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…mediation docs/SECURITY-THREAT-MODEL.md and docs/IDB-ENCRYPTION.md both asserted PR #356 was the active/pending remediation for desktop plaintext storage; it was closed as superseded on 2026-08-18. Rewrote both to anchor on the living Ledger-row-9/R-15 state instead of a PR number, and added a check-doc-metrics.mjs rule (scanSecurityDocPrStatus) that rejects an unqualified live/pending-remediation claim tied to a bare PR number in these two files, so this can't silently go stale again.
Reviewer's GuideThis PR corrects security documentation that incorrectly treated closed PR #356 as the active desktop-encryption remediation, replacing it with the authoritative R-15 migration-ledger state and adding a narrowly scoped blocking scanner plus tests to prevent similar stale claims. README test metrics are updated for the six new tests. Flow diagram for security-document PR status validationflowchart TD
A[Security status document] --> B{Live remediation claim tied to PR number?}
B -->|No| C[No finding]
B -->|Yes| D{Same line says closed, merged, or superseded?}
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F[SECURITY_STATUS_DOCS] --> A
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Summary
This PR synchronizes test metrics across documentation and adds important infrastructure to prevent stale security documentation. All changes are correct and implement their intended functionality.
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Documentation Updates:
- Test count synchronization: 7567 → 7573 tests across README.md and related docs
- PR #356 references updated with closure status and R-15 remediation context in security docs
New Infrastructure (Audit F-1 Fix):
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scanSecurityDocPrStatus()to detect unqualified "active remediation" / "pending PR" claims in security docs - Comprehensive test coverage with 6 test cases covering all edge cases
- Properly scoped to security-status docs only (not repo-wide)
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✅ No blocking issues found. All changes correctly implement working functionality:
- Metric updates are accurate documentation synchronization
- Security doc PR references correctly qualified with closure/superseded status
- New audit gate properly prevents future stale PR claims
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe PR expands security-documentation status auditing, adds comprehensive tests, updates security and dependency records, and refreshes README test counts to 7,588+. ChangesSecurity controls and documentation
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### Comment 1
<location path="scripts/check-doc-metrics.mjs" line_range="509-517" />
<code_context>
+// reject the legitimate historical CHANGELOG entry, ADR narrative, and already-qualified ROADMAP
+// citations of the same PR elsewhere in the repo.
+const SECURITY_STATUS_DOCS = ['docs/SECURITY-THREAT-MODEL.md', 'docs/IDB-ENCRYPTION.md'];
+const LIVE_STATUS_CLAIM =
+ /is the active remediation|\bpending\s+\[?PR\s*#\d+|\bin progress on\s+\[?PR\s*#\d+/i;
+const STATUS_QUALIFIER = /\b(?:closed|merged|superseded)\b/i;
+
+export function scanSecurityDocPrStatus(content, filePath) {
+ const findings = [];
+ const lines = content.split('\n');
+ lines.forEach((line, i) => {
+ if (LIVE_STATUS_CLAIM.test(line) && !STATUS_QUALIFIER.test(line)) {
+ findings.push(
+ `${filePath}:${i + 1} — asserts a live/pending remediation status tied to a PR number without stating that PR's actual closed/merged state: "${line.trim()}"`,
</code_context>
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**issue (bug_risk):** The scanner suppresses a live PR-status finding whenever the same line contains any word matching `closed`, `merged`, or `superseded`, without verifying that the qualifier describes the PR referenced by the live claim. A stale claim for PR #999 is therefore accepted if the line also mentions that an unrelated PR #356 was closed, and `superseded` alone does not establish that the referenced PR is closed or merged.
**Triggers:** When a security-document line contains more than one PR reference or describes a PR as superseded without explicitly stating its closed/merged status.
**Suggested fix:** Associate the qualifier with the referenced PR number and require an explicit closed/merged formulation for the live claim.
</issue_to_address>
### Comment 2
<location path="scripts/check-doc-metrics.mjs" line_range="510" />
<code_context>
+// reject the legitimate historical CHANGELOG entry, ADR narrative, and already-qualified ROADMAP
+// citations of the same PR elsewhere in the repo.
+const SECURITY_STATUS_DOCS = ['docs/SECURITY-THREAT-MODEL.md', 'docs/IDB-ENCRYPTION.md'];
+const LIVE_STATUS_CLAIM =
+ /is the active remediation|\bpending\s+\[?PR\s*#\d+|\bin progress on\s+\[?PR\s*#\d+/i;
+const STATUS_QUALIFIER = /\b(?:closed|merged|superseded)\b/i;
+
</code_context>
<issue_to_address>
**issue (bug_risk):** The `is the active remediation` alternative does not require a PR number at all, so the gate flags valid security prose that says a remediation is active without citing a PR. This makes the checker broader than its stated purpose of rejecting live or pending claims tied to a bare PR number and can block documentation checks for unrelated wording.
