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Refs #396

What(convention 已由使用者拍板:殺掉 description-as-changelog)

四個版本敘事表面收斂到單源:

表面 之前 之後
plugin/.claude-plugin/plugin.json description 18,834 chars 整本 changelog,開頭 "Shell v2.43.0 … binary stays v2.25.0"(落後 3 shell 版 + 3 binary 版,含 Mail'\''s 逃逸殘留) 419 chars 短敘述,零版本敘事(逃逸殘留隨之消滅)
plugin/README.md 兩處斷裂敘事並存("v2.12.0–v2.19.7 highlights" 區塊 + 檔尾 Version History 同時掛 v2.44.2 與 v2.19.6 時代) 兩處皆換 CHANGELOG pointer
plugin/CHANGELOG.md (已是 Keep a Changelog) shell 敘事唯一 source
plugin/CLAUDE.md Version History 無凍結標記 新「版本敘事 Convention(#396)」段 + Version History 標記凍結

Guard:ManifestVersionTests.testDescriptionsCarryNoVersionNarrative — 兩份 manifest 的 description 鎖 <1KB 且不得含 "Shell v" / "binary stays" / "ships binary" 模式,慣例回歸即紅。

Verification

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…#396)

plugin.json description drops the 18.8KB changelog-in-a-field convention (was claiming Shell v2.43.0 / binary 2.25.0 beside version 2.46.1 / pin 2.28.0, with a shell-escape artifact) for a 419-char version-free summary; both README narrative regions become CHANGELOG pointers; plugin/CLAUDE.md documents the convention and freezes its Version History; a new ManifestVersionTests guard pins both manifests' descriptions under 1KB with no version-narrative markers.

Refs #396
…log, class-level description guards

Round-2 fixes from the #396 verify (PR #400):
- plugin/CHANGELOG.md: the three [Unreleased] blocks were already shipped —
  relabeled as [2.46.1]/[2.46.0]/[2.45.0] (versions confirmed against the
  aggregator plugin.json at each commit); backfilled [2.44.2] and compact
  [2.33.0]-[2.21.0] entries from the deleted README/description narrative;
  declared the unfilled gaps explicitly instead of implying completeness
- marketplace entry description no longer points narrative at plugin.json
- plugin.json description drops the tool-count claim
- ManifestVersionTests: description guard now asserts presence on all three
  surfaces (incl. marketplace top-level) and bans the semver-token class
  instead of last-incident literals; new guard pins plugin/CHANGELOG.md
  newest header == plugin.json version (the single source gets an owner)
- plugin/CLAUDE.md convention table + release step updated; README pointer
  deduped

Refs #396
…ve surface

Fixes from the #396 verify round 2. That round was quota-degraded (2 of 6
lenses completed), so this addresses what those two found; the round still
needs re-running.

- binary_version -- the field that decides which binary users download -- was
  still ownerless, and this PR DELETES the surfaces that used to cross-check
  it by eye (README's "shell vX + binary vY" pairs, the description
  narrative), while the new guard bans semver tokens from descriptions
  entirely. So the eyeball redundancy went away and nothing replaced it. The
  repo has already paid for this once: plugin/CHANGELOG [2.44.1] records
  v2.44.0 shipping an SOP written against binary v2.26.0+ while plugin.json
  pinned 2.25.0 and marketplace.json 2.24.0 -- users ran a binary without the
  fix and 24 self-sent messages were mislabelled, silently. New guard: the pin
  must name a version with a released section in the root CHANGELOG.

- [2.19.7] (binary v2.9.0) and [2.20.1] (binary v2.10.0) were erased with no
  gap declaration, and both sit BETWEEN surviving consecutive headers, so the
  file positively implied they never existed. Both backfilled with their pins.
  The four oldest one-liners (v2.6.0-v2.3.0) are backfilled too, which is what
  makes it safe to delete plugin/CLAUDE.md's frozen Version History -- deleting
  it first would have repeated round 1's information-loss defect.

- plugin/CLAUDE.md kept a "frozen" Version History while declaring
  plugin/CHANGELOG.md the single source. Freezing stops additions, not
  divergence, and CLAUDE.md is loaded as agent context, so a divergence there
  reaches release operations. Removed; the convention table now also lists
  CLAUDE.md itself, whose absence is how it became the fifth surface.

