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A pin is sixty-four hex digits and a\n * ciphertext is longer still, so both are abbreviated for a person, and every\n * report and every `add` line abbreviates them the same way.\n */\nimport type { PageLines } from \"../types.js\";\n\n/** `sha256-78af1d33…`, `hmac-sha256-5e0c1a2b…`: the prefix and eight hex digits. */\nexport function shortPin(integrity: string): string {\n  const m = /^((?:hmac-)?sha256-)([0-9a-f]{8})/i.exec(integrity);\n  const prefix = m?.[1];\n  const digits = m?.[2];\n  if (prefix === undefined || digits === undefined) return integrity;\n  return `${prefix}${digits}…`;\n}\n\n/** The seven characters a person reads a commit by. */\nexport function shortCommit(commit: string): string {\n  return commit.slice(0, 7);\n}\n\n/**\n * `~AQx7…:2`: an encrypted source, abbreviated, with its line suffix kept. A\n * plain path is spelled in full, because that is what a reader has to find.\n */\nexport function shortSrc(src: string): string {\n  if (!src.startsWith(\"~\")) return src;\n  const colon = src.indexOf(\":\");\n  const token = colon === -1 ? src : src.slice(0, colon);\n  const lines = colon === -1 ? \"\" : src.slice(colon);\n  return token.length <= 5 ? src : `${token.slice(0, 5)}…${lines}`;\n}\n\n/** The widest a quoted line of a file is printed at. */\nconst LINE_WIDTH = 60;\n\n/**\n * A line of a file as a report quotes it: whitespace collapsed to single\n * spaces, then sixty characters and an ellipsis. The report is one line, so\n * neither an indented source line nor a long one decides how it reads.\n */\nexport function shortLine(text: string): string {\n  const one = text.replace(/\\s+/g, \" \").trim();\n  return one.length <= LINE_WIDTH ? one : `${one.slice(0, LINE_WIDTH)}…`;\n}\n\n/**\n * `line 9`, or `lines 9-12`: where on a page a span sits. Every refusal,\n * report and message that names one reads it this way, so `add`, `update`\n * and the reporters spell it once.\n */\nexport function spellAt(lines: PageLines): string {\n  return lines.start === lines.end\n    ? `line ${String(lines.start)}`\n    : `lines ${String(lines.start)}-${String(lines.end)}`;\n}\n\n/** `a`, `a and b`, `a, b and c`: a list as a sentence reads it. */\nexport function listOf(values: readonly string[]): string {\n  if (values.length <= 1) return values.join(\"\");\n  return `${values.slice(0, -1).join(\", \")} and ${values[values.length - 1] ?? \"\"}`;\n}\n","/**\n * Findings, their messages, and the bridge to meta's `ValidationResult`, so\n * the github/sarif/junit reporters and the baseline ratchet work unchanged.\n *\n * A claim or marker finding sits on the page line a reviewer reads. A finding\n * about the entry itself, `entry-invalid` or a bare pin whose source changed,\n * sits on the entry's own line, in the manifest when one owns it.\n *\n * FieldError: schema \"manni:cite\" (matches BUILTIN_ID, so canonicalSchemaRef\n * leaves it alone), keyword = rule, instancePath \"/citations/N\", subject =\n * id ?? source.integrity, never the claim's pin, so accepting a claim does\n * not reopen baselined findings. `ok` is true iff no error-severity finding.\n *\n * Every message spells the source as the entry spelled it. `resolvedPath`,\n * `commitsSince` and `diff` never enter a message: they are pretty-only\n * fields, shown under `--reveal` and `--show-diff`.\n */\nimport { isAbsolute } from \"node:path\";\nimport { isErrorSeverity, type FieldError, type ValidationResult } from \"../../meta/index.js\";\nimport type {\n  CitationFinding,\n  CitationResult,\n  CiteRule,\n  CiteSeverity,\n  ClaimEnd,\n  PageCitationReport,\n  SourceEnd,\n  SourceStatus,\n} from \"../types.js\";\nimport { claimLine } from \"./claims.js\";\nimport { parseSrc } from \"./range.js\";\nimport { RULE_ID_PREFIX, ruleId } from \"./severity.js\";\nimport { listOf, shortSrc } from \"./spell.js\";\n\n/** The seven characters a person reads a commit by. */\nfunction short(commit: string): string {\n  return commit.slice(0, 7);\n}\n\nfunction plural(n: number, noun: string): string {\n  return `${String(n)} ${noun}${n === 1 ? \"\" : \"s\"}`;\n}\n\n/** Whether the entry spelled this source encrypted. */\nfunction citesEncrypted(src: string): boolean {\n  try {\n    return parseSrc(src).encrypted;\n  } catch {\n    return false;\n  }\n}\n\n/**\n * Why an encrypted source is missing, in words that never name the path. A\n * plain path names its own file, so the bare status says the rest.\n */\nfunction missingMessage(source: SourceEnd): string {\n  if (!citesEncrypted(source.src)) return \"missing\";\n  switch (source.missingReason) {\n    case \"no-key\":\n      return \"missing (no encryption key is available to decrypt it)\";\n    case \"undecryptable\":\n      return \"missing (does not decrypt under the current key)\";\n    case \"untracked\":\n      return \"missing (no tracked file matches; wrong --root?)\";\n    case \"unreadable\":\n    case undefined:\n      return \"missing\";\n  }\n}\n\n/** The one place a source end's message is composed, per status. */\nexport function messageFor(source: SourceEnd): string {\n  switch (source.status) {\n    case \"current\":\n      return \"current\";\n    case \"skipped\":\n      return \"skipped\";\n    case \"moved\":\n      // An encrypted source's new path is a ciphertext, abbreviated as the\n      // entry's own is: `--reveal` stays the only way to read either.\n      return `moved -> ${shortSrc(source.newSrc ?? \"?