memento-mori-jester 0.1.93 → 0.1.95

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package/CHANGELOG.md CHANGED
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  ## Unreleased
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+ ## 0.1.95
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+ - Added checked public-safe support backlog records for turning closed/prioritized support outcomes into docs clarification, fixture backlog, or rule-review candidate artifacts.
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+ - Extended `npm run support:check` and production-readiness checks so backlog record IDs, evidence thresholds, required checks, and privacy guidance stay aligned with the support lifecycle.
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+ - Updated README, maintainer triage docs, support examples, production-readiness docs, roadmap, and release notes for deterministic support backlog recording.
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+ ## 0.1.94
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+ - Added a checked public-safe support outcome prioritization guide for deciding whether closed support reports become docs clarifications, fixture backlog items, or rule-review candidates.
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+ - Extended `npm run support:check` and production-readiness checks so prioritization thresholds, backlog destinations, and required evidence stay aligned with the support lifecycle.
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+ - Updated README, maintainer triage docs, support examples, production-readiness docs, roadmap, and release notes for evidence-based follow-up prioritization.
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  ## 0.1.93
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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 lifecycle overview](examples/support/support-lifecycle.md), [support triage playbook](examples/support), [response snippets](examples/support/response-snippets.md), and [support closeout checklist](examples/support/closeout-checklist.md) 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 lifecycle overview](examples/support/support-lifecycle.md), [outcome prioritization guide](examples/support/outcome-prioritization.md), [support backlog records](examples/support/backlog-records.md), [support triage playbook](examples/support), [response snippets](examples/support/response-snippets.md), and [support closeout checklist](examples/support/closeout-checklist.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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  - [Support Lifecycle Overview](examples/support/support-lifecycle.md)
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+ - [Support Outcome Prioritization](examples/support/outcome-prioritization.md)
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+ - [Support Backlog Records](examples/support/backlog-records.md)
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  - [Support Triage Playbook](examples/support)
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  - [Support Lifecycle Overview](examples/support/support-lifecycle.md)
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+ - [Support Outcome Prioritization](examples/support/outcome-prioritization.md)
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+ - [Support Backlog Records](examples/support/backlog-records.md)
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  - [Support Triage Playbook](examples/support)
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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 support:check` after editing issue templates, support docs, the report gallery feedback path, the [support lifecycle overview](examples/support/support-lifecycle.md), [support triage playbook](examples/support), [response snippets](examples/support/response-snippets.md), or [support closeout checklist](examples/support/closeout-checklist.md); 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 lifecycle overview](examples/support/support-lifecycle.md), [outcome prioritization guide](examples/support/outcome-prioritization.md), [support backlog records](examples/support/backlog-records.md), [support triage playbook](examples/support), [response snippets](examples/support/response-snippets.md), or [support closeout checklist](examples/support/closeout-checklist.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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package/ROADMAP.md CHANGED
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+ - Checked support backlog records in v0.1.95, turning closed and prioritized support outcomes into public-safe docs clarification, fixture backlog, or rule-review candidate artifacts.
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  - Checked support lifecycle overview in v0.1.93, tying report-gallery feedback, triage playbook entries, response snippets, and closeout records together by outcome.
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+ When a report has enough public-safe detail to triage, start with the checked [support lifecycle overview](../examples/support/support-lifecycle.md) to see the whole path from report to closeout. Then 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, then use [closeout-checklist.md](../examples/support/closeout-checklist.md) to record whether the docs clarification shipped or queued, fixture backlog was created, or rule-review candidate was opened. Use [outcome-prioritization.md](../examples/support/outcome-prioritization.md) after closeout to decide whether the follow-up work is low-priority docs, medium-priority fixture backlog, or high-priority rule review. Use [backlog-records.md](../examples/support/backlog-records.md) when that prioritized follow-up needs a public-safe backlog artifact.
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+ # Memento Mori Jester v0.1.94
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+ ## Summary
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+ This release adds a checked public-safe support outcome prioritization guide. It helps maintainers decide whether a closed support report should become a docs clarification, fixture backlog item, or rule-review candidate based on concrete evidence thresholds.
