  written: boolean;\n  /** The rewritten page, for the stdin input only: it has no file to be written to. */\n  content?: string;\n}\n\nexport interface RemoveRun {\n  pages: RemovePage[];\n  /** Entries removed, counting a marker that named no entry as one. */\n  removed: number;\n  /** The manifests this run rewrote, each written once however many pages it holds. */\n  manifests?: ManifestChange[];\n}\n\n/** One citation `reencryptCitations` rewrote: where it sits, and its source before and after. */\nexport interface ReencryptedCitation {\n  id?: string;\n  /** Index in `citations`. */\n  index?: number;\n  /** File line of the entry. */\n  line?: number;\n  /** `file` and its line suffix, under the old key and under the new. */\n  from: string;\n  to: string;\n}\n\n/** What `reencryptCitations` did to one page. */\nexport interface ReencryptCitationsResult {\n  /** The page with every re-encrypted citation rewritten; the input itself when none was. */\n  content: string;\n  rewritten: ReencryptedCitation[];\n  /** Citations that could not be re-encrypted, and why. A message never names a path. */\n  skipped: { id?: string; index?: number; line?: number; message: string }[];\n}\n\n/**\n * Config under `cite:` in manni.config.yaml, camelCase as `meta:` is. The\n * document set is not here: proposal 0041 moved `paths` and `exclude` to the\n * family-level `collections:` list, which every tool reads. Neither is the\n * encryption key, the top-level `encryptionKey:` every tool reads (0045).\n */\nexport interface CiteConfig {\n  allowEmpty?: boolean;\n  respectGitignore?: boolean;\n  root?: string;\n  baseline?: string;\n  checkSources?: boolean;\n  severity?: Partial<Record<CiteRule, CiteSeverity>>;\n}\n\nexport interface LoadedCiteConfig {\n  config: CiteConfig;\n  path: string;\n  dir: string;\n  /** The file as the user would name it, for messages. */\n  source: string;\n  /** The family file's top-level `collections:`, parsed by the shared layer (0041). */\n  collections: CollectionConfig[];\n}\n\n/** What every command core resolves before touching a file. */\nexport interface CiteRun {\n  config: CiteConfig | null;\n  /** The positional inputs, or the selected collections' `paths:` in declaration order. */\n  inputs: string[];\n  /** Directory the inputs resolve from: cwd for positional inputs, the config directory for collections. */\n  base: string;\n  /**\n   * The collections this run covers: every declared one, or the ones\n   * `--collection` named. `[]` when no config governs the run.\n   */\n  collections: CollectionConfig[];\n  /** Whether `inputs` came from the collections rather than the command line. */\n  fromCollections: boolean;\n  configDir?: string;\n  configPath?: string;\n  /** The config file as the user would name it, for messages. */\n  configSource?: string;\n  /** Absolute root source paths resolve from. */\n  root: string;\n  /**\n   * The family encryption key (proposal 0045): `MANNI_ENCRYPTION_KEY`, else\n   * the config's top-level `encryptionKey:`. Absent when neither is set.\n   */\n  key?: string;\n  /** Where `key` came from. The environment wins over the config. */\n  keySource: KeySource;\n  /**\n   * The config file that governs the run, as discovery found it. A write\n   * that needs a key (`add --encrypt` with none) puts one there.\n   */\n  configFile?: ConfigFile;\n}\n","/**\n * Which rules fail a run, which only warn, and which are notices.\n *\n * Warnings and notices never affect the exit code (docevals' rule).\n * `source-moved` is a warning because `cite update` fixes it mechanically,\n * and a PR job that failed on it would make the ratchet noisy. `claim-moved`\n * is a notice: the text is found verbatim, so nothing drifted.\n * `claim-reanchored` is a notice for the same reason (proposal 0053): the\n * words the pin covered are found unchanged since the baseline, so only the\n * layout moved, and plain `cite update` re-pins it.\n * `claim-changed` is a warning, since it fires on any edit to a pinned\n * paragraph, a typo fix beside the cited sentence included. A repository that\n * wants either hard sets `severity: { claim-changed: error }`.\n * `marker-misplaced` is a warning too: it annotates the pull request, and one\n * `cite update` clears it, so a job that failed on it would block on a page\n * that was fine yesterday (proposal 0054, stress test 15).\n */\nimport { CITE_RULES, type CiteRule, type CiteSeverity } from \"../types.js\";\n\nexport const DEFAULT_SEVERITY: Readonly<Record<CiteRule, CiteSeverity>> = {\n  \"source-moved\": \"warning\",\n  \"source-moved-ambiguous\": \"error\",\n  \"source-changed\": \"error\",\n  \"source-never-true\": \"error\",\n  \"source-missing\": \"error\",\n  \"claim-moved\": \"notice\",\n  \"claim-moved-ambiguous\": \"warning\",\n  \"claim-reanchored\": \"notice\",\n  \"claim-changed\": \"warning\",\n  \"marker-orphan\": \"error\",\n  \"marker-invalid\": \"error\",\n  \"marker-repeated\": \"warning\",\n  \"marker-misplaced\": \"warning\",\n  \"anchor-invalid\": \"error\",\n  \"entry-invalid\": \"error\",\n  \"quote-drift\": \"error\",\n};\n\nexport const RULE_ID_PREFIX = \"manni:cite\";\n\n/** `manni:cite/<rule>`: the SARIF rule id and the JUnit failure type. */\nexport function ruleId(rule: CiteRule): string {\n  return `${RULE_ID_PREFIX}/${rule}`;\n}\n\nexport function isCiteRule(value: string): value is CiteRule {\n  return (CITE_RULES as readonly string[]).includes(value);\n}\n\n/** The effective severity table: defaults with the config's overrides. */\nexport function resolveSeverity(\n  overrides?: Partial<Record<CiteRule, CiteSeverity>>,\n): Record<CiteRule, CiteSeverity> {\n  return { ...DEFAULT_SEVERITY, ...(overrides ?? {}) };\n}\n","/**\n * Markers: `cite <id> [<id>…]` inside the format's comment syntax.\n *\n * | Format        | Forms                                                                              |\n * |---------------|------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|\n * | markdown, mdx | `<!-- cite a b -->`, `{/* cite a b *\\/}`, `[comment]: # (cite a b)`                 |\n * | html, xml     | `<!-- cite a b -->`                                                                |\n * | asciidoc      | `// (cite a b)`                                                                    |\n * | rst           | `.. (cite a b)`                                                                    |\n *\n * A marker carries one or more ids, separated by spaces, and nothing else\n * (`cite true` names id `true`). Every id in the list anchors the text the\n * marker anchors, so a paragraph resting on four sources carries one comment\n * rather than four (proposal 0056). An id cannot hold `(`, `)`, `{`, `}`, `<`,\n * `>` or a leading `-`, so no list can close a parenthesised comment early.\n *\n * A word starting with `{` was the inline entry of proposal 0044's first\n * draft; it is `marker-invalid` now, because an entry lives in frontmatter or\n * a manifest and a source is never written into the body. The scanner uses\n * `indexOf` for the delimiters, never a regex over the whole page, and is\n * handed the body only, so a `cite` inside frontmatter is never matched.\n *\n * It does not read code. An opener inside a fenced block or a backtick span,\n * as `src/shared/code-regions.ts` finds them, is skipped, so a page that\n * documents the syntax carries no statements.