fix(gate): regenerate the file-size baseline — main is red on command_deck.rs

[macanderson]

main is red. make file-size fails at 6a41889a:

crates/stella-cli/src/command_deck.rs grew to 4567 lines, over its baseline ceiling of 4566 (+1)

Every open PR inherits this, so it wants merging ahead of anything else.

Cause — retightening skew, not real growth

Nobody added 55 lines to command_deck.rs. #2034 regenerated the baseline and ratcheted that entry down from 4621 to 4566 (its size at that moment). A parallel PR that grew the file by one line was written against the old 4621 entry, so its own gate was green. Both landed, and the sum is red.

ci.yml does not run on a push to main (#1986), so nothing reported it — the next PR to run the gate would have looked like the culprit.

That retightening was mine, in #2034. Filing this rather than leaving it for whoever hits it next.

Fix

make file-size-update. Regenerated, not hand-edited: the baseline is generated and gate-enforced, so it is the only copy that can stay correct, and hand-editing one entry is how the last limit died.

The regeneration also picks up deck_render.rs's earned ratchet-down (1531 → 1529). That carries the same collision risk in the other direction, and there is no way to take the fix without it. The mitigation is merging this quickly rather than editing one line by hand — please do not let it sit.

Verified

make file-size — OK — 1139 files, none over 1500 lines except 30 grandfathered (none grew).

No source file changes; baseline only.

Summary by Sourcery

Build:

• Regenerate scripts/file-size-baseline.txt so the file-size check passes with the latest line counts.

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Reviewer's guide (collapsed on small PRs)

Reviewer's Guide

Regenerates the file-size baseline to realign with current file lengths, fixing a failing size gate on command_deck.rs and incorporating an additional small ratchet-down for deck_render.rs, without changing any source files.

File-Level Changes

Change	Details	Files
Regenerate file-size baseline to match current sizes of grandfathered large files and restore green status for the file-size gate.	Recomputed file-size baselines using make file-size-update so that command_deck.rs’s recorded ceiling matches its current line count. Captured the reduced size of deck_render.rs, lowering its stored baseline from 1531 to 1529 lines. Updated scripts/file-size-baseline.txt as the single source of truth for size gating, with no changes to any Rust or source files.	scripts/file-size-baseline.txt

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