@hominis/fireforge 0.46.0 → 0.46.1

package/dist/src/types/commands/options.d.ts

@@ -7,9 +7,9 @@ import type { PatchCategory } from './patches.js';
  * `--dry-run`: print the planned change and exit without writing anything.
  *
  * Twenty-four option types spelled this field with five different doc
- * comments for one behaviour. The contract is uniform and load-bearing — a
- * dry run must perform every check the real run does and then write nothing —
- * so it is stated once.
+ * comments for one behaviour. The contract is uniform and load-bearing (a
+ * dry run must perform every check the real run does and then write
+ * nothing), so it is stated once.
  */
 export interface DryRunnable {
     /** Print the planned change without writing anything. */
@@ -19,11 +19,11 @@ export interface DryRunnable {
  * `--yes`: answer the confirmation prompt non-interactively.
  *
  * Required for non-TTY runs, where there is no prompt to answer. It waives
- * the prompt only — never a safety gate; flags that waive a refusal are
+ * the prompt only, never a safety gate. Flags that waive a refusal are
  * spelled `--force*` and live on their own types.
  */
 export interface Confirmable {
-    /** Skip the confirmation prompt; required for non-TTY runs. */
+    /** Skip the confirmation prompt. Required for non-TTY runs. */
     yes?: boolean;
 }
 /**
@@ -40,17 +40,17 @@ export interface UnsafeOverridable {
  * `--wait-lock [seconds]` for commands that take the ENGINE SESSION lock.
  *
  * Parsed at the CLI layer (`true` for the bare flag, meaning 60 seconds) and
- * consumed there to bound the wait; the command implementation ignores it.
+ * consumed there to bound the wait. The command implementation ignores it.
  */
 export interface EngineLockWaitable {
-    /** Parsed `--wait-lock [seconds]` value; `true` means the 60-second default. */
+    /** Parsed `--wait-lock [seconds]` value. `true` means the 60-second default. */
     waitLock?: number | boolean;
 }
 /**
  * `--wait-lock [seconds]` for commands that mutate patch metadata under the
  * PATCH DIRECTORY lock.
  *
- * Deliberately separate from {@link EngineLockWaitable}: the two flags share a
+ * Separate from {@link EngineLockWaitable}: the two flags share a
  * spelling but bound different locks, and a reader needs to know which one a
  * command contends for.
  */
@@ -125,7 +125,7 @@ export interface BuildOptions extends EngineLockWaitable {
      * Refuse the build (rather than warn) when it would overwrite engine
      * content recorded in neither a patch body nor the pristine baseline.
      * The default is a loud warning, because an interactive
-     * operator often means to discard the drift; a scripted gate on a
+     * operator often means to discard the drift. A scripted gate on a
      * multi-session checkout wants the hard stop.
      */
     refuseUnexportedDrift?: boolean;
@@ -181,7 +181,7 @@ export interface ExportOptions extends EngineLockWaitable {
     allowOverlap?: boolean;
     /**
      * Force a tier override on the new patch's `PatchMetadata.tier`. Only
-     * `"branding"` is currently recognised — Commander rejects other values
+     * `"branding"` is currently recognised. Commander rejects other values
      * before the handler runs. Use when a branding patch legitimately
      * touches a non-allowlisted sibling that `isBrandingOnlyPatch` cannot
      * reach (a fork-specific theme override under `browser/themes/<name>/`,
@@ -190,7 +190,7 @@ export interface ExportOptions extends EngineLockWaitable {
     tier?: 'branding';
     /**
      * Lint check IDs to suppress on this patch. Writes to
-     * `PatchMetadata.lintIgnore`. Repeatable on the CLI; each occurrence
+     * `PatchMetadata.lintIgnore`. Repeatable on the CLI, and each occurrence
      * appends to the list. Useful when a patch is advisory-noisy by nature
      * (a cohesive branding bundle, an auto-generated manifest) and a
      * specific check does not apply, but `--skip-lint` is too coarse a
@@ -230,7 +230,7 @@ export interface PackageOptions {
 export interface ImportOptions {
     /**
      * Answer the engine-drift prompt non-interactively. Unlike `force`,
-     * this does NOT waive the patch-integrity gate.