\n *\n * Every form parses in both markdown and mdx. The first form is what\n * `formatStatement` writes: the html comment for markdown, the jsx comment\n * for mdx, which rejects an html comment.\n */\nimport type { InlineStatement, TextEdit } from \"../types.js\";\nimport { codeEndAt, codeRegions } from \"../../shared/code-regions.js\";\nimport { CiteError } from \"../errors.js\";\n\nexport interface StatementForm {\n  open: string;\n  close: string;\n}\n\nconst HTML_COMMENT: StatementForm = { open: \"<!--\", close: \"-->\" };\nconst JSX_COMMENT: StatementForm = { open: \"{/*\", close: \"*/}\" };\nconst LINK_REFERENCE: StatementForm = { open: \"[comment]: # (\", close: \")\" };\nconst MARKDOWN_FORMS: readonly StatementForm[] = [HTML_COMMENT, JSX_COMMENT, LINK_REFERENCE];\nconst MDX_FORMS: readonly StatementForm[] = [JSX_COMMENT, HTML_COMMENT, LINK_REFERENCE];\nconst COMMENT_FORMS: readonly StatementForm[] = [{ open: \"<!--\", close: \"-->\" }];\nconst ASCIIDOC_FORMS: readonly StatementForm[] = [{ open: \"// (\", close: \")\" }];\nconst RST_FORMS: readonly StatementForm[] = [{ open: \".. (\", close: \")\" }];\n\nconst ID = /^[a-z0-9][a-z0-9-]*$/;\n\n/**\n * A fence opener in any format. `paragraphAfter` reads it whether or not it\n * was given a format, and so does the claim search (`claims.ts`), so every\n * family's opener counts; the per-format locators below are what `quote`\n * anchoring uses.\n * A markdown fence keeps its meaning when indented, as inside a list item, so\n * it is read there too, matching the code skip in `src/shared/code-regions.ts`; the\n * asciidoc `----` stays at column 0.\n */\nexport const ANY_FENCE = /^(?:[ \\t]*(?:`{3,}|~{3,})|-{4,})/;\nconst MARKDOWN_FENCE = /^(`{3,}|~{3,})/;\nconst ASCIIDOC_FENCE = /^(-{4,})/;\n/** The forms per extractor name. Unknown formats have none. */\nexport function statementForms(format: string): readonly StatementForm[] {\n  switch (format) {\n    case \"markdown\":\n      return MARKDOWN_FORMS;\n    case \"mdx\":\n      return MDX_FORMS;\n    case \"html\":\n    case \"xml\":\n      return COMMENT_FORMS;\n    case \"asciidoc\":\n      return ASCIIDOC_FORMS;\n    case \"rst\":\n      return RST_FORMS;\n    default:\n      return [];\n  }\n}\n\n/** The fence-opener pattern for a format, or undefined when it has no locator. */\nfunction fenceFor(format: string): RegExp | undefined {\n  switch (format) {\n    case \"markdown\":\n    case \"mdx\":\n      return MARKDOWN_FENCE;\n    case \"asciidoc\":\n      return ASCIIDOC_FENCE;\n    default:\n      return undefined;\n  }\n}\n\n/** Offset of the terminator of the line containing `pos` (or the text length). */\nfunction lineEnd(content: string, pos: number): number {\n  const nl = content.indexOf(\"\\n\", pos);\n  return nl === -1 ? content.length : nl;\n}\n\n/** The text of the line `[pos, end)`, without a trailing CR. */\nfunction lineText(content: string, pos: number, end: number): string {\n  const text = content.slice(pos, end);\n  return text.endsWith(\"\\r\") ? text.slice(0, -1) : text;\n}\n\n/** `end` pulled back over a CR so a CRLF terminator is excluded whole. */\nfunction beforeCr(content: string, end: number): number {\n  return end > 0 && content.charCodeAt(end - 1) === 13 ? end - 1 : end;\n}\n\n/**\n * Where a forward scan of whole lines starts from `offset`: the next line when\n * `offset` sits inside one (the rest of a statement's own line), the line\n * itself when `offset` is already at its start.\n */\nfunction nextLineStart(content: string, offset: number): number {\n  if (offset === 0 || content.charCodeAt(offset - 1) === 10) return offset;\n  return lineEnd(content, offset) + 1;\n}\n\n/**\n * A marker holds at most 25 ids. Past that it is `marker-invalid`, on the\n * same grounds as the 500 markers a page may hold: an unbounded list is an\n * unbounded allocation from a file the tool did not write. The cap counts\n * ids rather than characters, because a character cap moves with how long\n * the ids happen to be. Proposal 0056 is the record.\n */\nexport const MAX_IDS_PER_MARKER = 25;\n\n/**\n * The payload, as one or more ids separated by spaces. The checks run in a\n * stated order and the first defect is the finding, so one marker raises one\n * `marker-invalid` however many of its words are wrong.\n *\n * A run of spaces separates as one, which is what a soft-wrapped editor and a\n * shell both do. A comma is never a separator: `cite a,b` is one token, that\n * token is not an id, and the message quotes it back (proposal 0034's one\n * separator per list).\n */\nfunction payloadOf(payload: string): InlineStatement[\"payload\"] {\n  if (payload === \"\") return { kind: \"bad\", reason: \"empty payload\" };\n  // A marker is one line: `isMarkerLine` tests one line, so half a wrapped\n  // marker would land inside the pin of the text below it.\n  if (/[\\r\\n]/.test(payload)) {\n    return { kind: \"bad\", reason: \"a marker is one line; write two markers\" };\n  }\n  // Destructured rather than cast: a `ref` carries at least one id, and the\n  // head is what proves it to the compiler.\n  const [head, ...rest] = payload.split(\" \").filter((word) => word !== \"\");\n  if (head === undefined) return { kind: \"bad\", reason: \"empty payload\" };\n  const words: [string, ...string[]] = [head, ...rest];\n  // An entry lives in frontmatter or a manifest; the body carries names. This\n  // runs before the id test so the more actionable message fires.\n  if (words.some((word) => word.startsWith(\"{\"))) {\n    return { kind: \"bad\", reason: \"a JSON payload\", json: true };\n  }\n  if (words.length > MAX_IDS_PER_MARKER) {\n    return {\n      kind: \"bad\",\n      reason: `more than ${String(MAX_IDS_PER_MARKER)} ids in one marker (${String(words.length)}); write a second marker`,\n    };\n  }\n  const bad = words.find((word) => !ID.test(word));\n  if (bad !== undefined) return { kind: \"bad\", reason: `\"${bad}\" is not an id` };\n  const seen = new Set<string>();\n  for (const word of words) {\n    // One id named twice inside one marker has no second anchor and no winner\n    // to pick, so it is a typo in one line rather than `marker-repeated`.\n    if (seen.has(word)) {\n      return { kind: \"bad\", reason: `\"${word}\" is named twice in one marker` };\n    }\n    seen.add(word);\n  }\n  return { kind: \"ref\", ids: words };\n}\n\n/** Whether the text between a form's delimiters is a cite statement. */\nfunction isCite(inner: string): boolean {\n  return inner === \"cite\" || (inner.startsWith(\"cite\") && /\\s/.test(inner.charAt(4)));\n}\n\n/**\n * Whether a line holds one marker and nothing else, in any of the format's\n * forms. Such a line is never text a marker anchors: markers stacked above a\n * paragraph all anchor the paragraph, and none of them is part of its pin.\n */\nexport function isMarkerLine(line: string, format: string): boolean {\n  const text = line.trim();\n  return statementForms(format).some((form) => {\n    if (text.length < form.open.length + form.close.length) return false;\n    if (!text.startsWith(form.open)) return false;\n    // The first close is the last thing on the line, so there is one marker.\n    const closeAt = text.indexOf(form.close, form.open.length);\n    if (closeAt !