[finding] check-cross-package-test-inputs.mjs still calls sync-template-versions.mjs "named in a comment rather than read", which stopped being true

[claude]

Found while implementing #9554 (exporting sync-template-versions.mjs's declaration
surface). Not fixed there — out of scope, recording only.

What was observed

scripts/check-cross-package-test-inputs.mjs carries a rationale for the
create-objectstack entry that turns on the file being mentioned rather than read:

 'create-objectstack': {
 // ...
 // `sync-template-versions.mjs` is named in a comment rather than read, the
 // same shape as `check-nul-bytes.mjs` above and settled the same way: a
 // mention forces a declaration, and declaring the file is cheaper than
 // rewording prose to dodge the scanner. Here the coupling is real on top of
 // being cheap — ...
 globs: ['content/**', 'scripts/sync-template-versions.mjs'],
 },

As of PR #9648, that is no longer accurate. packages/create-objectstack/src/template-version-stamps.test.ts
genuinely imports scripts/sync-template-versions.mjs and executes it, so the file is now
read, not merely named. The declared glob is unchanged and still correct — it is now
justified by a stronger reason than the one the comment gives.

Severity: low, and deliberately stated as such

The declaration itself is right either way, and the failure this could lead to is
self-correcting: if a future editor removed the glob believing the "only a prose mention"
rationale no longer applied, check:cross-package-test-inputs would go red immediately,
because the test really does read outside its own package. So this is stale prose guarded
by a live mechanism, not an exposure.

Recording it because the comment is load-bearing documentation about why a declaration
exists, and this repo's gates are built on declarations matching reality.

Shape of a fix

Reword that block to say the coupling is now a real cross-package read (the test imports
stampedPaths() and the TEXT_STAMPS table) rather than a mention, keeping the
check-nul-bytes.mjs comparison for the entry above it, where it still holds.

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