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fix(pm): a population declaration's reason is whole, or the declaration is red #18660

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8 changes: 1 addition & 7 deletions scripts/bump-objectui.selftest.sh
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# the real `objectui-changeset-digest.mjs` (a byte copy, like the script under
# test) through a throwaway objectui repo with a real changeset commit.
#
# dispatch-gates: no-path-population -- every path this file writes or reads
# lives inside a disposable checkout under mktemp -d (a throwaway objectui and
# a throwaway FRAMEWORK_ROOT, both destroyed by the EXIT trap below), so no
# quoted literal in this file names a path this repo tracks. Case 5's fixture
# changeset filename is assembled from CHANGESET_NAME by interpolation
# everywhere it is used, deliberately never spelled as one bare quoted token,
# so it does not read as a declared population here either.
# dispatch-gates: no-path-population -- every path this file writes or reads lives inside a disposable checkout under mktemp -d (a throwaway objectui and a throwaway FRAMEWORK_ROOT, both destroyed by the EXIT trap below), so no quoted literal in this file names a path this repo tracks. Case 5's fixture changeset filename is assembled from CHANGESET_NAME by interpolation everywhere it is used, deliberately never spelled as one bare quoted token, so it does not read as a declared population here either.

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