\")}`;\n    case \"moved-ambiguous\": {\n      const candidates = source.candidates ?? [];\n      return `moved, ${plural(candidates.length, \"candidate\")} (${candidates.map(shortSrc).join(\", \")}); widen the range`;\n    }\n    case \"changed\": {\n      // Where the old first and last line sit now, when the in-range search\n      // found each exactly once: the span `update --accept` re-mints at.\n      const span = source.newLines === undefined ? \"\" : `; now at lines ${source.newLines}`;\n      if (source.commitSha === undefined) return `changed${span}`;\n      const at = short(source.commitSha);\n      if (source.historyAvailable === false) {\n        return `changed (history unavailable: commit ${at} not found; fetch-depth: 0)`;\n      }\n      if (source.commitsSince === undefined) return `changed since ${at}${span}`;\n      return `changed since ${at}, ${plural(source.commitsSince.length, \"commit\")}${span}`;\n    }\n    case \"never-true\":\n      return source.commitSha === undefined\n        ? \"never true: the pin does not match at the recorded commit\"\n        : `never true: the pin does not match at ${short(source.commitSha)}`;\n    case \"missing\":\n      return missingMessage(source);\n  }\n}\n\n/** `<id>: <text>`, or the text alone for an entry with no id. */\nfunction named(id: string | undefined, text: string): string {\n  return id === undefined ? text : `${id}: ${text}`;\n}\n\n/** `line 9`, or `lines 9-10` when the claim covers several. */\nfunction at(spec: string): string {\n  return spec.includes(\"-\") ? `lines ${spec}` : `line ${spec}`;\n}\n\n/** The one place a claim end's message is composed, per status. */\nexport function claimMessageFor(result: CitationResult): string {\n  const claim = result.claim;\n  const id = result.citation.id;\n  if (claim === null) return \"\";\n  // A marker-anchored claim has no lines of its own; it is judged where the\n  // marker's text sits, and that is what the message names.\n  const where =\n    claim.fileLines ??\n    (result.markerLine === undefined ? undefined : String(result.markerLine));\n  switch (claim.status) {\n    case \"moved\":\n      return named(\n        id,\n        `the claim moved from ${at(where ?? \"?\")} to ${at(claim.newFileLines ?? \"?\")}.`,\n      );\n    case \"moved-ambiguous\":\n      return named(\n        id,\n        `the claim at ${at(where ?? \"?\")} now appears at lines ${listOf(claim.candidateFileLines ?? [])}.`,\n      );\n    case \"reanchored\": {\n      const since = claim.commitSha === undefined ? \"\" : ` since ${short(claim.commitSha)}`;\n      // A claim-lines entry moved onto its new run; a marker-anchored one\n      // never moves, because the marker travels with its own text.\n      const to =\n        claim.newFileLines === undefined ? \"\" : `, to ${at(claim.newFileLines)}`;\n      return named(\n        id,\n        `the claim at ${at(where ?? \"?\")} was reanchored${since}${to}. Its words are unchanged.`,\n      );\n    }\n    case \"changed\":\n      if (where === undefined) {\n        return named(\n          id,\n          \"the claim has no lines and no marker names the entry, so its pin anchors nothing.\",\n        );\n      }\n      return named(id, `the claim at ${at(where)} has ${claimChange(claim)}`);\n    case \"current\":\n    case \"skipped\":\n      return \"\";\n  }\n}\n\n/** How a changed claim says since when, which is what its history could say. */\nfunction claimChange(claim: ClaimEnd): string {\n  if (claim.historyAvailable === false) {\n    return \"changed since it was pinned (history unavailable; fetch-depth: 0).\";\n  }\n  if (claim.commitSha === undefined) return \"changed since it was pinned.\";\n  const at = short(claim.commitSha);\n  // Zero commits since would read as \"just now\". The working tree holding the\n  // change is what it actually means, so it says that.\n  const since = claim.commitsSince ?? [];\n  const count = since.length === 0 ? \"uncommitted\" : plural(since.length, \"commit\");\n  return `changed since ${at}, ${count}.`;\n}\n\n/**\n * The one place a `marker-misplaced` message is composed. A quote marker's\n * place is above the block it anchors; every other marker's is the first line\n * of the paragraph its run splits.\n */\nexport function misplacedMessageFor(\n  id: string | undefined,\n  marker: { line: number; unit: string; place: number; block: boolean },\n): string {\n  const place = marker.block\n    ? `above the block at line ${String(marker.place)}`\n    : `above line ${String(marker.place)}`;\n  return named(\n    id,\n    `the marker at line ${String(marker.line)} splits the paragraph at ${at(marker.unit)}. Its place is ${place}.`,\n  );\n}\n\n/** The rule a source status reports under, or undefined for one that is not a finding. */\nfunction sourceRuleOf(status: SourceStatus): CiteRule | undefined {\n  if (status === \"skipped\" || status === \"current\") return undefined;\n  return `source-${status}`;\n}\n\n/** The rule a claim status reports under, or undefined. */\nfunction claimRuleOf(claim: ClaimEnd): CiteRule | undefined {\n  const status = claim.status;\n  if (status === \"skipped\" || status === \"current\") return undefined;\n  return `claim-${status}`;\n}\n\n/** Where a finding about a whole entry sits: its own line, in its own file. */\nfunction entrySite(result: CitationResult): Pick<CitationFinding, \"line\" | \"file\"> {\n  const site: Pick<CitationFinding, \"line\" | \"file\"> = {};\n  if (result.origin.line !