@redocly/recheck 0.1.0 → 0.3.0

package/presets/google/sources.json

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+{
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+    "method": "article-body-sha256",
+    "description": "Each digest is sha256 over the UTF-8 bytes of the <article class=\"devsite-article\">...</article> region extracted from the raw HTML response -- NOT the full page. Hashing the full raw HTML is not reproducible: every fetch embeds a per-request <script type=\"application/json\" analytics> blob whose JSON keys serialize in non-deterministic order, a CSP nonce regenerated per request, and an inline feature-flag bootstrap array whose element order also varies per request. None of that reflects the guide's actual content. The <article class=\"devsite-article\"> region contains the guide's rendered content (headings, paragraphs, lists, tables) and excludes all of the above -- verified byte-identical across two consecutive fetches for all 30 pages below. See PROVENANCE.md's 'sources.json normalization' section for the full reproduction method and evidence.",
+    "extractionPattern": "<article class=\"devsite-article\">.*?</article>",
+    "extractionFlags": "dotall, first match",
+    "hashedBytesField": "bytes -- the byte length of the EXTRACTED region (UTF-8), not the raw page. A future re-check with a matching `bytes` but different `sha256` (or vice versa) signals the extraction may have changed shape rather than the content, and should be triaged before treating it as drift.",
+    "fetchMethod": "curl -- confirmed empirically (Fix wave C / Item 4) that a plain Node `fetch()` returns a materially different HTML variant of the same URL than `curl` does (not just the non-deterministic per-request noise described above -- a different response shape from the same server for the same request, attributable to the client). A future re-check must fetch with `curl`, not `fetch()` or another HTTP client, or a client-driven variant could be misread as guide drift."
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package/presets/inclusive-language/PROVENANCE.md

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+# Provenance: `recheck/inclusive-language`
+
+Composable, guide-agnostic preset: the **intersection** of `recheck/google`
+and `recheck/microsoft`'s inclusive/bias-free/ableist/accessibility content —
+terminology both flagship guides independently state should be avoided.
+Sync date: **2026-07-30** (no new fetch; see "How this preset was verified"
+below).
+
+Modification note: rules are adapted to Recheck's assertion vocabulary
+(`swap`, `pattern`); wording is paraphrased into each rule's `message`, not
+quoted verbatim. Every rule carries a `link:` to one of its two source pages
+(picked for specificity; the other guide's citation lives in this table and
+in the rule's own code comment).
+
+## Shipped rules
+
+All `warn` severity (pure word-choice/terminology, no structural content —
+matching both flagships' "word choice → warn" policy) and all detection-only
+(`fix: false`, forced structurally — see `inclusive-language.ts`'s header).
+
+| Rule id | Term(s) | Google source | Microsoft source | Note |
+|---|---|---|---|---|
+| `inclusive-language/slave` | `slave` | C§3.5 row 2 ("Don't use. Instead, use alternative terms... such as worker or replica.") | a-z/master-slave (H.md row 46: "Don't use master/slave. Use primary/replica...") | Bare `master` excluded on both sides — too polysemous (master's degree, master key, git branch name); only the unambiguous `slave` ships as a swap. |
+| `inclusive-language/master-slave-pairing` | `master/slave`, `master-slave` | C§3.5 row 1 ("Never use in conjunction with slave... primary, main, original, parent... controller... leader, or active") | a-z/master-slave (H.md row 46) + bias-free-communication (E.md V25) | The two guides disagree on the replacement (primary/replica vs. primary/subordinate) — ships as `pattern`, matching `microsoft/master-slave`'s own resolution of the identical disagreement. |
+| `inclusive-language/blacklist-whitelist` | `blacklist`, `whitelist` (noun forms) | C§3.5 rows 3-4 | a-z/blacklist, a-z/whitelist (G.md row 58, H.md row 45) | Both guides separately caution the VERB forms don't take a word-for-word swap; message says so. Single-word replacement (`denylist`/`allowlist`) per spec, noting Microsoft's two-word preference. |
+| `inclusive-language/dmz` | `DMZ`, `demilitarized zone` | C§3.5 row 26 | a-z/demilitarized-zone-dmz (G.md row 61) + bias-free-communication | Rare exact match: both guides recommend the identical replacement, "perimeter network". Anchored against the real Korean-border sense (`(?!\s+(?:dividing|between|separating)\b)`), the same guard already proven necessary in `microsoft/bias-free-terms`. |
