dispatch-gates: the READ edge inherits NO population, while the fourth-edge docblock states that all three program follows do #14289

Description

@baozhoutao

Found by the per-edge audit on #14013 (provenance; that card is an audit, ⛔ not a fix, so this is filed separately per its triage fence). Measured on a39b02a6b.

The claim and the code disagree

scripts/pm/dispatch-gates.mjs, in the fourth-edge docblock above packageManifestTargets (around line 5273), opens:

The three follows above all end at a PROGRAM — a module the gate imports, a file whose program text it opens, a program it spawns — and inherit that program's declared population.

The middle one does not. readProgramTargetsInSource fills entry.reads / entry.readOrigin, and nothing ever feeds those into hintsOfModule. discoverFamilies runs three population follows — entry.imports (label import), entry.runs (label run), entry.manifests (label manifest) — and there is no fourth loop over entry.reads. coveringKey's edge-label map is literally two entries, run and manifest.

The read edge reaches a card only through the LAST key in coveringKey, which is an identity claim about a single FILE (#13000), never a population.

Measured on this tree:

EDGE import: 27 famil(ies), 37 (family,target) pairs
EDGE run: 1 famil(y), 1 pair
EDGE manifest: 10 famil(ies), 10 pairs
EDGE read: 12 famil(ies), 16 pairs, 15 distinct targets
INHERITED HINTS BY EDGE LABEL:
import: 369 hint(s) across 13 famil(ies)
manifest: 7 hint(s) across 7 famil(ies)
run: 1 hint across 1 famil(y)
read: 0

The two numberings inside the one file also disagree, which is the second half of the evidence: discoverFamilies calls the spawn follow the SECOND edge and the manifest follow the THIRD (a numbering in which the read edge is not a follow at all), while the docblock above packageManifestTargets calls the manifest one the FOURTH (a numbering in which it is).

⛔ The repair is the PROSE, not the behaviour — that half is measured too

Following the read edge for population the way run and manifest are followed would add 54 hints across 6 families; 12 of those come from targets that are themselves discovered gate files and would be refused by the rule both other follows already make, leaving 42 across 4 families. Those 42 are fabrication-shaped, not leads:

  • 29 come from packages/runtime/src/dispatcher-error-vocabulary.ts into check:dispatcher-error-vocabulary. That gate PARSES the file for a vocabulary; it does not perform its work, so the file's own imports are not the gate's inputs.
  • apps/docs/source.config.ts contributes fumadocs-mdx/config and fumadocs-core/source/schema — both already marked dead leads by today's --residue sweep.
  • scripts/bump-objectui.sh contributes packages/console/dist (a build output) and one specific .changeset/console-*.md.

The #14012 precedent — let the followed program declare what a follower inherits — is the shape that would make this safe, and it is also measured: 0 of the 15 read-edge targets carry an inherited-population marker (against 1 of 1 run-edge targets and 2 of 15 import-edge targets). So a declaration-gated read follow adds exactly 0 leads today; it would be an instrument that cannot demonstrate itself on the live tree, which is the shape readProgramTargetsInSource's own docblock prices as "a restriction measured only through itself".

⇒ Reading a program's TEXT is not performing its work. Identity-only is the correct behaviour; the sentence claiming otherwise is the defect.

Suggested repair

Correct the fourth-edge docblock so it names what the read edge actually contributes (an identity key, #13000) rather than a population, and reconcile the two edge numberings so a reader is not told there are three population follows when there are three follows and one identity key. No behaviour change.

Re-check

node scripts/pm/dispatch-gates.mjs --repo objectstack-ai/objectstack --residue scripts/pm/dispatch-gates.mjs

⚠️scripts/pm/dispatch-gates.mjs changes several times a day — re-derive rather than quoting any figure above.

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    dispatch-gates: the READ edge inherits NO population, while the fourth-edge docblock states that all three program follows do #14289

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    @baozhoutao

    Found by the per-edge audit on #14013 (provenance; that card is an audit, ⛔ not a fix, so this is filed separately per its triage fence). Measured on a39b02a6b.

    The claim and the code disagree

    scripts/pm/dispatch-gates.mjs, in the fourth-edge docblock above packageManifestTargets (around line 5273), opens:

    The three follows above all end at a PROGRAM — a module the gate imports, a file whose program text it opens, a program it spawns — and inherit that program's declared population.