== undefined) site.line = result.origin.line;\n  if (result.origin.kind === \"manifest\") site.file = result.origin.file;\n  return site;\n}\n\n/** Where a finding about an anchored citation sits: the page line it anchors to. */\nfunction anchorSite(result: CitationResult): Pick<CitationFinding, \"line\" | \"file\"> {\n  if (result.anchorLine !== undefined) return { line: result.anchorLine };\n  return entrySite(result);\n}\n\n/** Findings for classified citations under a severity table; `off` rules produce none. */\nexport function findingsFor(\n  results: readonly CitationResult[],\n  severity: Readonly<Record<CiteRule, CiteSeverity>>,\n): CitationFinding[] {\n  const out: CitationFinding[] = [];\n  const push = (\n    result: CitationResult,\n    rule: CiteRule,\n    message: string,\n    site: Pick<CitationFinding, \"line\" | \"file\">,\n    extra?: Pick<CitationFinding, \"newSrc\">,\n  ): void => {\n    const level = severity[rule];\n    if (level === \"off\") return;\n    const finding: CitationFinding = {\n      rule,\n      ruleId: ruleId(rule),\n      severity: level,\n      message,\n      src: result.source.src,\n      index: result.origin.index,\n    };\n    if (site.line !== undefined) finding.line = site.line;\n    if (site.file !== undefined) finding.file = site.file;\n    if (result.citation.id !== undefined) finding.id = result.citation.id;\n    if (extra?.newSrc !== undefined) finding.newSrc = extra.newSrc;\n    out.push(finding);\n  };\n\n  for (const result of results) {\n    const claim = result.claim;\n    if (claim !== null) {\n      const rule = claimRuleOf(claim);\n      // A claim pin that anchors nothing has no page line to sit on.\n      if (rule !== undefined) {\n        const site =\n          claimLine(claim) === undefined && result.markerLine === undefined\n            ? entrySite(result)\n            : { line: claimLine(claim) ?? result.markerLine };\n        push(result, rule, claimMessageFor(result), site);\n      }\n    }\n    const rule = sourceRuleOf(result.source.status);\n    if (rule === undefined) continue;\n    const extra =\n      result.source.newSrc === undefined ? undefined : { newSrc: result.source.newSrc };\n    push(result, rule, messageFor(result.source), anchorSite(result), extra);\n  }\n  return out;\n}\n\n/**\n * The pin of the citation a finding is about, for the fingerprint subject of\n * an entry with no id. Always the source's: accepting a changed claim must\n * not reopen a baselined finding.\n */\nfunction integrityFor(\n  finding: CitationFinding,\n  results: readonly CitationResult[],\n): string | undefined {\n  if (finding.index === undefined) return undefined;\n  return results.find((r) => r.origin.index === finding.index)?.citation.source.integrity;\n}\n\n/**\n * Where a finding is located once it becomes a `FieldError`: the page, or\n * the manifest the entry sits in.\n *\n * A manifest outside the repository has no location any reporter can use —\n * SARIF drops a uri that rebases to `../…`, and a GitHub annotation on one\n * lands nowhere — so the finding falls back to the page, and its line goes\n * with the file it belonged to. Inside the tree, both travel, and `file`\n * is what every reporter reads to annotate the manifest instead.\n */\nexport function errorSite(\n  finding: CitationFinding,\n): Pick<CitationFinding, \"line\" | \"file\"> {\n  if (finding.file === undefined) {\n    return finding.line === undefined ? {} : { line: finding.line };\n  }\n  if (finding.file.startsWith(\"../\") || isAbsolute(finding.file)) return {};\n  return {\n    file: finding.file,\n    ...(finding.line === undefined ? {} : { line: finding.line }),\n  };\n}\n\nexport function toValidationResult(report: PageCitationReport): ValidationResult {\n  const errors: FieldError[] = report.findings.map((finding) => {\n    const error: FieldError = {\n      schema: RULE_ID_PREFIX,\n      instancePath: finding.index === undefined ? \"\" : `/citations/${String(finding.index)}`,\n      message: finding.message,\n      keyword: finding.rule,\n      severity: finding.severity,\n    };\n    const subject = finding.id ?? integrityFor(finding, report.citations);\n    if (subject !== undefined) error.subject = subject;\n    const site = errorSite(finding);\n    if (site.file !== undefined) error.file = site.file;\n    if (site.line !== undefined) error.line = site.line;\n    return error;\n  });\n  return {\n    file: report.file,\n    format: report.format,\n    ok: !errors.some(isErrorSeverity),\n    schemas: [RULE_ID_PREFIX],\n    errors,\n  };\n}\n","/**\n * Misplaced markers, and what to do about them. Proposal 0054 is the record.\n *\n * A **marker run** is one or more consecutive lines that each hold one marker\n * and nothing else. A run is **misplaced** when the line directly above it and\n * the line directly below it are both unit text: deleting the run would join\n * them into one paragraph. Such a marker splits the paragraph for the renderer\n * and for the tool, and the lines above it are anchored by nothing.\n *\n * A misplaced marker belongs where `add --marker` writes one: above the first\n * line of the unit, or, for a `quote: true` entry, above the block it anchors.\n * A run moves in its own order, so two markers that were stacked stay stacked.\n *\n * The claim of a marker-anchored entry is read against three spans, in order:\n * the unit the marker belongs to, the span it anchors now, and the span it was\n * pinned over before PR #43 (marker lines included, down to the next blank\n * line or fence). The second or third holding means the pinned text is on the\n * page and the marker anchors a different span: `claim-moved`.