+| `inclusive-language/grayed-out` | `grayed-out`, `greyed-out` | C§3.5 row 20 | a-z/gray-grayed-out (G.md row 112) | Microsoft's own page: "Don't use gray or grayed out to describe commands or options that are in an unusable state—use not available or isn't available instead" — the shared conclusion is that the JARGON TERM itself should be avoided; Google's "unavailable" ships as the default replacement text. **Not** "shaded": the live page reserves "shaded" for describing the appearance of checkboxes that represent a mixture of settings, a narrower, different case, not a general alternate phrasing for "grayed out" (same distinction `recheck/microsoft`'s own PROVENANCE.md draws for its "shaded" entry). |
+| `inclusive-language/he-she` | `he/she`, `s/he` | Google pronouns page (via C/D.md context) | bias-free-communication V23 (E.md): "Don't use constructions like he/she and s/he." | `(s)he` and "his or her" are NOT independently Microsoft-confirmed as literal banned strings (V23's own caveat) — left out. |
+| `inclusive-language/nondisabled-person` | `normal person`, `healthy person` | D§3.6 row 45 (inclusive-documentation): "Don't describe people without disabilities as normal or healthy" | Microsoft accessibility table Row 5: "Person without a disability" preferred / "Non-disabled person, able-bodied person" acceptable | Matched phrase-level, never bare `normal`/`healthy` — both guides' own text (and `microsoft/accessibility-terms`'s collision note) flag the statistical/wellness senses of the bare words as unrelated and unaddressed. |
+| `inclusive-language/suffering-victim` | `suffering from`, `victim of` | D§3.6 row 43 (inclusive-documentation): "such as victim of, suffering from... instead, use... experiencing, living with" | Microsoft accessibility table Row 4 ("suffers from", "a victim of" in Do-not-use column) + bias-free V28 | Microsoft's own replacement for Row 4 is sometimes a fuller, condition-specific sentence rewrite, not a literal swap — message notes this. Microsoft's "affected by"/"stricken with" (also Row 4) are NOT Google-confirmed and are excluded. |
+| `inclusive-language/differently-abled` | `differently abled` | D§3.6 row 44 (inclusive-documentation, DETECT-ONLY, no replacement given): "physically challenged, special, differently abled, handi-capable" | Microsoft accessibility table Row 8 (Do-not-use column), preferred "person with cognitive disabilities, developmental disabilities, learning disabilities, or dyslexia" | Only "differently abled" is the exact shared string across the two guides' respective lists; Google's other three synonyms in the same row are not independently Microsoft-confirmed. Detection-only, no forced replacement: the two guides scope this euphemism to different specific disabilities. |
+| `inclusive-language/crippled` | `cripple`, `crippled` | D§3.6 row 27 (word-list#cripple): figurative → "slowed down"; of-person → person-first alternatives | Microsoft accessibility table Row 2 (Do-not-use column), preferred "person with limited mobility, person who has a mobility or physical disability" | Detection-only, no forced replacement — the two guides give different alternative sets for the figurative vs. person-reference senses. `microsoft/accessibility-terms` already ships `crippled` bare/unguarded with no demonstrated unrelated collision; this preset does the same for both `cripple` and `crippled`. |
+| `inclusive-language/nuke` | `nuke` | C§3.5 (word-list#nuke): "Don't use. Instead use remove or attack." | Militaristic-language "Never use" list (E.md V26): "...nuke, go nuclear..." | The one term drawn from Microsoft's militaristic list. No other Google-confirmed term overlaps that list. |
+
+## Excluded (single-guide coverage — the intersection principle)
+
+These terms are `CONFIRMED` on only ONE guide's side, so they are left out —
+shipping them here would make this preset silently guide-specific rather than
+composable onto either flagship:
+
+**Google-only** (no Microsoft evidence found in any verification pass):
+`graylist`/`greylist`, `blackhat`/`whitehat`/`grayhat`, `blackhole` (verb),
+`black-box`/`white-box`/`gray-box` testing (Microsoft's own "black box: never"
+entry is a general A-Z word-choice row, not bias-free/accessibility-themed —
+see "Also excluded" below), `white label`, `white glove`, `grandfathered`,
+`guys`/`you guys`, `gypsy`, `ghetto`, `ninja`, `guru`, `sherpa`, `dojo`, `mom
+test`/`grandma test`/`girlfriend test`, `monkey test`, `brown bag`, `build
+cop`/`build sheriff`, `war room`, `tribal knowledge`, `native` (of people),
+`first class`/`first-class citizen`, `male adapter`, `female adapter`, `man
+hours`, `manmade`/`man made`, `manned`, `man-in-the-middle`/MITM,
+`preferred pronouns`, `final solution`, `denigrate`, `target` (verb, of
+people), `webmaster`, `sexy`, `voodoo`, `holiday`/`Black Friday`/`Cyber
+Monday`, `the elderly`/`the aged`/`senior citizens`, `the disabled`, `a
+quadriplegic`, `wheelchair-bound`, `unsighted`/`visually challenged` (these
+resolve to `blind`'s person-reference alternatives, never its figurative
+ones — moot here since Microsoft doesn't independently confirm either term),
+`crazy`/`bonkers`/`mad`/`lunatic`/`insane`/`loony`, `sane`, `sanity check`,
+`retarded`, `dumb down`, `dummy variable`, `blind to`/`blind eye to`.