+     * this does not waive the patch-integrity gate.
      */
     yes?: boolean;
     /** Specific patches to apply (by name) */
@@ -265,15 +265,15 @@ export interface ReExportOptions extends EngineLockWaitable {
     /**
      * Path to a JSON manifest containing bulk scan assignments:
      * `{ "assignments": [{ "patch": "<patch>", "files": ["path"] }] }`.
-     * Requires `--scan`; mutually exclusive with positional patches, `--all`,
+     * Requires `--scan`. Mutually exclusive with positional patches, `--all`,
      * `--scan-file`, and `--files`.
      */
     scanFilesManifest?: string;
     /**
      * Restrict the re-exported patch's filesAffected to this explicit list.
-     * Files currently in the patch but not in this list are dropped (shrink);
-     * files in this list but not currently in the patch are added. Mutually
-     * exclusive with `--scan` and `--all`; applies to a single target patch
+     * Files currently in the patch but not in this list are dropped (shrink).
+     * Files in this list but not currently in the patch are added. Mutually
+     * exclusive with `--scan` and `--all`. Applies to a single target patch
      * at a time.
      */
     files?: string[];
@@ -301,21 +301,21 @@ export interface ReExportOptions extends EngineLockWaitable {
      * After every selected patch re-exports cleanly, stamp each re-exported
      * patch's `sourceEsrVersion` in `patches.json` to the current
      * `firefox.version` from `fireforge.json`. Opt-in because the default
-     * contract of `re-export` is "refresh the patch body and filesAffected";
-     * version stamping is normally a `rebase` responsibility. Use this when
+     * contract of `re-export` is "refresh the patch body and filesAffected".
+     * Version stamping is normally a `rebase` responsibility. Use this when
      * re-exporting after a manual Firefox bump that did not go through
      * `rebase`.
      */
     stamp?: boolean;
     /**
      * Force a tier override on the selected patch(es). Only `"branding"` is
-     * currently recognised. Mutually exclusive with `--all` — mass tier
-     * changes are virtually always footguns, since different patches in
+     * currently recognised. Mutually exclusive with `--all`, since mass
+     * tier changes are virtually always footguns: different patches in
      * the queue have different shapes.
      */
     tier?: 'branding';
     /**
-     * Lint check IDs to suppress, **appended** (union) to the patch's existing
+     * Lint check IDs to suppress, appended (union) to the patch's existing
      * `lintIgnore` list. De-duplicated. Mutually exclusive with `--all`. To
      * remove an entry or clear the list, use `fireforge patch lint-ignore`,
      * which has explicit `--add` / `--remove` / `--clear` modes.
@@ -326,29 +326,29 @@ export interface ReExportOptions extends EngineLockWaitable {
      * unmanaged files exist adjacent to the patch's ownership, instead of
      * warning. Gate-driven workflows use this so a freshly created file
      * beside a patch's owned files cannot be silently left out of the
-     * refreshed body. Only meaningful on the plain path — mutually
+     * refreshed body. Only meaningful on the plain path, and mutually
      * exclusive with `--scan` and `--files`, which set filesAffected
      * explicitly.
      */
     refuseAdjacentUnmanaged?: boolean;
     /**
-     * Bypass per-patch lint result cache reads AND writes for this invocation
+     * Bypass per-patch lint result cache reads and writes for this invocation
      * (`--no-cache`). The cache is what lets a repeat re-export of an unchanged
      * patch skip the checkJs program build entirely.