\n */\nimport type { ClaimEnd, PageCitation, PageCitations, PageLines } from \"../types.js\";\nimport { hashLines } from \"./hash.js\";\nimport { MAX_MARKERS_PER_PAGE } from \"./page.js\";\nimport { spellLines } from \"../../shared/pin.js\";\nimport { ANY_FENCE, anchoredLines, isBoundLine, isMarkerLine } from \"./statements.js\";\n\n/** Whether a line is text a paragraph is made of. */\nexport function isUnitText(line: string | undefined, format: string): boolean {\n  if (line === undefined) return false;\n  if (line.trim() === \"\") return false;\n  if (ANY_FENCE.test(line)) return false;\n  if (isMarkerLine(line, format)) return false;\n  return !isBoundLine(line, format);\n}\n\n/** Whether the file line `n` holds one marker and nothing else. */\nfunction markerAt(lines: readonly string[], n: number, format: string): boolean {\n  const line = lines[n - 1];\n  return line !== undefined && isMarkerLine(line, format);\n}\n\n/** The run of marker-only lines that holds `line`. */\nexport function markerRunAt(\n  lines: readonly string[],\n  line: number,\n  format: string,\n  bodyLine: number,\n): PageLines {\n  let start = line;\n  while (start - 1 >= bodyLine && markerAt(lines, start - 1, format)) start--;\n  let end = line;\n  while (end + 1 <= lines.length && markerAt(lines, end + 1, format)) end++;\n  return { start, end };\n}\n\n/**\n * The paragraph a run splits, in file lines, marker lines included.\n * `undefined` when the run sits where `add` writes markers: after a blank\n * line, a fence, a bound line, or the body's first line.\n */\nexport function splitUnit(\n  lines: readonly string[],\n  run: PageLines,\n  format: string,\n  bodyLine: number,\n): PageLines | undefined {\n  if (run.start - 1 < bodyLine) return undefined;\n  if (!isUnitText(lines[run.start - 2], format)) return undefined;\n  if (!isUnitText(lines[run.end], format)) return undefined;\n  let start = run.start - 1;\n  while (start - 1 >= bodyLine && isUnitText(lines[start - 2], format)) start--;\n  let end = run.end + 1;\n  while (end + 1 <= lines.length && isUnitText(lines[end], format)) end++;\n  return { start, end };\n}\n\n/**\n * The span a marker was pinned over before PR #43: from the line below it\n * through the next blank line or fence, marker lines included. `undefined`\n * when the line below is blank or a fence, so the old reading covered nothing.\n */\nexport function pre43Span(\n  lines: readonly string[],\n  markerLine: number,\n): PageLines | undefined {\n  const start = markerLine + 1;\n  const first = lines[start - 1];\n  if (first === undefined || first.trim() === \"\" || ANY_FENCE.test(first)) return undefined;\n  let end = start;\n  while (end + 1 <= lines.length) {\n    const next = lines[end];\n    if (next === undefined || next.trim() === \"\" || ANY_FENCE.test(next)) break;\n    end++;\n  }\n  return { start, end };\n}\n\n/** One marker line that splits a paragraph. */\nexport interface MisplacedMarker {\n  /** File line of the marker. */\n  line: number;\n  /** The whole run of marker-only lines it belongs to. */\n  run: PageLines;\n  /** Its position in that run, counted from zero, so stacked markers keep their order. */\n  order: number;\n  /** The paragraph the run splits, in file lines as the page reads now. */\n  unit: PageLines;\n  /** The file line the marker belongs above. */\n  place: number;\n  /** Whether `place` is a fenced block the entry quotes rather than the unit's first line. */\n  block: boolean;\n  /** The file line the marker takes once the whole run has moved. */\n  to: number;\n  /** The entry the marker names, when one is anchored by it. */\n  entry?: PageCitation;\n}\n\n/** The lines of a run, which is `end - start + 1` markers. */\nfunction runLength(run: PageLines): number {\n  return run.end - run.start + 1;\n}\n\n/** Whether a misplaced marker at `line` splits a paragraph, and where it belongs. */\nexport function misplacedMarkerAt(\n  page: PageCitations,\n  lines: readonly string[],\n  line: number,\n  entry?: PageCitation,\n): MisplacedMarker | undefined {\n  if (!markerAt(lines, line, page.format)) return undefined;\n  const run = markerRunAt(lines, line, page.format, page.bodyLine);\n  const unit = splitUnit(lines, run, page.format, page.bodyLine);\n  if (unit === undefined) return undefined;\n  const order = line - run.start;\n  const quote = entry?.citation.quote === true;\n  const marker = entry?.marker;\n  const blockAt =\n    quote && marker !== undefined\n      ? anchoredLines(page.content, marker.end, page.format, true)?.start\n      : undefined;\n  const out: MisplacedMarker = blockAt === undefined\n    ? { line, run, order, unit, place: unit.start, block: false, to: unit.start + order }\n    : {\n        line,\n        run,\n        order,\n        unit,\n        place: blockAt,\n        block: true,\n        to: blockAt - runLength(run) + order,\n      };\n  if (entry !== undefined) out.entry = entry;\n  return out;\n}\n\n/**\n * Every misplaced marker on a page, in the order the page reads. An orphan,\n * repeated or invalid marker is reported like any other: it splits the\n * paragraph whether or not it names an entry.