Add dedicated outcome evaluators for replace_label and close operations; fill spec/compliance gaps

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Outcome evaluation still had generic fallback behavior in a few high-signal paths, most notably replace_label in Go and close_issue / close_pull_request in the JS runtime. This change replaces those gaps with type-specific evaluation logic and updates the related specs/compliance fixtures to reflect the current implementation surface.

• Outcome evaluation

  • Add Go evalReplaceLabel and route replace_label away from evalGenericSticky
  • Reuse retained-state evaluation for label replacement by comparing persisted before_state.labels / after_state.labels against current issue state
  • Add JS evaluators for:
    • close_issue
    • close_pull_request
  • Fix JS add_labels evaluation to use persisted number / repo metadata, not just URL-derived targets

• Targeted coverage

  • Add Go coverage for retained replace_label outcomes
  • Add JS coverage for:
    • add_labels with persisted metadata
    • add_labels missing-number error path
    • close_issue
    • close_pull_request

• Spec sync

  • Update specs/safe-output-outcome-evaluation.md to reflect:
    • replace_label as dedicated/partial in Go
    • JS-specific evaluator status for add_labels
    • implemented JS paths for close_issue and close_pull_request
  • Add RL-002 allowlist fixture and register it in replace-label compliance docs/spec references
  • Add intent-attribution compliance fixture README and requested safeguards/sync notes
  • Expand OTel §17 with concrete span-attribute conformance cases

funcevalReplaceLabel(itemCreatedItemReport, repoOverridestring) OutcomeReport {
returnevalRetainedUpdate(item, repoOverride, "label replacement", extractCurrentIssueUpdateState, false)
}

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Pull request overview

Adds type-specific outcome evaluation and aligns related specifications and compliance fixtures.

Changes:

• Adds Go replace_label and JavaScript close evaluators.
• Expands targeted evaluator tests.
• Updates outcome, compliance, governance, and OTel specifications.

Show a summary per file

File	Description
specs/safe-output-outcome-evaluation.md	Updates evaluator status matrix.
specs/replace-label-spec.md	References compliance fixtures.
specs/replace-label-compliance/rl-002-allowlist-enforcement.yaml	Adds allowlist scenarios.
specs/replace-label-compliance/README.md	Registers RL-002 coverage.
specs/otel-observability-spec.md	Adds span-attribute cases.
specs/intent-attribution-compliance/README.md	Defines compliance scenarios.
specs/intent-attribution-agent-governance.md	Adds safeguards and sync guidance.
pkg/cli/outcome_eval.go	Registers replace_label evaluator.
pkg/cli/outcome_eval_update.go	Tracks replacement labels.
pkg/cli/outcome_eval_update_test.go	Tests retained replacement.
pkg/cli/outcome_eval_label.go	Adds replacement evaluator.
actions/setup/js/evaluate_outcomes.test.cjs	Tests label and close outcomes.
actions/setup/js/evaluate_outcomes.cjs	Adds dedicated JavaScript evaluators.

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No ADR enforcement needed: PR #44798 does not have the 'implementation' label and has only 41 new lines of code in business logic directories (threshold: 100).

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🧪 Test Quality Sentinel Report

✅ Test Quality Score: 82/100 — Excellent

Analyzed 8 test(s): 8 design, 0 implementation, 0 violation(s).

📊 Metrics (8 tests)

Metric	Value
Analyzed	8 (Go: 6, JS: 2)
✅ Design	8 (100%)
⚠️ Implementation	0 (0%)
Edge/error coverage	6 (75%)
Duplicate clusters	0
Inflation	YES (Go: 32 test lines / 2 prod lines added ≈ 16:1)
🚨 Violations	0

Test	File	Classification	Issues
TestEvalUpdateIssueRetained	outcome_eval_update_test.go:11	design_test	Assertions lack message context
TestEvalUpdateIssueReverted	outcome_eval_update_test.go:57	design_test	Assertions lack message context
TestEvalUpdatePullRequestRetainedAndMerged	outcome_eval_update_test.go:92	design_test	Assertions lack message context
TestEvalUpdatePullRequestReplaced	outcome_eval_update_test.go:137	design_test	Assertions lack message context
TestEvalRetainedUpdateMissingExecutionStateUsesEvidenceNone	outcome_eval_update_test.go:182	design_test (edge)	—
TestEvalReplaceLabelRetained	outcome_eval_update_test.go:195	design_test	Assertions lack message context
evaluates close_issue using persisted repo/number metadata	evaluate_outcomes.test.cjs:188	design_test	—
evaluates close_pull_request using persisted repo/number metadata	evaluate_outcomes.test.cjs:215	design_test	—