      */
     noCache?: boolean;
     /**
      * Refuse (non-zero exit, patch not written) a re-export whose refreshed
-     * body would absorb engine lines not present in the old patch body —
-     * the multi-session guard against silently capturing another session's
-     * uncommitted edits in files the patch already owns. The drift preview
-     * always prints; this flag turns it into a hard stop. Mutually
+     * body would absorb engine lines not present in the old patch body.
+     * This is the multi-session guard against silently capturing another
+     * session's uncommitted edits in files the patch already owns. The drift preview
+     * always prints. This flag turns it into a hard stop. Mutually
      * exclusive with `--scan` and `--files`.
      */
     refuseForeignDrift?: boolean;
     /**
-     * Engine-relative files whose drift is EXPECTED (`--expect`, repeatable;
-     * requires `--refuse-foreign-drift`). The content-based drift detector
+     * Engine-relative files whose drift is expected (`--expect`, repeatable).
+     * Requires `--refuse-foreign-drift`. The content-based drift detector
      * cannot tell the exporting session's own slice edits from another
      * session's, so a slice export under the refusal flag names its intended
      * files here: drift confined to expected files proceeds, drift anywhere
@@ -356,20 +356,21 @@ export interface ReExportOptions extends EngineLockWaitable {
      */
     expect?: string[];
     /**
-     * Engine-relative files that are an APPROVED unmanaged exception
-     * (`--expect-unmanaged`, repeatable; requires
-     * `--refuse-adjacent-unmanaged`). The adjacency refusal is all-or-nothing
-     * without it: a project with a reviewed, deliberately unmanaged path beside
-     * a patch's ownership has to drop the flag entirely and hand-read the
-     * notice, which is a weaker belt than the one being disarmed. Approved
-     * paths are still LISTED — they are carved out of the refusal, not hidden.
+     * Engine-relative files that are an approved unmanaged exception
+     * (`--expect-unmanaged`, repeatable). Requires
+     * `--refuse-adjacent-unmanaged`. The adjacency refusal is all-or-nothing
+     * without it: a project with a reviewed, intentionally unmanaged path
+     * beside a patch's ownership has to drop the flag entirely and hand-read
+     * the notice, which is a weaker belt than the one being disarmed.
+     * Approved paths are still listed. They are carved out of the refusal
+     * rather than hidden.
      */
     expectUnmanaged?: string[];
 }
 /**
  * Options for the `fireforge patch tier` subcommand. Sets or clears the
  * `PatchMetadata.tier` field on a single patch without rewriting the
- * `.patch` file body — the manifest is the only thing that changes.
+ * `.patch` file body. The manifest is the only thing that changes.
  */
 export interface PatchTierOptions extends Confirmable, DryRunnable, PatchLockWaitable {
     /** Force the named tier on the patch. Only `"branding"` is recognised. */
@@ -379,7 +380,7 @@ export interface PatchTierOptions extends Confirmable, DryRunnable, PatchLockWai
 }
 /**
  * Options for the `fireforge patch lint-ignore` subcommand. Modes are
- * mutually exclusive — exactly one of `add`, `remove`, or `clear` must
+ * mutually exclusive: exactly one of `add`, `remove`, or `clear` must
  * be set per invocation.
  */
 export interface PatchLintIgnoreOptions extends Confirmable, DryRunnable, PatchLockWaitable {
@@ -432,7 +433,7 @@ export interface PatchSplitOptions extends Confirmable, PatchLockWaitable, Unsaf
     files: string[];
     /** Name for the new patch (used in its filename slug). */
     name: string;
-    /** Category for the new patch; defaults to the source patch's category. */
+    /** Category for the new patch. Defaults to the source patch's category. */
     category?: string;
     /** Description for the new patch. */
     description?: string;
@@ -461,7 +462,7 @@ export interface PatchMoveFilesOptions extends Confirmable, PatchLockWaitable, U
     create?: boolean;
     /** Exact sparse order for the created patch. Only valid with `create`. */
     order?: number;
-    /** Category for the created patch; defaults to the source patch's. */
+    /** Category for the created patch. Defaults to the source patch's. */
     category?: string;
     /** Description for the created patch. */
     description?: string;
@@ -500,15 +501,15 @@ export interface RunOptions {
      * Enable smoke-run mode. Launches the browser, streams the console,
      * sends SIGTERM to the whole process group after `smokeExit` seconds,
      * and applies the smoke exit contract:
-     *  - `0` — clean window (no unallowed error lines).
