feat(signing): add opt-in isolated-worktree exact-tree typecheck verification (S3b Part 2b)

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Summary

Part 2b of the S3b reconstruction slice (follows #501 Part 1, #502 Part 2a). Closes the remaining gap identified in the program's design doc: ci-prepush-lowend.mjs's local checks (docs/CSP/i18n/content-guard/tsgo) all run against whatever is currently on disk — there was previously zero signal anywhere in the architecture about whether that corresponds to the exact committed tree about to be pushed. Required CI remains the sole merge-safety authority regardless; this closes a local-gate trust/DX gap, not a safety hole.

New scripts/verify-exact-tree.mjs, pnpm run verify:exact-tree [ref...] (default HEAD): proves the exact committed tree of a ref typechecks in full isolation from the live checkout, materializing a real, trustworthy dependency environment rather than borrowing anything from the working directory.

Design (superseded twice during review — this section describes the final, shipped architecture)

The original plan anticipated this being tightly wired into the same push-evidence pipeline as Part 1/2a with a sidecar evidence-file transport; a first PR revision moved to an opt-in standalone command that symlinked the real checkout's node_modules into the isolated worktree, gated on Part 2a's dependencyState === 'MATCHES'. Both the plan's original framing and that first symlink design are now retired. The reasons, in order:

1. Opt-in standalone command, not wired into ci:prepush. Unchanged from the first revision. An isolated worktree + a real tsgo compile is materially more expensive than the working-tree typecheck this repo already runs by default; CLAUDE.md's CI-cloud-first, low-end-hardware philosophy argues against silently making every push slower. Mirrors the existing --full opt-in-escalation pattern.
2. Real pnpm install --frozen-lockfile --offline --ignore-scripts --ignore-pnpmfile inside the isolated worktree, not a node_modules symlink. Review found the symlink design unsound, not just theoretically: pnpm workspace-package symlinks (node_modules/@domain/<pkg>) are relative, so symlinking the whole directory transitively resolved back into the live, possibly-uncommittedpackages/* — confirmed via readlink -f. A deeper leak was also found nested at node_modules/.pnpm/node_modules/@domain/.... A real install reconstructs pnpm's own actual link graph (root, package-local, and transitive workspace links) — structurally correct for every link class, not just the ones one review round happened to find. --offline never reaches the network (a package absent from the local store fails the install, mapped to UNKNOWN); --ignore-scriptsand--ignore-pnpmfile block both of pnpm's separate arbitrary-code-execution paths (package.json lifecycle scripts and pnpm's own .pnpmfile.cjs hook mechanism); COREPACK_ENABLE_NETWORK=0 closes a real gap specific to this dev environment, where pnpm itself resolves through a Corepack shim that could otherwise reach the network before pnpm's own --offline applies. Verified empirically end-to-end against this actual repository (real commit, real isolated worktree, real frozen-lockfile offline install, real tsgo) — currently ~2 minutes on this hardware, acceptable specifically because this command is opt-in.
3. The Part 2a dependencyState === 'MATCHES' precondition from the first revision is removed, not preserved. It only ever existed to guard the symlink design's soundness (borrowing the live checkout's node_modules was only valid when known to match localSha's manifests). A real --frozen-lockfile install reads localSha's own committed lockfile directly and borrows nothing from the live checkout, so the precondition has nothing left to guard. feat(signing): add exact-localSha dependency-manifest compatibility proof (S3b Part 2a) #502's dependencyState remains the sole, unchanged authority for its own distinct question; this command now answers a different question directly instead of via a borrowed proxy signal.
4. Refuses to materialize any commit that tracks a node_modules path, before touching disk. A later review round found that the real-install fix alone still trusted whatever the checkout produced — an arbitrary ref could force-track content under node_modules (e.g. a committed node_modules/.bin/tsgo) even under .gitignore, and the isolated run would then execute that attacker-controlled binary as "the compiler," or a tracked node_modules symlink could redirect pnpm's writes outside the worktree. Before creating the worktree at all, the tool now lists the target commit's own git tree (reusing dependency-state.mjs's listTreeFiles, now exported for this reuse rather than duplicated) and reports UNKNOWN — refusing verification — if any tracked path anywhere (root, nested, or a node_modules entry that is itself a tracked symlink) contains a node_modules path component.
5. Disables Git hooks while creating the isolated worktree.git worktree add runs post-checkout; this repo ships a graphify:hookspost-checkout integration that runs heavyweight mutation (graphify update .), and any other configured hook is an equally unwanted interference with "prove the exact committed tree typechecks." createIsolatedWorktree now scopes core.hooksPath to a temporary empty directory for that one invocation only (git -c core.hooksPath=<dir> worktree add ...), never touching the user's real Git config, cleaned up immediately after the call regardless of outcome.
6. Explicit tsgo timeout raised from 3 to 6 minutes. The isolated single-checker run was measured at ~56s alone on this hardware, but the repo separately documents ~300s for the full multi-checker pnpm run typecheck; 6 minutes clears both figures with real margin rather than cutting off close to either one.
7. New, distinct state vocabulary: PASS | FAIL | NOT_APPLICABLE | UNKNOWN, not a reuse of MATCHES | DIVERGED. workingTreeState/dependencyState are comparison diagnostics (does X match Y); this is an absolute check (is localSha's code internally valid, materialized from a trustworthy environment) — forcing it into the comparison vocabulary would be inaccurate. Same 4-value shape and aggregation-precedence idea, via a small local aggregateExactTreeState (kept separate from aggregateDiagnosticState rather than generalizing a shared helper for two calls' worth of reuse).
8. No new evidence-transport mechanism. Still true after every revision: localSha is already present on every PushEvidenceUpdate since fix(devops): replace pre-push evidence handoff #494, and tsgo --noEmit type-checks the whole tsconfig.tsgo.json project scope unconditionally — it takes no file list. Zero new env-var, argv, or file-based transport.
9. Multi-ref handling: dedupe and aggregate-all, not fail-fast. As an explicit non-blocking opt-in diagnostic, fail-fast would hide information about other refs in the same invocation for no benefit. Dedupe by localSha, run all unique SHAs sequentially (never parallel — hardware constraint), aggregate via the same worst-state-wins precedence idea as every other diagnostic dimension in this program.