    The middle one does not. readProgramTargetsInSource fills entry.reads / entry.readOrigin, and nothing ever feeds those into hintsOfModule. discoverFamilies runs three population follows — entry.imports (label import), entry.runs (label run), entry.manifests (label manifest) — and there is no fourth loop over entry.reads. coveringKey's edge-label map is literally two entries, run and manifest.

    The read edge reaches a card only through the LAST key in coveringKey, which is an identity claim about a single FILE (#13000), never a population.

    Measured on this tree:

    EDGE import: 27 famil(ies), 37 (family,target) pairs
    EDGE run: 1 famil(y), 1 pair
    EDGE manifest: 10 famil(ies), 10 pairs
    EDGE read: 12 famil(ies), 16 pairs, 15 distinct targets
    INHERITED HINTS BY EDGE LABEL:
    import: 369 hint(s) across 13 famil(ies)
    manifest: 7 hint(s) across 7 famil(ies)
    run: 1 hint across 1 famil(y)
    read: 0
    

    The two numberings inside the one file also disagree, which is the second half of the evidence: discoverFamilies calls the spawn follow the SECOND edge and the manifest follow the THIRD (a numbering in which the read edge is not a follow at all), while the docblock above packageManifestTargets calls the manifest one the FOURTH (a numbering in which it is).

    ⛔ The repair is the PROSE, not the behaviour — that half is measured too

    Following the read edge for population the way run and manifest are followed would add 54 hints across 6 families; 12 of those come from targets that are themselves discovered gate files and would be refused by the rule both other follows already make, leaving 42 across 4 families. Those 42 are fabrication-shaped, not leads:

    • 29 come from packages/runtime/src/dispatcher-error-vocabulary.ts into check:dispatcher-error-vocabulary. That gate PARSES the file for a vocabulary; it does not perform its work, so the file's own imports are not the gate's inputs.
    • apps/docs/source.config.ts contributes fumadocs-mdx/config and fumadocs-core/source/schema — both already marked dead leads by today's --residue sweep.
    • scripts/bump-objectui.sh contributes packages/console/dist (a build output) and one specific .changeset/console-*.md.

    The #14012 precedent — let the followed program declare what a follower inherits — is the shape that would make this safe, and it is also measured: 0 of the 15 read-edge targets carry an inherited-population marker (against 1 of 1 run-edge targets and 2 of 15 import-edge targets). So a declaration-gated read follow adds exactly 0 leads today; it would be an instrument that cannot demonstrate itself on the live tree, which is the shape readProgramTargetsInSource's own docblock prices as "a restriction measured only through itself".

    ⇒ Reading a program's TEXT is not performing its work. Identity-only is the correct behaviour; the sentence claiming otherwise is the defect.

    Suggested repair

    Correct the fourth-edge docblock so it names what the read edge actually contributes (an identity key, #13000) rather than a population, and reconcile the two edge numberings so a reader is not told there are three population follows when there are three follows and one identity key. No behaviour change.

    Re-check

    node scripts/pm/dispatch-gates.mjs --repo objectstack-ai/objectstack --residue scripts/pm/dispatch-gates.mjs
    

    ⚠️scripts/pm/dispatch-gates.mjs changes several times a day — re-derive rather than quoting any figure above.

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      dispatch-gates: the READ edge inherits NO population, while the fourth-edge docblock states that all three program follows do #14289

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      @baozhoutao

      Found by the per-edge audit on #14013 (provenance; that card is an audit, ⛔ not a fix, so this is filed separately per its triage fence). Measured on a39b02a6b.

      The claim and the code disagree

      scripts/pm/dispatch-gates.mjs, in the fourth-edge docblock above packageManifestTargets (around line 5273), opens:

      The three follows above all end at a PROGRAM — a module the gate imports, a file whose program text it opens, a program it spawns — and inherit that program's declared population.

      The middle one does not. readProgramTargetsInSource fills entry.reads / entry.readOrigin, and nothing ever feeds those into hintsOfModule. discoverFamilies runs three population follows — entry.imports (label import), entry.runs (label run), entry.manifests (label manifest) — and there is no fourth loop over entry.reads. coveringKey's edge-label map is literally two entries, run and manifest.

      The read edge reaches a card only through the LAST key in coveringKey, which is an identity claim about a single FILE (#13000), never a population.