-     *  - `ExitCode.SMOKE_EXIT_FAILURE` (12) — one or more console lines
+     *  - `0`: clean window (no unallowed error lines).
+     *  - `ExitCode.SMOKE_EXIT_FAILURE` (12): one or more console lines
      *    matched the error heuristic and were not covered by the allowlist.
-     *  - `ExitCode.SMOKE_LAUNCH_FAILURE` (13) — the browser exited with a
-     *    non-clean status before the smoke window elapsed (launch-side
-     *    failure we cannot observe as a console line — crash before console
-     *    wiring, missing profile, etc.).
+     *  - `ExitCode.SMOKE_LAUNCH_FAILURE` (13): the browser exited with a
+     *    non-clean status before the smoke window elapsed (a launch-side
+     *    failure we cannot observe as a console line, such as a crash
+     *    before console wiring, or a missing profile).
      *
-     * POSIX only (process-group semantics do not map cleanly onto Windows);
+     * POSIX only (process-group semantics do not map cleanly onto Windows).
      * `runSmokeExit` rejects the flag up front on `win32`.
      */
     smokeExit?: number;
@@ -520,7 +521,7 @@ export interface RunOptions {
     consoleAllow?: string[];
     /**
      * Path to a newline-delimited allowlist regex file. Blank lines and
-     * `#` comments are ignored; each remaining line is compiled as a
+     * `#` comments are ignored. Each remaining line is compiled as a
      * regex and appended to the active allowlist.
      */
     consoleAllowFile?: string;
@@ -555,7 +556,7 @@ export interface TestOptions extends EngineLockWaitable {
      * Run the scoped pre-test build (packaging exactly the requested paths,
      * MIXED harnesses allowed) and exit without dispatching tests. One
      * ~10-minute build then covers both an xpcshell and a browser-chrome
-     * half of a slice; run each harness afterwards without `--build`.
+     * half of a slice. Run each harness afterwards without `--build`.
      * Emits `FIREFORGE-VERDICT: PASS` on success.
      */
     buildOnly?: boolean;
@@ -573,7 +574,7 @@ export interface TestOptions extends EngineLockWaitable {
      * Forwarded to the PRE-TEST build: refuse (rather than warn) when that
      * build would overwrite engine content recorded in neither a patch body
      * nor the pristine baseline. Same meaning as `fireforge build`'s flag of
-     * the same name — a scripted `test --build` is exactly the shape the
+     * the same name. A scripted `test --build` is exactly the shape the
      * multi-session hazard shows up in, and until now it was the one shape
      * that could not arm the refusal. Valid only with `--build`/`--build-only`.
      */
@@ -589,8 +590,8 @@ export interface TestOptions extends EngineLockWaitable {
     /**
      * Extra arguments forwarded verbatim to `mach test` (repeatable). Escape
      * valve for upstream xpcshell/mochitest flags that FireForge does not
-     * model directly. Order relative to other flags is preserved; passthrough
-     * values appear after `--headless` if both are set.
+     * model directly. Order relative to other flags is preserved, and
+     * passthrough values appear after `--headless` if both are set.
      */
     machArg?: string[];
     /**
@@ -608,8 +609,8 @@ export interface TestOptions extends EngineLockWaitable {
     /**
      * Terminate harness helper processes (`xpcshell` httpd, `pywebsocket`,
      * `ssltunnel`, `moz-http2`) that survived an earlier run in this
-     * project's objdir. The census itself runs on EVERY test dispatch and is
-     * report-only; this flag opts into the kill. Survivors slow later runs
+     * project's objdir. The census itself runs on every test dispatch and is
+     * report-only. This flag opts into the kill. Survivors slow later runs
      * without appearing in their output, so the visibility is the default and
      * the termination is the choice.