\n */\nexport function misplacedMarkers(\n  page: PageCitations,\n  lines: readonly string[],\n): MisplacedMarker[] {\n  const out: MisplacedMarker[] = [];\n  for (const statement of page.statements.slice(0, MAX_MARKERS_PER_PAGE)) {\n    const entry = page.citations.find((c) => c.marker?.line === statement.line);\n    const found = misplacedMarkerAt(page, lines, statement.line, entry);\n    if (found !== undefined) out.push(found);\n  }\n  return out;\n}\n\n/**\n * The span the pin covers once a misplaced run has moved: the joined unit,\n * pushed down by the markers now above it. A quote marker's pin covers its\n * block, which no move touches, so this is never asked of one.\n */\nexport function movedUnit(misplaced: MisplacedMarker): PageLines {\n  return { start: misplaced.unit.start + runLength(misplaced.run), end: misplaced.unit.end };\n}\n\n/** The unit's text, the run's marker lines left out: what the pin covers after the move. */\nexport function unitText(lines: readonly string[], misplaced: MisplacedMarker): string[] {\n  const { unit, run } = misplaced;\n  const out: string[] = [];\n  for (let n = unit.start; n <= unit.end; n++) {\n    if (n >= run.start && n <= run.end) continue;\n    const line = lines[n - 1];\n    if (line !== undefined) out.push(line);\n  }\n  return out;\n}\n\n/** One marker line a rewrite moves, and the file line it goes above. */\nexport interface MarkerMove {\n  from: number;\n  place: number;\n}\n\n/** A page with its markers moved, and where its lines went. */\nexport interface MovedPage {\n  content: string;\n  /** The new file line of an old one. */\n  line(old: number): number;\n}\n\n/** A page split into line texts and the terminator each position carries. */\nfunction splitKeepingEol(content: string): { texts: string[]; eols: string[] } {\n  const parts = content.match(/[^\\n]*\\n|[^\\n]+$/g) ?? [];\n  const texts: string[] = [];\n  const eols: string[] = [];\n  for (const part of parts) {\n    const eol = /\\r?\\n$/.exec(part)?.[0] ?? \"\";\n    texts.push(part.slice(0, part.length - eol.length));\n    eols.push(eol);\n  }\n  return { texts, eols };\n}\n\n/**\n * The page with each named marker line lifted out and written above its place,\n * in the order the moves are given, so a run that was stacked stays stacked.\n * A moved marker takes the indentation `add` would write it at, and the file's\n * terminators stay where they are: the lines are permuted, never re-joined.\n *\n * Read the join carefully. A line's text comes from where it was, and its\n * terminator from where it now sits. That asymmetry is deliberate: the last\n * position of a page with no final newline carries no terminator, and it has\n * to stay the last position. Were terminators to travel with their lines, a\n * move that lifted that last line would carry the missing terminator into the\n * middle of the page and glue two lines together.\n *\n * The cost is that a page mixing `\\r\\n` and `\\n` has the endings of the two\n * swapped positions trade places. No byte is gained or lost, and the file\n * still ends as it began. A uniform page, which is what a checkout gives,\n * cannot tell the difference.\n */\nexport function applyMarkerMoves(\n  content: string,\n  moves: readonly MarkerMove[],\n  indentAt: (line: number) => string,\n): MovedPage {\n  const { texts, eols } = splitKeepingEol(content);\n  const moving = new Set(moves.map((move) => move.from));\n  const inserts = new Map<number, number[]>();\n  for (const move of moves) {\n    const list = inserts.get(move.place) ?? [];\n    list.push(move.from);\n    inserts.set(move.place, list);\n  }\n  const order: number[] = [];\n  for (let n = 1; n <= texts.length; n++) {\n    for (const from of inserts.get(n) ?? []) order.push(from);\n    if (!moving.has(n)) order.push(n);\n  }\n  const moved = new Map<number, string>();\n  for (const move of moves) {\n    moved.set(move.from, indentAt(move.place) + (texts[move.from - 1] ?? \"\").trim());\n  }\n  const at = new Map<number, number>();\n  order.forEach((old, index) => at.set(old, index + 1));\n  const out = order\n    .map((old, index) => (moved.get(old) ?? texts[old - 1] ?? \"\") + (eols[index] ?? \"\"))\n    .join(\"\");\n  return { content: out, line: (old) => at.get(old) ?? old };\n}\n\n/** The plain pin of a span of lines, or of an explicit list of them. */\nfunction pinOf(lines: readonly string[], span: PageLines): string | undefined {\n  if (span.start < 1 || span.end > lines.length || span.end < span.start) return undefined;\n  return hashLines(lines.slice(span.start - 1, span.end).join(\"\\n\"));\n}\n\n/**\n * The claim end of a marker-anchored entry, read against proposal 0054's\n * three spans. `misplaced` is the marker's misplacement, when it has one.\n *\n * For a misplaced marker at `moved`, `fileLines` is the span that held and\n * `newLines` the span the pin will cover once the marker moves. Both are file\n * lines: a marker-anchored claim has no body lines of its own.\n */\nexport function markerClaimEnd(\n  page: PageCitations,\n  entry: PageCitation,\n  lines: readonly string[],\n  misplaced: MisplacedMarker | undefined,\n): ClaimEnd {\n  const { citation, marker } = entry;\n  const pin = citation.claim?.integrity;\n  const quote = citation.quote === true;\n  if (marker === undefined || pin === undefined) return { status: \"changed\" };\n  const current = anchoredLines(page.content, marker.end, page.format, quote);\n  if (current === undefined) return { status: \"changed\" };\n\n  /** The claim end this span reads as, and where the move will take it. */\n  const claimAt = (span: PageLines, status: ClaimEnd[\"status\"], to?: PageLines): ClaimEnd => {\n    const end: ClaimEnd = { fileLines: spellLines(span), status };\n    if (to !