Report destination guard: the 'report' surface's anti-vacuity half is satisfiable by a child summary in the subcommand table
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Assessment
- Difficulty
- 3/5
- Estimated time
- 1-2 days
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- Issue type
- Bug
- Clarity
- Mostly clear
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- Active
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- javascript
- Domain
- testing
Research direction
Start with test/core/cli-consistency-gate.test.js:693-699 and the cited probes B12 and A5 from PR #2195. Read how the guard checks report-group help and how the subcommand table is rendered. Done when the group’s own summary and help prose are checked separately: B12 fails, A5 still fails, and the shipped tree passes.
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Description
Source: #2195 at ffc56a5d71f5cc51dd32fb9da5b3fa85f8787665
Location: test/core/cli-consistency-gate.test.js:693-699
Severity: low
Evidence
Probe B12 from PR #2195 round 1, re-confirmed in round 2: strip the destination word from the report group's own help prose and the guard stays green, because 'report render' has summary '(no remote involved)' and group help renders the subcommand table, so the child summary supplies the 'remote' family to the 'report' surface.
Why deferral is safe
The vacuity assertion is the guard's own hardening beyond #2189's contradiction requirement; the defect class the issue names (a second vocabulary) is caught regardless, and the 'report publish' half of the same assertion does bite on its own prose (probe A5 red). Tightening means classifying the group's own paragraph separately from its rendered table, which is more machinery than the shipped risk justifies. Finding 9 records the same class at 'report publish'.
Acceptance condition
The vacuity check evaluates the group's own summary and help prose separately from the rendered subcommand table, so probe B12 goes red while A5 stays red and the shipped tree stays green.
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