      Measured on this tree:

      EDGE import: 27 famil(ies), 37 (family,target) pairs
      EDGE run: 1 famil(y), 1 pair
      EDGE manifest: 10 famil(ies), 10 pairs
      EDGE read: 12 famil(ies), 16 pairs, 15 distinct targets
      INHERITED HINTS BY EDGE LABEL:
      import: 369 hint(s) across 13 famil(ies)
      manifest: 7 hint(s) across 7 famil(ies)
      run: 1 hint across 1 famil(y)
      read: 0
      

      The two numberings inside the one file also disagree, which is the second half of the evidence: discoverFamilies calls the spawn follow the SECOND edge and the manifest follow the THIRD (a numbering in which the read edge is not a follow at all), while the docblock above packageManifestTargets calls the manifest one the FOURTH (a numbering in which it is).

      ⛔ The repair is the PROSE, not the behaviour — that half is measured too

      Following the read edge for population the way run and manifest are followed would add 54 hints across 6 families; 12 of those come from targets that are themselves discovered gate files and would be refused by the rule both other follows already make, leaving 42 across 4 families. Those 42 are fabrication-shaped, not leads:

      • 29 come from packages/runtime/src/dispatcher-error-vocabulary.ts into check:dispatcher-error-vocabulary. That gate PARSES the file for a vocabulary; it does not perform its work, so the file's own imports are not the gate's inputs.
      • apps/docs/source.config.ts contributes fumadocs-mdx/config and fumadocs-core/source/schema — both already marked dead leads by today's --residue sweep.
      • scripts/bump-objectui.sh contributes packages/console/dist (a build output) and one specific .changeset/console-*.md.

      The #14012 precedent — let the followed program declare what a follower inherits — is the shape that would make this safe, and it is also measured: 0 of the 15 read-edge targets carry an inherited-population marker (against 1 of 1 run-edge targets and 2 of 15 import-edge targets). So a declaration-gated read follow adds exactly 0 leads today; it would be an instrument that cannot demonstrate itself on the live tree, which is the shape readProgramTargetsInSource's own docblock prices as "a restriction measured only through itself".

      ⇒ Reading a program's TEXT is not performing its work. Identity-only is the correct behaviour; the sentence claiming otherwise is the defect.

      Suggested repair

      Correct the fourth-edge docblock so it names what the read edge actually contributes (an identity key, #13000) rather than a population, and reconcile the two edge numberings so a reader is not told there are three population follows when there are three follows and one identity key. No behaviour change.

      Re-check

      node scripts/pm/dispatch-gates.mjs --repo objectstack-ai/objectstack --residue scripts/pm/dispatch-gates.mjs
      

      ⚠️scripts/pm/dispatch-gates.mjs changes several times a day — re-derive rather than quoting any figure above.

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        dispatch-gates: the READ edge inherits NO population, while the fourth-edge docblock states that all three program follows do #14289

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        @baozhoutao

        Found by the per-edge audit on #14013 (provenance; that card is an audit, ⛔ not a fix, so this is filed separately per its triage fence). Measured on a39b02a6b.

        The claim and the code disagree

        scripts/pm/dispatch-gates.mjs, in the fourth-edge docblock above packageManifestTargets (around line 5273), opens:

        The three follows above all end at a PROGRAM — a module the gate imports, a file whose program text it opens, a program it spawns — and inherit that program's declared population.

        The middle one does not. readProgramTargetsInSource fills entry.reads / entry.readOrigin, and nothing ever feeds those into hintsOfModule. discoverFamilies runs three population follows — entry.imports (label import), entry.runs (label run), entry.manifests (label manifest) — and there is no fourth loop over entry.reads. coveringKey's edge-label map is literally two entries, run and manifest.

        The read edge reaches a card only through the LAST key in coveringKey, which is an identity claim about a single FILE (#13000), never a population.

        Measured on this tree:

        EDGE import: 27 famil(ies), 37 (family,target) pairs
        EDGE run: 1 famil(y), 1 pair
        EDGE manifest: 10 famil(ies), 10 pairs
        EDGE read: 12 famil(ies), 16 pairs, 15 distinct targets
        INHERITED HINTS BY EDGE LABEL:
        import: 369 hint(s) across 13 famil(ies)
        manifest: 7 hint(s) across 7 famil(ies)
        run: 1 hint across 1 famil(y)
        read: 0
        

        The two numberings inside the one file also disagree, which is the second half of the evidence: discoverFamilies calls the spawn follow the SECOND edge and the manifest follow the THIRD (a numbering in which the read edge is not a follow at all), while the docblock above packageManifestTargets calls the manifest one the FOURTH (a numbering in which it is).