== undefined) {\n      end.newLines = spellLines(to);\n      end.newFileLines = end.newLines;\n    }\n    if (status === \"changed\") end.text = lines.slice(span.start - 1, Math.min(span.end, lines.length));\n    return end;\n  };\n\n  // A quote marker's pin covers its block, which no move touches, and the\n  // block reading never changed, so there is one span to read it against.\n  if (quote) {\n    return claimAt(current, pinOf(lines, current) === pin ? \"current\" : \"changed\");\n  }\n\n  if (misplaced !== undefined) {\n    const to = movedUnit(misplaced);\n    if (hashLines(unitText(lines, misplaced).join(\"\\n\")) === pin) return claimAt(to, \"current\");\n    if (pinOf(lines, current) === pin) return claimAt(current, \"moved\", to);\n    const pre43 = pre43Span(lines, marker.line);\n    if (pre43 !== undefined && pinOf(lines, pre43) === pin) return claimAt(pre43, \"moved\", to);\n    return claimAt(current, \"changed\");\n  }\n\n  if (pinOf(lines, current) === pin) return claimAt(current, \"current\");\n  // Stacked markers written before PR #43 were pinned over a sibling marker\n  // line and the paragraph. That renders fine, so only the pin is repaired.\n  const pre43 = pre43Span(lines, marker.line);\n  if (pre43 !== undefined && pinOf(lines, pre43) === pin) return claimAt(pre43, \"moved\", current);\n  return claimAt(current, \"changed\");\n}\n","/**\n * The claim end: the page text a citation supports, classified by the same\n * machinery as the source end and against the page as it is now.\n *\n * The claim's lines are body-relative, so editing the frontmatter never moves\n * them; every line a person reads is a file line, translated here. The pin\n * holds at the recorded lines: `current`. The same text is found verbatim\n * elsewhere in the body: `moved`, once, or `moved-ambiguous`. Nowhere:\n * `changed`, the sentence was edited. A marker-anchored claim pins what the\n * marker anchors, so its text never moves on the page; it is `current`,\n * `changed`, or, when the pin holds over a span the marker no longer anchors,\n * `moved`. `src/cite/core/reanchor.ts` reads those spans.\n */\nimport type {\n  ClaimEnd,\n  PageCitation,\n  PageCitations,\n  PageLines,\n} from \"../types.js\";\nimport {\n  findWindows,\n  parseLines,\n  pinOfLines,\n  spellLines,\n  toBodyLines,\n  toFileLines,\n} from \"../../shared/pin.js\";\nimport {\n  markerClaimEnd,\n  misplacedMarkerAt,\n  type MisplacedMarker,\n} from \"./reanchor.js\";\nimport {\n  anchoredLines,\n  fenceAround,\n  fenceSpanAt,\n  isMarkerLine,\n  isTableRow,\n  isTableSeparator,\n  lineAt,\n  offsetOfLine,\n  paragraphAfter,\n} from \"./statements.js\";\n\n// The line translation and the claim pin are the shared pin engine's; this path keeps cite's imports working.\nexport { pinOfLines, toBodyLines, toFileLines } from \"../../shared/pin.js\";\n\nexport function normalizeWhitespace(text: string): string {\n  return text.replace(/\\s+/g, \" \").trim();\n}\n\n/**\n * The hashing rule's normalization for a whole quoted block: one BOM, CRLF →\n * LF, and one trailing LF dropped. It differs from the shared `normalizeText`\n * only in that last step, because a quote is compared as one joined block\n * rather than split into lines first.\n */\nfunction normalizeBlock(text: string): string {\n  let out = text.charCodeAt(0) === 0xfeff ? text.slice(1) : text;\n  out = out.replace(/\\r\\n/g, \"\\n\");\n  return out.endsWith(\"\\n\") ? out.slice(0, -1) : out;\n}\n\n/** `true` when the block's normalized text equals the cited lines under the hashing rule. */\nexport function blockMatches(blockText: string, citedJoined: string): boolean {\n  return normalizeBlock(blockText) === normalizeBlock(citedJoined);\n}\n\n/** The page lines a range covers, as far as the page reaches. */\nfunction textAt(lines: readonly string[], range: PageLines): string[] {\n  return lines.slice(range.start - 1, Math.min(range.end, lines.length));\n}\n\n/** The first file line of a classified claim: where its findings sit. */\nexport function claimLine(claim: ClaimEnd): number | undefined {\n  const at = claim.fileLines === undefined ? undefined : parseLines(claim.fileLines);\n  return at?.start;\n}\n\n/** Where the claim is now: the moved-to lines when it moved, else the recorded ones. */\nexport function claimLineNow(claim: ClaimEnd): number | undefined {\n  const spec = claim.newFileLines ?? claim.candidateFileLines?.[0] ?? claim.fileLines;\n  const at = spec === undefined ? undefined : parseLines(spec);\n  return at?.start;\n}\n\n/** The file lines the claim occupies now, for the quote check. */\nexport function claimLinesNow(claim: ClaimEnd): PageLines | undefined {\n  const spec = claim.newFileLines ?? claim.candidateFileLines?.[0] ?? claim.fileLines;\n  return spec === undefined ? undefined : parseLines(spec);\n}\n\n/**\n * Classify one entry's claim end against the page. `lines` is the page under\n * the hashing rule (`splitLines`). `null` for an entry with no `claim`: a\n * bare pin, or a marker with no drift check on its sentence.\n */\nexport function claimEnd(\n  page: PageCitations,\n  entry: PageCitation,\n  lines: readonly string[],\n  misplaced?: MisplacedMarker,\n): ClaimEnd | null {\n  const { citation, marker } = entry;\n  const claim = citation.claim;\n  if (claim === undefined) return null;\n  const body = page.bodyLine;\n\n  if (claim.lines !