autonomous-sdlc-harness 0.6.4 → 0.6.6

package/dist/doctor/checks.js

@@ -1327,7 +1327,7 @@ function pidIsAlive(pid) {
  * bare pid walk there would count a `parked`, `paused` or `failed` record whose pid happens to have
  * been reused.
  *
- * An absent, unreadable or unparseable registry counts `0`: this is a report, and a repository whose
+ * An absent, unreadable or unparsable registry counts `0`: this is a report, and a repository whose
  * artifact tree cannot be read is better described as "none observed" than as a fault. It reads one
  * file and writes nothing.
  */
@@ -3635,24 +3635,24 @@ const IGNORE_RULES_CHECK = {
         // Hidden with its negation still in the block, hidden with no negation left at all, and not
         // answered — three states with three different sentences to write.
         const shadowed = [];
-        const unexcepted = [];
+        const unlisted = [];
         const untested = [];
         for (const readme of contractFiles) {
             const verdict = pathIsIgnored(ctx.repoRoot, readme);
             if (verdict === undefined)
                 untested.push(readme);
             else if (verdict)
-                (negated.has(readme) ? shadowed : unexcepted).push(readme);
+                (negated.has(readme) ? shadowed : unlisted).push(readme);
         }
-        const hidden = [...shadowed, ...unexcepted];
+        const hidden = [...shadowed, ...unlisted];
         if (hidden.length > 0) {
             const one = hidden.length === 1;
             const remedies = [
                 shadowed.length > 0
                     ? `${nameList(shadowed)} ${shadowed.length === 1 ? 'is' : 'are'} excepted by a \`!\` negation the block still carries, and some rule in force matches the path *after* it — git resolves a path by the **last** pattern that matches, so the exception is inert: put the directory's contents rule — \`<dir>/*\` — back **above** its negation inside the managed block in ${path}, or delete the superseded rule that shadows it. No re-run removes or moves a line, so that edit is by hand`
                     : '',
-                unexcepted.length > 0
-                    ? `the managed block carries no \`!<path>\` negation for ${nameList(unexcepted)} at all: the line that excepts ${unexcepted.length === 1 ? "this directory's" : "these directories'"} committed contract file is missing from ${path}. Re-run \`${CLI} init\`, which merges it back in at its position inside the block`
+                unlisted.length > 0
+                    ? `the managed block carries no \`!<path>\` negation for ${nameList(unlisted)} at all: the line that excepts ${unlisted.length === 1 ? "this directory's" : "these directories'"} committed contract file is missing from ${path}. Re-run \`${CLI} init\`, which merges it back in at its position inside the block`
                     : '',
             ].filter((part) => part !== '');
             return fail(`git reports ${nameList(hidden)} ignored in this working tree, though the run-artifact tree generator commits ${one ? 'it' : 'each of them'} as the contract for what its directory holds: \`git add\` refuses ${one ? 'it' : 'them'} and ${one ? 'it stays' : 'they stay'} untracked while init, doctor and every git command report success. ${remedies.join('. ')}. Then \`git add\` each path named here`);
@@ -4391,7 +4391,7 @@ function lastNonEmptyLine(output) {
  *
  * **`spawnSync` rather than `execFileSync`**, for the reason `cli/src/commands/doctor.ts` →
  * `runNotifier` states: `execFileSync` returns stdout and surfaces a child's stderr on the error path
- * only, and the child's corpus-coverage warnings — an unset or mis-spelled `docs.root`, a missing
+ * only, and the child's corpus-coverage warnings — an unset or misspelled `docs.root`, a missing
  * conventions document — are printed on stderr by a run that **succeeds**. This is the one check an
  * adopter runs to answer "is retrieval set up correctly?", so a build over a corpus missing the whole
  * documentation catalog must not read as an unqualified pass.