        ⛔ The repair is the PROSE, not the behaviour — that half is measured too

        Following the read edge for population the way run and manifest are followed would add 54 hints across 6 families; 12 of those come from targets that are themselves discovered gate files and would be refused by the rule both other follows already make, leaving 42 across 4 families. Those 42 are fabrication-shaped, not leads:

        • 29 come from packages/runtime/src/dispatcher-error-vocabulary.ts into check:dispatcher-error-vocabulary. That gate PARSES the file for a vocabulary; it does not perform its work, so the file's own imports are not the gate's inputs.
        • apps/docs/source.config.ts contributes fumadocs-mdx/config and fumadocs-core/source/schema — both already marked dead leads by today's --residue sweep.
        • scripts/bump-objectui.sh contributes packages/console/dist (a build output) and one specific .changeset/console-*.md.

        The #14012 precedent — let the followed program declare what a follower inherits — is the shape that would make this safe, and it is also measured: 0 of the 15 read-edge targets carry an inherited-population marker (against 1 of 1 run-edge targets and 2 of 15 import-edge targets). So a declaration-gated read follow adds exactly 0 leads today; it would be an instrument that cannot demonstrate itself on the live tree, which is the shape readProgramTargetsInSource's own docblock prices as "a restriction measured only through itself".

        ⇒ Reading a program's TEXT is not performing its work. Identity-only is the correct behaviour; the sentence claiming otherwise is the defect.

        Suggested repair

        Correct the fourth-edge docblock so it names what the read edge actually contributes (an identity key, #13000) rather than a population, and reconcile the two edge numberings so a reader is not told there are three population follows when there are three follows and one identity key. No behaviour change.

        Re-check

        node scripts/pm/dispatch-gates.mjs --repo objectstack-ai/objectstack --residue scripts/pm/dispatch-gates.mjs
        

        ⚠️scripts/pm/dispatch-gates.mjs changes several times a day — re-derive rather than quoting any figure above.

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          dispatch-gates: the READ edge inherits NO population, while the fourth-edge docblock states that all three program follows do #14289

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          @baozhoutao

          Found by the per-edge audit on #14013 (provenance; that card is an audit, ⛔ not a fix, so this is filed separately per its triage fence). Measured on a39b02a6b.

          The claim and the code disagree

          scripts/pm/dispatch-gates.mjs, in the fourth-edge docblock above packageManifestTargets (around line 5273), opens:

          The three follows above all end at a PROGRAM — a module the gate imports, a file whose program text it opens, a program it spawns — and inherit that program's declared population.

          The middle one does not. readProgramTargetsInSource fills entry.reads / entry.readOrigin, and nothing ever feeds those into hintsOfModule. discoverFamilies runs three population follows — entry.imports (label import), entry.runs (label run), entry.manifests (label manifest) — and there is no fourth loop over entry.reads. coveringKey's edge-label map is literally two entries, run and manifest.

          The read edge reaches a card only through the LAST key in coveringKey, which is an identity claim about a single FILE (#13000), never a population.

          Measured on this tree:

          EDGE import: 27 famil(ies), 37 (family,target) pairs
          EDGE run: 1 famil(y), 1 pair
          EDGE manifest: 10 famil(ies), 10 pairs
          EDGE read: 12 famil(ies), 16 pairs, 15 distinct targets
          INHERITED HINTS BY EDGE LABEL:
          import: 369 hint(s) across 13 famil(ies)
          manifest: 7 hint(s) across 7 famil(ies)
          run: 1 hint across 1 famil(y)
          read: 0
          

          The two numberings inside the one file also disagree, which is the second half of the evidence: discoverFamilies calls the spawn follow the SECOND edge and the manifest follow the THIRD (a numbering in which the read edge is not a follow at all), while the docblock above packageManifestTargets calls the manifest one the FOURTH (a numbering in which it is).

