Gate the requirements registry in CI - #31
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The audits that shaped this document — counts, uniqueness, test-target resolution, dependency closure, shall-modality, kebab identifiers, bibliography citation census, anchor uniqueness — ran by hand. They now run on every push and pull request touching the sources: a Ruby stdlib-only script (no dependencies) verifies the registry in seconds, negative-tested by breaking a fragment id and confirming the gate fails. Current state: 14 classes, 117 requirements, 117 tests, 44 cited bibliography entries.
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Gate the requirements registry in CI
The audits that shaped this document — counts, uniqueness, test-target
resolution, dependency closure, shall-modality, kebab identifiers,
bibliography citation census, anchor uniqueness — ran by hand. They now
run on every push and pull request touching the sources: a Ruby
stdlib-only script (no dependencies) verifies the registry in
seconds, negative-tested by breaking a fragment id and confirming the
gate fails. Current state: 14 classes, 117 requirements, 117 tests,
44 cited bibliography entries.