check-eager-closure-budget.mjs states two different aggregate headrooms 200 lines apart — the #7399 block's "11,988 bytes" contradicts the file's own 45,686 #7518

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Found while correcting the stale "~1 KB of headroom" comment in packages/i18n/src/locales/*.ts (objectui#7507 / PR objectui#7517, item 6). Not fixed there: it is a different file, in a gate's runtime closure, and the right correction is not mechanical. Filing it unassigned rather than riding it in.

The two readings

scripts/check-eager-closure-budget.mjs states the aggregate ceiling's headroom twice, and the two disagree:

  • :255, on MAX_EAGER_CLOSURE_GZIP_BYTES — "Headroom is 45,686 bytes — 0.50x REGRESSION_THIS_GATE_MUST_CATCH_BYTES."
  • :455, closing the "Why framework moved DOWN" block (objectui#7399) — "...and then the AGGREGATE line (11,988 bytes of headroom) becomes the binding one."

The constants in the same file settle which is current:

MAX_EAGER_CLOSURE_GZIP_BYTES = 3_268_000
BASELINE.gzipBytes = 3_222_314 (commit 3d257c85a)
= 45,686 bytes of headroom

So :255 agrees with the constants and :455 does not. 11,988 was presumably true against the aggregate baseline in force when the #7399 block was written; the baseline moved and the sentence did not.

Why it is worth a card rather than a shrug

The load-bearing half is not the arithmetic — it is the conclusion:455 draws from it. That paragraph is the argument for where the constraint on the eagerly-loaded locale catalogues actually lives:

8,924 bytes is about sixty translation keys ... enough for the five PRs this unparked, and then the AGGREGATE line (11,988 bytes of headroom) becomes the binding one. That is the correct place for the constraint to live, and it is the argument for taking the catalogues out of the eager closure rather than for raising anything.

At 45,686 bytes the aggregate is roughly 4x further away than the sentence says, so "the aggregate becomes binding right after i18n-locales is spent" is no longer the shape of the situation an author is being told to plan against. This is the same failure mode the file itself names twice — objectui#6778 ("argues from a reading two re-baselines old") and objectui#7046 ("guards the numbers and not the prose explaining them"), both closed — recurring in the paragraph that objectui#7399 added.

Why it was not fixed in passing

  • The correct replacement is a judgement, not a substitution: whether to restate the figure, restate the ratio, or drop the number and defer to the live verdict (which is what the file's own :420 warns to do: "⛔ Do not size a re-baseline off the figures above ... the answer in force is the table the gate prints on YOUR build").
  • scripts/check-eager-closure-budget.mjs is listed in performance-budget.yml's runtime-closure paths, so touching it costs a console build in CI and owes its own scripts/__tests__/check-eager-closure-budget.test.ts run — a verification surface objectui#7507 does not otherwise open.

Repro

grep -n "11,988\|45,686" scripts/check-eager-closure-budget.mjs
node -e "console.log(3268000-3222314)" # 45686

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    check-eager-closure-budget.mjs states two different aggregate headrooms 200 lines apart — the #7399 block's "11,988 bytes" contradicts the file's own 45,686 #7518

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    Found while correcting the stale "~1 KB of headroom" comment in packages/i18n/src/locales/*.ts (objectui#7507 / PR objectui#7517, item 6). Not fixed there: it is a different file, in a gate's runtime closure, and the right correction is not mechanical. Filing it unassigned rather than riding it in.

    The two readings

    scripts/check-eager-closure-budget.mjs states the aggregate ceiling's headroom twice, and the two disagree:

    • :255, on MAX_EAGER_CLOSURE_GZIP_BYTES — "Headroom is 45,686 bytes — 0.50x REGRESSION_THIS_GATE_MUST_CATCH_BYTES."
    • :455, closing the "Why framework moved DOWN" block (objectui#7399) — "...and then the AGGREGATE line (11,988 bytes of headroom) becomes the binding one."