+
+**Microsoft-only** (no Google evidence found): `chairman`/`chairwoman`,
+`mankind`, `manpower`, `salesman`/`salesmen` (Microsoft's own bias-free page,
+V24 — Google's guide never states these), `screened subnet` (paired with DMZ
+on Microsoft's page but not independently on Google's), `sight-impaired`,
+`vision-impaired`, `hearing-impaired` (Google's own, DIFFERENT terms —
+`unsighted`/`visually challenged` — are the Google-side equivalent family,
+but the literal strings differ, so neither side's term is shipped here),
+`dumb`, `mute`, `non-verbal`, `an epileptic`, `maimed`, `missing a limb`,
+`birth defect`, `Special Ed person`, `stupid`, `slow learner`, `mentally
+handicapped`, `special needs` (appears TWICE on Microsoft's own 11-row table
+with two different preferred replacements — a real self-contradiction on
+Microsoft's own page — moot here regardless since Google never states it),
+`handicapped`/`the handicapped`/`people with handicaps`, `lame` (excluded on
+Microsoft's own preset too, for colliding with "lame excuse"/"lame joke" —
+the same reasoning applies here even though it happens to be
+Microsoft-only), `Asperger's`.
+
+## Also excluded (present in both guides' broader word lists, but not shipped
+here as inclusive-language)
+
+- **`disable`/`disabled` (of a broken/malfunctioning system)** — Google
+  confirms (word-list#disable: "use inactive, unavailable, deactivate, turn
+  off, or deselect") and Microsoft confirms (a-z/disable-disabled: "Use turn
+  off") a narrow ableist-metaphor sense (describing something as "disabled"
+  to mean broken). **Deliberately not shipped**: `disable`/`disabled` is
+  core, ubiquitous, entirely correct technical vocabulary in exactly the
+  corpus Recheck targets ("disable this feature", "the API is disabled",
+  feature flags) — a bare-word rule would misfire on nearly every API
+  document that describes turning something off, a worse false-positive
+  profile than the `shall`/`implement`/`command` hazard the plain-language
+  preset's header calls out. The guide's actual "avoid" case (describing
+  something as broken, not merely off) has no reliable textual signal to
+  anchor against.
+- **`hang`/`hung` (of a system)**, **`healthy` (of a system)** — present in
+  both Google's word-list (word-list#hang, word-list#healthy) and
+  Microsoft's general A-Z word list ("hang, hangs -> stop responding",
+  SUBSTRING-RISK-flagged). Excluded here because, looked at independently,
+  this is general word-choice/precision content on BOTH sides (not sourced
+  from either guide's bias-free-communication/inclusive-documentation/
+  accessibility pages) — `recheck/google`'s own PROVENANCE.md independently
+  excludes both for the identical polysemy reason ("hung the picture", "hung
+  jury", "a healthy amount of caution", "healthy competition").
+- **`black box`** (bare, general sense) — Google's C§3.5 entry is
+  explicitly framed as inclusive language (alongside blacklist/whitelist);
+  Microsoft's matching A-Z row ("black box | never | DETECT-ONLY") is a
+  general word-choice entry with no bias-free/accessibility framing found in
+  any source. Left out for the same reason as `hang`/`healthy` above — only
+  one side's citation is actually inclusive-language-themed.
