docs: documentation truth housekeeping (AUDIT.md, TODO.md) + worktree install policy - #512
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Reviewer's GuideThis documentation/process PR updates repository guidance, audit metadata, and sprint tracking to reflect the v1.28.1 release and post-#477 reconciliation work, while making frozen-lockfile dependency reconciliation the required bootstrap path for new worktrees. Flow diagram for safe new-worktree dependency bootstrapflowchart LR
A[New worktree or branch checkout] --> B[node scripts/dependency-state.mjs reconcile]
B --> C{Frozen lockfile and dependency fingerprint valid?}
C -->|Yes| D[Verified node_modules]
C -->|No| E[Fail loudly without rewriting pnpm-lock.yaml]
F[Bare pnpm install] --> G[May rewrite pnpm-lock.yaml or defer verification]
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I've reviewed the documentation updates in this PR across AUDIT.md, CLAUDE.md, and TODO.md. All changes correctly document the v1.28.1 release and update project guidance.
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- ✅ AUDIT.md: Version bump and release gate documentation are accurate
- ✅ CLAUDE.md: New dependency bootstrap instructions prevent common mistakes
- ✅ TODO.md: Sprint status correctly updated and archived
No blocking issues found. The documentation accurately reflects the project's current state and provides valuable guidance for developers.
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In `@AUDIT.md`:
- Line 7: Update the release-gate statement to avoid claiming platform signing
for the Linux, Windows, and macOS artifacts unless platform-signing evidence is
available in RELEASE-V1.28.1-EVIDENCE.md; otherwise describe them as published
and preserve the separate caveat that platform code-signing and notarization
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- Around line 29-30: Update the open sprint item in TODO.md to remove the
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A bare pnpm install (no --frozen-lockfile) was used to bootstrap a new worktree during PR #495 handling. It happened to be harmless this time (lockfile was already in sync), but the flag omission means it could have silently rewritten pnpm-lock.yaml on any drift instead of failing loudly, and it skips the repo's own dependency-fingerprint write that pnpm run <script> later verifies against. Codified the correct procedure (node scripts/dependency-state.mjs reconcile / pnpm run deps:reconcile) in both CLAUDE.md and AGENTS.md so this doesn't recur, especially on branches that shouldn't touch dependencies at all.
AUDIT.md's "Current version" summary and test counts were one release behind (v1.28.0/6888 tests/565 files, missing v1.28.1 entirely). Added an accurate v1.28.1 release-gate entry (real CI run IDs, real asset list) verified against the actual GitHub Release, and refreshed the summary line to current numbers (7114+/580/2925 keys x 19 locales). TODO.md's "Current Sprint" header dated 2026-08-20 and referenced PR #427, predating both the #477 merge and the v1.28.1 release plus this session's reconstruction reconciliation and Dependabot work. Archived the stale sprint entry and replaced it with the current state.
…text - CLAUDE.md/AGENTS.md: correct the fingerprint-verification claim — the repo's own dependency fingerprint is checked only by deps:verify, ci:prepush, and the pre-commit hook, not by arbitrary pnpm run <script> calls. Separated it from pnpm's own independent verifyDepsBeforeRun check (a different mechanism, comparing node_modules against the lockfile) that produces ERR_PNPM_VERIFY_DEPS_BEFORE_RUN. - AUDIT.md: removed the "signed" qualifier from the v1.28.1 release artifacts line — the release evidence ledger explicitly keeps platform code-signing/notarization as a separate, unverified claim; only structural/asset/updater-payload crypto verification is confirmed. - TODO.md: the "full signed release cut" open item read as self-contradictory next to v1.28.1's already-published status three lines above. Marked the documentation pass done and clarified the remaining item is a new release cut for this sprint's accumulated work, not a repeat of v1.28.1.