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+ ## Public Interface
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+ ## Release Validation
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+ ```powershell
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+ # Memento Mori Jester v0.1.95
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+ "The safe boundary is not already covered by an existing pass or quiet-pass fixture."
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+ ],
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+ "nextAction": "Open a fixture backlog item with the candidate rule id, expected verdict, and absentRuleIds or expectedRuleIds.",
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+ "privacyReview": [
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+ "No secrets, private code, private paths, customer data, full logs, or unredacted SARIF are included.",
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+ "The reduced reproduction uses placeholders such as <repo>, <path>, or <redacted>.",
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+ "Sensitive reports are routed to SECURITY.md instead of a public backlog item."
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+ ],
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+ "requiredChecks": [
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+ "npm run fixtures:report",
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+ },
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+ {
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+ "id": "rule-review-candidate-backlog-record",
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+ "outcome": "rule-review-candidate",
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+ "priority": "high",
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+ "sourceCloseout": "rule-review-closeout",
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+ "prioritizationSource": "outcome-prioritization.json",
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+ "backlogType": "rule-review candidate",
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+ "publicTitle": "Compare repeated sanitized reports for a rule boundary",
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+ "publicSummary": "Track repeated public-safe reports so maintainers can compare fixture evidence before changing guidance or matching.",
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+ "evidence": [
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+ "At least two sanitized reports or checked examples point at the same rule boundary.",
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+ "Redacted `jester tune <rule-id> --json` or fixture report evidence is referenced.",
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+ "The candidate explains why docs clarification or a single fixture backlog item is not enough."
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+ ],
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+ "nextAction": "Open a rule-review candidate issue linking the sanitized examples, fixture evidence, and current guidance.",
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+ "privacyReview": [
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+ "No secrets, private code, private paths, customer data, full logs, or unredacted SARIF are included.",
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+ "Repeated examples are summarized without exposing private project details.",
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+ "Sensitive reports are routed to SECURITY.md instead of a public backlog item."
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+ ],
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+ "requiredChecks": [
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+ "npm run fixtures:report -- --markdown",
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+ }
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+ | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
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+ | `docs-example` | low | `docs-clarification-backlog-record` | docs clarification | `npm run reports:check`, `npm run support:check` |
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+ | `fixture-backlog` | medium | `fixture-backlog-record` | pass or quiet-pass fixture | `npm run fixtures:check`, `npm run fixtures:report`, `npm run support:check` |
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+ | `rule-review-candidate` | high | `rule-review-candidate-backlog-record` | rule-review candidate | `npm run fixtures:report -- --markdown`, `npm run support:check` |
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+ ## Docs Clarification
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+ ## Fixture Backlog
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+
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+ Enough evidence:
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+
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+ - smallest sanitized command, plan, diff, or final-answer text,
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+ - candidate rule id plus redacted `jester tune <rule-id> --json` evidence,
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+ - confirmation that no existing pass or quiet-pass fixture covers the safe boundary.
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+ Next action: open a fixture backlog item with the candidate rule id, expected verdict, and `absentRuleIds` or `expectedRuleIds`.
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+ - fixture report or tune evidence for the rule,
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+ - a short explanation of why the decision needs rule-review attention.
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+ Next action: open a rule-review candidate issue linking the sanitized examples, fixture evidence, and current guidance.
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+ ## Privacy
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+
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+ Do not create a public backlog record when the report includes secrets, private code, private paths, customer data, full CI logs, unredacted SARIF, credential-handling details, command-execution vulnerability details, package publishing compromise, or MCP data exposure. Use [SECURITY.md](../../SECURITY.md) instead.
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+ Run this after editing support backlog records:
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+
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+ ```powershell
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+ ```
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+ [
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+ {
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+ "outcome": "docs-example",
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+ "priority": "low",
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+ "title": "Clarify expected behavior in docs or checked examples",
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+ "useWhen": "The report is public-safe, matches current checked behavior, and mainly shows confusing wording, missing context, or surprising severity in docs or report examples.",
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+ "minimumEvidence": [
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+ "Nearest checked report or docs page is identified.",
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+ "Observed output matches current behavior or differs only in wording/context.",
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+ "No rule behavior change is requested before a clearer explanation is tried."