== text.length - form.close.length) return false;\n    return isCite(text.slice(form.open.length, closeAt).trim());\n  });\n}\n\n/** An ATX heading: one to six `#`, then a space or the end of the line. */\nconst ATX_HEADING = /^[ \\t]*#{1,6}([ \\t]|$)/;\n/** An asciidoc section title: one to six `=`, then a space. */\nconst ASCIIDOC_TITLE = /^={1,6}[ \\t]/;\n/**\n * A line of one punctuation character repeated three or more times, spaces\n * allowed: a setext underline, a thematic break, an rst adornment.\n */\nconst ADORNMENT = /^[ \\t]*([-=~^\"'*+#_:<>])(?:[ \\t]*\\1){2,}[ \\t]*$/;\n/** A line that is nothing but one JSX or HTML tag, opening or closing. */\nconst TAG_LINE = /^[ \\t]*<\\/?[A-Za-z][^<>]*>[ \\t]*$/;\n/** A table row: a line whose first non-blank character is a pipe. */\nconst TABLE_ROW = /^[ \\t]*\\|/;\n\n/**\n * Whether a line is a table row. The header row, the `|---|---|` delimiter row\n * and every body row all open with a pipe, so all three read as rows. Leading\n * whitespace is allowed, because a table inside a list item is indented and is\n * still a table.\n *\n * A row is a statement of its own. Nothing else separates one row from the\n * next, so a paragraph walk reads a whole table as one paragraph, and a claim\n * pinned to one row would re-pin every row below it. `unitAt` in\n * `src/cite/core/claims.ts` reads this instead, so a re-pin covers the row and\n * no more.\n */\nexport function isTableRow(line: string): boolean {\n  return TABLE_ROW.test(line);\n}\n\n/**\n * A table rule: the `|---|---|` line under a header row. The outer pipes are\n * optional, a cell may carry `:` alignment markers, and the whole line may be\n * indented, because a table inside a list item is indented and is still a\n * table.\n *\n * A rule has to carry at least one `|`, which is what the leading lookahead\n * asks. Every pipe in the pattern that follows is optional on its own, so\n * without that test a bare `---` reads as a table rule, and `---` is a\n * thematic break or the underline of a setext heading instead.\n *\n * `isTableRow` reads a rule as a row, deliberately: a claim over a header, its\n * rule and a body row covers three rows and keeps all three. This asks the\n * narrower question `unitAt` needs, which is whether a span holds nothing but\n * rules. Such a span carries no words, so `update --accept` refuses to pin one.\n */\nconst TABLE_RULE = /^(?=[^|]*\\|)[ \\t]*\\|?(?:[ \\t]*:?-+:?[ \\t]*\\|)*[ \\t]*:?-+:?[ \\t]*\\|?[ \\t]*$/;\n\nexport function isTableSeparator(line: string): boolean {\n  return TABLE_RULE.test(line);\n}\n\n/**\n * Whether a line is a **bound line**: one the format makes a block on its own,\n * so no paragraph continues across it, and no pin covers it beside text.\n *\n * | Format | Bound lines |\n * |---|---|\n * | markdown, mdx | An ATX heading, and a line that is nothing but one tag. |\n * | html, xml | A line that is nothing but one tag. |\n * | asciidoc | A section title. |\n * | every format | An adornment: one of `-=~^\"'*+#_:<>` repeated three or more times. |\n *\n * Proposal 0054 is the record, and its stress tests 8 and 9 say why a heading\n * and a tag line are read this way rather than joined to the text below them.\n * A tag line is bound in every format that reads one, so a marker under\n * `<body>` anchors the element below it and never the whole document.\n */\nexport function isBoundLine(line: string, format: string): boolean {\n  if (ADORNMENT.test(line)) return true;\n  switch (format) {\n    case \"markdown\":\n    case \"mdx\":\n      return ATX_HEADING.test(line) || TAG_LINE.test(line);\n    case \"html\":\n    case \"xml\":\n      return TAG_LINE.test(line);\n    case \"asciidoc\":\n      return ASCIIDOC_TITLE.test(line);\n    default:\n      return false;\n  }\n}\n\n/** Scan a body for statements. `from` maps body offsets/lines to file offsets/lines. */\nexport function parseStatements(\n  body: string,\n  format: string,\n  from: { offset: number; line: number } = { offset: 0, line: 1 },\n): InlineStatement[] {\n  const out: InlineStatement[] = [];\n  const fileLine = (bodyOffset: number): number =>\n    from.line + lineAt(body, bodyOffset) - 1;\n  const code = codeRegions(body, format);\n\n  for (const form of statementForms(format)) {\n    let cursor = 0;\n    for (;;) {\n      const at = body.indexOf(form.open, cursor);\n      if (at === -1) break;\n      const codeEnd = codeEndAt(code, at);\n      if (codeEnd !== undefined) {\n        cursor = codeEnd;\n        continue;\n      }\n      const closeAt = body.indexOf(form.close, at + form.open.length);\n      if (closeAt === -1) break;\n      const end = closeAt + form.close.length;\n      cursor = end;\n      const inner = body.slice(at + form.open.length, closeAt).trim();\n      if (!isCite(inner)) continue;\n      const payload = inner.slice(4).trim();\n\n      // Anchor: the rest of the close delimiter's line when it carries text,\n      // else the paragraph or fenced block that follows.\n      const unit = anchoredLines(body, end, format);\n      const anchorLine = unit === undefined ? undefined : from.line + unit.start - 1;\n\n      const statement: InlineStatement = {\n        line: fileLine(at),\n        payload: payloadOf(payload),\n        raw: inner,\n        start: from.offset + at,\n        end: from.offset + end,\n      };\n      if (anchorLine !== undefined) statement.anchorLine = anchorLine;\n      out.push(statement);\n    }\n  }\n  return out.sort((a, b) => a.start - b.start);\n}\n\n/** `\"\\r\\n\"` when the text's first line break is CRLF, else `\"\\n\"`. */\nexport function detectEol(text: string): \"\\n\" | \"\\r\\n\" {\n  const nl = text.indexOf(\"\\n\");\n  return nl > 0 && text.charCodeAt(nl - 1) === 13 ? \"\\r\\n\" : \"\\n\";\n}\n\n/**\n * The paragraph starting at or after `offset` (skipping blank lines), as\n * `{ start, end, line }` file offsets and the file line it starts on. A fence\n * opener ends the search with no paragraph. Given a `format`, a marker-only\n * line is skipped like a blank one before the paragraph, and ends it after,\n * and a bound line is a unit of one line: it ends a paragraph above it, and\n * stands alone when it is the first line found.\n */\nexport function paragraphAfter(\n  content: string,\n  offset: number,\n  format?: string,\n): { start: number; end: number; line: number } | undefined {\n  const marker = (text: string): boolean => format !== undefined && isMarkerLine(text, format);\n  const bound = (text: string): boolean => format !== undefined && isBoundLine(text, format);\n  let pos = offset;\n  // The rest of the line `offset` sits in counts when it carries text; when\n  // it is blank the paragraph can only start on a later line.\n  const firstEnd = lineEnd(content, pos);\n  if (lineText(content, pos, firstEnd).trim() === \"\") pos = firstEnd + 1;\n\n  while (pos < content.length) {\n    const end = lineEnd(content, pos);\n    const text = lineText(content, pos, end);\n    if (text.trim() === \"\" || marker(text)) {\n      pos = end + 1;\n      continue;\n    }\n    if (ANY_FENCE.test(text)) return undefined;\n    const start = pos;\n    let last = end;\n    // A bound line is its own unit, so it never gathers the lines under it.\n    let cursor = bound(text) ? content.length : end + 1;\n    while (cursor < content.length) {\n      const e = lineEnd(content, cursor);\n      const t = lineText(content, cursor, e);\n      if (t.trim() === \"\" || ANY_FENCE.test(t) || marker(t) || bound(t)) break;\n      last = e;\n      cursor = e + 1;\n    }\n    return { start, end: beforeCr(content, last), line: lineAt(content, start) };\n  }\n  return undefined;\n}\n\ninterface FencedBlock {\n  start: number;\n  end: number;\n  line: number;\n  text: string;\n}\n\n/**\n * The next fenced block whose opener matches `fence`, scanning whole lines\n * from `offset`, plus the offset just past its closing fence line so a caller\n * can continue.