+
+## How this preset was verified
+
+Every term shipped here was already confirmed against a live page while
+verifying `recheck/google`'s inclusive/ableist-language content and
+`recheck/microsoft`'s bias-free, militaristic-language, and
+accessibility-terms content — no separate web fetch was needed for this
+preset. This file was built by taking the **intersection** of those existing
+results: a term ships here only if it is independently `CONFIRMED` on at
+least one Google source AND at least one Microsoft source. Where only one
+guide covers a term, it is listed in "Excluded" above with the reason — that
+asymmetry is what keeps this preset safely composable onto *either* flagship
+without duplicating or contradicting either one's own word list.
+
+### Duplicate-finding audit
+
+Unlike `recheck/plain-language` (where two clean single-phrase duplicates
+were found and removed — see its own PROVENANCE.md), this preset's overlap
+with the flagships is NOT a removable defect: it is the direct, unavoidable
+consequence of building it as their intersection in the first place. Every
+term shipped here is, by construction, already confirmed by at least one of
+the two flagship reports — which usually means it is already SHIPPED by
+that flagship's own preset too.
+
+Measured directly with `lintContent` over this preset's own violations
+fixture (`inclusive-language-violations.md`, which exercises all 11 shipped
+rules), stacked onto each flagship in turn (see `preset-composition.test.ts`'s
+"duplicate findings" describe block for the live, asserted counts):
+
+| Stacked with | Total problems | Duplicate positions | Rules that duplicate | Rules that are net-new |
+|---|---|---|---|---|
+| `recheck/google` | 32 | **11** | `slave`, `blacklist-whitelist`, `grayed-out`, `he-she`, `dmz`, `nuke`, `suffering-victim` (7 of 11) | `master-slave-pairing`, `nondisabled-person`, `differently-abled`, `crippled` (4 of 11) |
+| `recheck/microsoft` | 27 | **8** | `dmz`, `master-slave-pairing`, `nondisabled-person`, `differently-abled`, `crippled`, `blacklist-whitelist` (6 of 11) | `slave`, `grayed-out`, `he-she`, `suffering-victim`, `nuke` (5 of 11) |
+
+**The union of the two "duplicates" columns is all 11 rules.** There is no
+rule in this preset that is simultaneously non-duplicate against BOTH
+flagships — every single one duplicates at least one of them. This is
+mathematically inevitable, not a quality gap to fix by trimming: trimming
+the rules that duplicate Google would gut the preset's value for Microsoft
+users and vice versa, and there is no third option that keeps the
+intersection's whole reason for existing (cross-guide agreement) while being
+simultaneously novel against either specific flagship alone.
+
+**Decision, stated plainly rather than left for a user to discover**: this
+preset's full, zero-duplicate value is realized STANDALONE, alongside
+`recheck/prose`, or on a project using neither flagship. Stacked onto
+exactly one flagship, it still adds real value — the "net-new" columns above
+are genuine gaps that flagship's own editorial pass left out — but a
+majority of its findings (7 of 11 with Google, 6 of 11 with Microsoft) will
+be reported twice, once by each preset, for the same span. This is expected
+behavior, documented here and in the preset's own file header and the
+README, not a defect. Stacking it onto BOTH `recheck/google` AND
+`recheck/microsoft` together adds no net-new coverage at all (the union
+above is complete) — combined with this phase's existing guidance that
+composing the two flagships together is not recommended in the first place,
+this preset should not be reached for in that combination expecting new
+signal either.
+
+### Carried-over corrections
+
+- `chubby`/`fat` are Google's own **technical-precision** entries (vague
+  resource sizing, imprecise modifiers), never ableist ones — Google's
+  entries never mention people. Not shipped here (and Google-only besides).
+- `unsighted`/`visually challenged` resolve to the `blind` entry's
+  **person-reference** alternatives, never its figurative ones — not shipped
+  here regardless, since Microsoft doesn't independently confirm either
+  term.

