Posture was stated twice and had already drifted — collapse to one home - #139
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…e to one home Found by /review-rr prioritize, checking whether anything was owed before shutdown. Created by me, today, while relocating the roadmap out of README.md. BOTH FILES CARRIED A "Current posture" SECTION, and within hours they disagreed: README.md "Six other repositories ... by URL at a pinned tag" roadmap_shared_client.md "Five other repos ... by URL at a pinned commit" Two drifts, not one. The COUNT was corrected in the README (R8, counted rather than recalled) and not in the copy. The MECHANISM was never corrected in either direction -- "pinned commit" predates §10.1 and the edition floor, so the roadmap was handing a reader advice the contract no longer gives. C-53's shape exactly: two statements of one fact, nothing checking that they agree. What makes it worth a commit rather than a quiet edit is WHEN it happened -- produced while RELOCATING a document, in the same sprint that registered C-76 for unverified claims, hours after writing a cluster about facts drifting unobserved. Relocation is where this class is born. Splitting a file duplicates whatever sat at the boundary, and the duplicate looks correct on the day. Fixed by deletion rather than synchronisation: posture is about what the repo IS, which is the README's job. The roadmap now points at it, keeps a one-line summary so the page reads standalone, and records the drift rather than tidying it away. Gates: validate_docs green (9 checks), pytest 10 red / 24 passed / 2 xfailed. Refs C-53, C-76 Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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/review-rr prioritizewhile checking whether anything was owed before shutdown. Created by me today, splitting the roadmap out ofREADME.md.Both files carried "Current posture", and they already disagreed
README.mddocs/roadmap_shared_client.mdTwo drifts. The count was corrected in the README (R8) and not in the copy. The mechanism was never corrected in either — "pinned commit" predates §10.1 and the edition floor, so the roadmap handed readers advice the contract no longer gives.
Why it is worth a commit rather than a quiet edit
C-53's shape — two statements of one fact, nothing checking they agree — produced while relocating a document, in the same sprint that registered C-76 for unverified claims, hours after writing a cluster about facts drifting unobserved.
Relocation is where this class is born. Splitting a file duplicates whatever sat at the boundary, and the duplicate looks correct on the day.
Fixed by deletion, not synchronisation
Posture is about what the repo is — the README's job. The roadmap points at it, keeps a one-line summary so the page reads standalone, and records the drift rather than tidying it away.
Gates:
validate_docs.shgreen (9 checks) · pytest 10 red / 24 passed / 2 xfailed.🤖 Generated with Claude Code