**Triggers:** When either security document uses the phrase `is the active remediation` without a PR citation.
**Suggested fix:** Require the active-remediation alternative to be associated with a PR-number pattern, or explicitly treat non-PR active-remediation prose as a separate rule.
```suggestion
/(?:\bPR\s*#\d+[^\n]*\bis the active remediation|\bis the active remediation[^\n]*\bPR\s*#\d+|\bpending\s+\[?PR\s*#\d+|\bin progress on\s+\[?PR\s*#\d+)/i;
```
</issue_to_address>
### Comment 3
<location path="scripts/check-doc-metrics.mjs" line_range="515-516" />
<code_context>
+
+export function scanSecurityDocPrStatus(content, filePath) {
+ const findings = [];
+ const lines = content.split('\n');
+ lines.forEach((line, i) => {
+ if (LIVE_STATUS_CLAIM.test(line) && !STATUS_QUALIFIER.test(line)) {
+ findings.push(
</code_context>
<issue_to_address>
**issue (broader_impact):** The scanner evaluates each physical line independently, so a Markdown live-status claim split across a line break is never matched. A future document can place `PR #356 is the active` on one line and `remediation` on the next, bypassing the safeguard while still presenting the same stale claim.
**Triggers:** When a security-document claim is wrapped or formatted across multiple Markdown lines.
**Suggested fix:** Normalize Markdown line wrapping or scan a bounded logical paragraph rather than only individual physical lines.
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Blocking findings: scripts/check-doc-metrics.mjs:517, scripts/check-doc-metrics.mjs:510, scripts/check-doc-metrics.mjs:516
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- Line 44: Update the S5_IMPLEMENTATION_READY readiness-gate references from
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- docs/IDB-ENCRYPTION.md: the API-key-reset notification description was backwards — it fires when the initial removal attempt fails but the catch block's own follow-up removal then succeeds, not "on removal failure"; and is suppressed (not fired) when that follow-up also fails. Corrected to match services/fs/settingsFsStore.ts#getApiKey. - scripts/check-doc-metrics.mjs: scanSecurityDocPrStatus now groups physical lines into Markdown paragraphs before matching, so a status claim soft-wrapped across two lines can no longer evade detection. The qualifier check is now scoped to the same sentence and the same captured PR number, so an unrelated PR's closed/merged/superseded status can no longer suppress a different, still-unqualified PR's live-status claim. - 2 new regression tests proving both fixes; README test-count resynced.
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- scanSecurityDocPrStatus rewritten to be order-independent (trigger phrase near a PR reference, not three fixed word-order alternatives) so "the active remediation is PR #N", "PR #N remains the active remediation", and "pending on PR #N" are all caught. - Markdown table rows are now isolated as their own unit before matching (they have no blank line between them, so joining them let a live claim in one row absorb an unrelated row's qualifier). - Markdown link URLs are stripped before measuring qualifier proximity so a long github.com/.../pull/NNN URL can't make a genuinely, explicitly qualified claim look unqualified. - Both security docs no longer restate the ledger's literal S5_IMPLEMENTATION_READY value — they point at the ledger instead, so they can't independently go stale when that flag changes. - IDB-ENCRYPTION.md's API-key-reset notification description now covers the full try-block scope (existence check and removal, not just "the initial removal attempt") per settings FsStore#getApiKey. - A missing/unreadable security-status doc is now itself a finding, matching the existing BUNDLE_BUDGET_DOCS pattern, instead of being silently skipped. - joi's pnpm.overrides floor gained an explicit <19 ceiling so a future major can't force-install past wait-on's declared range. - 5 new regression tests; README test-count resynced.
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- PR_REFERENCE now tolerates an inline-code span around the digits
("PR `#356`"), not just a markdown-link bracket.