Fail-closed lifecycle

Reuses #500's runBounded/runLocalBinaryDetailed exclusively for every spawned command (worktree add/remove/prune, the pnpm install, tsgo) — no raw spawnSync for anything new (resolveRef is the one deliberate exception, documented in-code: it needs to capture stdout synchronously, which runBounded structurally cannot do, so it reuses signing-core.mjs's pre-existing, already-bounded runGit instead of a new process-runner authority). The tracked-node_modules check runs first and can refuse before any worktree is even created. Proactive git worktree prune before creating one (sweeps entries orphaned by a prior crashed run). try { verify } finally { remove }, including the temporary hooks directory, which is created and torn down around the single git worktree add call regardless of its outcome. git worktree remove --force first; rm -rf + git worktree prune fallback on failure; the leftover empty mkdtemp-created directory is swept even after a successfulgit worktree remove (git otherwise leaves it in place). Isolated trees live under os.tmpdir(), never inside the project's own long-lived .worktrees/.

Files (7)

• scripts/verify-exact-tree.mjs (new) / scripts/verify-exact-tree.d.mts (new) — self-contained.
• scripts/dependency-state.mjs / scripts/dependency-state.d.mts — one small, additive-only touch: the existing internal git-tree listing helper is renamed and exported as listTreeFiles so this PR can reuse it instead of writing a second parser. No behavior change to any already-shipped Part 1/2a function; dependencyFilesFromRef calls the same logic under its new name.
• package.json — verify:exact-tree script; test:node now runs with --test-concurrency=1 so this suite's git/pnpm/worktree fixtures (and dependency-state.test.mjs's own git fixtures) never overlap on constrained hardware.
• CLAUDE.md — documents the shipped command and its deliberate non-default wiring.
• tests/unit/tooling/verify-exact-tree.test.mjs (new, node:test, 31 tests) — real git worktree + real tsgo/pnpm install runs against fixtures (workspace-link soundness proven via direct content comparison against a deliberately live-mutated checkout; a real post-checkout hook proven not to fire; a real side-effecting .pnpmfile.cjs proven not to execute even at require time; three tracked-node_modules forms each proven refused via a call-count spy showing materialization never starts, not just via the final UNKNOWN state), plus DI-based fail-closed-lifecycle, precondition, dedup, and aggregation coverage.