          ⛔ The repair is the PROSE, not the behaviour — that half is measured too

          Following the read edge for population the way run and manifest are followed would add 54 hints across 6 families; 12 of those come from targets that are themselves discovered gate files and would be refused by the rule both other follows already make, leaving 42 across 4 families. Those 42 are fabrication-shaped, not leads:

          • 29 come from packages/runtime/src/dispatcher-error-vocabulary.ts into check:dispatcher-error-vocabulary. That gate PARSES the file for a vocabulary; it does not perform its work, so the file's own imports are not the gate's inputs.
          • apps/docs/source.config.ts contributes fumadocs-mdx/config and fumadocs-core/source/schema — both already marked dead leads by today's --residue sweep.
          • scripts/bump-objectui.sh contributes packages/console/dist (a build output) and one specific .changeset/console-*.md.

          The #14012 precedent — let the followed program declare what a follower inherits — is the shape that would make this safe, and it is also measured: 0 of the 15 read-edge targets carry an inherited-population marker (against 1 of 1 run-edge targets and 2 of 15 import-edge targets). So a declaration-gated read follow adds exactly 0 leads today; it would be an instrument that cannot demonstrate itself on the live tree, which is the shape readProgramTargetsInSource's own docblock prices as "a restriction measured only through itself".

          ⇒ Reading a program's TEXT is not performing its work. Identity-only is the correct behaviour; the sentence claiming otherwise is the defect.

          Suggested repair

          Correct the fourth-edge docblock so it names what the read edge actually contributes (an identity key, #13000) rather than a population, and reconcile the two edge numberings so a reader is not told there are three population follows when there are three follows and one identity key. No behaviour change.

          Re-check

          node scripts/pm/dispatch-gates.mjs --repo objectstack-ai/objectstack --residue scripts/pm/dispatch-gates.mjs
          

          ⚠️scripts/pm/dispatch-gates.mjs changes several times a day — re-derive rather than quoting any figure above.

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            dispatch-gates: the READ edge inherits NO population, while the fourth-edge docblock states that all three program follows do #14289

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            @baozhoutao

            Found by the per-edge audit on #14013 (provenance; that card is an audit, ⛔ not a fix, so this is filed separately per its triage fence). Measured on a39b02a6b.

            The claim and the code disagree

            scripts/pm/dispatch-gates.mjs, in the fourth-edge docblock above packageManifestTargets (around line 5273), opens:

            The three follows above all end at a PROGRAM — a module the gate imports, a file whose program text it opens, a program it spawns — and inherit that program's declared population.

            The middle one does not. readProgramTargetsInSource fills entry.reads / entry.readOrigin, and nothing ever feeds those into hintsOfModule. discoverFamilies runs three population follows — entry.imports (label import), entry.runs (label run), entry.manifests (label manifest) — and there is no fourth loop over entry.reads. coveringKey's edge-label map is literally two entries, run and manifest.

            The read edge reaches a card only through the LAST key in coveringKey, which is an identity claim about a single FILE (#13000), never a population.

            Measured on this tree:

            EDGE import: 27 famil(ies), 37 (family,target) pairs
            EDGE run: 1 famil(y), 1 pair
            EDGE manifest: 10 famil(ies), 10 pairs
            EDGE read: 12 famil(ies), 16 pairs, 15 distinct targets
            INHERITED HINTS BY EDGE LABEL:
            import: 369 hint(s) across 13 famil(ies)
            manifest: 7 hint(s) across 7 famil(ies)
            run: 1 hint across 1 famil(y)
            read: 0
            

            The two numberings inside the one file also disagree, which is the second half of the evidence: discoverFamilies calls the spawn follow the SECOND edge and the manifest follow the THIRD (a numbering in which the read edge is not a follow at all), while the docblock above packageManifestTargets calls the manifest one the FOURTH (a numbering in which it is).

            ⛔ The repair is the PROSE, not the behaviour — that half is measured too

            Following the read edge for population the way run and manifest are followed would add 54 hints across 6 families; 12 of those come from targets that are themselves discovered gate files and would be refused by the rule both other follows already make, leaving 42 across 4 families. Those 42 are fabrication-shaped, not leads:

            • 29 come from packages/runtime/src/dispatcher-error-vocabulary.ts into check:dispatcher-error-vocabulary. That gate PARSES the file for a vocabulary; it does not perform its work, so the file's own imports are not the gate's inputs.
            • apps/docs/source.config.ts contributes fumadocs-mdx/config and fumadocs-core/source/schema — both already marked dead leads by today's --residue sweep.
            • scripts/bump-objectui.sh contributes packages/console/dist (a build output) and one specific .changeset/console-*.md.