- A new list item's own text may soft-wrap across the following
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- A negated or "no longer" live-status trigger ("is not the active
remediation", "no longer the active remediation", "not in progress
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- Qualifier negation/prospective detection is now presence-based
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- return content.replace(/<!--[\s\S]*?-->/g, blank).replace(/```[\s\S]*?```/g, blank); + return content.replace(/<!--[\s\S]*?-->/g, blank).replace(/```[\s\S]*?(?:```|$)/g, blank);🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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- lookback() now truncates at the last comma/semicolon/colon before
the match, so a negation word belonging to an EARLIER clause can no
longer suppress a genuinely live, unqualified claim in a later
clause of the same sentence ("... is not encrypted, so PR #N is the
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install-utils.js that its postinstall extracts into a SHARED system
temp directory (os.tmpdir()), not project-local node_modules as
previously claimed. The real, verified mitigation is
pnpm-workspace.yaml's allowBuilds: onnxruntime-node=false denying
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- The bare "[#N](.../pull/N)" shorthand — the same convention already used for issue links like "[#358](.../issues/358)" in these exact two docs — is now normalized to include the literal "PR" prefix before URL-stripping, so a stale claim can't evade the gate merely by using this link style. A backreference ties the bracket's number to the URL's /pull/ number so a mismatched pair isn't misattributed; an /issues/ link is correctly left untouched. - src-tauri/osv-scanner.toml's extract-zip ignore rationale (both entries, including the pre-existing one this PR's second entry copied wording from) incorrectly called this a "Playwright" browser downloader. Verified via `pnpm audit`: the actual lock-graph path is @lhci/cli -> lighthouse -> puppeteer-core -> @puppeteer/browsers -> extract-zip — Lighthouse CI's own Puppeteer stack, unrelated to this repo's separate playwright/playwright-core devDependency despite the similarly-named package. Corrected both entries and the matching claim in docs/DEPENDABOT-TRIAGE.md. - 3 new regression tests for the shorthand-link fix; README test-count resynced.
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An independent audit (F-1) found that
docs/SECURITY-THREAT-MODEL.mdanddocs/IDB-ENCRYPTION.mdboth cite PR #356 as the active/pending remediation for desktop plaintext project-data storage. PR #356 was closed 2026-08-18 as superseded — this has been a false status claim in a security document for roughly three weeks.docs/native/CORE-MIGRATION-LEDGER.mdrow 9/S5_IMPLEMENTATION_READY=NO, row 10 = R-15) instead of a PR number that will inevitably go stale again.scanSecurityDocPrStatustoscripts/check-doc-metrics.mjs, scoped to exactly these two files: rejects a present/future-tense live-status claim ("is the active remediation", "pending [PR #NNN]", "in progress on [PR #NNN]") unless the same line also states that PR's actual closed/merged state.CHANGELOG.md's dated historical entry,docs/adr/0019-cef-desktop-runtime-strategy.md's historical ADR narrative, anddocs/native/ROADMAP-QT-GPUI-DESKTOP.md's already-qualified "closed ... as superseded" citations of the same PR are all legitimate and untouched — a blanket "no link to a non-merged PR" rule would have broken all three.tests/unit/checkDocMetrics.test.tscovering both the positive (flagged) and negative (correctly qualified / historical / no PR anchor) cases.Part of a post-audit truth/governance remediation sequence (S1 of the audit's own S1-S12 plan); PR-2 onward follow separately.
Test plan
pnpm exec vitest run tests/unit/checkDocMetrics.test.ts— 60/60 passingnode scripts/check-doc-metrics.mjs— OK, 0 findings against current repo statepnpm run lint/pnpm run typecheck— cleanpnpm run ci:prepush— all local gates passSummary by Sourcery
Keep security documentation accurate and dependency checks current by replacing stale remediation claims, enforcing scoped status validation, and refreshing reviewed dependency advisories.
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Summary by cubic
Fixes security docs that falsely cited closed PR #356 as the active desktop-encryption remediation, and adds a scoped check so the status can't silently go stale again.
docs/IDB-ENCRYPTION.mdto matchsettingsFsStore.ts: it fires when a failure during the existence check or removal is recovered by the catch block's follow-up removal, and is suppressed when that also fails.scanSecurityDocPrStatustoscripts/check-doc-metrics.mjs, scoped to the two security docs; it flags live/pending claims near a PR number unless that same PR carries its closed/merged state, tolerates inline-code PR spans,[#N](.../pull/N)link shorthand, and soft-wrapped text, isolates table rows and list items, associates qualifiers with the nearest PR, ignores negated or prospective qualifiers/triggers, confines negation to the same clause, and strips HTML comments and fenced code blocks.joi,js-yaml, andsharpfloors viapnpm-workspace.yamloverrides; added documented OSV ignores for unpatchedadm-zipand a secondextract-zipadvisory (both install-time only), withadm-zip's rationale anchored on theallowBuildsdenial ofonnxruntime-node's install script andextract-zip's corrected to the actual@lhci/cli→lighthouse→puppeteer-core→@puppeteer/browserspath;docs/DEPENDABOT-TRIAGE.mdnow points atsrc-tauri/osv-scanner.tomlas the source of truth.CHANGELOG.md, the CEF ADR, and the desktop ROADMAP remain untouched.Written for commit 048ae98. Summary will update on new commits.
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CodeAnt-AI Description
Keep security documentation accurate and enforce dependency security updates
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✅ No stale active-remediation claims in security documentation✅ Fewer dependency vulnerabilities in installed packages✅ Clearer API-key reset behavior💡 Usage Guide
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