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+ ],
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+ "backlogDestination": "docs clarification or report-gallery wording",
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+ "notEnoughEvidence": [
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+ "The report includes private details that belong in SECURITY.md.",
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+ "The report asks to loosen a rule without a minimal reproduction.",
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+ "The reported output cannot be compared with a checked example."
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+ ],
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+ "nextArtifact": "docs-clarification-closeout",
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+ "requiredChecks": ["npm run reports:check", "npm run support:check"]
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+ },
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+ {
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+ "outcome": "fixture-backlog",
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+ "priority": "medium",
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+ "title": "Capture a plausible safe boundary before changing behavior",
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+ "useWhen": "A minimized public-safe report suggests the rule may be noisy, but the safer next move is fixture evidence rather than changing matching or severity.",
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+ "minimumEvidence": [
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+ "Smallest sanitized command, plan, diff, or final-answer text is available.",
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+ "Rule id and redacted `jester tune <rule-id> --json` evidence are available.",
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+ "The safe boundary is not already covered by an existing pass or quiet-pass fixture."
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+ ],
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+ "backlogDestination": "pass or quiet-pass fixture backlog item",
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+ "notEnoughEvidence": [
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+ "Only a broad complaint is available without a reduced reproduction.",
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+ "The example still contains secrets, private code, private paths, or full logs.",
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+ "The behavior is already clearly documented as expected."
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+ ],
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+ "nextArtifact": "fixture-backlog-closeout",
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+ "requiredChecks": ["npm run fixtures:check", "npm run fixtures:report", "npm run support:check"]
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+ },
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+ {
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+ "outcome": "rule-review-candidate",
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+ "priority": "high",
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+ "title": "Open a rule-review candidate for repeated sanitized surprises",
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+ "useWhen": "Multiple public-safe reports point at the same guidance or matching boundary and fixture evidence suggests maintainers should compare the rule more deliberately.",
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+ "minimumEvidence": [
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+ "At least two sanitized reports or checked examples point at the same rule boundary.",
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+ "Redacted `jester tune <rule-id> --json` or fixture report evidence is referenced.",
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+ "The candidate explains why docs clarification or a single fixture backlog item is not enough."
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+ ],
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+ "backlogDestination": "rule-review candidate issue",
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+ "notEnoughEvidence": [
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+ "Only one report is available.",
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+ "The rule id, review kind, or reproduction shape is unclear.",
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+ "The candidate would require immediate behavior changes without fixture evidence."
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+ ],
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+ "nextArtifact": "rule-review-closeout",
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+ "requiredChecks": ["npm run fixtures:report -- --markdown", "npm run support:check"]
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+ }
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+ ]
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+ # Support Outcome Prioritization
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+
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+ Use this guide after a support report has been closed out and maintainers need to decide what follow-up work deserves a backlog item. It keeps the public support lifecycle useful without turning every report into a rule change.
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+
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+ The checked source is [outcome-prioritization.json](outcome-prioritization.json). It pairs with the [support lifecycle overview](support-lifecycle.md), [triage playbook](triage-playbook.json), [response snippets](response-snippets.md), and [closeout checklist](closeout-checklist.md).
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+
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+ ## Priority Rows
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+
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+ | Outcome | Priority | Backlog Destination | Enough Evidence |
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+ | --- | --- | --- | --- |
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+ | `docs-example` | `low` | docs clarification or report-gallery wording | checked behavior is correct, but wording or context confused someone |
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+ | `fixture-backlog` | `medium` | pass or quiet-pass fixture backlog item | minimal public-safe reproduction plus `jester tune <rule-id> --json` evidence |
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+ | `rule-review-candidate` | `high` | rule-review candidate issue | at least two sanitized reports point at the same rule boundary |
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+
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+ ## Evidence Thresholds
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+
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+ ### `docs-example`
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+
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+ Use when the report matches current checked behavior and mainly needs clearer docs, report-gallery wording, or severity context.
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+
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+ Enough evidence:
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+
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+ - nearest checked report or docs page is identified,
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+ - observed output matches current behavior or differs only in wording/context,
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+ - no rule behavior change is requested before a clearer explanation is tried.
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+
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+ ### `fixture-backlog`
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+
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+ Use when the report describes a plausible safe boundary, but maintainers should prove it with a pass or quiet-pass fixture before changing behavior.