\n */\nfunction scanFence(\n  content: string,\n  offset: number,\n  fence: RegExp,\n): (FencedBlock & { next: number }) | undefined {\n  let pos = nextLineStart(content, offset);\n  while (pos < content.length) {\n    const end = lineEnd(content, pos);\n    const text = lineText(content, pos, end);\n    const opener = fence.exec(text)?.[1];\n    if (opener === undefined) {\n      pos = end + 1;\n      continue;\n    }\n    const line = lineAt(content, pos);\n    const start = Math.min(end + 1, content.length);\n    let cursor = start;\n    while (cursor < content.length) {\n      const e = lineEnd(content, cursor);\n      if (lineText(content, cursor, e).startsWith(opener)) {\n        return {\n          start,\n          end: cursor,\n          line,\n          text: content.slice(start, cursor),\n          next: e + 1,\n        };\n      }\n      cursor = e + 1;\n    }\n    return undefined;\n  }\n  return undefined;\n}\n\n/**\n * The fenced code block starting at or after `offset` (``` or ~~~; asciidoc\n * `----`), as file offsets of its content lines and the file line of the\n * opening fence. `undefined` for formats with no locator (html, xml, rst).\n */\nexport function fencedBlockAfter(\n  content: string,\n  offset: number,\n  format: string,\n): { start: number; end: number; line: number; text: string } | undefined {\n  const fence = fenceFor(format);\n  if (!fence) return undefined;\n  const block = scanFence(content, offset, fence);\n  if (!block) return undefined;\n  const { start, end, line, text } = block;\n  return { start, end, line, text };\n}\n\n/**\n * The fenced block at `offset` in any fence family, for callers that have no\n * format at hand (the claim search). Undefined when the line at `offset` is\n * not an opener.\n */\nexport function fencedBlockAt(\n  content: string,\n  offset: number,\n): { start: number; end: number; line: number; text: string } | undefined {\n  const pos = nextLineStart(content, offset);\n  if (!ANY_FENCE.test(lineText(content, pos, lineEnd(content, pos)))) {\n    return undefined;\n  }\n  const block =\n    scanFence(content, pos, MARKDOWN_FENCE) ?? scanFence(content, pos, ASCIIDOC_FENCE);\n  if (!block || block.line !== lineAt(content, pos)) return undefined;\n  const { start, end, line, text } = block;\n  return { start, end, line, text };\n}\n\n/** Every fenced block in the body, for `--quote` without `--claim`. */\nexport function fencedBlocks(\n  content: string,\n  bodyOffset: number,\n  format: string,\n): { start: number; end: number; line: number; text: string }[] {\n  const fence = fenceFor(format);\n  if (!fence) return [];\n  const out: FencedBlock[] = [];\n  let pos = bodyOffset;\n  for (;;) {\n    const block = scanFence(content, pos, fence);\n    if (!block) return out;\n    const { start, end, line, text } = block;\n    out.push({ start, end, line, text });\n    pos = block.next;\n  }\n}\n\n/** The form `formatStatement` writes for a format, or a refusal naming the format. */\nfunction writtenForm(format: string): StatementForm {\n  const form = statementForms(format)[0];\n  if (!form) {\n    throw new CiteError(`No marker syntax for format \"${format}\".`);\n  }\n  return form;\n}\n\n/** Render a marker in the format's first form, e.g. `<!-- cite fetch-timeout -->`. */\nexport function formatStatement(\n  format: string,\n  payload: { kind: \"ref\"; ids: readonly [string, ...string[]] },\n): string {\n  const form = writtenForm(format);\n  // `[comment]: # (`, `// (` and `.. (` hug their parentheses; the comment\n  // forms take a space inside each delimiter.\n  const pad = form.open.endsWith(\"(\") ? \"\" : \" \";\n  return `${form.open}${pad}cite ${payload.ids.join(\" \")}${pad}${form.close}`;\n}\n\n/**\n * The one edit that replaces a marker's payload with `ids`, as a span of\n * `content` and the text to put in it. The marker keeps its own form rather\n * than being rendered afresh, so a page that spells its markers in a form\n * `formatStatement` would not choose keeps that form, along with its\n * indentation and inner spacing.\n *\n * Returned as an edit rather than applied, so a caller with several of them\n * can collect them all against one parse and apply them together. That is how\n * `remove` rewrites a page: nothing it reads a position from has been written\n * to yet.\n *\n * `content` must be the text the statement was parsed from; the payload is\n * found inside the span the statement recorded, and the answer is undefined\n * when it is not there. The marker must also open and close on one line, since\n * a payload spanning lines would be folded onto one here, changing the line\n * count and moving every claim below it. Both callers hold to that: `remove`\n * refuses a marker line it cannot read whole, and `add` joins only a marker\n * with no line break in it.\n */\nexport function respellEdit(\n  content: string,\n  statement: InlineStatement,\n  ids: readonly [string, ...string[]],\n): TextEdit | undefined {\n  const text = content.slice(statement.start, statement.end);\n  // No open delimiter carries `cite`, so the first occurrence of the trimmed\n  // inner text is the payload itself.\n  const at = text.indexOf(statement.raw);\n  if (at === -1) return undefined;\n  return {\n    start: statement.start + at,\n    end: statement.start + at + statement.raw.length,\n    text: `cite ${ids.join(\" \")}`,\n  };\n}\n\n/**\n * `content` with the marker's payload replaced by `ids`. The one-edit form of\n * `respellEdit`, for a caller rewriting a single marker; `content` unchanged\n * when the payload is not where the statement says.\n */\nexport function respellStatement(\n  content: string,\n  statement: InlineStatement,\n  ids: readonly [string, ...string[]],\n): string {\n  const edit = respellEdit(content, statement, ids);\n  if (edit === undefined) return content;\n  return content.slice(0, edit.start) + edit.text + content.slice(edit.end);\n}\n\n/**\n * The first line at or after `offset` that is neither blank nor a marker on\n * its own, as a 1-based line of `text`.\n */\nfunction nextTextLine(text: string, offset: number, format: string): number | undefined {\n  let pos = nextLineStart(text, offset);\n  while (pos < text.length) {\n    const end = lineEnd(text, pos);\n    const line = lineText(text, pos, end);\n    if (line.trim() !== \"\" && !isMarkerLine(line, format)) return lineAt(text, pos);\n    pos = end + 1;\n  }\n  return undefined;\n}\n\n/**\n * The fenced block opening on `line`, as the lines it spans, fences included.\n * Undefined when that line is not an opener the format knows, or the block is\n * never closed.\n */\nexport function fenceSpanAt(\n  text: string,\n  line: number,\n  format: string,\n): { start: number; end: number } | undefined {\n  const fence = fenceFor(format);\n  if (!fence) return undefined;\n  const block = scanFence(text, offsetOfLine(text, line), fence);\n  if (!block || block.line !== line) return undefined;\n  return { start: line, end: lineAt(text, block.end) };\n}\n\n/**\n * The fenced block `line` sits inside rather than opens, as the lines it\n * spans, fences included. Undefined when the line opens a block, sits in no\n * block, or the format has no fence. The closing fence counts as inside, so a\n * caller that wants a content line asks whether its span ends before the\n * block does.