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Why This Is Enough

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Why This Is Enough

  • The focused category suite covers every required Todo 4 behavior: overlay precedence and prompt append merge, disabled result, delegate-core fallback promotion, unavailable model detail, param carry-through, builtin snapshot, and no local resolver-order implementation.
  • The manual QA driver exercises the exported resolver through a real Bun CLI/data surface rather than only via test internals.
  • The package-wide test gate proves the new category module is compatible with existing senpi-task state/store/tripwire behavior.
  • Full repo typecheck proves the exports and new TypeScript types compile across workspace package boundaries.
  • Static guards cover the two key coupling risks: no runtime OpenCode import and no local reimplementation of delegate-core’s model-order prose/logic.
  • Snapshot evidence pins the full ported builtin prompt/config payloads for all 8 builtins against future drift.
  • Recovery-final artifacts re-ran every required command after the prior executor was closed, with paired logs and .exit files, so the DoneClaim does not rely on stale staged output.

Adversarial class coverage:

  • malformed_input: disabled, unknown/not-found path in resolver implementation, and unavailable selected model are covered by tests/manual QA.
  • stale_state: builtin snapshot and source provenance comments pin the checked-out OpenCode refs; delegate-core import/call guard pins the model-order path.
  • dirty_worktree: pre/post status artifacts and cleanup receipt capture generated install byproducts and final scoped changes.
  • misleading_success_output: every recovery-final command log has a paired .exit file with the exit status; older nonzero red/repair .exit files are explicitly classified in WHAT-OBSERVED.md.
  • flaky_tests: focused category suite was rerun after implementation and after the failing variant-precedence repair.
  • prompt_injection: not applicable; category prompts are local builtin/config strings, and the resolver does not execute external text.
  • cancel_resume: not applicable; this is a pure resolver with no task lifecycle or child process state.
  • hung_or_long_commands: no long-lived resources were started; install/build and all verification commands exited.
  • repeated_interruptions: not applicable; no interruption/resume protocol participates in this resolver.