            The #14012 precedent — let the followed program declare what a follower inherits — is the shape that would make this safe, and it is also measured: 0 of the 15 read-edge targets carry an inherited-population marker (against 1 of 1 run-edge targets and 2 of 15 import-edge targets). So a declaration-gated read follow adds exactly 0 leads today; it would be an instrument that cannot demonstrate itself on the live tree, which is the shape readProgramTargetsInSource's own docblock prices as "a restriction measured only through itself".

            ⇒ Reading a program's TEXT is not performing its work. Identity-only is the correct behaviour; the sentence claiming otherwise is the defect.

            Suggested repair

            Correct the fourth-edge docblock so it names what the read edge actually contributes (an identity key, #13000) rather than a population, and reconcile the two edge numberings so a reader is not told there are three population follows when there are three follows and one identity key. No behaviour change.

            Re-check

            node scripts/pm/dispatch-gates.mjs --repo objectstack-ai/objectstack --residue scripts/pm/dispatch-gates.mjs
            

            ⚠️scripts/pm/dispatch-gates.mjs changes several times a day — re-derive rather than quoting any figure above.

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              dispatch-gates: the READ edge inherits NO population, while the fourth-edge docblock states that all three program follows do #14289

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              @baozhoutao

              Found by the per-edge audit on #14013 (provenance; that card is an audit, ⛔ not a fix, so this is filed separately per its triage fence). Measured on a39b02a6b.

              The claim and the code disagree

              scripts/pm/dispatch-gates.mjs, in the fourth-edge docblock above packageManifestTargets (around line 5273), opens:

              The three follows above all end at a PROGRAM — a module the gate imports, a file whose program text it opens, a program it spawns — and inherit that program's declared population.

              The middle one does not. readProgramTargetsInSource fills entry.reads / entry.readOrigin, and nothing ever feeds those into hintsOfModule. discoverFamilies runs three population follows — entry.imports (label import), entry.runs (label run), entry.manifests (label manifest) — and there is no fourth loop over entry.reads. coveringKey's edge-label map is literally two entries, run and manifest.

              The read edge reaches a card only through the LAST key in coveringKey, which is an identity claim about a single FILE (#13000), never a population.

              Measured on this tree:

              EDGE import: 27 famil(ies), 37 (family,target) pairs
              EDGE run: 1 famil(y), 1 pair
              EDGE manifest: 10 famil(ies), 10 pairs
              EDGE read: 12 famil(ies), 16 pairs, 15 distinct targets
              INHERITED HINTS BY EDGE LABEL:
              import: 369 hint(s) across 13 famil(ies)
              manifest: 7 hint(s) across 7 famil(ies)
              run: 1 hint across 1 famil(y)
              read: 0
              

              The two numberings inside the one file also disagree, which is the second half of the evidence: discoverFamilies calls the spawn follow the SECOND edge and the manifest follow the THIRD (a numbering in which the read edge is not a follow at all), while the docblock above packageManifestTargets calls the manifest one the FOURTH (a numbering in which it is).

              ⛔ The repair is the PROSE, not the behaviour — that half is measured too

              Following the read edge for population the way run and manifest are followed would add 54 hints across 6 families; 12 of those come from targets that are themselves discovered gate files and would be refused by the rule both other follows already make, leaving 42 across 4 families. Those 42 are fabrication-shaped, not leads:

              • 29 come from packages/runtime/src/dispatcher-error-vocabulary.ts into check:dispatcher-error-vocabulary. That gate PARSES the file for a vocabulary; it does not perform its work, so the file's own imports are not the gate's inputs.
              • apps/docs/source.config.ts contributes fumadocs-mdx/config and fumadocs-core/source/schema — both already marked dead leads by today's --residue sweep.
              • scripts/bump-objectui.sh contributes packages/console/dist (a build output) and one specific .changeset/console-*.md.

              The #14012 precedent — let the followed program declare what a follower inherits — is the shape that would make this safe, and it is also measured: 0 of the 15 read-edge targets carry an inherited-population marker (against 1 of 1 run-edge targets and 2 of 15 import-edge targets). So a declaration-gated read follow adds exactly 0 leads today; it would be an instrument that cannot demonstrate itself on the live tree, which is the shape readProgramTargetsInSource's own docblock prices as "a restriction measured only through itself".

              ⇒ Reading a program's TEXT is not performing its work. Identity-only is the correct behaviour; the sentence claiming otherwise is the defect.

