memento-mori-jester 0.1.90 → 0.1.91

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package/CHANGELOG.md CHANGED
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  ## Unreleased
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+ ## 0.1.91
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+ - Added checked public-safe maintainer response snippets for `docs-example`, `fixture-backlog`, and `rule-review-candidate` support outcomes.
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+ - Extended `npm run support:check` and production-readiness checks so response snippets stay aligned with the checked triage playbook.
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+ - Updated README, maintainer triage docs, support examples, production-readiness docs, roadmap, and release notes for lower-friction support replies.
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  ## 0.1.90
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package/README.md CHANGED
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  If one of those reports is confusing or stale, use the public-safe [report gallery feedback template](examples/reports/feedback-template.md). It asks for version, nearest gallery example, sanitized command/output summaries, and redacted diagnostics without private repo code or secrets.
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- Maintainers can use the checked [support triage playbook](examples/support) to turn sanitized reports into a docs example, fixture backlog item, or rule-review candidate without changing behavior first.
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+ Maintainers can use the checked [support triage playbook](examples/support) and [response snippets](examples/support/response-snippets.md) to turn sanitized reports into a docs example, fixture backlog item, or rule-review candidate without changing behavior first.
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  - [Real-World Report Gallery](examples/reports)
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  - [Report Gallery Feedback Template](examples/reports/feedback-template.md)
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  - [Support Triage Playbook](examples/support)
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+ - [Maintainer Response Snippets](examples/support/response-snippets.md)
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  - [Security Policy](SECURITY.md)
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  - [Maintainer Triage](docs/MAINTAINER_TRIAGE.md)
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  - [Changelog](CHANGELOG.md)
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  - [Real-World Report Gallery](examples/reports)
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  - [Report Gallery Feedback Template](examples/reports/feedback-template.md)
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  - [Support Triage Playbook](examples/support)
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+ - [Maintainer Response Snippets](examples/support/response-snippets.md)
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  - [Next.js CI](examples/ci/nextjs.yml)
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  - [Vite React CI](examples/ci/vite-react.yml)
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  - [Express API CI](examples/ci/express-api.yml)
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  Run `npm run fixtures:check` before merging fixture changes; it catches duplicate IDs, missing rule metadata, weak descriptions, unsafe-looking content, and duplicate content.
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  Run `npm run fixtures:report` to see fixture coverage by rule, rule family, preset slice, kind, verdict, quiet-pass boundaries, feasible pass-case gaps, and curation-next guidance before choosing the next fixture. Use `npm run fixtures:report -- --markdown` when you want a paste-ready summary for release notes or GitHub issues.
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  Run `npm run reports:check` after editing [examples/reports](examples/reports); it verifies the public report gallery against an installed package in a temporary consumer project.
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- Run `npm run support:check` after editing issue templates, support docs, the report gallery feedback path, or the [support triage playbook](examples/support); it verifies the public templates ask for useful redacted context without inviting secrets or private code.
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+ Run `npm run support:check` after editing issue templates, support docs, the report gallery feedback path, the [support triage playbook](examples/support), or [response snippets](examples/support/response-snippets.md); it verifies the public templates ask for useful redacted context without inviting secrets or private code.
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  Run `npm run promo:card` to regenerate the repo-local social preview card after changing its copy or design.
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  Run `npm run promo:check` after editing promo assets; it checks the current demo video, stills, docs, and fixture evidence numbers stay in sync.
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  Run `npm run site:check` after editing the repo-local landing page; it verifies the start command, demo links, social card, repo, release, and npm links.
package/ROADMAP.md CHANGED
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  ## Recently Shipped
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+ - Checked maintainer response snippets in v0.1.91, adding public-safe reply templates for docs examples, fixture backlog items, and rule-review candidates.
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  - Checked maintainer triage playbook in v0.1.90, showing how sanitized reports become docs examples, fixture backlog items, or rule-review candidates.
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  - Checked adopter feedback path in v0.1.89, adding a report-gallery issue template, package-shipped feedback template, and support triage guard.
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  ## Product Ideas
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  For users who say a gallery report is confusing, stale, or hard to compare with their local output, point them at [examples/reports/feedback-template.md](../examples/reports/feedback-template.md) or the GitHub [report gallery feedback issue template](../.github/ISSUE_TEMPLATE/report_gallery_feedback.yml). It asks for the nearest checked example, sanitized command and output summaries, version, and redacted diagnostics without asking for private code.
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+ When a report has enough public-safe detail to triage, compare it with the checked [support triage playbook](../examples/support). The playbook walks sanitized report-gallery and false-positive reports through first response, classification, and a follow-up outcome. Use [response-snippets.md](../examples/support/response-snippets.md) to reply consistently after choosing the outcome.
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  Do not ask users to paste secrets, private code, customer data, live credentials, complete CI logs, or unredacted SARIF. If the report involves credential exposure, command execution, unexpected network access, private code disclosure, package publishing, or MCP data exposure, route it through [SECURITY.md](../SECURITY.md).
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  - `README.md` leads with a no-write first run, project bootstrap, agent setup, and optional hooks/CI.
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- - `examples/support` shows maintainers how to classify sanitized reports as a docs example, fixture backlog item, or rule-review candidate before changing behavior.
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+ # Memento Mori Jester v0.1.91
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+ ## Summary
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+ This release adds checked maintainer response snippets for the three support outcomes introduced by the triage playbook: docs clarification, fixture backlog, and rule-review candidate. The goal is to reduce response friction while keeping public replies safe, consistent, and evidence-based.
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+ ## What Changed
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+ - Updated README, maintainer triage docs, support examples, production-readiness docs, roadmap, and changelog.
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+ ## Public Interface
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+ - No CLI command changes.
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+ - No review rule, scoring, matching, or verdict behavior changes.
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+ ## Release Validation
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+ ```powershell
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+ git diff | node .\dist\cli.js diff --fail-on block --subject "v0.1.91 checked maintainer response snippets"
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+ ];
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285
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288
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+ }
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+
292
+ if (typeof snippet.useWhen !== "string" || snippet.useWhen.length < 30) {
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294
+ }
295
+
296
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297
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298
+ }
299
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300
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301
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302
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303
+ }
304
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305
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306
+ if (!bodyText.includes("doctor --json")) {
307
+ failures.push(`${snippet.id}.body should ask for or mention redacted doctor --json diagnostics.`);
308
+ }
309
+
310
+ if (!/secret|private|redacted/i.test(bodyText)) {
311
+ failures.push(`${snippet.id}.body should include privacy or redaction guidance.`);
312
+ }
313
+
314
+ if (!Array.isArray(snippet.requiredChecks)) {
315
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316
+ continue;
317
+ }
318
+
319
+ for (const check of expectedSnippet.checks) {
320
+ if (!snippet.requiredChecks.includes(check)) {
321
+ failures.push(`${snippet.id}.requiredChecks should include ${check}.`);
322
+ }
323
+ }
324
+ }
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+ }