- plugin/CLAUDE.md claimed the root release checklist had gained a
  "write the CHANGELOG entry" step. It had not -- false at merge time, not
  merely aging. Added to root CLAUDE.md.

- [2.46.1] was dated 2026-08-13, one day BEFORE the binary it pins (2.28.0,
  released 2026-08-14). The aggregator commit is 2026-08-13T21:24Z, which is
  2026-08-14 in this project's timezone; the UTC date made the shell look like
  it pinned a binary that did not exist yet. Corrected.

- [2.44.2]'s backfill compacted away the non-atomic fallback ("volume 不支援時
  降級 linkat → 非原子 check-then-rename"), turning a qualified statement into
  an unconditional guarantee. Restored.

- The gap declarations were nested inside the preceding release section, so
  tooling attributes them to that release. Consolidated at file level.

- Guard fixes: the marketplace entry is found by NAME rather than
  plugins.first; the inspected-count assertion is no longer tautological;
  emptiness counts newlines; the newest CHANGELOG section must have content,
  not just a header (owning the version string is not owning the narrative);
  plugin.json's pointer names plugin/CHANGELOG.md instead of "the adjacent
  plugin CHANGELOG".

Four mutations run, three caught and one negative control clean. The semver
ban SURVIVED its first mutation: the lookahead (?![0-9A-Za-z.]) let a version
at the end of a sentence escape, because the trailing period satisfied it.
Fixed to (?!\.?[0-9A-Za-z]) -- which still does not fire on an IP address.

Refs #396
Dropped from the previous commit: restoring a mutation-test scratch edit with
git checkout also reverted this line. The pointer said 'the adjacent plugin
CHANGELOG', which is neither adjacent nor unambiguous in the one pointer this
change exists to disambiguate.

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6-AI verify — round 2 (degraded) + fixes (#396)

Backend: pai-ensemble 2.20.0 · Codex gpt-5.6-sol (xhigh) + 4 lenses + devil's-advocate · dispatch model opus.

⚠️ This round was quota-degraded: 2 of 6 reviewers completed (codex, security). requirements, logic, regression and the devil's-advocate all failed with a session limit and are reported fail-closed. The verdict cannot be read as PASS, and the round needs re-running on the current head.

The two that did complete found three HIGHs, all real.

Findings and disposition

Finding Verdict Fix
binary_version is still ownerless — and this change deletes the surfaces that used to cross-check it (README's "shell vX + binary vY" pairs, the description narrative), while the new guard bans semver tokens from descriptions entirely Real, and the sharpest finding of the round. The eyeball redundancy was removed and nothing replaced it. This repo has already paid for it once: plugin/CHANGELOG [2.44.1] records v2.44.0 shipping an SOP written against binary v2.26.0+ while plugin.json pinned 2.25.0 and marketplace.json 2.24.0 — users ran a binary without the fix, 24 self-sent messages were mislabelled, silently New guard testBinaryPinNamesAShippedBinary: the pin must name a version with a released section in the root CHANGELOG. A pin can never legitimately name an unshipped binary
[2.19.7] (binary v2.9.0) and [2.20.1] (binary v2.10.0) erased with no gap declaration — and both sit between surviving consecutive headers, so the file positively implies they never existed Real — worse than the two declared gaps, which are at least visibly absent between non-consecutive headers Both backfilled with their pins. The four oldest one-liners (v2.6.0–v2.3.0) too — which is what makes deleting the frozen list below safe
plugin/CLAUDE.md keeps a "frozen" Version History while the same file declares CHANGELOG.md the single source Real — freezing stops additions, not divergence, and CLAUDE.md is loaded as agent context, so a divergence there reaches release operations Removed. The convention table now also lists CLAUDE.md itself, whose absence is exactly how it became the fifth surface
plugin/CLAUDE.md claims the root release checklist gained a "write the CHANGELOG entry" step Real — false at merge time, not merely aging. I checked: root CLAUDE.md had no such step Added to root CLAUDE.md, making the claim true
[2.46.1] dated one day before the binary it pins Real. The aggregator commit adc0e36 is 2026-08-13T21:24Z = 2026-08-14 in this project's timezone (+08:00); binary 2.28.0 shipped 2026-08-14. I had used the UTC date Corrected to 2026-08-14
[2.44.2]'s backfill compacted away the non-atomic fallback Real — "以 exclusive rename 裁決" alone reads as an unconditional guarantee; the deleted original said the volume may degrade to a non-atomic check-then-rename. A residual variant of round 1's information-loss defect Restored
Gap declarations nested inside the preceding release section Real — tooling attributes them to that release Consolidated at file level
Guard uses plugins.first; inspected == 3 is tautological Real Entry found by name; the count assertion names the surfaces
Newline-only description passes the non-empty check; semver regex lacks token boundaries Real .whitespacesAndNewlines; token-bounded regex
Owning the header string ≠ owning the narrative — an empty version section passes Real The newest section must have content