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+
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+ Enough evidence:
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+
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+ - smallest sanitized command, plan, diff, or final-answer text is available,
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+ - rule id and redacted `jester tune <rule-id> --json` evidence are available,
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+ - the safe boundary is not already covered by an existing pass or quiet-pass fixture.
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+
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+ ### `rule-review-candidate`
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+
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+ Use when repeated public-safe reports suggest the guidance or matching boundary may need deliberate review.
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+
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+ Enough evidence:
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+
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+ - at least two sanitized reports or checked examples point at the same rule boundary,
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+ - redacted `jester tune <rule-id> --json` or fixture report evidence is referenced,
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+ - the candidate explains why docs clarification or a single fixture backlog item is not enough.
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+
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+ ## Do Not Prioritize Publicly
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+
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+ Do not create a public backlog item when the report includes secrets, private code, private paths, customer data, full CI logs, unredacted SARIF, credential-handling details, command-execution vulnerability details, package publishing compromise, or MCP data exposure. Use [SECURITY.md](../../SECURITY.md) instead.
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+
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+ ## Checks
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+
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+ Run this after editing prioritization guidance or support lifecycle files:
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+
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+ ```powershell
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+ npm run support:check
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+ ```
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+
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+ Run the checks for the chosen outcome:
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+
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+ ```powershell
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+ npm run reports:check
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+ npm run fixtures:check
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+ npm run fixtures:report
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+ npm run fixtures:report -- --markdown
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+ ```
package/package.json CHANGED
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  {
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  "name": "memento-mori-jester",
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  "description": "A local court-jester sidecar for AI coding agents: review plans, commands, diffs, and final claims before they get too pleased with themselves.",
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  "type": "module",
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  requireText("README.md", /support-lifecycle\.md/, "support lifecycle overview link");
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+ requireText("README.md", /outcome-prioritization\.md/, "support outcome prioritization link");
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+ requireText("README.md", /backlog-records\.md/, "support backlog records link");
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  requireText("docs/PRODUCTION_READINESS.md", /support lifecycle overview/i, "support lifecycle overview readiness");
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+ requireText("docs/PRODUCTION_READINESS.md", /outcome prioritization guide/i, "support outcome prioritization readiness");
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+ requireText("docs/PRODUCTION_READINESS.md", /backlog records/i, "support backlog records readiness");
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  requireText("docs/PRODUCTION_READINESS.md", /quiet-pass/, "quiet-pass fixture readiness");
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  requireText("docs/CLI.md", /jester doctor --json/, "doctor JSON CLI docs");
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  requireText("docs/MAINTAINER_TRIAGE.md", /support-lifecycle\.md/, "support lifecycle overview link");
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+ requireText("docs/MAINTAINER_TRIAGE.md", /outcome-prioritization\.md/, "support outcome prioritization link");
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+ requireText("docs/MAINTAINER_TRIAGE.md", /backlog-records\.md/, "support backlog records link");
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  requireText("docs/MAINTAINER_TRIAGE.md", /docs-example/, "docs example triage outcome");
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  requireText("docs/MAINTAINER_TRIAGE.md", /fixture-backlog/, "fixture backlog triage outcome");
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  requireText("docs/MAINTAINER_TRIAGE.md", /rule-review-candidate/, "rule review triage outcome");
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  requireText("examples/support/README.md", /support-lifecycle\.md/, "support lifecycle overview link");
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+ requireText("examples/support/README.md", /outcome-prioritization\.md/, "support outcome prioritization link");