Test plan

• node --test --test-concurrency=1 tests/unit/tooling/verify-exact-tree.test.mjs — 31/31 passing
• node --test --test-concurrency=1 tests/unit/tooling/dependency-state.test.mjs tests/unit/tooling/verify-exact-tree.test.mjs — 46/46 passing (no regressions)
• pnpm run typecheck (4-checker, CI-exact) — clean
• pnpm run lint — clean
• pnpm run ci:prepush — full local admission PASS
• pnpm run signing:doctor — signing config verified before push
• QNBS-v3 one-line comment self-check — clean
• Real end-to-end smoke test against this repo's own HEAD (isolated worktree, hooks disabled, real frozen-lockfile offline install, real tsgo) — PASS, ~2 minutes, cleanup verified (no leftover worktree registration, no leftover temp directory)

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Summary by Sourcery

Add an opt-in isolated-worktree verification path that typechecks exact committed trees independently of the live checkout.

New Features:

• Add an opt-in command to typecheck one or more exact commits in isolated worktrees using an independently materialized dependency environment.
• Report exact-tree verification outcomes with PASS, FAIL, NOT_APPLICABLE, and UNKNOWN states while deduplicating and aggregating multiple refs.

Bug Fixes:

• Prevent local exact-tree verification from being influenced by uncommitted workspace sources, tracked node_modules content, network access, package hooks, or Git hooks.

Enhancements:

• Reuse committed-tree enumeration and provide fail-closed worktree lifecycle management with stale-worktree pruning and cleanup fallbacks.

CI:

• Run the serial node:test tooling suite as an authoritative CI quality step alongside the existing test workflow.

Documentation:

• Document usage, isolation guarantees, diagnostic semantics, and the deliberate opt-in nature of exact-tree verification.

Tests:

• Add comprehensive real-git, pnpm, worktree, hook-suppression, dependency-isolation, lifecycle, aggregation, and CLI behavior coverage.

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CodeAnt-AI Description

Verify that an exact commit typechecks independently of the current working tree

What Changed

• Added an opt-in verify:exact-tree command that checks HEAD or specified commits in isolated worktrees using the repository’s typechecker
• Reports PASS, FAIL, UNKNOWN, or NOT_APPLICABLE without blocking pushes; dependency mismatches, setup failures, and interrupted checks are reported as UNKNOWN
• Handles multiple commits sequentially, removes duplicate revisions, aggregates results, and cleans up stale or failed worktrees
• Added coverage for successful checks, genuine type errors, dependency mismatches, cleanup failures, duplicate revisions, and result aggregation

Impact

✅ Detects type errors in the exact commit being verified
✅ Fewer misleading local typecheck results from uncommitted files
✅ Safer cleanup after interrupted verification runs

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Introduces an opt-in exact-tree typecheck diagnostic that resolves refs to commits, verifies each in a temporary detached worktree using shared dependencies and bounded subprocesses, aggregates multi-ref results, and fails closed without changing the default pre-push gate.