Evidence

swift test --filter ManifestVersionTests   → 5/5 pass

Four mutations, three caught + one clean negative control. The semver ban survived its first mutation: the lookahead (?![0-9A-Za-z.]) let a version at the end of a sentence ("ships v2.28.0.") escape, because the trailing period satisfied it. Fixed to (?!\.?[0-9A-Za-z]), which still does not fire on an IP address (verified as the negative control).

Honest status

Not verified. Four of six reviewers never ran, and the fixes above have had no adversarial pass at all. This PR needs a full round on the current head before merge — more than the others in this batch, because its completed half found three HIGHs and the missing half is where requirements-coverage and regression live.

…aggregator's own record

Round-3 fixes from the #396 verify. This round found that the round-2 BACKFILL
was itself the defect it was written to repair.

- NINE DATES WERE FABRICATED. I emitted a one-per-day descending sequence
  instead of looking them up. Verified against the aggregator's plugin.json
  history: 2.29.0 through 2.33.0 ALL shipped on 2026-07-15, within about eight
  hours (12:08 to 20:23 +08:00) -- the file spread them across 07-16..07-19.
  2.3.0 / 2.4.0 / 2.5.0 all shipped 2026-04-17, not 04-27..04-29. And 07-19 is
  a date on which a DIFFERENT release shipped (shell 2.36.0), so [2.33.0] was
  claiming another version's day. All corrected from the aggregator's record.
  A tenth date, [2.17.0], was wrong before this branch existed; fixed too.

- [2.19.7] was filed ABOVE [2.20.0]. The version ordering was simply broken,
  and nothing in the suite could see it -- every guard checked the newest entry
  only.

- THE GAP DECLARATION CERTIFIED SOMETHING FALSE. It closed with "every version
  outside the two declared gaps has an entry" while 2.11.0 / 2.8.0 / 2.7.0 /
  2.5.1 had neither an entry nor a declaration. That certification is worse
  than the silence it replaced: a maintainer who trusts it stops looking.

  The gaps were also unnecessary. Version, date and binary pin are all
  mechanically recoverable from the aggregator, which is exactly what the
  supply-chain question needs ("which binary did shell vX ship?"). So all 20
  missing versions are now real entries and the gap declaration is gone. What
  is genuinely lost -- the per-release prose -- is marked as such per entry,
  so the reliability of the pin is not read onto narrative that no longer
  exists.

- plugin/CLAUDE.md justified deleting its Version History with "every one of
  these is already in plugin/CHANGELOG.md". v2.8.0 and v2.7.0 were NOT. That
  sentence was the authorisation for the deletion, so with a false premise the
  deletion was net information loss -- the round-1 defect, recreated. Both are
  backfilled from the deleted lists, and the paragraph now records the failure
  rather than quietly correcting it, because it is the SAME SHAPE as round 2's
  "claimed the root release checklist had gained a step; it had not". Twice in
  the same file: authorising a present action with a premise that is not yet
  true.

New guard testPluginChangelogIsOrderedAndComplete enforces what can be checked
offline: strictly descending versions, non-increasing dates, no skipped minor.
Mutation-tested with this round's three ACTUAL defects -- refiling [2.19.7]
above [2.20.0], making an older release post-date a newer one, and deleting
[2.11.0] -- three run, three caught.

Refs #396
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