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+ requireText("examples/support/README.md", /backlog-records\.md/, "support backlog records link");
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  requireText("examples/support/support-lifecycle.json", /rule-review-candidate-response/, "support lifecycle rule-review response");
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+ requireText("examples/support/outcome-prioritization.md", /Support Outcome Prioritization/, "support outcome prioritization heading");
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+ requireText("examples/support/outcome-prioritization.md", /outcome-prioritization\.json/, "support outcome prioritization JSON link");
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+ requireText("examples/support/outcome-prioritization.md", /docs-example/, "support outcome prioritization docs outcome");
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+ requireText("examples/support/outcome-prioritization.md", /fixture-backlog/, "support outcome prioritization fixture outcome");
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+ requireText("examples/support/outcome-prioritization.md", /rule-review-candidate/, "support outcome prioritization rule-review outcome");
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+ requireText("examples/support/outcome-prioritization.md", /at least two sanitized reports/, "support outcome prioritization evidence threshold");
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+ requireText("examples/support/outcome-prioritization.json", /docs-clarification-closeout/, "support outcome prioritization docs closeout");
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+ requireText("examples/support/outcome-prioritization.json", /fixture-backlog-closeout/, "support outcome prioritization fixture closeout");
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+ requireText("examples/support/outcome-prioritization.json", /rule-review-closeout/, "support outcome prioritization rule-review closeout");
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+ requireText("examples/support/backlog-records.md", /Support Backlog Records/, "support backlog records heading");
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+ requireText("examples/support/backlog-records.md", /backlog-records\.json/, "support backlog records JSON link");
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+ requireText("examples/support/backlog-records.md", /docs-clarification-backlog-record/, "support docs backlog record");
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+ requireText("examples/support/backlog-records.md", /fixture-backlog-record/, "support fixture backlog record");
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+ requireText("examples/support/backlog-records.md", /rule-review-candidate-backlog-record/, "support rule-review backlog record");
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+ requireText("examples/support/backlog-records.md", /jester tune <rule-id> --json/, "support backlog tuning evidence");
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+ requireText("examples/support/backlog-records.md", /SECURITY\.md/, "support backlog security redirect");
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+ requireText("examples/support/backlog-records.json", /docs-clarification-backlog-record/, "support docs backlog record JSON");
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+ requireText("examples/support/backlog-records.json", /fixture-backlog-record/, "support fixture backlog record JSON");
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+ requireText("examples/support/backlog-records.json", /rule-review-candidate-backlog-record/, "support rule-review backlog record JSON");
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  requireText("examples/tuning/README.md", /framework-tuning-cookbook\.json/, "framework tuning cookbook JSON link");
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  requireText("scripts/check-support-triage.mjs", /support-lifecycle\.json/, "support lifecycle overview guard");
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+ requireText("scripts/check-support-triage.mjs", /outcome-prioritization\.json/, "support outcome prioritization guard");
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+ requireText("scripts/check-support-triage.mjs", /backlog-records\.json/, "support backlog records guard");
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  requireText("examples/support/README.md", /support-lifecycle\.md/, "support lifecycle overview link");
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+ requireText("examples/support/outcome-prioritization.md", /Support Outcome Prioritization/, "support outcome prioritization heading");
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+ requireText("examples/support/outcome-prioritization.md", /support lifecycle overview/, "support lifecycle prioritization link");
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+ requireText("examples/support/outcome-prioritization.md", /fixture-backlog/, "fixture prioritization outcome");
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+ requireText("examples/support/outcome-prioritization.md", /rule-review-candidate/, "rule-review prioritization outcome");
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+ requireText("examples/support/outcome-prioritization.md", /jester tune <rule-id> --json/, "tune JSON prioritization evidence");
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+ requireText("examples/support/outcome-prioritization.md", /at least two sanitized reports/, "rule-review evidence threshold");
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+ requireText("examples/support/outcome-prioritization.md", /SECURITY\.md/, "prioritization security redirect");
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+ requireText("examples/support/outcome-prioritization.json", /docs-clarification-closeout/, "docs prioritization closeout");
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+ requireText("examples/support/outcome-prioritization.json", /fixture-backlog-closeout/, "fixture prioritization closeout");