package/presets/inclusive-language/sources.json

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+{
+  "methodology": {
+    "description": "recheck/inclusive-language performed NO NEW FETCH (Task 11 controller resolutions §2): every term is sourced from five existing verification reports (task-9-verify-C.md, task-9-verify-D.md, task-10-verify-E.md, task-10-verify-G.md, task-10-verify-H.md, task-10-verify-accessibility.md), which already fetched and hashed the relevant live pages while building recheck/google and recheck/microsoft. This file cross-references those existing hashes rather than re-fetching or fabricating new ones.",
+    "crossReferencedFiles": [
+      "packages/recheck/presets/google/sources.json",
+      "packages/recheck/presets/microsoft/sources.json"
+    ]
+  },
+  "pages": [
+    {
+      "url": "https://developers.google.com/style/word-list",
+      "guide": "google",
+      "hashRecordedIn": "packages/recheck/presets/google/sources.json",
+      "fetchedAt": "2026-07-29",
+      "coversTerms": [
+        "slave",
+        "master/slave",
+        "blacklist",
+        "whitelist",
+        "grayed-out",
+        "greyed-out",
+        "nuke"
+      ]
+    },
+    {
+      "url": "https://developers.google.com/style/inclusive-documentation",
+      "guide": "google",
+      "hashRecordedIn": "packages/recheck/presets/google/sources.json",
+      "fetchedAt": "2026-07-29",
+      "coversTerms": [
+        "normal person",
+        "healthy person",
+        "suffering from",
+        "victim of",
+        "differently abled"
+      ]
+    },
+    {
+      "url": "https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/style-guide/bias-free-communication",
+      "guide": "microsoft",
+      "hashRecordedIn": "packages/recheck/presets/microsoft/sources.json",
+      "fetchedAt": "2026-07-29",
+      "coversTerms": [
+        "he/she",
+        "s/he",
+        "demilitarized zone",
+        "DMZ",
+        "master/slave (secondary citation)"
+      ]
+    },
+    {
+      "url": "https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/style-guide/militaristic-language",
+      "guide": "microsoft",
+      "hashRecordedIn": "packages/recheck/presets/microsoft/sources.json",
+      "fetchedAt": "2026-07-29",
+      "coversTerms": ["nuke"]
+    },
+    {
+      "url": "https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/style-guide/a-z-word-list-term-collections/m/master-slave",
+      "guide": "microsoft",
+      "hashRecordedIn": "packages/recheck/presets/microsoft/sources.json",
+      "fetchedAt": "2026-07-29",
+      "coversTerms": ["master/slave"]
+    },
+    {
+      "url": "https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/style-guide/a-z-word-list-term-collections/b/blacklist",
+      "guide": "microsoft",
+      "hashRecordedIn": "packages/recheck/presets/microsoft/sources.json",
+      "fetchedAt": "2026-07-29",
+      "coversTerms": ["blacklist"]
+    },
+    {
+      "url": "https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/style-guide/a-z-word-list-term-collections/term-collections/accessibility-terms",
+      "guide": "microsoft",
+      "hashRecordedIn": "packages/recheck/presets/microsoft/sources.json",
+      "fetchedAt": "2026-07-29",
+      "coversTerms": [
+        "crippled",
+        "differently abled",
+        "victim of",
+        "normal person",
+        "healthy person"
+      ]
+    },
+    {
+      "url": "https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/style-guide/a-z-word-list-term-collections/w/whitelist",
+      "guide": "microsoft",
+      "hashRecordedIn": null,
+      "note": "Quoted verbatim in task-10-verify-H.md row 45 ('Never use whitelist. Use allow list instead.') but not independently hashed in microsoft/sources.json — cited via that report's quote, not re-fetched here.",
+      "coversTerms": ["whitelist"]
+    },
+    {
+      "url": "https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/style-guide/a-z-word-list-term-collections/d/demilitarized-zone-dmz",
+      "guide": "microsoft",
+      "hashRecordedIn": null,
+      "note": "Quoted verbatim in task-10-verify-G.md row 61 but not independently hashed in microsoft/sources.json — cited via that report's quote, not re-fetched here.",
+      "coversTerms": ["DMZ", "demilitarized zone"]
+    },
+    {
+      "url": "https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/style-guide/a-z-word-list-term-collections/g/gray-grayed-out",
+      "guide": "microsoft",
+      "hashRecordedIn": null,
+      "note": "Quoted verbatim in task-10-verify-G.md row 112 but not independently hashed in microsoft/sources.json — cited via that report's quote, not re-fetched here.",
+      "coversTerms": ["grayed-out", "greyed-out"]
+    }
+  ]
+}