\n */\nexport function fenceAround(\n  text: string,\n  bodyOffset: number,\n  line: number,\n  format: string,\n): { start: number; end: number } | undefined {\n  const block = fencedBlocks(text, bodyOffset, format).find(\n    (b) => line > b.line && line <= lineAt(text, b.end),\n  );\n  return block === undefined ? undefined : { start: block.line, end: lineAt(text, block.end) };\n}\n\n/** Whether `line` sits inside a fenced block rather than opening one. */\nexport function insideFence(\n  text: string,\n  bodyOffset: number,\n  line: number,\n  format: string,\n): boolean {\n  return fenceAround(text, bodyOffset, line, format) !== undefined;\n}\n\n/**\n * The paragraph or fenced block that holds `line`, as the lines it spans,\n * fences included: what a marker written above it anchors. A paragraph runs\n * up to a blank line, a fence, a marker-only line, a bound line or the body's\n * start, and down as `paragraphAfter` reads it. Undefined for a blank line, a\n * marker-only line, or a line nothing can anchor.\n */\nexport function unitHolding(\n  text: string,\n  line: number,\n  format: string,\n  body: { offset: number; line: number },\n): { start: number; end: number; kind: \"paragraph\" | \"block\" } | undefined {\n  const textOf = (n: number): string => lineText(text, offsetOfLine(text, n), lineEnd(text, offsetOfLine(text, n)));\n  const own = textOf(line);\n  if (own.trim() === \"\" || isMarkerLine(own, format)) return undefined;\n  const block = fencedBlocks(text, body.offset, format).find(\n    (b) => line >= b.line && line <= lineAt(text, b.end),\n  );\n  if (block !== undefined) {\n    return { start: block.line, end: lineAt(text, block.end), kind: \"block\" };\n  }\n  if (ANY_FENCE.test(own)) return undefined;\n  let start = line;\n  // A bound line is its own unit, so the walk up never leaves it.\n  while (start - 1 >= body.line && !isBoundLine(own, format)) {\n    const above = textOf(start - 1);\n    if (\n      above.trim() === \"\" ||\n      ANY_FENCE.test(above) ||\n      isMarkerLine(above, format) ||\n      isBoundLine(above, format)\n    ) {\n      break;\n    }\n    start--;\n  }\n  const paragraph = paragraphAfter(text, offsetOfLine(text, start), format);\n  if (paragraph?.line !== start) return undefined;\n  return { start, end: lineAt(text, paragraph.end), kind: \"paragraph\" };\n}\n\n/** A markdown list item's opening line: its indentation, its bullet or number, and the gap after. */\nconst LIST_ITEM = /^([ \\t]*)([-*+]|\\d{1,9}[.)])([ \\t]+|$)/;\n/** A thematic break, which a list item's pattern would otherwise read as `* * *`. */\nconst THEMATIC_BREAK = /^[ \\t]*([-*_])(?:[ \\t]*\\1){2,}[ \\t]*$/;\n\n/** The text of 1-based line `n` of `text`. */\nfunction textOfLine(text: string, n: number): string {\n  const pos = offsetOfLine(text, n);\n  return lineText(text, pos, lineEnd(text, pos));\n}\n\n/** The leading spaces and tabs of a line. */\nfunction indentOf(line: string): string {\n  return /^[ \\t]*/.exec(line)?.[0] ?? \"\";\n}\n\n/** The column a run of spaces and tabs reaches, with tab stops every 4 columns. */\nfunction columnOf(indent: string): number {\n  let column = 0;\n  for (const ch of indent) column = ch === \"\\t\" ? column + 4 - (column % 4) : column + 1;\n  return column;\n}\n\n/** The list item a markdown line opens, or undefined. */\nfunction listItemOf(line: string): { lead: string; bullet: string; gap: string } | undefined {\n  if (THEMATIC_BREAK.test(line)) return undefined;\n  const match = LIST_ITEM.exec(line);\n  if (match === null) return undefined;\n  const [, lead = \"\", bullet = \"\", gap = \"\"] = match;\n  return { lead, bullet, gap };\n}\n\n/**\n * Whether the list item on `line` follows an earlier item of its list: the\n * nearest text above it, past blank and marker-only lines, is indented deeper\n * than the item, or sits in a paragraph holding an item at the same column.\n */\nfunction continuesList(\n  text: string,\n  line: number,\n  format: string,\n  bodyLine: number,\n  column: number,\n): boolean {\n  let n = line - 1;\n  while (n >= bodyLine) {\n    const above = textOfLine(text, n);\n    if (above.trim() !== \"\" && !isMarkerLine(above, format)) break;\n    n--;\n  }\n  if (n < bodyLine) return false;\n  if (columnOf(indentOf(textOfLine(text, n))) > column) return true;\n  for (; n >= bodyLine; n--) {\n    const above = textOfLine(text, n);\n    if (\n      above.trim() === \"\" ||\n      ANY_FENCE.test(above) ||\n      isMarkerLine(above, format) ||\n      isBoundLine(above, format)\n    ) {\n      break;\n    }\n    const item = listItemOf(above);\n    if (item !== undefined && columnOf(item.lead) === column) return true;\n  }\n  return false;\n}\n\n/**\n * The indentation a marker written above `line` carries, so it stays in the\n * container the line is in. A paragraph's own leading spaces and tabs, copied\n * as they are. Above a markdown list item that follows an earlier item, the\n * column of the item's text, which keeps the marker inside the list: at the\n * item's own column it would end the list. asciidoc never indents one, since\n * a comment there starts at column 0.\n */\nexport function markerIndent(\n  text: string,\n  line: number,\n  format: string,\n  bodyLine: number,\n): string {\n  if (format === \"asciidoc\") return \"\";\n  const own = textOfLine(text, line);\n  const indent = indentOf(own);\n  if (format !== \"markdown\" && format !== \"mdx\") return indent;\n  const item = listItemOf(own);\n  if (item === undefined || !continuesList(text, line, format, bodyLine, columnOf(item.lead))) {\n    return indent;\n  }\n  // A gap of five spaces or more is one space and indented code, so the text starts after one.\n  const gap = item.gap === \"\" || columnOf(item.gap) > 4 ? \" \" : item.gap;\n  return item.lead + \" \".repeat(item.bullet.length) + gap;\n}\n\n/**\n * The lines a marker anchors, as 1-based lines of `text`: the rest of its own\n * line when that carries text, else the paragraph or fenced block that\n * follows. Marker-only lines below it are skipped, so markers stacked above\n * one paragraph all anchor it, and none is part of the pin. With `quote`, the\n * next fenced block after it, wherever that is. Undefined when nothing\n * follows to anchor.\n */\nexport function anchoredLines(\n  text: string,\n  after: number,\n  format: string,\n  quote = false,\n): { start: number; end: number } | undefined {\n  if (quote) {\n    const block = fencedBlockAfter(text, after, format);\n    return block === undefined ? undefined : { start: block.line, end: lineAt(text, block.end) };\n  }\n  const restEnd = lineEnd(text, after);\n  if (text.slice(after, restEnd).trim() !== \"\") {\n    const line = lineAt(text, after);\n    return { start: line, end: line };\n  }\n  const paragraph = paragraphAfter(text, after, format);\n  if (paragraph !== undefined) {\n    return { start: paragraph.line, end: lineAt(text, paragraph.end) };\n  }\n  // A fence where a paragraph would be: the block is what the marker anchors.\n  const line = nextTextLine(text, after, format);\n  return line === undefined ? undefined : fenceSpanAt(text, line, format);\n}\n\n/**\n * The offset of every LF in a text, so a line number is a lookup rather than\n * a scan from the start. A page asks `lineAt` and `offsetOfLine` once per\n * citation, and a scan per question made a page of hundreds of citations\n * quadratic. 