Sequence diagram for opt-in exact-tree typecheck verification

sequenceDiagram
participant User
participant CLI as verify-exact-tree
participant Git
participant DependencyState as dependency-state
participant Worktree as IsolatedWorktree
participant TSGO as tsgo
User->>CLI: main(refs)
CLI->>Git: rev-parse --verify ref^{commit}
Git-->>CLI: localSha
CLI->>CLI: dedupe localSha values
loop Each unique localSha sequentially
CLI->>DependencyState: computeDependencyState(localSha)
DependencyState-->>CLI: MATCHES or other state
CLI->>Git: git worktree prune
CLI->>Git: git worktree add --detach localSha
Git-->>Worktree: temporary isolated tree
CLI->>Worktree: symlink node_modules
CLI->>TSGO: runLocalBinaryDetailed(tsgo, --noEmit)
TSGO-->>CLI: status or execution failure
CLI->>Git: git worktree remove --force
end
CLI->>CLI: aggregateExactTreeState
CLI-->>User: PASS, FAIL, NOT_APPLICABLE, or UNKNOWN

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Flow diagram for exact-tree verification outcomes

flowchart TD
A["pnpm run verify:exact-tree ref..."] --> B["Resolve refs to commit SHAs"]
B --> C["Dedupe SHAs"]
C --> D{"Any SHAs?"}
D -->|No| E["NOT_APPLICABLE"]
D -->|Yes| F["For each SHA, sequentially"]
F --> G{"dependencyStateForRef is MATCHES?"}
G -->|No| H["UNKNOWN"]
G -->|Yes| I["Create detached temporary worktree"]
I --> J["Symlink real node_modules"]
J --> K{"Worktree setup succeeds?"}
K -->|No| H
K -->|Yes| L["Run tsgo --noEmit"]
L --> M{"tsgo result"}
M -->|Exit 0| N["PASS"]
M -->|Typecheck error| O["FAIL"]
M -->|Timeout, interruption, or execution error| H
N --> P["Remove worktree"]
O --> P
H --> P
P --> Q["aggregateExactTreeState across SHAs"]
Q --> R["Report diagnostic result"]

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File-Level Changes

Change	Details	Files
Add an opt-in exact-commit typecheck command that verifies code from an isolated detached worktree.	Resolve one or more refs to commit SHAs, deduplicate them, and process them sequentially. Create temporary detached worktrees, proactively prune stale metadata, and guarantee cleanup with a force-remove and fallback sweep. Reuse the existing bounded subprocess runners and symlink the repository's node_modules instead of reinstalling dependencies. Run single-checker tsgo against the isolated commit and return PASS, FAIL, NOT_APPLICABLE, or UNKNOWN with fail-closed error handling. Require reconciled dependency state as a soundness precondition while still reporting UNKNOWN rather than skipping the diagnostic entirely.	scripts/verify-exact-tree.mjs scripts/verify-exact-tree.d.mts
Expose and document the exact-tree verification workflow as a deliberate opt-in local diagnostic.	Add the verify:exact-tree package script with HEAD as the default ref. Document the command's dependency symlink behavior, result vocabulary, non-blocking semantics, and exclusion from ci:prepush.	package.json CLAUDE.md
Cover the isolated verification mechanism and its fail-closed behavior with unit and integration tests.	Exercise real git worktree creation, real tsgo PASS/FAIL results, and cleanup registration. Test dependency preconditions, injected failures, removal fallback, SHA deduplication, sequential multi-ref handling, and aggregation precedence.	tests/unit/tooling/verify-exact-tree.test.mjs

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This PR adds opt-in isolated-worktree exact-tree typecheck verification as documented in the design summary. The implementation correctly follows fail-closed semantics, has proper dependency injection for testing, and includes comprehensive test coverage with real git worktree operations.

The code is well-structured with:

• Proper error boundaries that return UNKNOWN instead of throwing
• Sequential execution to respect hardware constraints
• Cleanup via finally blocks and fallback removal paths
• Thorough unit tests including end-to-end verification with actual tsgo runs

No blocking defects found. The implementation matches the stated design goals and maintains the existing architectural patterns (reuses runBounded/runLocalBinaryDetailed, follows the diagnostic-state vocabulary pattern, integrates cleanly with dependency-state.mjs).