      */
@@ -618,9 +619,9 @@ export interface TestOptions extends EngineLockWaitable {
     allowStaleBuild?: boolean;
     /**
      * Permit tests despite `components.conf` changes that only a full
-     * `fireforge build` compiles into the StaticComponents table — the
-     * packaged child process will resolve the OLD table. For operators who
-     * rebuilt out-of-band and accept the risk; distinct from
+     * `fireforge build` compiles into the StaticComponents table. The
+     * packaged child process will resolve the old table. For operators who
+     * rebuilt out-of-band and accept the risk. Distinct from
      * `allowStaleBuild`, which only accepts stale packaged content.
      */
     allowStaleComponents?: boolean;
@@ -637,14 +638,14 @@ export interface TestOptions extends EngineLockWaitable {
      * Force dispatch through the generic `mach test` command instead of the
      * suite-specific `mach xpcshell-test` / `mach mochitest` commands a
      * single-suite run auto-selects. Escape hatch for the rare case where a
-     * suite-specific command misbehaves; on a healthy host the generic command
+     * suite-specific command misbehaves. On a healthy host the generic command
      * is equivalent. The default (auto suite dispatch) skips the mozlog
      * resource monitor that crashes `mach test` on a broken host.
      */
     genericMachTest?: boolean;
     /**
      * Commander negation flag for `--no-shard`. When false, multiple test
-     * paths run in one combined mach invocation; by default they shard into
+     * paths run in one combined mach invocation. By default they shard into
      * sequential single-file harness runs with an aggregate report.
      */
     shard?: boolean;
@@ -773,15 +774,15 @@ export interface FurnaceCreateOptions {
      * Test harness style to scaffold when `--with-tests` is set.
      *
      * - `browser-chrome` (default when `--with-tests` is set without
-     *   `--test-style`) — browser mochitest scaffold; requires a working
+     *   `--test-style`): browser mochitest scaffold. Requires a working
      *   `tabbrowser`. Prefer this for interactive chrome/widget coverage
      *   (including on macOS).
-     * - `mochikit` — opt-in MochiKit test at
+     * - `mochikit`: opt-in MochiKit test at
      *   `engine/toolkit/content/tests/widgets/test_<tag>.html` that loads
      *   the component via `chrome://global/`. Use when the top-level chrome
-     *   document lacks a `tabbrowser`; on macOS the toolkit mochitest-chrome
+     *   document lacks a `tabbrowser`. On macOS the toolkit mochitest-chrome
      *   flavor can be unreliable (long idle timeout).
-     * - `xpcshell` — equivalent to setting `--xpcshell`; headless, storage-only.
+     * - `xpcshell`: equivalent to setting `--xpcshell`. Headless, storage-only.
      */
     testStyle?: 'mochikit' | 'browser-chrome' | 'xpcshell';
     /** Stock component tag names composed internally by this component */
@@ -807,7 +808,7 @@ export interface FurnaceCreateOptions {
      * Without this flag, a name that does not start with the prefix is
      * rejected before any files are written, so a prefix-mismatched
      * component cannot leave behind a half-scaffolded state. Pass this
-     * flag only when you know the prefix mismatch is intentional — e.g.
+     * flag only when you know the prefix mismatch is intentional, e.g.
      * creating an experimental component whose name intentionally breaks
      * the fork's convention.
      */
@@ -859,25 +860,25 @@ export interface PatchRenameOptions extends Confirmable, DryRunnable, PatchLockW
      * New human-readable name. Sanitised the same way `export --name`
      * sanitises into the filename slug (lowercase, non-alphanumerics
      * collapsed to `-`, length-capped). The patch's `name` field stores
-     * the raw value; the filename uses the sanitised slug. Optional when
+     * the raw value. The filename uses the sanitised slug. Optional when
      * `--category`/`--order`/`--description` carry the change.