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An absent severity is\n * `error`, as everywhere (`isErrorSeverity`).\n */\nfunction sarifLevel(e: Parameters<typeof isErrorSeverity>[0]): SarifLevel {\n  if (isErrorSeverity(e)) return \"error\";\n  return e.severity === \"notice\" ? \"note\" : \"warning\";\n}\n\ninterface SarifRule {\n  id: string;\n  shortDescription: { text: string };\n  helpUri: string;\n}\n\ninterface SarifResult {\n  ruleId: string;\n  level: SarifLevel;\n  message: { text: string };\n  locations: {\n    physicalLocation: {\n      artifactLocation: { uri: string };\n      region?: { startLine: number };\n    };\n  }[];\n  partialFingerprints: Record<string, string>;\n}\n\n/**\n * What a rule *is*, in one line.\n *\n * Only the reserved rules get bespoke prose; everything else is named by the\n * schema and keyword that produced it, which is all docmeta actually knows. A\n * per-keyword phrasebook would be prose docmeta would then have to keep in step\n * with Ajv's own vocabulary for no consumer benefit.\n */\nfunction describeRule(id: string, e: FieldError, schemaRef: string): string {\n  return (\n    RESERVED_RULES[id] ??\n    `Schema \"${schemaRef}\" rejected the document on its \"${e.keyword}\" keyword.`\n  );\n}\n\n/**\n * Said when a result had to be dropped because its path lies outside the\n * repository.\n *\n * Dropping is the only truthful option — GitHub would drop it anyway, having\n * failed to resolve it — but doing so in silence reproduces the exact failure\n * this reporter exists to prevent: an upload that succeeds while reporting\n * fewer findings than the run actually made.\n */\nexport const sarifDroppedNotice = (n: number): string =>\n  `${n} SARIF ${n === 1 ? \"finding lies\" : \"findings lie\"} outside the repository and ${n === 1 ? \"was\" : \"were\"} omitted: an artifactLocation.uri that leaves the repository root cannot be resolved by a code-scanning consumer.`;\n\n/**\n * The frame `artifactLocation.uri` is measured against.\n *\n * Same rebase `canonicalFilePath` already performs for baseline keys, with\n * `base` swapped for the repository root. Returns null when there is nothing to\n * rebase against, which the caller reports rather than papers over.\n */\nfunction uriFrame(frame: FingerprintContext): FingerprintContext | null {\n  const root = findGitRoot(frame.cwd);\n  return root === null ? null : { ...frame, base: root };\n}\n\n/**\n * A uri SARIF accepts: relative, posix, and never climbing out of the\n * repository.\n *\n * A file above the repository root rebases to `../…`, which SARIF permits but\n * GitHub cannot resolve. There is nothing truthful to emit for it, so the\n * result is dropped rather than pointed at a path that does not exist — the\n * same reasoning that skips `<stdin>`.\n */\nfunction artifactUri(\n  file: string,\n  frame: FingerprintContext | undefined,\n): string | null {\n  const uri = canonicalFilePath(file, frame);\n  // An absolute path is not a repository-relative uri either. `relative()`\n  // returns one when the two paths share no root, which on Windows is any\n  // checkout and temp directory on different drives.\n  if (uri === \"\" || uri.startsWith(\"../\") || isAbsolute(uri)) return null;\n  return uri;\n}\n\nexport function renderSarif(\n  results: ValidationResult[],\n  opts: SarifOptions = {},\n): string {\n  const { frame, onNotice } = opts;\n\n  // Two frames, deliberately: fingerprints stay measured against the config's\n  // directory (so a baseline recorded from anywhere matches), while uris are\n  // measured against the repository root (so GitHub can resolve them).\n  const rebased = frame ? uriFrame(frame) : undefined;\n  if (frame && rebased === null) onNotice?.(SARIF_NO_GIT_ROOT);\n  // With no repository there is no root to measure from, and falling back to\n  // `frame` would measure against the *config's* directory — which for a config\n  // outside the tree being validated yields `../…` for every file, and\n  // `artifactUri` drops those. That turns \"no git repo\" into \"no findings at\n  // all\". Measure from where the run actually resolved its inputs instead: the\n  // paths are no longer repository-relative, which the notice above already\n  // says, but they are at least the paths the user typed.\n  const pathFrame =\n    rebased ?? (frame ? { ...frame, base: frame.runBase ?? frame.cwd } : undefined);\n\n  const rules = new Map<string, SarifRule>();\n  const sarifResults: SarifResult[] = [];\n  let dropped = 0;\n\n  for (const r of results) {\n    if (r.errors.length === 0) continue;\n    // `<stdin>` is not a path; nothing is lost by leaving it out, so it is not\n    // counted as a drop.\n    if (r.file === STDIN_LABEL) continue;\n    const docUri = artifactUri(r.file, pathFrame);\n\n    for (const e of r.errors) {\n      // A value a manifest supplied is located in the manifest (proposal\n      // 0037), which may be the one file of the run that *is* inside the\n      // repository when the documents are not, or the reverse — so each\n      // finding resolves its own uri, and is dropped on its own.\n      const uri = e.file != null ? artifactUri(e.file, pathFrame) : docUri;\n      if (uri === null) {\n        dropped += 1;\n        continue;\n      }\n      const ruleId = ruleIdFor(e, frame);\n      if (!rules.has(ruleId)) {\n        rules.set(ruleId, {\n          id: ruleId,\n          shortDescription: {\n            text: describeRule(ruleId, e, canonicalSchemaRef(e.schema, frame)),\n          },\n          helpUri: HELP_URI,\n        });\n      }\n      sarifResults.push({\n        ruleId,\n        // `FieldError.severity` maps onto SARIF's triage axis directly. Meta's\n        // own validation never sets it, so its findings are all `error`; the\n        // `warning` and `note` levels are for a sibling tool's advisory\n        // findings (#78).\n        level: sarifLevel(e),\n        message: { text: `${fieldLabel(e.instancePath)} ${e.message}` },\n        locations: [\n          {\n            physicalLocation: {\n              artifactLocation: { uri },\n              // SARIF requires `startLine >= 1`. `0` is schema-invalid and `1`\n              // silently mislocates the finding at the top of the file, so an\n              // unknown line omits the region and renders file-level, which is\n              // true. `startColumn` is deliberately still absent: html and xml\n              // now populate `col`, but the rest of the region work (endLine,\n              // endColumn, snippet) belongs to 0003, and a lone startColumn\n              // would be the half of it that misleads.\n              ...(e.line != null ? { region: { startLine: e.line } } : {}),\n            },\n          },\n        ],\n        partialFingerprints: { [FINGERPRINT_KEY]: fingerprint(e, frame) },\n      });\n    }\n  }\n\n  if (dropped > 0) onNotice?.(sarifDroppedNotice(dropped));\n\n  return `${JSON.stringify(\n    {\n      $schema: \"https://json.schemastore.org/sarif-2.1.0.json\",\n      version: \"2.1.0\",\n      runs: [\n        {\n          tool: {\n            driver: {\n              name: \"manni\",\n              version: pkg.version,\n              informationUri: INFORMATION_URI,\n              // Only rules this run actually hit. Enumerating every keyword of\n              // every schema would mean compiling and walking each one, for no\n              // consumer benefit.