    The constants in the same file settle which is current:

    MAX_EAGER_CLOSURE_GZIP_BYTES = 3_268_000
    BASELINE.gzipBytes = 3_222_314 (commit 3d257c85a)
    = 45,686 bytes of headroom
    

    So :255 agrees with the constants and :455 does not. 11,988 was presumably true against the aggregate baseline in force when the #7399 block was written; the baseline moved and the sentence did not.

    Why it is worth a card rather than a shrug

    The load-bearing half is not the arithmetic — it is the conclusion:455 draws from it. That paragraph is the argument for where the constraint on the eagerly-loaded locale catalogues actually lives:

    8,924 bytes is about sixty translation keys ... enough for the five PRs this unparked, and then the AGGREGATE line (11,988 bytes of headroom) becomes the binding one. That is the correct place for the constraint to live, and it is the argument for taking the catalogues out of the eager closure rather than for raising anything.

    At 45,686 bytes the aggregate is roughly 4x further away than the sentence says, so "the aggregate becomes binding right after i18n-locales is spent" is no longer the shape of the situation an author is being told to plan against. This is the same failure mode the file itself names twice — objectui#6778 ("argues from a reading two re-baselines old") and objectui#7046 ("guards the numbers and not the prose explaining them"), both closed — recurring in the paragraph that objectui#7399 added.

    Why it was not fixed in passing

    • The correct replacement is a judgement, not a substitution: whether to restate the figure, restate the ratio, or drop the number and defer to the live verdict (which is what the file's own :420 warns to do: "⛔ Do not size a re-baseline off the figures above ... the answer in force is the table the gate prints on YOUR build").
    • scripts/check-eager-closure-budget.mjs is listed in performance-budget.yml's runtime-closure paths, so touching it costs a console build in CI and owes its own scripts/__tests__/check-eager-closure-budget.test.ts run — a verification surface objectui#7507 does not otherwise open.

    Repro

    grep -n "11,988\|45,686" scripts/check-eager-closure-budget.mjs
    node -e "console.log(3268000-3222314)" # 45686
    

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    Generated by Claude Code

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      check-eager-closure-budget.mjs states two different aggregate headrooms 200 lines apart — the #7399 block's "11,988 bytes" contradicts the file's own 45,686 #7518

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      Found while correcting the stale "~1 KB of headroom" comment in packages/i18n/src/locales/*.ts (objectui#7507 / PR objectui#7517, item 6). Not fixed there: it is a different file, in a gate's runtime closure, and the right correction is not mechanical. Filing it unassigned rather than riding it in.

      The two readings

      scripts/check-eager-closure-budget.mjs states the aggregate ceiling's headroom twice, and the two disagree:

      • :255, on MAX_EAGER_CLOSURE_GZIP_BYTES — "Headroom is 45,686 bytes — 0.50x REGRESSION_THIS_GATE_MUST_CATCH_BYTES."
      • :455, closing the "Why framework moved DOWN" block (objectui#7399) — "...and then the AGGREGATE line (11,988 bytes of headroom) becomes the binding one."

      The constants in the same file settle which is current:

      MAX_EAGER_CLOSURE_GZIP_BYTES = 3_268_000
      BASELINE.gzipBytes = 3_222_314 (commit 3d257c85a)
      = 45,686 bytes of headroom
      

      So :255 agrees with the constants and :455 does not. 11,988 was presumably true against the aggregate baseline in force when the #7399 block was written; the baseline moved and the sentence did not.

      Why it is worth a card rather than a shrug

      The load-bearing half is not the arithmetic — it is the conclusion:455 draws from it. That paragraph is the argument for where the constraint on the eagerly-loaded locale catalogues actually lives:

      8,924 bytes is about sixty translation keys ... enough for the five PRs this unparked, and then the AGGREGATE line (11,988 bytes of headroom) becomes the binding one. That is the correct place for the constraint to live, and it is the argument for taking the catalogues out of the eager closure rather than for raising anything.

      At 45,686 bytes the aggregate is roughly 4x further away than the sentence says, so "the aggregate becomes binding right after i18n-locales is spent" is no longer the shape of the situation an author is being told to plan against. This is the same failure mode the file itself names twice — objectui#6778 ("argues from a reading two re-baselines old") and objectui#7046 ("guards the numbers and not the prose explaining them"), both closed — recurring in the paragraph that objectui#7399 added.