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+ requireText("examples/support/outcome-prioritization.json", /rule-review-closeout/, "rule-review prioritization closeout");
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+ requireText("examples/support/backlog-records.md", /Support Backlog Records/, "support backlog records heading");
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+ requireText("examples/support/backlog-records.md", /backlog-records\.json/, "support backlog records JSON link");
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+ requireText("examples/support/backlog-records.md", /support lifecycle overview/, "support lifecycle backlog link");
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+ requireText("examples/support/backlog-records.md", /outcome prioritization guide/, "support prioritization backlog link");
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+ requireText("examples/support/backlog-records.md", /closeout checklist/, "support closeout backlog link");
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+ requireText("examples/support/backlog-records.md", /docs-clarification-backlog-record/, "docs backlog record");
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+ requireText("examples/support/backlog-records.md", /fixture-backlog-record/, "fixture backlog record");
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+ requireText("examples/support/backlog-records.md", /rule-review-candidate-backlog-record/, "rule-review backlog record");
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+ requireText("examples/support/backlog-records.md", /docs-example/, "docs backlog outcome");
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+ requireText("examples/support/backlog-records.md", /fixture-backlog/, "fixture backlog outcome");
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+ requireText("examples/support/backlog-records.md", /rule-review-candidate/, "rule-review backlog outcome");
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+ requireText("examples/support/backlog-records.md", /jester tune <rule-id> --json/, "tune JSON backlog evidence");
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+ requireText("examples/support/backlog-records.md", /SECURITY\.md/, "backlog security redirect");
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+ requireText("examples/support/backlog-records.md", /npm run support:check/, "support checker backlog command");
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+ requireText("examples/support/backlog-records.json", /docs-clarification-backlog-record/, "docs backlog record JSON");
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+ requireText("examples/support/backlog-records.json", /fixture-backlog-record/, "fixture backlog record JSON");
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+ requireText("examples/support/backlog-records.json", /rule-review-candidate-backlog-record/, "rule-review backlog record JSON");
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  requireText("docs/MAINTAINER_TRIAGE.md", /support-lifecycle\.md/, "support lifecycle triage link");
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+ requireText("docs/MAINTAINER_TRIAGE.md", /outcome-prioritization\.md/, "support prioritization triage link");
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+ requireText("docs/MAINTAINER_TRIAGE.md", /backlog-records\.md/, "support backlog records triage link");
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  requireText("docs/MAINTAINER_TRIAGE.md", /closeout-checklist\.md/, "support closeout checklist triage link");
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  requireText("docs/MAINTAINER_TRIAGE.md", /response-snippets\.md/, "maintainer response snippets triage link");
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  requireText("README.md", /feedback-template\.md/, "feedback template README link");
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  requireText("README.md", /support-lifecycle\.md/, "support lifecycle README link");
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+ requireText("README.md", /outcome-prioritization\.md/, "support prioritization README link");
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+ requireText("README.md", /backlog-records\.md/, "support backlog records README link");
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  requireText("README.md", /closeout-checklist\.md/, "support closeout checklist README link");
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+ checkOutcomePrioritization();
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+ checkBacklogRecords();
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  }
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  }
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  }
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+
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+ function checkOutcomePrioritization() {
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+ const path = "examples/support/outcome-prioritization.json";
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+ const priorities = readJson(path);
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+ if (!priorities) {
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+ return;
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+ }
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+
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+ if (!Array.isArray(priorities) || priorities.length !== 3) {
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+ failures.push(`${path} should contain exactly three support outcome priorities.`);
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+ return;
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+ }
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+
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+ const expected = [
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+ {
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+ outcome: "docs-example",
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+ priority: "low",
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+ nextArtifact: "docs-clarification-closeout",
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+ checks: ["npm run reports:check", "npm run support:check"],