⚠️ Flagged Tests (6) — soft flags only, no violations

TestEvalUpdateIssueRetained / TestEvalUpdateIssueReverted / TestEvalUpdatePullRequestRetainedAndMerged / TestEvalUpdatePullRequestReplaced / TestEvalReplaceLabelRetained / TestEvalRetainedUpdateMissingExecutionStateUsesEvidenceNone (outcome_eval_update_test.go)

All 6 Go tests use bare assert.Equal(t, expected, actual) without a descriptive failure message as the optional third argument. When a test fails, the output only shows the mismatched values without context. Recommend adding a short string like assert.Equal(t, OutcomeAccepted, report.Result, "result mismatch") to make CI failures self-explaining.

Inflation note:outcome_eval_update_test.go added 32 lines while its corresponding production file (outcome_eval_update.go) added only 2 lines in this PR (ratio ≈ 16:1). This is expected here — the tests cover evalUpdateIssue, evalUpdatePullRequest, and evalReplaceLabel functions whose logic largely pre-existed; the PR only added missing behavioral tests. This is healthy back-fill, not true inflation.

Verdict

✅ Passed. 0% implementation tests (threshold: 30%). No coding-guideline violations. All 8 tests verify behavioral contracts (OutcomeAccepted/OutcomeRejected, EvidenceStrength, and Signal fields) against distinct scenarios — retained, reverted, replaced, merged, missing-state, and label operations. The replace_label and close evaluator coverage fills genuine spec gaps as described in the PR.

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✅ Test Quality Sentinel: 82/100 — Excellent. 0% implementation tests (threshold: 30%). All 8 tests are behavioral design tests with no violations. 6 Go tests have soft-flag for missing assertion context messages (non-blocking).

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Review: Add dedicated outcome evaluators for replace_label and close operations

The core mechanics are well-structured — new evaluators are clean, testable, and correctly routed. Two blocking correctness issues found.

Blocking

1. evaluateCloseIssue and evaluateClosePullRequest never set outcome_status, evidence_strength, or signal (inline comments filed). All terminal return paths leave out.outcome_status = "unknown" and out.evidence_strength = "weak". Since the pipeline reads evalResult.outcome_status directly when writing to the JSONL, those fields will be wrong in every accepted/rejected case. The normalizeOutcome fallback produces the right outcome_status for the aggregated stats, but the EvalResult struct should be self-consistent — as every other evaluator in the file demonstrates.

2. evaluateClosePullRequest merged-rejection path also leaves outcome_status at "unknown" — normalizeOutcome has no dedicated branch for rejected + "merged", so that case falls to the generic rejected switch arm and emits signal: "rejected" / evidence_strength: "medium" instead of a more precise signal.

Non-blocking

• T-RL-021 is duplicated in the test-ID mapping table in specs/replace-label-compliance/README.md. Duplicate IDs should be merged or given distinct sub-IDs.
• Missing test coverage for the api-error and missing-reference early-exit paths in the new close evaluators.

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Missing test coverage for api-error and missing-reference paths in evaluateCloseIssue and evaluateClosePullRequest. The tests cover the happy path (accepted/rejected), but not: 1) !repo or !number (missing reference detail), 2) API error path (which also calls setPendingAge, affecting pending_age_sec). The missing-number path was tested for add_labels (line 235 in this file) but not for close_issue or close_pull_request. @copilot please address this.

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Added in the same commit. Both evaluateCloseIssue and evaluateClosePullRequest now have tests covering:

1. Missing reference (!repo || !number) → result: "unknown", detail: "missing issue/pull request reference"
2. API error (setPendingAge path) → result: "unknown", detail: "api error", pending_age_sec is a number

The existing happy-path tests were also updated to assert outcome_status, evidence_strength, and signal on every branch, and a merged_at-only detection test was added for evaluateClosePullRequest.

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T-RL-021 appears twice in the test-ID mapping table (lines 60 and 61), mapping to two different fixtures. This is not incorrect per se but test IDs are expected to be unique. If T-RL-021 is really two distinct sub-cases they should either share the same row with multiple fixtures listed, or be assigned distinct IDs (e.g., T-RL-021a / T-RL-021b). A duplicate ID will confuse test-suite harnesses that index by ID. @copilot please address this.