      Why it was not fixed in passing

      • The correct replacement is a judgement, not a substitution: whether to restate the figure, restate the ratio, or drop the number and defer to the live verdict (which is what the file's own :420 warns to do: "⛔ Do not size a re-baseline off the figures above ... the answer in force is the table the gate prints on YOUR build").
      • scripts/check-eager-closure-budget.mjs is listed in performance-budget.yml's runtime-closure paths, so touching it costs a console build in CI and owes its own scripts/__tests__/check-eager-closure-budget.test.ts run — a verification surface objectui#7507 does not otherwise open.

      Repro

      grep -n "11,988\|45,686" scripts/check-eager-closure-budget.mjs
      node -e "console.log(3268000-3222314)" # 45686
      

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      Generated by Claude Code

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        check-eager-closure-budget.mjs states two different aggregate headrooms 200 lines apart — the #7399 block's "11,988 bytes" contradicts the file's own 45,686 #7518

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        Found while correcting the stale "~1 KB of headroom" comment in packages/i18n/src/locales/*.ts (objectui#7507 / PR objectui#7517, item 6). Not fixed there: it is a different file, in a gate's runtime closure, and the right correction is not mechanical. Filing it unassigned rather than riding it in.

        The two readings

        scripts/check-eager-closure-budget.mjs states the aggregate ceiling's headroom twice, and the two disagree:

        • :255, on MAX_EAGER_CLOSURE_GZIP_BYTES — "Headroom is 45,686 bytes — 0.50x REGRESSION_THIS_GATE_MUST_CATCH_BYTES."
        • :455, closing the "Why framework moved DOWN" block (objectui#7399) — "...and then the AGGREGATE line (11,988 bytes of headroom) becomes the binding one."

        The constants in the same file settle which is current:

        MAX_EAGER_CLOSURE_GZIP_BYTES = 3_268_000
        BASELINE.gzipBytes = 3_222_314 (commit 3d257c85a)
        = 45,686 bytes of headroom
        

        So :255 agrees with the constants and :455 does not. 11,988 was presumably true against the aggregate baseline in force when the #7399 block was written; the baseline moved and the sentence did not.

        Why it is worth a card rather than a shrug

        The load-bearing half is not the arithmetic — it is the conclusion:455 draws from it. That paragraph is the argument for where the constraint on the eagerly-loaded locale catalogues actually lives:

        8,924 bytes is about sixty translation keys ... enough for the five PRs this unparked, and then the AGGREGATE line (11,988 bytes of headroom) becomes the binding one. That is the correct place for the constraint to live, and it is the argument for taking the catalogues out of the eager closure rather than for raising anything.

        At 45,686 bytes the aggregate is roughly 4x further away than the sentence says, so "the aggregate becomes binding right after i18n-locales is spent" is no longer the shape of the situation an author is being told to plan against. This is the same failure mode the file itself names twice — objectui#6778 ("argues from a reading two re-baselines old") and objectui#7046 ("guards the numbers and not the prose explaining them"), both closed — recurring in the paragraph that objectui#7399 added.

        Why it was not fixed in passing

        • The correct replacement is a judgement, not a substitution: whether to restate the figure, restate the ratio, or drop the number and defer to the live verdict (which is what the file's own :420 warns to do: "⛔ Do not size a re-baseline off the figures above ... the answer in force is the table the gate prints on YOUR build").
        • scripts/check-eager-closure-budget.mjs is listed in performance-budget.yml's runtime-closure paths, so touching it costs a console build in CI and owes its own scripts/__tests__/check-eager-closure-budget.test.ts run — a verification surface objectui#7507 does not otherwise open.