              Suggested repair

              Correct the fourth-edge docblock so it names what the read edge actually contributes (an identity key, #13000) rather than a population, and reconcile the two edge numberings so a reader is not told there are three population follows when there are three follows and one identity key. No behaviour change.

              Re-check

              node scripts/pm/dispatch-gates.mjs --repo objectstack-ai/objectstack --residue scripts/pm/dispatch-gates.mjs
              

              ⚠️scripts/pm/dispatch-gates.mjs changes several times a day — re-derive rather than quoting any figure above.

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                dispatch-gates: the READ edge inherits NO population, while the fourth-edge docblock states that all three program follows do #14289

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                @baozhoutao

                Found by the per-edge audit on #14013 (provenance; that card is an audit, ⛔ not a fix, so this is filed separately per its triage fence). Measured on a39b02a6b.

                The claim and the code disagree

                scripts/pm/dispatch-gates.mjs, in the fourth-edge docblock above packageManifestTargets (around line 5273), opens:

                The three follows above all end at a PROGRAM — a module the gate imports, a file whose program text it opens, a program it spawns — and inherit that program's declared population.

                The middle one does not. readProgramTargetsInSource fills entry.reads / entry.readOrigin, and nothing ever feeds those into hintsOfModule. discoverFamilies runs three population follows — entry.imports (label import), entry.runs (label run), entry.manifests (label manifest) — and there is no fourth loop over entry.reads. coveringKey's edge-label map is literally two entries, run and manifest.

                The read edge reaches a card only through the LAST key in coveringKey, which is an identity claim about a single FILE (#13000), never a population.

                Measured on this tree:

                EDGE import: 27 famil(ies), 37 (family,target) pairs
                EDGE run: 1 famil(y), 1 pair
                EDGE manifest: 10 famil(ies), 10 pairs
                EDGE read: 12 famil(ies), 16 pairs, 15 distinct targets
                INHERITED HINTS BY EDGE LABEL:
                import: 369 hint(s) across 13 famil(ies)
                manifest: 7 hint(s) across 7 famil(ies)
                run: 1 hint across 1 famil(y)
                read: 0
                

                The two numberings inside the one file also disagree, which is the second half of the evidence: discoverFamilies calls the spawn follow the SECOND edge and the manifest follow the THIRD (a numbering in which the read edge is not a follow at all), while the docblock above packageManifestTargets calls the manifest one the FOURTH (a numbering in which it is).

                ⛔ The repair is the PROSE, not the behaviour — that half is measured too

                Following the read edge for population the way run and manifest are followed would add 54 hints across 6 families; 12 of those come from targets that are themselves discovered gate files and would be refused by the rule both other follows already make, leaving 42 across 4 families. Those 42 are fabrication-shaped, not leads:

                • 29 come from packages/runtime/src/dispatcher-error-vocabulary.ts into check:dispatcher-error-vocabulary. That gate PARSES the file for a vocabulary; it does not perform its work, so the file's own imports are not the gate's inputs.
                • apps/docs/source.config.ts contributes fumadocs-mdx/config and fumadocs-core/source/schema — both already marked dead leads by today's --residue sweep.
                • scripts/bump-objectui.sh contributes packages/console/dist (a build output) and one specific .changeset/console-*.md.

                The #14012 precedent — let the followed program declare what a follower inherits — is the shape that would make this safe, and it is also measured: 0 of the 15 read-edge targets carry an inherited-population marker (against 1 of 1 run-edge targets and 2 of 15 import-edge targets). So a declaration-gated read follow adds exactly 0 leads today; it would be an instrument that cannot demonstrate itself on the live tree, which is the shape readProgramTargetsInSource's own docblock prices as "a restriction measured only through itself".

                ⇒ Reading a program's TEXT is not performing its work. Identity-only is the correct behaviour; the sentence claiming otherwise is the defect.

                Suggested repair

                Correct the fourth-edge docblock so it names what the read edge actually contributes (an identity key, #13000) rather than a population, and reconcile the two edge numberings so a reader is not told there are three population follows when there are three follows and one identity key. No behaviour change.

                Re-check

                node scripts/pm/dispatch-gates.mjs --repo objectstack-ai/objectstack --residue scripts/pm/dispatch-gates.mjs
                

                ⚠️scripts/pm/dispatch-gates.mjs changes several times a day — re-derive rather than quoting any figure above.

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