      */
     to?: string;
     /**
      * New category (validated against configured categories). Rewrites
-     * the filename prefix and the manifest row in one transaction —
+     * the filename prefix and the manifest row in one transaction, so
      * recategorising no longer requires `patch delete` + fresh export.
      */
     category?: string;
     /**
-     * Move the patch to this exact UNUSED sparse order. Collisions refuse
-     * with a pointer to `patch reorder` (which renumbers siblings); an
+     * Move the patch to this exact unused sparse order. Collisions refuse
+     * with a pointer to `patch reorder` (which renumbers siblings). An
      * order change is projected through cross-patch lint first.
      */
     order?: number;
     /**
      * Replacement description. Omit to leave the description unchanged
-     * (intentional — operators frequently want to relabel the slug
+     * (intentional: operators frequently want to relabel the slug
      * without touching the description).
      */
     description?: string;
@@ -906,9 +907,9 @@ export interface StatusOptions {
     /**
      * Report the engine-session lock instead of file status:
      * holder pid, the command it is running, how long it has held the lock,
-     * and how many waiters are queued behind it. Read-only — it never
+     * and how many waiters are queued behind it. Read-only: it never
      * acquires the lock, so it is safe to run while a build or test holds
-     * it, which is exactly when an operator asks.
+     * it, which is when an operator usually asks.
      */
     lock?: boolean;
     unmanaged?: boolean;
@@ -921,7 +922,7 @@ export interface StatusOptions {
     ownership?: boolean;
     /**
      * Print the recorded test-packaging coverage of the last build baseline
-     * (scope, timestamp, recording invocation) and exit. Read-only — the
+     * (scope, timestamp, recording invocation) and exit. Read-only, and the
      * counterpart to the out-of-coverage test refusal.
      */
     testCoverage?: boolean;
@@ -936,18 +937,18 @@ export interface StatusOptions {
     summary?: boolean;
     /**
      * With `--json` (and composing with `--summary`), append an additive
-     * `ownership` block — the flat path→owning-patch rows plus
-     * managed/unmanaged/conflict counts — so a gate reads ownership,
-     * classification, and the check verdict from ONE scan instead of three
-     * back-to-back `status` invocations. A modifier, not a mode: exit
-     * semantics are unchanged, so ownership conflicts still fail only the
-     * human `--ownership` mode. Refused without `--json`.
+     * `ownership` block (the flat path→owning-patch rows plus
+     * managed/unmanaged/conflict counts) so a gate reads ownership,
+     * classification, and the check verdict from one scan instead of three
+     * back-to-back `status` invocations. This is a modifier rather than a
+     * mode: exit semantics are unchanged, so ownership conflicts still fail
+     * only the human `--ownership` mode. Refused without `--json`.
      */
     includeOwnership?: boolean;
     /**
      * Exit non-zero when any classification in the fail policy is
      * non-empty (default policy: unmanaged, patch-owned-drift, conflict).
-     * Composes with the default view and `--json`; refused alongside
+     * Composes with the default view and `--json`. Refused alongside
      * `--raw`/`--unmanaged`/`--ownership`/`--test-coverage`.
      */
     check?: boolean;
@@ -963,7 +964,7 @@ export interface StatusOptions {
  */
 export interface TokenAddOptions {
     /**
-     * Required for a base declaration; optional under
+     * Required for a base declaration. Optional under
      * {@link TokenAddOptions.variant}, which routes into a `:root<selector>`
      * block where no category applies.
      */
@@ -1038,8 +1039,8 @@ export interface LintCommandOptions {
     /**
      * When set, tag each issue as `introduced` or `cumulative` based on
      * whether its file changed since this git revision (e.g. `HEAD`, a
-     * branch name, or a SHA). Issues are not filtered — the full set still
-     * prints — but a diff-scoped summary makes it trivial to see which
+     * branch name, or a SHA). Issues are not filtered and the full set
+     * still prints, but a diff-scoped summary makes it easy to see which
      * errors the current task introduced.