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<locationpath="scripts/verify-exact-tree.mjs"line_range="1" />
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+import { spawnSync } from 'node:child_process';
+import { symlinkSync } from 'node:fs';
+import { mkdtemp as mkdtempAsync, rm as rmAsync } from 'node:fs/promises';
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**issue (bug_risk):** The new CLI resolves refs with an unbounded synchronous `spawnSync('git', ...)`, so a blocked or pathological Git/filesystem operation stalls the entire Node process and cannot be terminated through the bounded subprocess lifecycle used for the worktree and `tsgo` steps.
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Adds the opt-in verify:exact-tree command and APIs to typecheck exact Git commits in isolated worktrees. The command validates tracked files and symlinks, installs dependencies offline, uses trusted tooling, classifies results, handles interruptions, and cleans up temporary worktrees.

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Exact-tree verification

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Public contract and command wiring scripts/dependency-state.*, scripts/verify-exact-tree.d.mts, package.json, CLAUDE.md, .github/workflows/ci.yml, biome.json, .gitignore	Adds mode-aware Git tree entries, blob reading, dependency-injection contracts, exported verification APIs, package scripts, documentation, CI execution, test configuration, and fixture-path ignores.
Isolated single-SHA typecheck lifecycle scripts/verify-exact-tree.mjs, tests/unit/tooling/verify-exact-tree.test.mjs	Rejects tracked node_modules and escaping symlinks, creates isolated worktrees with hooks disabled, installs trusted frozen offline dependencies, runs the trusted tsgo, handles interruptions, maps outcomes to PASS, FAIL, or UNKNOWN, and tests these paths.
Batch aggregation and CLI reporting scripts/verify-exact-tree.mjs, tests/unit/tooling/verify-exact-tree.test.mjs	Resolves refs, deduplicates SHAs, processes checks sequentially, aggregates results, reports diagnostics, and sets exit code 130 for interruptions. Tests cover CLI inputs, output, aggregation, and failures.

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The PR adds an opt-in isolated exact-tree typecheck that improves validation of committed code, but the current implementation still has open issues that can produce false UNKNOWN results, bypass the tracked-dependency safety check on some filesystems, or fail at supported injected-call paths; one test can also pass without proving dependency links were materialized. Merge should wait for these bounded correctness and verification issues to be fixed or explicitly accepted by the owner.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
participant CLI
participant verifyExactTreeForShas
participant Git
participant pnpm
participant tsgo
CLI->>verifyExactTreeForShas: pass refs
verifyExactTreeForShas->>Git: resolve refs and inspect trees
verifyExactTreeForShas->>Git: create isolated worktree
verifyExactTreeForShas->>pnpm: install frozen offline dependencies without hooks
verifyExactTreeForShas->>tsgo: run bounded typecheck from trusted checkout
tsgo-->>verifyExactTreeForShas: return PASS, FAIL, or UNKNOWN
verifyExactTreeForShas->>Git: remove worktree and prune metadata
verifyExactTreeForShas-->>CLI: print aggregate result and exit status

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scripts/verify-exact-tree.mjs (1)

78-81: 🔒 Security & Privacy | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick win

Consider --ignore-scripts for the isolated install.

If typechecking does not require postinstall artifacts, add --ignore-scripts. The repository sets ignoreScripts: false, so lifecycle scripts from the arbitrary ref can run during installation. Confirm that tsgo and the dependencies still resolve without lifecycle scripts.

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In `@scripts/verify-exact-tree.mjs` around lines 78 - 81, Update the isolated
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package.json (1)

90-90: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | 💤 Low value

Quote the test glob for consistent shell behavior.

Node 22 supports glob expansion for node --test. Quoting the pattern ensures Node applies that expansion instead of the invoking shell.