\n              rules: [...rules.values()],\n            },\n          },\n          results: sarifResults,\n        },\n      ],\n    },\n    null,\n    2,\n  )}`;\n}\n","/**\n * XML text escaping, shared by every reporter that writes XML.\n *\n * Moved here from meta's JUnit writer when tracevals needed it too, so the\n * family keeps one escaping rule rather than one per tool.\n */\n\nconst XML_ENTITIES: Record<string, string> = {\n  \"&\": \"&amp;\",\n  \"<\": \"&lt;\",\n  \">\": \"&gt;\",\n  '\"': \"&quot;\",\n  \"'\": \"&apos;\",\n};\n\n/**\n * Escape every XML metacharacter, and drop the control characters XML 1.0\n * forbids outright.\n *\n * `>` and `'` do not strictly need escaping in every position, but escaping all\n * five unconditionally means no caller has to know which position it is in —\n * which is precisely the reasoning a partial escaper gets wrong. The control\n * character strip is separate: those cannot be represented in XML 1.0 at all,\n * escaped or not, so a stray one makes the whole document unparseable rather\n * than merely mis-rendered. Tab, newline, and carriage return are legal, and\n * kept.\n */\n/**\n * XML 1.0's `Char` production, in full:\n *\n *   #x9 | #xA | #xD | [#x20-#xD7FF] | [#xE000-#xFFFD] | [#x10000-#x10FFFF]\n *\n * C0 controls are the familiar exclusion, but they are not the only one: a lone\n * surrogate half and the noncharacters U+FFFE/U+FFFF are equally illegal, and\n * both sit in a JavaScript string quite happily — a schema-authored `pattern`\n * or a filename can carry either. Iterating with `for…of` yields whole code\n * points, so a *well-formed* surrogate pair arrives as one astral character\n * (>= U+10000) and is kept; only an unpaired half falls in the D800-DFFF gap\n * and is dropped.\n */\nfunction isXmlChar(code: number): boolean {\n  return (\n    code === 0x9 ||\n    code === 0xa ||\n    code === 0xd ||\n    (code >= 0x20 && code <= 0xd7ff) ||\n    (code >= 0xe000 && code <= 0xfffd) ||\n    (code >= 0x10000 && code <= 0x10ffff)\n  );\n}\n\nexport function xmlEscape(value: string): string {\n  let out = \"\";\n  for (const ch of value) {\n    const code = ch.codePointAt(0) ?? 0;\n    if (!isXmlChar(code)) continue;\n    out += XML_ENTITIES[ch] ?? ch;\n  }\n  return out;\n}\n","/**\n * JUnit XML — what CI systems parse for the \"Tests\" tab.\n *\n * There is no authoritative JUnit schema; Jenkins, GitLab, CircleCI, and Azure\n * each accept a different superset. This writer sticks to the attributes all of\n * them honor (`name`, `tests`, `failures`, `errors`, `classname`, `type`,\n * `message`) and avoids the contested ones — `time`, which would be meaningless\n * here, `system-out`, and nested suites. That is a compatibility judgement, not\n * a specification.\n *\n * **One `<testcase>` per file, one `<failure>` per violation.** So the tab reads\n * \"2 tests, 1 failed\" and matches `2 files checked, 1 failed`.\n * Violation-as-testcase would make the test count rise and fall with document\n * quality, which reads as a suite someone broke.\n *\n * **A warning is not a `<failure>`.** JUnit has no level below failure, and a\n * `<failure>` that did not fail the run would make the tab disagree with the\n * exit code. A warning-only file is a passing testcase; the warning is still\n * in the JSON and SARIF output, which have somewhere to put it.\n *\n * Escaping is the one thing a hand-rolled writer gets wrong. Messages carry\n * schema-authored text — a `pattern` regex may hold `<`, `&`, and quotes — and\n * paths can hold `&`. Every attribute value goes through `xmlEscape`; nothing\n * is interpolated raw.\n */\nimport type { FingerprintContext } from \"../core/baseline.js\";\nimport { isErrorSeverity, type ValidationResult } from \"../types.js\";\nimport { fieldLabel, ruleIdFor } from \"./rule-id.js\";\nimport { xmlEscape } from \"../../shared/xml.js\";\n\nexport { xmlEscape };\n\n/** Suite and classname. One suite per run; nested suites are not portable. */\nconst SUITE_NAME = \"manni\";\nconst CLASS_NAME = \"manni.validate\";\n\nconst attr = (name: string, value: string): string =>\n  ` ${name}=\"${xmlEscape(value)}\"`;\n\nexport interface JunitOptions {\n  /**\n   * The `classname` each `<testcase>` carries: which docmeta command produced\n   * these findings. Defaults to `docmeta.validate`, the only producer before\n   * proposal 0026 made `query --check` a second one — whose findings must not\n   * ship under validate's name.\n   */\n  classname?: string;\n  /**\n   * The run's path frame, used only to canonicalize a local-file schema ref in\n   * `<failure type>`.\n   *\n   * Without it the attribute carries the ref exactly as the run received it —\n   * `./my.schema.json` from the repo root, `../my.schema.json` from a\n   * subdirectory, or a machine-absolute path once config discovery has rebased\n   * it. SARIF's `ruleId` is already canonical, so a consumer correlating the two\n   * for one run would find them disagreeing on the same violation.\n   */\n  frame?: FingerprintContext;\n}\n\nexport function renderJunit(\n  results: ValidationResult[],\n  opts: JunitOptions = {},\n): string {\n  const tests = results.length;\n  const failures = results.filter((r) => r.errors.some(isErrorSeverity)).length;\n\n  const counts =\n    attr(\"name\", SUITE_NAME) +\n    attr(\"tests\", String(tests)) +\n    attr(\"failures\", String(failures)) +\n    // Every violation is a `<failure>`; `errors` is reserved for a test that\n    // could not run, which has no analogue here. Emitted as 0 rather than\n    // omitted, because consumers read the attribute and show a blank column\n    // without it.\n    attr(\"errors\", \"0\");\n\n  const lines: string[] = [\n    '<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?>',\n    `<testsuites${counts}>`,\n    `  <testsuite${counts}>`,\n  ];\n\n  const classname = opts.classname ?? CLASS_NAME;\n  for (const r of results) {\n    const open = `    <testcase${attr(\"name\", r.file)}${attr(\"classname\", classname)}`;\n    const failing = r.errors.filter(isErrorSeverity);\n    if (failing.length === 0) {\n      // Self-closing: a passing test has nothing to carry.\n      lines.push(`${open}/>`);\n      continue;\n    }\n    lines.push(`${open}>`);\n    for (const e of failing) {\n      const where =\n        e.file != null\n          ? ` (${e.file}${e.line != null ? `:${e.line}` : \"\"})`\n          : e.line != null\n            ? ` (line ${e.line})`\n            : \"\";\n      lines.push(\n        `      <failure${attr(\"type\", ruleIdFor(e, opts.frame))}${attr(\n          \"message\",\n          `${fieldLabel(e.instancePath)} ${e.message}${where}`,\n        )}/>`,\n      );\n    }\n    lines.push(\"    </testcase>\");\n  }\n\n  lines.push(\"  </testsuite>\", \"</testsuites>\");\n  return lines.join(\"\\n\");\n}\n","/**\n * Reporters render validation results to a string. The command layer writes\n * the result to stdout; diagnostics go to stderr separately.