      */
     since?: string;
@@ -1062,8 +1063,8 @@ export interface LintCommandOptions {
      * On a repo where `import` or `rebase` has just applied the full queue,
      * the aggregate diff sums every patch's changes, and the patch-size
      * advisory rules (`large-patch-lines`, `large-patch-files`) fire against
-     * that sum — "Patch is 37529 lines" for a queue of individually-fine
-     * patches. `--per-patch` rescopes the diff to each patch's own
+     * that sum, reporting "Patch is 37529 lines" for a queue of
+     * individually-fine patches. `--per-patch` rescopes the diff to each patch's own
      * `filesAffected`, honours the patch's own `lintIgnore`, and runs the
      * cross-patch rules once over the whole queue so queue-level findings
      * still surface.
@@ -1076,7 +1077,7 @@ export interface LintCommandOptions {
      * Restrict `--per-patch` to a named subset of the queue (by filename,
      * filename ± `.patch`, or manifest `name`). Lets a change that touches a
      * handful of patches run the per-patch gate over just those instead of
-     * the full ~90-patch queue. Only valid with {@link perPatch}; queue-level
+     * the full ~90-patch queue. Only valid with {@link perPatch}. Queue-level
      * findings (policy, cross-patch) are scoped to files the subset touches.
      */
     patches?: string[];

package/dist/src/types/commands/patches.d.ts

@@ -32,21 +32,21 @@ export interface PatchResult {
     /** Whether the patch was auto-resolved (new file vs existing file conflict) */
     autoResolved?: boolean;
     /**
-     * Pre-existing BYTES of files the auto-resolve overwrote (or, for a binary
-     * new file, removed), keyed by engine-relative path. Kept for the RUN's
-     * duration (not just the retry): if a later patch fails and
+     * Pre-existing bytes of files the auto-resolve overwrote (or, for a
+     * binary new file, removed), keyed by engine-relative path. Kept for the
+     * whole run's duration, not just the retry: if a later patch fails and
      * `rollbackPatches` reverse-applies this one, reversing a new-file patch
-     * DELETES the file — these snapshots are the only way to restore what was
-     * there before the auto-resolve.
+     * deletes the file, and these snapshots are the only way to restore what
+     * was there before the auto-resolve.
      *
      * Raw bytes rather than decoded text, because the same snapshot has to
      * restore a binary target byte-for-byte.
      *
-     * Typed `Uint8Array`, not `Buffer`: this interface is published, and the
-     * emitted `.d.ts` naming a Node global made a consumer without
+     * Typed `Uint8Array` rather than `Buffer`: this interface is published,
+     * and the emitted `.d.ts` naming a Node global made a consumer without
      * `@types/node` fail to compile against the package (`TS2591` in the
-     * pack smoke test). Every `Buffer` assigns to it — `Buffer` extends
-     * `Uint8Array` — and `fs.writeFile` accepts it, so nothing at the call
+     * pack smoke test). Every `Buffer` assigns to it, since `Buffer` extends
+     * `Uint8Array`, and `fs.writeFile` accepts it, so nothing at the call
      * sites changes.
      */
     autoResolvedOriginals?: Map<string, Uint8Array>;
@@ -81,15 +81,15 @@ export interface PatchMetadata {
     /**
      * Optional per-patch list of lint check IDs to suppress when this patch is
      * the target of `export`, `export-all`, or `re-export`. Exists for the
-     * class of patch that is advisory-noisy by nature — a cohesive branding
-     * bundle, a localised-resource pack, an auto-generated manifest — where
+     * class of patch that is advisory-noisy by nature (a cohesive branding
+     * bundle, a localised-resource pack, an auto-generated manifest) where
      * the generic `large-patch-lines` / `large-patch-files` thresholds do not
      * apply but `--skip-lint`, which silences every error rather than the one
      * that does not apply, is too coarse.