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* fix(pwa): never delete a CacheStorage entry this app doesn't own DA-01 of the post-#512 deep audit: public/sw.js deleted any cache not exactly matching one of the 3 current-version names in activate(), and deleted every cache unconditionally in both the IS_TAURI branch of activate() and the CLEAR_CACHE message handler. On the app's actual shared-origin GitHub Pages deployment (qnbs.github.io/WorldScript-Studio/), CacheStorage is origin-scoped, not path-scoped, so any other app hosted under the same qnbs.github.io origin could have its own caches deleted by a WorldScript Studio service-worker activation or a user-triggered "clear cache" action. Added isWorldScriptOwnedCache(), matching the exact closed set of cache name families this SW actually creates (not a broad "worldscript-" prefix, which could still false-positive-match an unrelated cache from some other tool), and applied it to all three deletion sites: - non-Tauri activate(): prune only owned-and-stale (unchanged current- generation behavior for owned caches, but foreign caches now always survive) - IS_TAURI branch of activate(): no evidence the Tauri WebView origin is exclusive to this app, so apply the same predicate rather than assuming and deleting everything - CLEAR_CACHE message handler: clear owned caches of any generation, never anything foreign New tests/unit/serviceWorkerCacheOwnership.test.ts uses a Node vm-based harness that loads the real public/sw.js source and executes its real activate/message handlers against a mocked caches/self, proving (for both the browser and Tauri code paths): current owned caches survive activation, stale owned generations are pruned, foreign caches always survive both activate and CLEAR_CACHE, owned caches are fully cleared by CLEAR_CACHE, and a failed owned-cache deletion never causes a foreign cache to be deleted as a side effect. Verified all 7 assertions fail against the pre-fix code before restoring the fix, confirming the tests are genuine regression proof, not vacuous. * fix(pwa): close the DA-03 cache-ownership predicate's boundary gap The startsWith('worldscript-static-v')-style family check let a foreign cache like worldscript-static-vendor-cache or worldscript-images-vendor-cache false-positive-match and be wrongly treated as owned — the exact collision class DA-03 exists to prevent. Replace it with an anchored regex requiring a semver-shaped version suffix (^worldscript-(static|dynamic|images)-v \d+\.\d+\.\d+...$), verified against every real and adversarial cache name. register-sw.ts's independent Tauri-boot teardown had the same class of bug, one step broader: a bare startsWith('worldscript-') matched any foreign cache sharing that prefix at all. It now uses the same anchored predicate (duplicated, not shared, since public/sw.js is a dependency-free classic worker script and can't import a module). Adds adversarial regression tests for both call sites, verified to fail against the pre-fix code and pass against the fix.
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Summary
Documentation housekeeping PR from the post-#477 reconstruction/Dependabot/release program's plan, plus one incidental process fix caught along the way.
What changed
Process fix (caught during PR #495 handling, kept local per instruction until this PR):
CLAUDE.md/AGENTS.md: codified that bootstrappingnode_moduleson a new worktree must always usenode scripts/dependency-state.mjs reconcile(frozen-lockfile), never a barepnpm install— the bare form can silently rewritepnpm-lock.yamlon any drift instead of failing loudly, which is most dangerous exactly on a branch that shouldn't touch dependencies at all.Documentation truth:
AUDIT.md: "Current version" summary was one release behind (v1.28.0, 6888 tests/565 files) and had no v1.28.1 entry at all. Added an accurate v1.28.1 release-gate entry (real CI run IDs32616003387/32616003394, real published asset list — verified against the actual GitHub Release, not fabricated) and refreshed the summary to current numbers (7114+ tests / 580 files / 2925 keys × 19 locales, matching whatdocs:checkitself already validates).TODO.md: "Current Sprint" header was dated 2026-08-20 and referenced PR fix(ci): close Rust dependency and deploy gate gaps #427, predating the docs(architecture): refine Qt migration, Tauri exit & PWA reuse strategy #477 merge, the v1.28.1 release, and this session's entire reconstruction-reconciliation + Dependabot integration work. Archived the stale entry (matching the file's own archival convention) and replaced it with the current sprint state.Test plan
node scripts/dependency-state.mjs reconcile— used throughout instead of barepnpm installpnpm run ci:prepush— full local admission green, includingdocs:checkconfirming the new AUDIT.md numbers match the tooling's own truth modelgh api/gh release view, not recalled from memorySummary by Sourcery
Refresh repository documentation and worktree dependency guidance to preserve accurate project status and prevent unintended lockfile changes.
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CodeAnt-AI Description
Refresh release and sprint documentation and standardize safe dependency setup
What Changed
pnpm install, preventing unintended lockfile changes and delayed dependency verification errorsImpact
✅ Accurate release and sprint status✅ Fewer accidental dependency-lockfile changes✅ Clearer new-worktree setup guidance💡 Usage Guide
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