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In `@package.json` at line 90, Update the test:node script to quote the
tests/unit/tooling/*.test.mjs glob so the invoking shell does not expand it
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In `@scripts/verify-exact-tree.mjs`:
- Around line 33-34: Default the optional dependencies parameter to an empty
object in createIsolatedWorktree, removeIsolatedWorktree, installDependencies,
and pruneStaleWorktrees so two-argument or forwarded calls safely use their
fallback implementations; add regression tests for invoking each function
without dependencies, mirroring the existing resolveRef bare-call test.
In `@tests/unit/tooling/verify-exact-tree.test.mjs`:
- Around line 27-28: Add the .worldscript-exact-tree-* temporary-directory
prefix to .gitignore so directories created by the verify-exact-tree test are
ignored, including after interrupted runs. Leave the existing
defaultWorkingTreeFiles behavior unchanged.
- Around line 67-73: Update the fixture setup around the pnpm install and git
add flow to exclude generated node_modules from the initial commit, while
retaining pnpm-lock.yaml so later frozen-lockfile installation works. Ensure git
worktree creation cannot materialize dependency links from the committed
fixture.
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In `@package.json`:
- Line 90: Update the test:node script to quote the
tests/unit/tooling/*.test.mjs glob so the invoking shell does not expand it
before node --test processes it.
In `@scripts/verify-exact-tree.mjs`:
- Around line 78-81: Update the isolated install invocation in verify-exact-tree
to include pnpm’s --ignore-scripts option, then confirm the typechecking path
still resolves tsgo and its dependencies without lifecycle-generated artifacts.

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scripts/verify-exact-tree.d.mts (1)

42-42: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick win

Declare the forwarded third argument of computeDependencyState.

scripts/verify-exact-tree.mjs (Line 232) calls computeState(sha, absoluteRepoRoot, dependencies). The declared type accepts only two parameters, so an injected implementation cannot type-safely read the forwarded dependency bag that the default computeDependencyState in scripts/dependency-state.mjs consumes.

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- computeDependencyState?: (sha: string, root: string) => DependencyState;+ computeDependencyState?: (+ sha: string,+ root: string,+ dependencies?: DependencyFingerprintFromRefDependencies,+ ) => DependencyState;

Import DependencyFingerprintFromRefDependencies alongside the existing type imports on Line 1.

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tests/unit/tooling/verify-exact-tree.test.mjs (1)

80-144: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick win

Split this test file and share the fixture-repository setup.

The file is now above 1000 lines. The coding guidelines target 200 to 700 lines per file and require splitting larger files. The five fixture builders also repeat the same git init plus user.email, user.name, add -A, and commit sequence.

Extract one initFixtureRepo(root) helper for the shared Git bootstrap, and split the suites into separate files by concern, for example preflight, install containment, typecheck lifecycle, interruption, and CLI.

As per coding guidelines: "Target files between 200 and 700 lines; split files over 700 lines into hooks, subcomponents, selectors, or tests rather than using comment-only sections." and "Apply DRY: place reusable logic in services, hooks, or feature thunks instead of duplicating it in views."

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In `@scripts/verify-exact-tree.mjs`:
- Around line 97-99: Update defaultResolveStoreDir to trim result.stdout and
return null when the trimmed value is empty, while preserving null for command
errors or nonzero status. Keep installDependencies’s existing null-based
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In `@tests/unit/tooling/verify-exact-tree.test.mjs`:
- Around line 550-555: Update the malicious-tsgo test around
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In `@scripts/verify-exact-tree.d.mts`:
- Line 42: Update the computeDependencyState declaration to accept the forwarded
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existing DependencyFingerprintFromRefDependencies type so injected
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In `@tests/unit/tooling/verify-exact-tree.test.mjs`:
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Terminal disposition: STOP_AND_SPLIT / DEFERRED_BY_ARCHITECTURE

This PR is being closed without merging. This is a deliberate architectural decision, not an abandonment of the work — the review process here has been genuinely successful at what it was for: it found a real, fundamental boundary this design cannot cross without becoming a different kind of system.