      *
      * Values are free-form check IDs (e.g. `"large-patch-lines"`). Checks not
      * listed here still run normally. An entry for an unknown check ID is a
-     * no-op — the metadata documents the intent to suppress even if the check
+     * no-op: the metadata documents the intent to suppress even if the check
      * is later renamed or removed.
      */
     lintIgnore?: string[];
@@ -99,14 +99,14 @@ export interface PatchMetadata {
      * cross-cutting registration files alongside `browser/branding/<name>/`
      * (notably `browser/moz.configure`, which registers the new branding
      * flavor with the top-level configure). The narrow auto-detect allowlist
-     * in `isBrandingOnlyPatch` covers the canonical shape; a fork whose
+     * in `isBrandingOnlyPatch` covers the canonical shape. A fork whose
      * branding patch also touches an unlisted sibling falls through to the
      * general tier and trips the hard limit on what is legitimately one
      * branding diff.
      *
      * Declaring `tier: "branding"` forces the branding thresholds (notice
      * 8000 / warning 18000 / error 30000 lines, ≤60 files) regardless of
-     * `filesAffected`. It is the weaker claim than test: an all-tests patch
+     * `filesAffected`. It is a weaker claim than test: an all-tests patch
      * stays in the test tier even with this set, because those thresholds are
      * already more permissive.
      *
@@ -130,11 +130,11 @@ export interface PatchStagedDependencies {
     forwardImports?: PatchStagedForwardImport[];
     /**
      * Registration-shaped forward dependencies: packaging or registration
-     * LINES (a jar.mn entry, a customElements registration, an actor
+     * lines (a jar.mn entry, a customElements registration, an actor
      * registration) this patch adds that reference a file a later patch
      * creates. Unlike `forwardImports`, these are validated by matching the
-     * declared line against the patch's added content, not by finding an
-     * import specifier — packaging lines have no import to match.
+     * declared line against the patch's added content rather than by finding
+     * an import specifier, since packaging lines have no import to match.
      */
     registrations?: PatchStagedRegistration[];
 }
@@ -227,8 +227,8 @@ export interface PatchLintIssue {
      * Diff-scoping tag populated by `lint --since <rev>`. Absent when the
      * caller did not request diff-scoping.
      *
-     * - `introduced` — the issue's file was touched in the diff since `<rev>`.
-     * - `cumulative` — the issue is pre-existing patch-state drift not
+     * - `introduced`: the issue's file was touched in the diff since `<rev>`.
+     * - `cumulative`: the issue is pre-existing patch-state drift not
      *   introduced by the current task.
      */
     tag?: 'introduced' | 'cumulative';

package/dist/src/types/commands/project.d.ts

@@ -4,7 +4,7 @@
 /**
  * Result of a doctor check.
  *
- * `severity` is the single source of truth; consumers that want a boolean
+ * `severity` is the single source of truth. Consumers that want a boolean
  * derive it as `severity !== 'error'`.
  */
 export interface DoctorCheck {
@@ -23,7 +23,7 @@ export interface DoctorCheck {
 export interface TokenCoverageFileEntry {
     /** File path (relative to engine root) */
     file: string;
-    /** var(--{prefix}*) usages — fully tokenized */
+    /** var(--{prefix}*) usages, fully tokenized */
     tokenUsages: number;
     /** var(--*) usages referencing allowlisted tokens */
     allowlisted: number;
@@ -38,7 +38,7 @@ export interface TokenCoverageFileEntry {
 export interface TokenCoverageReport {
     /** Total CSS files scanned */
     filesScanned: number;
-    /** var(--{prefix}*) usages — fully tokenized */
+    /** var(--{prefix}*) usages, fully tokenized */
     tokenUsages: number;
     /** var(--*) usages referencing allowlisted tokens */
     allowlistedUsages: number;