        Repro

        grep -n "11,988\|45,686" scripts/check-eager-closure-budget.mjs
        node -e "console.log(3268000-3222314)" # 45686
        

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        Generated by Claude Code

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          check-eager-closure-budget.mjs states two different aggregate headrooms 200 lines apart — the #7399 block's "11,988 bytes" contradicts the file's own 45,686 #7518

          Description

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          Found while correcting the stale "~1 KB of headroom" comment in packages/i18n/src/locales/*.ts (objectui#7507 / PR objectui#7517, item 6). Not fixed there: it is a different file, in a gate's runtime closure, and the right correction is not mechanical. Filing it unassigned rather than riding it in.

          The two readings

          scripts/check-eager-closure-budget.mjs states the aggregate ceiling's headroom twice, and the two disagree:

          • :255, on MAX_EAGER_CLOSURE_GZIP_BYTES — "Headroom is 45,686 bytes — 0.50x REGRESSION_THIS_GATE_MUST_CATCH_BYTES."
          • :455, closing the "Why framework moved DOWN" block (objectui#7399) — "...and then the AGGREGATE line (11,988 bytes of headroom) becomes the binding one."

          The constants in the same file settle which is current:

          MAX_EAGER_CLOSURE_GZIP_BYTES = 3_268_000
          BASELINE.gzipBytes = 3_222_314 (commit 3d257c85a)
          = 45,686 bytes of headroom
          

          So :255 agrees with the constants and :455 does not. 11,988 was presumably true against the aggregate baseline in force when the #7399 block was written; the baseline moved and the sentence did not.

          Why it is worth a card rather than a shrug

          The load-bearing half is not the arithmetic — it is the conclusion:455 draws from it. That paragraph is the argument for where the constraint on the eagerly-loaded locale catalogues actually lives:

          8,924 bytes is about sixty translation keys ... enough for the five PRs this unparked, and then the AGGREGATE line (11,988 bytes of headroom) becomes the binding one. That is the correct place for the constraint to live, and it is the argument for taking the catalogues out of the eager closure rather than for raising anything.

          At 45,686 bytes the aggregate is roughly 4x further away than the sentence says, so "the aggregate becomes binding right after i18n-locales is spent" is no longer the shape of the situation an author is being told to plan against. This is the same failure mode the file itself names twice — objectui#6778 ("argues from a reading two re-baselines old") and objectui#7046 ("guards the numbers and not the prose explaining them"), both closed — recurring in the paragraph that objectui#7399 added.

          Why it was not fixed in passing

          • The correct replacement is a judgement, not a substitution: whether to restate the figure, restate the ratio, or drop the number and defer to the live verdict (which is what the file's own :420 warns to do: "⛔ Do not size a re-baseline off the figures above ... the answer in force is the table the gate prints on YOUR build").
          • scripts/check-eager-closure-budget.mjs is listed in performance-budget.yml's runtime-closure paths, so touching it costs a console build in CI and owes its own scripts/__tests__/check-eager-closure-budget.test.ts run — a verification surface objectui#7507 does not otherwise open.

          Repro

          grep -n "11,988\|45,686" scripts/check-eager-closure-budget.mjs
          node -e "console.log(3268000-3222314)" # 45686
          

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          Generated by Claude Code

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            check-eager-closure-budget.mjs states two different aggregate headrooms 200 lines apart — the #7399 block's "11,988 bytes" contradicts the file's own 45,686 #7518

            Description

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            Found while correcting the stale "~1 KB of headroom" comment in packages/i18n/src/locales/*.ts (objectui#7507 / PR objectui#7517, item 6). Not fixed there: it is a different file, in a gate's runtime closure, and the right correction is not mechanical. Filing it unassigned rather than riding it in.

            The two readings

            scripts/check-eager-closure-budget.mjs states the aggregate ceiling's headroom twice, and the two disagree:

            • :255, on MAX_EAGER_CLOSURE_GZIP_BYTES — "Headroom is 45,686 bytes — 0.50x REGRESSION_THIS_GATE_MUST_CATCH_BYTES."
            • :455, closing the "Why framework moved DOWN" block (objectui#7399) — "...and then the AGGREGATE line (11,988 bytes of headroom) becomes the binding one."

