@shardworks/astrolabe-apparatus 0.1.210 → 0.1.212
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package/README.md
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| `astrolabe.plan-init` | Creates a PlanDoc from the brief writ; validates codex presence |
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| `astrolabe.inventory-check` | Validates that the reader produced a non-empty inventory |
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| `astrolabe.decision-review` | Two-pass engine: blocks for patron review, then reconciles answers |
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| `astrolabe.decision-review` | Two-pass engine: blocks for patron review, then reconciles answers. Decisions with `selected` already pre-set by the analyst are auto-accepted — they are excluded from the InputRequestDoc, and if nothing remains reviewable the engine fast-paths to `writing` without opening the gate. |
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| `astrolabe.spec-publish` | Publishes the generated specification as a new writ |
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### Rig Templates (contributed to Spider)
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// Reviewable decisions are those the analyst left for the patron by
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// leaving `selected` unset. Pre-decided decisions (where the analyst
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const reviewableDecisions = decisions.filter(d => d.selected === undefined);
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// Fast-path: nothing is reviewable. Scope items are implicitly
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await book.patch(planId, {
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// Pre-decided decisions are omitted from both `questions` and `answers`.
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const questions = {};
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