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+ evidence: ["Nearest checked report", "Observed output", "No rule behavior change"]
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+ },
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+ {
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+ outcome: "fixture-backlog",
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+ priority: "medium",
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+ nextArtifact: "fixture-backlog-closeout",
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+ checks: ["npm run fixtures:check", "npm run fixtures:report", "npm run support:check"],
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+ evidence: ["Smallest sanitized", "jester tune <rule-id> --json", "existing pass or quiet-pass fixture"]
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+ },
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+ {
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+ outcome: "rule-review-candidate",
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+ priority: "high",
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+ nextArtifact: "rule-review-closeout",
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+ checks: ["npm run fixtures:report -- --markdown", "npm run support:check"],
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+ evidence: ["At least two sanitized", "fixture report evidence", "single fixture backlog item is not enough"]
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+ }
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+ ];
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+ const seenOutcomes = new Set();
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+
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+ for (const [index, entry] of priorities.entries()) {
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+ const expectedEntry = expected[index];
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+ if (entry?.outcome !== expectedEntry.outcome) {
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+ failures.push(`${path} entry ${index + 1} should have outcome ${expectedEntry.outcome}.`);
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+ continue;
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+ }
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+
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+ if (seenOutcomes.has(entry.outcome)) {
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+ failures.push(`${path} has duplicate outcome ${entry.outcome}.`);
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+ }
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+ seenOutcomes.add(entry.outcome);
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+
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+ if (entry.priority !== expectedEntry.priority) {
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+ failures.push(`${entry.outcome}.priority should be ${expectedEntry.priority}.`);
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+ }
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+
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+ if (typeof entry.title !== "string" || entry.title.length < 20) {
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+ failures.push(`${entry.outcome}.title should explain the prioritization decision.`);
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+ }
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+
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+ if (typeof entry.useWhen !== "string" || entry.useWhen.length < 60) {
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+ failures.push(`${entry.outcome}.useWhen should explain when to choose this outcome.`);
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+ }
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+
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+ if (typeof entry.backlogDestination !== "string" || entry.backlogDestination.length < 15) {
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+ failures.push(`${entry.outcome}.backlogDestination should describe the follow-up destination.`);
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+ }
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+
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+ if (entry.nextArtifact !== expectedEntry.nextArtifact) {
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+ failures.push(`${entry.outcome}.nextArtifact should be ${expectedEntry.nextArtifact}.`);
657
+ }
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+
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+ if (!Array.isArray(entry.minimumEvidence) || entry.minimumEvidence.length !== 3) {
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+ failures.push(`${entry.outcome}.minimumEvidence should contain exactly three evidence thresholds.`);
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+ } else {
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+ const evidenceText = entry.minimumEvidence.join("\n");
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+ for (const expectedEvidence of expectedEntry.evidence) {
664
+ if (!evidenceText.includes(expectedEvidence)) {
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+ failures.push(`${entry.outcome}.minimumEvidence should include ${expectedEvidence}.`);
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+ }
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+ }
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+ }
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+
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+ if (!Array.isArray(entry.notEnoughEvidence) || entry.notEnoughEvidence.length !== 3) {
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+ failures.push(`${entry.outcome}.notEnoughEvidence should contain exactly three guardrails.`);
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+ } else {
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+ const notEnoughText = entry.notEnoughEvidence.join("\n");
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+ if (!/private|secret|SECURITY\.md|reproduction|rule/i.test(notEnoughText)) {