\n */\nimport {\n  DocmetaError,\n  isErrorSeverity,\n  type BaselineSummary,\n  type RunSummary,\n  type ValidationResult,\n} from \"../types.js\";\nimport type { FingerprintContext } from \"../core/baseline.js\";\nimport { palette } from \"../../shared/color.js\";\nimport { fieldLabel } from \"./rule-id.js\";\nimport { renderSarif, type SarifOptions } from \"./sarif.js\";\nimport { renderJunit, type JunitOptions } from \"./junit.js\";\nimport {\n  escapeWorkflowCommandMessage,\n  escapeWorkflowCommandProperty,\n} from \"./github.js\";\n\nexport { renderSarif, SARIF_NO_GIT_ROOT } from \"./sarif.js\";\nexport type { SarifOptions } from \"./sarif.js\";\nexport { renderJunit, xmlEscape } from \"./junit.js\";\nexport type { JunitOptions } from \"./junit.js\";\nexport {\n  escapeWorkflowCommandMessage,\n  escapeWorkflowCommandProperty,\n} from \"./github.js\";\nexport {\n  PARSE_ERROR_RULE,\n  SCHEMA_ERROR_RULE,\n  ruleIdFor,\n} from \"./rule-id.js\";\n\n/**\n * Every value `--format` accepts, in the order help and error messages list\n * them.\n *\n * The list is stated **once**. It used to live in five unlinked places — this\n * union, a separate `Set<string>` in the CLI, the error message, the option\n * description, and the docs — and the `Set` was not tied to the union at all,\n * so widening the union alone type-checked and still rejected the new value at\n * runtime. Deriving the union from the array makes that drift impossible.\n */\nexport const REPORT_FORMATS = [\n  \"pretty\",\n  \"json\",\n  \"github\",\n  \"sarif\",\n  \"junit\",\n] as const;\n\nexport type ReportFormat = (typeof REPORT_FORMATS)[number];\n\n/**\n * A format list as a sentence fragment: `\"pretty or json\"`,\n * `\"pretty, json, or github\"`.\n *\n * The two-value case is why this is a function rather than one `join`. A pair\n * takes no comma before \"or\", and `get` and `schemas` have said \"Use pretty or\n * json.\" since long before the list was shared — a mechanical\n * `map(...).join(\", \")` would have quietly reworded every one of those messages\n * to \"pretty, or json\".\n */\nexport function formatList(formats: readonly string[]): string {\n  // Destructured and guarded rather than indexed. `noUncheckedIndexedAccess`\n  // types `formats[0]` as `string | undefined` however the length was checked,\n  // so the interpolation below would happily print \"undefined\" — these two\n  // guards say what `length < 2` said, in a form the compiler can carry.\n  const [first, second] = formats;\n  if (first === undefined) return \"\";\n  if (second === undefined) return first;\n  // Still needed, and not redundant however it reads: a defined `second` proves\n  // there are *at least* two, not exactly two. Three or more falls through to\n  // the comma-joined form below.\n  if (formats.length === 2) return `${first} or ${second}`;\n  return formats\n    .map((format, i) => (i === formats.length - 1 ? `or ${format}` : format))\n    .join(\", \");\n}\n\n/** `\"pretty, json, github, sarif, or junit\"`, for messages and help text. */\nexport const REPORT_FORMAT_LIST = formatList(REPORT_FORMATS);\n\nexport function isReportFormat(value: string): value is ReportFormat {\n  return (REPORT_FORMATS as readonly string[]).includes(value);\n}\n\n/**\n * The formats **every** command produces.\n *\n * `get` and `schemas` accept exactly these two, and each used to spell the pair\n * out inline in `src/cli.ts` as `format !== \"pretty\" && format !== \"json\"` with\n * a hand-written \"Use pretty or json.\" beside it — the same stringly-typed\n * drift this module's `REPORT_FORMATS` comment describes, reproduced three more\n * times. Stated once, the guard and the message cannot disagree.\n */\nexport const COMMON_FORMATS = [\"pretty\", \"json\"] as const;\n\nexport type CommonFormat = (typeof COMMON_FORMATS)[number];\n\n/** `\"pretty or json\"`, for messages and help text. */\nexport const COMMON_FORMAT_LIST = formatList(COMMON_FORMATS);\n\nexport function isCommonFormat(value: string): value is CommonFormat {\n  return (COMMON_FORMATS as readonly string[]).includes(value);\n}\n\n/**\n * The formats `query` accepts, one six-value list with per-value gates:\n * `pretty | json | csv` render result rows unconditionally (csv is proposal\n * 0029), and the findings three — `github | sarif | junit` — are legal only\n * under `--check` (proposal 0026).\n *\n * A list of its own rather than `REPORT_FORMATS`: `validate`'s list and\n * `query`'s grow independently — `csv` lives here and not there — and one\n * shared const would make every addition to either a change to both.\n */\nexport const QUERY_FORMATS = [\n  \"pretty\",\n  \"json\",\n  \"csv\",\n  \"github\",\n  \"sarif\",\n  \"junit\",\n] as const;\n\nexport type QueryFormat = (typeof QUERY_FORMATS)[number];\n\n/** `\"pretty, json, csv, github, sarif, or junit\"`, for messages and help. */\nexport const QUERY_FORMAT_LIST = formatList(QUERY_FORMATS);\n\nexport function isQueryFormat(value: string): value is QueryFormat {\n  return (QUERY_FORMATS as readonly string[]).includes(value);\n}\n\n/**\n * The `query` formats that render **findings** rather than rows — legal only\n * with `--check`, and only when the result carries the `path` column the\n * finding convention is built from. Typed as its own union (not just a set\n * membership test) so the CLI's dispatch can hand a narrowed format straight\n * to `render`, which takes `ReportFormat` and has no `csv` case.\n */\nexport const QUERY_FINDINGS_FORMATS = [\n  \"github\",\n  \"sarif\",\n  \"junit\",\n] as const satisfies readonly QueryFormat[];\n\nexport type QueryFindingsFormat = (typeof QUERY_FINDINGS_FORMATS)[number];\n\n/**\n * A *narrowing* guard on purpose: the CLI's query switch handles the findings\n * formats in an early return, and this is what lets its remaining cases stay\n * compile-time exhaustive over `pretty | json | csv` — a bare `Set.has` would\n * leave the union unnarrowed and force the `never` guard out.\n */\nexport function isQueryFindingsFormat(\n  value: QueryFormat,\n): value is QueryFindingsFormat {\n  return (QUERY_FINDINGS_FORMATS as readonly string[]).includes(value);\n}\n\n/**\n * Formats something other than a person reads.\n *\n * These own stdout completely: a diagnostic printed alongside them (which\n * config governed the run, say) would corrupt the parse. Colored escape codes\n * would too, which is why the same predicate answers both questions.\n */\nexport const MACHINE_FORMATS: ReadonlySet<ReportFormat> = new Set<ReportFormat>(\n  [\"json\", \"github\", \"sarif\", \"junit\"],\n);\n\nexport const isMachineFormat = (format: ReportFormat): boolean =>\n  MACHINE_FORMATS.has(format);\n\n/**\n * Formats whose output may legitimately be empty.\n *\n * `github` prints one annotation per finding, so a clean run has nothing to\n * say. Every other format has an **envelope** that must arrive even when it\n * holds nothing: a zero-byte SARIF file makes `upload-sarif` fail outright, and\n * a zero-byte JUnit file reads as a lost report rather than a passing one. So\n * emptiness is a property of the format, not of the text — which is what the\n * CLI's old bare `if (text.length > 0)` guard got wrong.\n */\nexport const OMITTED_WHEN_CLEAN: ReadonlySet<ReportFormat> =\n  new Set<ReportFormat>([\"github\"]);\n\nexport interface ReportOptions extends SarifOptions, JunitOptions {\n  color?: boolean;\n  /** In pretty output, omit passing files. */\n  quiet?: boolean;\n}\n\nexport type { FingerprintContext };\n\nconst plural = (n: number, one: string, many: string): string =>\n  `${n} ${n === 1 ? one : many}`;\n\n/**\n * The baseline's line in the summary.\n *\n * A baseline is amnesty, and amnesty that goes quiet becomes permanent — so the\n * count is printed on **every** run, including the one where nothing was\n * forgiven, rather than only when something changes. 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