What this PR delivered (real, verified findings)

Across several review epochs, this branch discovered and empirically fixed a long chain of real execution/containment gaps in the isolated-worktree exact-tree verification design:

• live-workspace leakage from the original node_modules symlink-reuse design (replaced with a real, isolated pnpm install)
• lifecycle-script execution (--ignore-scripts) and .pnpmfile.cjs execution (--ignore-pnpmfile, including on the pnpm store path query itself, which has no such flag and needed a neutral-directory workaround)
• Corepack network escape (COREPACK_ENABLE_NETWORK=0)
• trusted-compiler provenance (only invoking tsgo once #502's dependencyState proves manifest equality with the trusted checkout)
• pnpm output-path containment (--modules-dir, --virtual-store-dir, --lockfile-dir, --store-dir, all pinned against a target-controlled .npmrc)
• Git hook suppression (core.hooksPath) and Git filter suppression across global, system, and local config scope (.gitattributes-driven smudge/clean/process filters, including Git LFS-style setups)
• tracked node_modules rejection (case-insensitive, any depth)
• tracked symlink escape rejection (POSIX and Windows-style backslash/drive-letter/UNC targets)
• gitlink/submodule rejection (unmaterialized by git worktree add)
• refs/replace/* neutralization (GIT_NO_REPLACE_OBJECTS=1)
• interrupt propagation through every lifecycle step, including worktree pruning and cleanup
• explicit, measured timeouts; sequential node:test tooling-suite admission into routine CI
• a partial mitigation for target-controlled tsconfig.tsgo.json (noCheck, tsBuildInfoFile, escaping include/exclude/files/extends)

All of this is real, adversarially tested (each fix has a corresponding real-fixture regression, not just a mock), and preserved on this branch as evidence.

Why it is not being merged

The remaining findings are no longer ordinary verifier defects. They demonstrate that a strong hostile-ref "exact-tree PASS" contract requires hermetic compiler execution / filesystem confinement, or a deliberately narrower semantic contract. That is a separate architecture capability and is out of proportion to the original non-blocking local-DX objective.

Concretely: an isolated Git worktree solves working-tree contamination, but it is not an OS-level filesystem/process sandbox. A checked ref's own tsconfig.tsgo.json can still direct the trusted compiler to read or write paths outside the worktree (absolute/escaping include/extends, absolute imports inside source content, arbitrary tsBuildInfoFile targets) in ways no amount of Git-level or CLI-flag-level hardening fully closes. Every review epoch on this PR found one more instance of the same underlying class — that convergence pattern (root-clustered fix → fresh review → new instance of the same root class) is itself the signal that the boundary is architectural, not incremental.

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S3b Part 2b (this PR) = DEFERRED_BY_ARCHITECTURE / STOP_AND_SPLIT
PR #503 = evidence/reference only, not a merge candidate
Required GitHub CI remains the merge-safety authority for this repository

Part 1 (#501) and Part 2a (#502) remain shipped, useful, unrelated diagnostics — they are unaffected by this decision and are not being revisited.

The remaining findings and the architecture question they raise are being carried forward into #504 rather than continuing to expand this PR's scope indefinitely.

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Inspect every effective filter assignment before checkout

When a target .gitattributes assigns filter more than once on a matching line, such as *.ts filter=unused filter=evil, Git uses the final value but this line.match records only the first. With evil configured locally, I reproduced Git 2.43 reporting filter: evil via git check-attr and executing its smudge command during this exact worktree add, so an arbitrary ref can still trigger configured code before verification. Fresh evidence beyond the earlier repository-local-filter finding is this newly added parser's first-match behavior; inspect every effective assignment or make checkout filters impossible.

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When tsconfig.tsgo.json uses the supported array form extends: ["/tmp/base.json"], this scanner ignores it because it accepts only a string. I reproduced the trusted tsgo following such an entry and reporting diagnostics from an external source included by that base config, so PASS or FAIL can still depend on live files outside the committed worktree. Fresh evidence beyond the earlier external-path finding is that the new mitigation handles only the scalar form; validate every array entry and recursively validate extended configurations.

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Disable inherited sparse checkout for the worktree

When the trusted checkout uses sparse checkout, this linked worktree inherits its sparse patterns, so tracked source directories outside the sparse cone are never materialized. I reproduced this with Git 2.43: worktree add --detach checked out only the selected directory, while root manifests remained available; dependency installation can therefore succeed and tsgo can report PASS after silently omitting erroneous committed sources. Disable sparse checkout for this invocation or verify that every relevant tree entry was materialized before certifying the result.

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