== undefined) {\n    const recorded = parseLines(claim.lines);\n    // An unreadable range is `entry-invalid`, and that entry is never classified.\n    if (recorded === undefined) return { status: \"skipped\" };\n    const file = toFileLines(recorded, body);\n    const end: ClaimEnd = {\n      lines: spellLines(recorded),\n      fileLines: spellLines(file),\n      status: \"changed\",\n    };\n    // Lines and a marker both: `anchor-invalid`, and neither anchor is judged.\n    if (marker !== undefined) return { ...end, status: \"skipped\" };\n    if (pinOfLines(lines, file) === claim.integrity) return { ...end, status: \"current\" };\n\n    const width = recorded.end - recorded.start + 1;\n    const found = findWindows(lines.slice(body - 1), width, claim.integrity, undefined, {\n      around: recorded.start,\n    });\n    const spans = found.starts.map((start) => ({ start, end: start + width - 1 }));\n    const [only] = spans;\n    if (spans.length === 1 && only !== undefined) {\n      return {\n        ...end,\n        status: \"moved\",\n        newLines: spellLines(only),\n        newFileLines: spellLines(toFileLines(only, body)),\n      };\n    }\n    if (spans.length > 1) {\n      return {\n        ...end,\n        status: \"moved-ambiguous\",\n        candidates: spans.map(spellLines),\n        candidateFileLines: spans.map((span) => spellLines(toFileLines(span, body))),\n      };\n    }\n    return { ...end, text: textAt(lines, file) };\n  }\n\n  if (marker !== undefined) {\n    // The marker travels with its text, so what moves is the span the marker\n    // anchors, not the text. `reanchor.ts` reads the three spans.\n    return markerClaimEnd(\n      page,\n      entry,\n      lines,\n      misplaced ?? misplacedMarkerAt(page, lines, marker.line, entry),\n    );\n  }\n\n  // A claim pin with neither lines nor a marker anchors nothing at all.\n  return { status: \"changed\" };\n}\n\n/**\n * Where else in the body the claim's text sits, as file lines. A claim whose\n * text repeats is `moved-ambiguous` the moment it moves, so `add` says so\n * while the pin is still being written, and `update --accept` says so before\n * it mints a pin that cannot tell two copies apart. The search is the\n * classifier's own.\n */\nexport function otherClaimSpans(\n  lines: readonly string[],\n  pageLines: PageLines,\n  pin: string,\n  bodyLine: number,\n): PageLines[] {\n  const width = pageLines.end - pageLines.start + 1;\n  const found = findWindows(lines.slice(bodyLine - 1), width, pin, undefined, {\n    around: toBodyLines(pageLines, bodyLine).start,\n  });\n  return found.starts\n    .map((start) => toFileLines({ start, end: start + width - 1 }, bodyLine))\n    .filter((span) => span.start !== pageLines.start);\n}\n\n/** How many other locations a notice names before it starts counting them. */\nconst NAMED_SPANS = 3;\n\n/** `line 17`, `lines 16 and 18`, `lines 16, 18, 20 and 2 more`. */\nexport function spellElsewhere(spans: readonly PageLines[]): string {\n  const first = spans[0];\n  const noun = spans.length === 1 && first !== undefined && first.start === first.end ? \"line\" : \"lines\";\n  const named = spans.slice(0, NAMED_SPANS).map((span) => spellLines(span));\n  const rest = spans.length - named.length;\n  if (rest > 0) return `${noun} ${named.join(\", \")} and ${String(rest)} more`;\n  const last = named.pop() ?? \"\";\n  return named.length === 0 ? `${noun} ${last}` : `${noun} ${named.join(\", \")} and ${last}`;\n}\n\n/**\n * What `update --accept` re-pins over: the paragraph, whole fenced block, or\n * lines inside a fenced block at a line.\n *\n * The three kinds are not interchangeable. `\"block\"` covers a fence, its\n * content and its closing fence, which is the only shape a `quote: true`\n * entry may hold. `\"fenced-lines\"` covers content lines inside a block and\n * neither fence, which is what a claim minted over part of a code sample\n * holds. `\"paragraph\"` covers prose, and table rows too, since `ClaimUnit`\n * draws no line between them.\n */\nexport interface ClaimUnit {\n  lines: PageLines;\n  kind: \"paragraph\" | \"block\" | \"fenced-lines\";\n  text: string[];\n}\n\n/**\n * Why no unit sits at a file line. Each one is a different problem with a\n * different repair, so `update --accept` names which it hit rather than\n * leaving the entry skipped with no reason.\n */\nexport type NoUnit =\n  | \"outside\"\n  | \"blank\"\n  | \"fence-crossed\"\n  | \"marker\"\n  | \"not-a-paragraph\"\n  | \"table-short\"\n  | \"table-rule\";\n\n/**\n * The span a claim of the recorded width holds at a line. A unit whose extent\n * is the author's, rather than the page's, keeps the number of lines it was\n * minted over: table rows and lines inside a fenced block both. One recorded\n * line gives one line, and five give five.\n */\nfunction spanOf(line: number, recorded: PageLines | undefined): PageLines {\n  const width = recorded === undefined ? 1 : Math.max(1, recorded.end - recorded.start + 1);\n  return { start: line, end: line + width - 1 };\n}\n\n/**\n * The rows a claim on a table re-pins over, or why there are none.\n *\n * A row is a statement, so a claim over N rows is a claim over N statements.\n * The extent is the author's, and re-pinning re-mints the hash over it rather\n * than redesigning it: one recorded line gives one row, and five give five.\n * Rows below a one-line claim are other statements, and a table that no longer\n * reaches the recorded end is a question only the author can answer.