            The constants in the same file settle which is current:

            MAX_EAGER_CLOSURE_GZIP_BYTES = 3_268_000
            BASELINE.gzipBytes = 3_222_314 (commit 3d257c85a)
            = 45,686 bytes of headroom
            

            So :255 agrees with the constants and :455 does not. 11,988 was presumably true against the aggregate baseline in force when the #7399 block was written; the baseline moved and the sentence did not.

            Why it is worth a card rather than a shrug

            The load-bearing half is not the arithmetic — it is the conclusion:455 draws from it. That paragraph is the argument for where the constraint on the eagerly-loaded locale catalogues actually lives:

            8,924 bytes is about sixty translation keys ... enough for the five PRs this unparked, and then the AGGREGATE line (11,988 bytes of headroom) becomes the binding one. That is the correct place for the constraint to live, and it is the argument for taking the catalogues out of the eager closure rather than for raising anything.

            At 45,686 bytes the aggregate is roughly 4x further away than the sentence says, so "the aggregate becomes binding right after i18n-locales is spent" is no longer the shape of the situation an author is being told to plan against. This is the same failure mode the file itself names twice — objectui#6778 ("argues from a reading two re-baselines old") and objectui#7046 ("guards the numbers and not the prose explaining them"), both closed — recurring in the paragraph that objectui#7399 added.

            Why it was not fixed in passing

            • The correct replacement is a judgement, not a substitution: whether to restate the figure, restate the ratio, or drop the number and defer to the live verdict (which is what the file's own :420 warns to do: "⛔ Do not size a re-baseline off the figures above ... the answer in force is the table the gate prints on YOUR build").
            • scripts/check-eager-closure-budget.mjs is listed in performance-budget.yml's runtime-closure paths, so touching it costs a console build in CI and owes its own scripts/__tests__/check-eager-closure-budget.test.ts run — a verification surface objectui#7507 does not otherwise open.

            Repro

            grep -n "11,988\|45,686" scripts/check-eager-closure-budget.mjs
            node -e "console.log(3268000-3222314)" # 45686
            

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              check-eager-closure-budget.mjs states two different aggregate headrooms 200 lines apart — the #7399 block's "11,988 bytes" contradicts the file's own 45,686 #7518

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              Found while correcting the stale "~1 KB of headroom" comment in packages/i18n/src/locales/*.ts (objectui#7507 / PR objectui#7517, item 6). Not fixed there: it is a different file, in a gate's runtime closure, and the right correction is not mechanical. Filing it unassigned rather than riding it in.

              The two readings

              scripts/check-eager-closure-budget.mjs states the aggregate ceiling's headroom twice, and the two disagree:

              • :255, on MAX_EAGER_CLOSURE_GZIP_BYTES — "Headroom is 45,686 bytes — 0.50x REGRESSION_THIS_GATE_MUST_CATCH_BYTES."
              • :455, closing the "Why framework moved DOWN" block (objectui#7399) — "...and then the AGGREGATE line (11,988 bytes of headroom) becomes the binding one."

              The constants in the same file settle which is current:

              MAX_EAGER_CLOSURE_GZIP_BYTES = 3_268_000
              BASELINE.gzipBytes = 3_222_314 (commit 3d257c85a)
              = 45,686 bytes of headroom
              

              So :255 agrees with the constants and :455 does not. 11,988 was presumably true against the aggregate baseline in force when the #7399 block was written; the baseline moved and the sentence did not.

              Why it is worth a card rather than a shrug

              The load-bearing half is not the arithmetic — it is the conclusion:455 draws from it. That paragraph is the argument for where the constraint on the eagerly-loaded locale catalogues actually lives:

              8,924 bytes is about sixty translation keys ... enough for the five PRs this unparked, and then the AGGREGATE line (11,988 bytes of headroom) becomes the binding one. That is the correct place for the constraint to live, and it is the argument for taking the catalogues out of the eager closure rather than for raising anything.