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+ failures.push(`${entry.outcome}.notEnoughEvidence should include privacy, reproduction, or rule-change guardrails.`);
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+ }
677
+ }
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+
679
+ if (!Array.isArray(entry.requiredChecks)) {
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+ failures.push(`${entry.outcome}.requiredChecks should be an array.`);
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+ continue;
682
+ }
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+
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+ for (const check of expectedEntry.checks) {
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+ if (!entry.requiredChecks.includes(check)) {
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+ failures.push(`${entry.outcome}.requiredChecks should include ${check}.`);
687
+ }
688
+ }
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+ }
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+ }
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+
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+ function checkBacklogRecords() {
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+ const path = "examples/support/backlog-records.json";
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+ const records = readJson(path);
695
+ if (!records) {
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+ return;
697
+ }
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+
699
+ if (!Array.isArray(records) || records.length !== 3) {
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+ failures.push(`${path} should contain exactly three support backlog records.`);
701
+ return;
702
+ }
703
+
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+ const expected = [
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+ {
706
+ id: "docs-clarification-backlog-record",
707
+ outcome: "docs-example",
708
+ priority: "low",
709
+ sourceCloseout: "docs-clarification-closeout",
710
+ backlogType: "docs clarification",
711
+ checks: ["npm run reports:check", "npm run support:check"],
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+ evidence: ["Nearest checked report", "Observed output", "No rule behavior change"]
713
+ },
714
+ {
715
+ id: "fixture-backlog-record",
716
+ outcome: "fixture-backlog",
717
+ priority: "medium",
718
+ sourceCloseout: "fixture-backlog-closeout",
719
+ backlogType: "pass or quiet-pass fixture",
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+ checks: ["npm run fixtures:check", "npm run fixtures:report", "npm run support:check"],
721
+ evidence: ["Smallest sanitized", "jester tune <rule-id> --json", "existing pass or quiet-pass fixture"]
722
+ },
723
+ {
724
+ id: "rule-review-candidate-backlog-record",
725
+ outcome: "rule-review-candidate",
726
+ priority: "high",
727
+ sourceCloseout: "rule-review-closeout",
728
+ backlogType: "rule-review candidate",
729
+ checks: ["npm run fixtures:report -- --markdown", "npm run support:check"],
730
+ evidence: ["At least two sanitized", "fixture report evidence", "single fixture backlog item is not enough"]
731
+ }
732
+ ];
733
+ const seenIds = new Set();
734
+
735
+ for (const [index, record] of records.entries()) {
736
+ const expectedRecord = expected[index];
737
+ if (record?.id !== expectedRecord.id) {
738
+ failures.push(`${path} entry ${index + 1} should have id ${expectedRecord.id}.`);
739
+ continue;
740
+ }
741
+
742
+ if (seenIds.has(record.id)) {
743
+ failures.push(`${path} has duplicate id ${record.id}.`);
744
+ }
745
+ seenIds.add(record.id);
746
+
747
+ if (record.outcome !== expectedRecord.outcome) {
748
+ failures.push(`${record.id}.outcome should be ${expectedRecord.outcome}.`);
749
+ }
750
+
751
+ if (record.priority !== expectedRecord.priority) {
752
+ failures.push(`${record.id}.priority should be ${expectedRecord.priority}.`);
753
+ }
754
+
755
+ if (record.sourceCloseout !== expectedRecord.sourceCloseout) {
756
+ failures.push(`${record.id}.sourceCloseout should be ${expectedRecord.sourceCloseout}.`);
757
+ }
758
+
759
+ if (record.prioritizationSource !== "outcome-prioritization.json") {
760
+ failures.push(`${record.id}.prioritizationSource should be outcome-prioritization.json.`);
761
+ }
762
+
763
+ if (record.backlogType !== expectedRecord.backlogType) {
764
+ failures.push(`${record.id}.backlogType should be ${expectedRecord.backlogType}.`);
765
+ }
766
+
767
+ if (typeof record.publicTitle !== "string" || record.publicTitle.length < 20) {
768
+ failures.push(`${record.id}.publicTitle should be a useful public title.`);
769
+ }
770
+
771
+ if (typeof record.publicSummary !== "string" || record.publicSummary.length < 50) {
772
+ failures.push(`${record.id}.publicSummary should be a useful public summary.`);
773
+ }
774
+
775
+ if (typeof record.nextAction !== "string" || record.nextAction.length < 40) {
776
+ failures.push(`${record.id}.nextAction should describe the backlog action.`);
777
+ }
778
+
779
+ if (!Array.isArray(record.evidence) || record.evidence.length !== 3) {
780
+ failures.push(`${record.id}.evidence should contain exactly three evidence items.`);
781
+ } else {
782
+ const evidenceText = record.evidence.join("\n");
783
+ for (const expectedEvidence of expectedRecord.evidence) {
784
+ if (!evidenceText.includes(expectedEvidence)) {
785
+ failures.push(`${record.id}.evidence should include ${expectedEvidence}.`);
786
+ }
787
+ }
788
+ }
789
+
790
+ if (!Array.isArray(record.privacyReview) || record.privacyReview.length !== 3) {
791
+ failures.push(`${record.id}.privacyReview should contain exactly three privacy checks.`);
792
+ } else {
793
+ const privacyText = record.privacyReview.join("\n");
794
+ if (!/secret|private|SECURITY\.md|redacted|placeholder/i.test(privacyText)) {
795
+ failures.push(`${record.id}.privacyReview should include privacy and security routing guidance.`);
796
+ }
797
+ }
798
+
799
+ if (!Array.isArray(record.requiredChecks)) {
800
+ failures.push(`${record.id}.requiredChecks should be an array.`);
801
+ continue;
802
+ }
803
+
804
+ for (const check of expectedRecord.checks) {
805
+ if (!record.requiredChecks.includes(check)) {
806
+ failures.push(`${record.id}.requiredChecks should include ${check}.`);
807
+ }
808
+ }
809
+ }
810
+ }