\n *\n * The unit comes back as `kind: \"paragraph\"`, since `ClaimUnit` names how a\n * unit is bounded and not what it holds. A caller wanting to know whether it\n * holds rows has to ask `isTableRow` about the text, not read `kind`.\n *\n * A span of nothing but `|---|---|` rules is refused. Those lines carry no\n * words, so a pin over them says nothing about what the page claims, and a\n * claim that shifted onto one is a claim the page lost. A header, its rule and\n * a body row is three rows and keeps all three.\n */\nfunction rowsAt(\n  line: number,\n  lines: readonly string[],\n  recorded: PageLines | undefined,\n  named: boolean,\n): ClaimUnit | NoUnit {\n  const end = spanOf(line, recorded).end;\n  if (end > lines.length) return \"table-short\";\n  for (let n = line; n <= end; n++) {\n    if (!isTableRow(lines[n - 1] ?? \"\")) return \"table-short\";\n  }\n  const text = lines.slice(line - 1, end);\n  if (!named && text.every((row) => isTableSeparator(row))) return \"table-rule\";\n  return { lines: { start: line, end }, kind: \"paragraph\", text };\n}\n\n/**\n * The unit at a file line, or why there is none. `unitAt` and `noUnitAt` are\n * the two halves a caller reads, so the guards are written once. `recorded` is\n * the span the claim holds now, which only a table reads. `named` is the\n * operator having named the entry with `--only`: the structural refusals a\n * blanket accept would hit are the ones they have looked at, so they stand\n * down and the line is read as the text it is.\n */\nfunction unitOrWhy(\n  page: PageCitations,\n  line: number,\n  lines: readonly string[],\n  recorded?: PageLines,\n  named = false,\n): ClaimUnit | NoUnit {\n  if (line < page.bodyLine || line > lines.length) return \"outside\";\n  const own = lines[line - 1] ?? \"\";\n  if (own.trim() === \"\") return \"blank\";\n  // A line that is one marker and nothing else is another entry's anchor, not\n  // claim text. Reading it as text is how a shifted claim gets a confident pin\n  // over a comment.\n  const marker = isMarkerLine(own, page.format);\n  if (marker && !named) return \"marker\";\n  const block = fenceSpanAt(page.content, line, page.format);\n  if (block !== undefined) {\n    return { lines: block, kind: \"block\", text: lines.slice(block.start - 1, block.end) };\n  }\n  const around = fenceAround(page.content, page.bodyOffset, line, page.format);\n  if (around !== undefined) {\n    // The claim was minted over lines inside this block, so it is re-pinned\n    // over as many lines as it recorded, at the line it starts on. Re-pinning\n    // the block around them would widen what the pin covers, which is the one\n    // thing an accept may never do. A span reaching the closing fence, or past\n    // it, is not lines inside a block at all, and stays refused.\n    const span = spanOf(line, recorded);\n    return span.end < around.end\n      ? { lines: span, kind: \"fenced-lines\", text: lines.slice(span.start - 1, span.end) }\n      : \"fence-crossed\";\n  }\n  // A table row is a statement of its own, and nothing between two rows ends a\n  // paragraph, so the walk below would read the rest of the table as one.\n  if (isTableRow(own)) return rowsAt(line, lines, recorded, named);\n  // The format ends the paragraph at a marker under it, so a re-pin never\n  // swallows another entry's anchor. A named entry sitting on a marker is read\n  // without it, because there the marker is the line being accepted.\n  const paragraph = paragraphAfter(\n    page.content,\n    offsetOfLine(page.content, line),\n    marker ? undefined : page.format,\n  );\n  if (paragraph === undefined || paragraph.line !== line) return \"not-a-paragraph\";\n  const span: PageLines = { start: line, end: lineAt(page.content, paragraph.end) };\n  return { lines: span, kind: \"paragraph\", text: lines.slice(span.start - 1, span.end) };\n}\n\n/**\n * The paragraph, fenced block, fenced lines or table rows at a file line.\n * Undefined when the line holds no claim at all: it is blank, outside the\n * body, another entry's marker, a table rule, or a line whose claim runs out\n * of the fenced block it starts in. Those are the claims `update --accept`\n * skips, and `noUnitAt` says which of them it is.\n *\n * A paragraph runs from this line to its end, not from the paragraph's own\n * first line. The line asked about is the claim's first line, and re-pinning\n * has to leave that where it is, so a claim that started mid-paragraph keeps\n * starting there. A paragraph that gained a sentence gained it as part of the\n * same statement, which is why a claim grows with it.\n *\n * A table does not work that way. Each row is a statement, so a claim keeps\n * the number of rows `recorded` gives it, and refuses when the table no longer\n * reaches that far. 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package/dist/chunk-TIUTIOFB.js

@@ -0,0 +1,25 @@
+#!/usr/bin/env node
+import {
+  ToolError
+} from "./chunk-G3T47CFV.js";
+
+// src/shared/package-root.ts
+import { existsSync } from "node:fs";
+import { dirname, join } from "node:path";
+import { fileURLToPath } from "node:url";
+function packageRoot(moduleUrl) {
+  let dir = dirname(fileURLToPath(moduleUrl));
+  for (; ; ) {
+    if (existsSync(join(dir, "package.json"))) return dir;
+    const parent = dirname(dir);
+    if (parent === dir) {
+      throw new ToolError(`No package.json above ${fileURLToPath(moduleUrl)}`);
+    }
+    dir = parent;
+  }
+}
+
+export {
+  packageRoot
+};
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