              At 45,686 bytes the aggregate is roughly 4x further away than the sentence says, so "the aggregate becomes binding right after i18n-locales is spent" is no longer the shape of the situation an author is being told to plan against. This is the same failure mode the file itself names twice — objectui#6778 ("argues from a reading two re-baselines old") and objectui#7046 ("guards the numbers and not the prose explaining them"), both closed — recurring in the paragraph that objectui#7399 added.

              Why it was not fixed in passing

              • The correct replacement is a judgement, not a substitution: whether to restate the figure, restate the ratio, or drop the number and defer to the live verdict (which is what the file's own :420 warns to do: "⛔ Do not size a re-baseline off the figures above ... the answer in force is the table the gate prints on YOUR build").
              • scripts/check-eager-closure-budget.mjs is listed in performance-budget.yml's runtime-closure paths, so touching it costs a console build in CI and owes its own scripts/__tests__/check-eager-closure-budget.test.ts run — a verification surface objectui#7507 does not otherwise open.

              Repro

              grep -n "11,988\|45,686" scripts/check-eager-closure-budget.mjs
              node -e "console.log(3268000-3222314)" # 45686
              

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                check-eager-closure-budget.mjs states two different aggregate headrooms 200 lines apart — the #7399 block's "11,988 bytes" contradicts the file's own 45,686 #7518

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                Found while correcting the stale "~1 KB of headroom" comment in packages/i18n/src/locales/*.ts (objectui#7507 / PR objectui#7517, item 6). Not fixed there: it is a different file, in a gate's runtime closure, and the right correction is not mechanical. Filing it unassigned rather than riding it in.

                The two readings

                scripts/check-eager-closure-budget.mjs states the aggregate ceiling's headroom twice, and the two disagree:

                • :255, on MAX_EAGER_CLOSURE_GZIP_BYTES — "Headroom is 45,686 bytes — 0.50x REGRESSION_THIS_GATE_MUST_CATCH_BYTES."
                • :455, closing the "Why framework moved DOWN" block (objectui#7399) — "...and then the AGGREGATE line (11,988 bytes of headroom) becomes the binding one."

                The constants in the same file settle which is current:

                MAX_EAGER_CLOSURE_GZIP_BYTES = 3_268_000
                BASELINE.gzipBytes = 3_222_314 (commit 3d257c85a)
                = 45,686 bytes of headroom
                

                So :255 agrees with the constants and :455 does not. 11,988 was presumably true against the aggregate baseline in force when the #7399 block was written; the baseline moved and the sentence did not.

                Why it is worth a card rather than a shrug

                The load-bearing half is not the arithmetic — it is the conclusion:455 draws from it. That paragraph is the argument for where the constraint on the eagerly-loaded locale catalogues actually lives:

                8,924 bytes is about sixty translation keys ... enough for the five PRs this unparked, and then the AGGREGATE line (11,988 bytes of headroom) becomes the binding one. That is the correct place for the constraint to live, and it is the argument for taking the catalogues out of the eager closure rather than for raising anything.

                At 45,686 bytes the aggregate is roughly 4x further away than the sentence says, so "the aggregate becomes binding right after i18n-locales is spent" is no longer the shape of the situation an author is being told to plan against. This is the same failure mode the file itself names twice — objectui#6778 ("argues from a reading two re-baselines old") and objectui#7046 ("guards the numbers and not the prose explaining them"), both closed — recurring in the paragraph that objectui#7399 added.

                Why it was not fixed in passing

                • The correct replacement is a judgement, not a substitution: whether to restate the figure, restate the ratio, or drop the number and defer to the live verdict (which is what the file's own :420 warns to do: "⛔ Do not size a re-baseline off the figures above ... the answer in force is the table the gate prints on YOUR build").
                • scripts/check-eager-closure-budget.mjs is listed in performance-budget.yml's runtime-closure paths, so touching it costs a console build in CI and owes its own scripts/__tests__/check-eager-closure-budget.test.ts run — a verification surface objectui#7507 does not otherwise open.

                Repro

                grep -n "11,988\|45,686" scripts/check-eager-closure-budget.mjs
                node -e "console.log(3268000-3222314)" # 45686
                

                Measured on a27d153c2 (origin/main).

                Generated by Claude Code

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