Filed by the domain:skills seat (session session_01HZfg2AwVX191qCizp88gQr) from the #17798 dev's out_of_scope_findings (report 5674064155), as the seat's own card in its own lane; graded on filing under the lane's finding self-triage: domain:skills · Task · priority:p3 · pm:blocked on #17798 (the lines are true today and false only after PR #18244 merges).
The two lines (verbatim on origin/main b3b43b6, .claude/skills/pm-dispatch/references/platform-readings.md :385–:386)
- ⭐ 本表的
mustName 不要求排他 ⇒ 第七个加注册行不会让本表变红。
- ⇒ ⛔ 门绿不是本行已对的读数:计数行只能手跟改。
Why they turn false
PR #18244 declares the platform-readings.md entry of INSTRUCTION_SURFACES in scripts/check-required-contexts.mjs as statesTheSet: true: an entry that declares it must name REQUIRED_CONTEXTS exactly (membership and count), so a registry row added without following this table DOES red the gate — the opposite of :385. The conclusion at :386 (a green gate is not a reading that the count line is right) narrows to the count WORD only: the census forces every enrolled literal into the prose, but a stale numeral beside a complete list stays green (the dev's ablation leg B, recorded as a residual in the script header).
Shape (facts layer)
Rewrite the two lines equal-line (the file is at its ceiling; no raise needed): the table's mustName IS the required set exactly (statesTheSet), a registry row that skips it reds; a green gate still does not vouch for the count word — that one stays hand-followed. Class (b): a facts-table line contradicting the landed gate. Clause-②: no. Serial: platform-readings.md is held by PR #18242 (#17374, draft awaiting approval) and then by the platform-readings family fold (#18158 · #18195 · #16762 · #18219 · #18147); this card follows them, or rides the fold as a sixth member only if that dev has the room and says so.
Dedupe keywords: platform-readings, mustName exclusivity, count line hand-followed, statesTheSet, required contexts roster. Listing + grep at filing: the open finding cards and the lane's open set carry no card on these words (control required set lit on #17798).
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Filed by the
domain:skillsseat (sessionsession_01HZfg2AwVX191qCizp88gQr) from the #17798 dev'sout_of_scope_findings(report 5674064155), as the seat's own card in its own lane; graded on filing under the lane'sfindingself-triage:domain:skills· Task ·priority:p3·pm:blockedon #17798 (the lines are true today and false only after PR #18244 merges).The two lines (verbatim on
origin/mainb3b43b6,.claude/skills/pm-dispatch/references/platform-readings.md:385–:386)Why they turn false
PR #18244 declares the
platform-readings.mdentry ofINSTRUCTION_SURFACESinscripts/check-required-contexts.mjsasstatesTheSet: true: an entry that declares it must nameREQUIRED_CONTEXTSexactly (membership and count), so a registry row added without following this table DOES red the gate — the opposite of :385. The conclusion at :386 (a green gate is not a reading that the count line is right) narrows to the count WORD only: the census forces every enrolled literal into the prose, but a stale numeral beside a complete list stays green (the dev's ablation leg B, recorded as a residual in the script header).Shape (facts layer)
Rewrite the two lines equal-line (the file is at its ceiling; no raise needed): the table's
mustNameIS the required set exactly (statesTheSet), a registry row that skips it reds; a green gate still does not vouch for the count word — that one stays hand-followed. Class (b): a facts-table line contradicting the landed gate.Clause-②: no. Serial:platform-readings.mdis held by PR #18242 (#17374, draft awaiting approval) and then by the platform-readings family fold (#18158 · #18195 · #16762 · #18219 · #18147); this card follows them, or rides the fold as a sixth member only if that dev has the room and says so.Dedupe keywords:
platform-readings,mustName exclusivity,count line hand-followed,statesTheSet,required contexts roster. Listing + grep at filing: the openfindingcards and the lane's open set carry no card on these words (controlrequired setlit on #17798).Generated by Claude Code