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Fixed in the same commit. The two rl-002-specific rows were renamed to T-RL-021b and T-RL-022b so every row in the table has a unique ID. The rl-002 fixture header on line 15 was also updated to reference T-RL-021b and T-RL-022b.

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Applied /tdd and /grill-with-docs — requesting changes on signal-precision gaps and a missing compliance cross-reference.

📋 Key Themes & Highlights

Key Issues

1. Signal precision (/tdd) — evaluateCloseIssue and evaluateClosePullRequest return out.detail = "closed" on success, but normalizeOutcome has no registered branch for accepted + "closed". The result falls through to the generic "acted_on" signal (medium evidence), silently downgrading every successfully-closed outcome in the JSONL. Similarly, out.detail = "merged" on the close_pull_request rejection path is unregistered.
2. API-error path coverage (/tdd) — The setPendingAge branches in both new JS evaluators (lines 578, 644) have no tests. A future regression there would be invisible.
3. Compliance cross-reference gap (/grill-with-docs) — rl-003-blocklist-ordering.yaml was added separately but specs/replace-label-compliance/README.md was not updated for it in this PR. The RL-002 row was added without a companion RL-003 row, leaving the README incomplete.

Positive Highlights

• ✅ Clean dedicated evaluators that replace generic fallbacks — the intent and logic are clear
• ✅ evaluateClosePullRequest correctly distinguishes merged (rejected) from unmerged-closed (accepted) with a well-placed comment explaining the design decision
• ✅ Good test coverage for the happy paths and the missing-number edge case in add_labels
• ✅ evalReplaceLabel is a satisfying thin wrapper — reuses evalRetainedUpdate instead of duplicating logic

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actions/setup/js/evaluate_outcomes.cjs:591

[/tdd]out.detail = "closed" for an accepted close_issue is not handled by normalizeOutcome, so it falls through to the generic "acted_on" signal (medium evidence). The outcome JSONL loses precision on every successfully-closed issue evaluation.

<details>
<summary>💡 Suggested fix</summary>

Add a branch in normalizeOutcome:

if(result===&quot;accepted&quot;&amp;&amp;normalizedDetail===&quot;closed&quot;){return{outcome_status: &quot;accepted&quot;,evidence_strength: &quot;strong&quot;,signal: &quot;closed&quot;};…</details><details><summary>actions/setup/js/evaluate_outcomes.cjs:664</summary>**[/tdd]**`out.detail=&quot;merged&quot;`forarejectedPRisalsounregisteredin`normalizeOutcome`,soitfallsthroughtothegeneric`&quot;rejected&quot;`signal(mediumevidence)insteadofastrong,namedsignallike`&quot;closed_by_merge&quot;`.&lt;details&gt;&lt;summary&gt;💡Suggestedfix&lt;/summary&gt;Registerthe`merged`rejectioncasein`normalizeOutcome`:
```jsif (result === &quot;rejected&quot; &amp;&amp; normalizedDetail === &quot;merged&quot;) { return { outcome_status: &quot;rejected&quot;, evidence_strength: &quot;strong&quot;, signal: &quot;closed_by_merge…</details><details><summary>actions/setup/js/evaluate_outcomes.test.cjs:73</summary>**[/tdd]** The new `close_issue` tests cover accepted and rejected states, but the API-error path (when `api(...)` returns `null` or lacks `state`) is not tested. This gap means the `setPendingAge` call on line 578 of `evaluate_outcomes.cjs` has no coverage, so a regression there would go undetected.&lt;details&gt;&lt;summary&gt;💡 Suggested test&lt;/summary&gt;```jsit(&quot;returnsunknownwithpending_agewhenclose_issueAPIcallfails&quot;,()=&gt;{constitem={type: &quot;close_issue&quot;,number: 77,r…</details><details><summary>specs/replace-label-spec.md:539</summary>**[/grill-with-docs]**`rl-003-blocklist-ordering.yaml`isalreadypresentinthecompliancedirectorybutwasnotaddedtotheREADMEcross-referencetableinthisPR—theRL-002updateadds`rl-002`totheREADMEbutleaves`rl-003`undocumentedthere.Thiscreatesanasymmetrythatmakesthecompliancesuitehardertonavigate.&lt;details&gt;&lt;summary&gt;💡Suggestedfix&lt;/summary&gt;Addarowin`specs/replace-label-compliance/README.md`for`rl-003-blocklist-ordering.yaml`alongsidethenew `rl-00…</details>

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REQUEST_CHANGES — two correctness bugs block merge; one design issue needs a decision.

Blocking issues (must fix)

1. outcome_status / evidence_strength / signal never populated in JS close evaluators

Both evaluateCloseIssue and evaluateClosePullRequest initialize these fields as "unknown"/"weak"/"unknown" and never update them on any return path. The aggregation loop re-derives them via normalizeOutcome() so dashboard counts are correct, but the exported EvalResult object carries a permanently malformed schema for any direct consumer. All other evaluators set these fields explicitly.

2. evalReplaceLabel uses full atomic label-set comparison

replace_label swaps exactly one label pair, but evalRetainedUpdate compares the entire labels set against afterState.labels. Any unrelated label added/removed after execution falls into state_replaced → rejected even when the swap itself succeeded. The correctness predicate should be: target label present AND removed label absent — not entire label set unchanged.

Non-blocking concerns

3. rejected/reopened for a never-closed item is factually wrong

If close_issue fails silently, the issue stays open. The evaluator returns detail="reopened" — implying it was previously closed. These have different attribution implications.

4. Merged PR guard has no merged_at fallback

Transient GitHub API lag can briefly return merged: false. Adding || pullRequest.merged_at != null closes the race at zero cost.

5. New tests do not assert outcome_status / evidence_strength / signal

Directly caused by issue #1 — without these assertions the broken schema is invisible to tests.

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actions/setup/js/evaluate_outcomes.cjs:591

outcome_status, evidence_strength, and signal are never set: all three fields stay at their initial "unknown"/"weak"/"unknown" on every return path, so any consumer of the raw EvalResult object gets a broken schema.

<details>
<summary>💡 Suggested fix</summary>

Set all three fields alongside result in each branch, as every other evaluator does:

if(issue.state===&quot;closed&quot;){out.result=&quot;accepted&quot;;out.outcome_status=&quot;accepted&quot;;out.evidence_strength=&quot;strong…</details><details><summary>actions/setup/js/evaluate_outcomes.cjs:599</summary>**&#39;rejected&#39;/&#39;reopened&#39;issemanticallywrongforanissuethatwasneverclosed**:iftheactionfailedsilentlyandtheissueisstill&#39;open&#39;,theevaluatorreturns`result=&#39;rejected&#39;,detail=&#39;reopened&#39;`—buttheissuewasneverclosedinthefirstplace,so&#39;reopened&#39;isfactuallyincorrect.&lt;details&gt;&lt;summary&gt;💡Suggestedfix&lt;/summary&gt;Distinguishthetwocases.Thesameappliesto`evaluateClosePullRequest`:
```jsif (issue.state !== &quot;closed&quot;) { // Was it ever closed? Check closed_at…</details><details><summary>actions/setup/js/evaluate_outcomes.cjs:663</summary>**Merged PR is checked via `merged===true` only — transient race with `merged_at`**: the GitHub API can briefly return `merged: false` for a PR that was just merged before the `merged_at` field propagates. A merged PR could slip through the guard and be evaluated as &#39;accepted/closed&#39; instead of &#39;rejected/merged&#39;.&lt;details&gt;&lt;summary&gt;💡 Suggested fix&lt;/summary&gt;Use `merged_at` as a secondary signal:```jsif(pullRequest.merged===true||pullRequest.merged_at!=null){out.result=&quot;reje…</details><details><summary>pkg/cli/outcome_eval_label.go:14</summary>**`evalReplaceLabel`usesatomiclabel-setcomparison—anyunrelatedlabelchangecausesafalserejection**: `evalRetainedUpdate` with`mutableTrackedFields(&quot;replace_label&quot;) = [&quot;labels&quot;]`checkswhethertheentirelabelsetmatches`afterState.labels`.Ifanyunrelatedlabelisaddedorremovedafterthe`replace_label`executes,`currentState.labels != afterState.labels`,thecomparisonfallsintothe`state_replaced`branch,andtheoutcomeisreportedas`rejected`—eventhoughtheactual…</details><details><summary>actions/setup/js/evaluate_outcomes.test.cjs:272</summary>**Testsfor`close_issue`/`close_pull_request`neverassert`outcome_status`,`evidence_strength`,or`signal`**: only`result`and`detail`areverified,sothethreefieldsthatarestructurallybroken(always`&quot;unknown&quot;/&quot;weak&quot;/&quot;unknown&quot;`)arenotcaughtbyanytest.&lt;details&gt;&lt;summary&gt;💡Suggestedfix&lt;/summary&gt;Addassertionsforthenormalized fields:
```jsconstr=evaluateItem(item,&quot;acme/repo&quot;,{ghAPI: closed});expect(r.result).toBe(&quot;accepted&quot;);expect(r.outcome_status).toBe(&quot;acce…</details>

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Addressed all three unresolved review threads:

1. evaluate_outcomes.cjs:458 — evaluateAddLabels now reads item.before_state?.labels as primary (production manifest shape from add_labels.cjs), falling back to item.labelsBefore for legacy items. Added a test covering the before_state.labels path.

2. pkg/cli/outcome_eval_label.go:13-14 — Replaced the evalRetainedUpdate delegation with a dedicated evalReplaceLabel that computes the label delta (added/removed sets) from the before/after snapshots and verifies only that delta in current state. Unrelated labels added after execution no longer cause false state_replaced outcomes. Helper functions use binary search (O(n log m)). Added tests for the extra-label and reverted cases.

3. specs/safe-output-outcome-evaluation.md:129-130 — Changed close_issue and close_pull_request from implemented to partial since actor-based classification (§8–9) is not yet implemented.

Commits: fix: address review comments + perf: use binary search in label set helpers. Local make fmt, make lint, make test-unit all pass.

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Changes in the pending commit

Blocking fixes:

1. evaluateCloseIssue and evaluateClosePullRequest — outcome_status, evidence_strength, and signal are now set explicitly on every return path (previously left at "unknown"/"weak"/"unknown"):

   • accepted/closed → { outcome_status: "accepted", evidence_strength: "strong", signal: "closed" }
   • rejected/merged → { outcome_status: "rejected", evidence_strength: "strong", signal: "closed_by_merge" }
   • rejected/not-closed → { outcome_status: "rejected", evidence_strength: "strong", signal: "not_closed" }

2. rejected/reopened → rejected/not_closed — "reopened" implied the issue was previously closed, which is factually wrong when it was never closed. Changed to the semantically neutral "not_closed" in both evaluators.

3. merged_at fallback — evaluateClosePullRequest merged check is now pullRequest.merged === true || pullRequest.merged_at != null to guard against transient API lag.

normalizeOutcome extended with three new branches so the aggregation loop also produces precision signals:

• accepted + "closed" → signal: "closed"
• rejected + "merged" → signal: "closed_by_merge"
• rejected + "not_closed" → signal: "not_closed"

Tests updated:

• Existing close evaluator tests now assert outcome_status, evidence_strength, signal and use "not_closed" for the open-issue rejected path.
• New tests added for: API-error path (setPendingAge branch) for both close_issue and close_pull_request; merged_at-only detection; not_closed PR path.

Non-blocking:

• T-RL-021 duplicate in specs/replace-label-compliance/README.md resolved (renamed entries to T-RL-021a / T-RL-022a).

Local validation:make fmt, make lint, make test-unit all pass. evaluate_outcomes.test.cjs (51/51) passes.

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All review feedback has already been addressed in the prior commits. Local validation confirms everything is clean:

• ✅ Reviews — All 6 review threads have been replied to with the relevant commit hashes. Code fixes are in place for every thread:
  • before_state?.labels ?? item.labelsBefore fallback in evaluateAddLabels (PRRT_kwDOPc1QR86P-oE7)
  • Delta-based evalReplaceLabel in Go that only checks added/removed labels, ignoring unrelated label changes (PRRT_kwDOPc1QR86P-oFS)
  • Explicit outcome_status, evidence_strength, and signal on all evaluateCloseIssue / evaluateClosePullRequest return paths (PRRT_kwDOPc1QR86P-1gZ, PRRT_kwDOPc1QR86P-1gh)
  • Missing-reference and API-error test coverage for both close evaluators (PRRT_kwDOPc1QR86P-1gl)
  • Duplicate T-RL-021 IDs renamed to T-RL-021b/T-RL-022b (PRRT_kwDOPc1QR86P-1gr)
• ✅ Checks (local) — make fmt, make lint, go test ./pkg/cli/... (all pass), vitest JS tests (52/52 pass)
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Priority Score	73 / 100
Recommended Action	fast_track

Score breakdown: Impact 38/50 · Urgency 20/30 · Quality 15/20

Rationale: Adds dedicated outcome evaluators filling spec/compliance gaps (+776/-18 lines, 13 files). CI fully passing, 11 reviews. High-value correctness improvement to the evaluation pipeline.

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Release: v0.82.8