Strip the script/Build.sol worked example, leave the library lean

[thedavidmeister]

Closes#57
Closes#95

Human ruling, 2026-08-17: "lets remove the Build.sol 'as a worked example' and
make the repo lean, rain.deploy is a fine worked example". The worked example
leaves this repo entirely. Nothing replaces it here.

What changed

Deleted

• script/Build.sol — the worked example. The whole script/ directory
  goes with it; nothing else was in there.

• src/generated/CodeGennable.sol — the artifact Build.sol produced.
  This is forced, not a choice. rainix's rainix-copy-artifacts.yaml reusable
  hard-fails any repo that commits src/generated/ without a
  script/Build.sol, verified at
  rainix-copy-artifacts.yaml:

  if [ -d src/generated ] && [ !-f script/Build.sol ];thenecho"::error::src/generated/ is committed but script/Build.sol was not found, ..."exit 1
  fi

  The two cannot be separated.

• .github/workflows/build-pointers.yaml — a 9-line wrapper whose entire
  job was calling that reusable. With no Build.sol it has nothing to
  regenerate.

• testBuildFileForContractCommittedArtifactIsCurrent in
  test/lib/LibFs.buildFileForContract.t.sol — it read
  src/generated/CodeGennable.sol off disk via
  vm.readFile(LibFs.pathForContract("CodeGennable")). With the artifact gone
  it reads a file that no longer exists. Its LibCodeGen import went with it;
  the file still imports InvalidContractName from the same path.

Rewritten, because the deletions would otherwise leave the prose dangling

• The five interface docstrings in IIntegrityToolingV1,
  IOpcodeToolingV1, IParserToolingV1 (twice) and ISubParserToolingV1, all
  of which ended "See .github/workflows/build-pointers.yaml for an example of
  such a test." They now name the mechanism (rainix's
  rainix-copy-artifacts.yaml, which regenerates from the consumer's
  script/Build.sol and fails on any diff) and carry a full URL to
  rain.deploy's script/Build.sol as the worked example.
• README.md, two places. The script/Build.sol paragraph keeps the fact
  it carried — the path is not a free choice, because the reusable regenerates
  from that exact path and hard-fails a repo that commits src/generated/
  without one — reframed as a rule this library imposes on consumers, with
  rain.deploy named as the worked example. The ## Develop section's
  "Regenerate the committed example artifact" block and its
  forge script script/Build.sol command are replaced by a description of what
  src/generated/ is now: a scratch directory the suite creates on demand and
  empties again.
• test/concrete/CodeGennable.sol — the contract stays. Its NatSpec said it
  was "used by script/Build.sol as a way to show an example"; it is now
  described as what it is, the empty contract the suite deploys when it needs an
  address holding code. It is used by
  LibCodeGen.bytecodeHashConstantString.t.sol and at eight sites in
  LibFs.buildFileForContract.t.sol, and its name is asserted on in
  LibCodeGen.requireContractName.t.sol:38 and used as a contract name in
  LibCodeGen.describedByMetaHashConstantString.t.sol:65, so it is not renamed.
• test/lib/LibFs.buildFileForContract.t.sol:33 — the cleanup docstring
  said src/generated/ "is a committed directory in this repo" and that no test
  name "is CodeGennable (the committed artifact)". Neither is true after this
  PR.

The committed artifact was silently load-bearing for the directory itself

Deleting src/generated/CodeGennable.sol means src/generated/ does not exist
in a fresh checkout at all. Two suites wrote into it without creating it,
relying entirely on the committed artifact having dragged the directory into
every clone. Neither ln, nor vm.writeFile, nor vm.createDir on a child
creates the parent.

This was not caught by the first local run — that tree already had the directory
on disk from an earlier run — and it went red on CI. Both are now fixed on this
branch, with a setUp that creates GENERATED_DIR, copying the arrangement
LibCodeGenDescribedByMetaHashConstantStringTest already uses for meta/ for
exactly this reason:

• test/src/lib/LibFs.isPresent.t.sol — five of its six tests failed on CI
  (ln: failed to create symbolic link 'src/generated/LibFsIsPresentDangling.sol': No such file or directory, and the same for vm.createDir/vm.writeFile). It
  builds symlinks and files directly at src/generated/<name> and never went
  through buildFileForContract.

• test/lib/LibFs.buildFileForContract.t.sol — CI did not catch this
  one, and it is real:
  testBuildFileForContractReplacesExistingContent calls vm.writeFile at the
  generated path before any buildFileForContract in that test. It passed on
  CI only because another test in the same contract runs earlier and creates the
  directory as a side effect. Measured in isolation on a tree with no
  src/generated/:

  $ rm -rf src/generated
  $ forge test --match-test testBuildFileForContractReplacesExistingContent
  [FAIL: vm.writeFile: failed to open file ".../src/generated/LibFsBuildOverwrite.sol": No such file or directory (os error 2)]
  

  A --match-test or --rerun invocation on a fresh clone would have hit it. It
  is fixed rather than left to intra-suite ordering.

The setUp also adds GENERATED_DIR to that file's LibFs import.

Deliberately not touched

• test/lib/LibCodeGen.requireContractName.t.sol:34 — "Every
  script/Build.sol in the Rain org passes the concrete contract's own name".
  Re-read in context: it is about what consumers pass, and consumers still
  have a script/Build.sol (that is the whole point of the paragraph above).
  Still accurate, left alone.
• .audit/scope.json — a snapshot of an audit run against auditedCommit
7aa85a4, a past commit. Its file list naming script/Build.sol and
  .github/workflows/build-pointers.yaml is correct for that commit.
  Editing it would falsify a historical record. Not an oversight — a decision.
• .soldeerignore — checked entry by entry; this PR's deletions make none of
  them dead. .github still has package-release.yaml and rainix.yaml;
  /test, /audit, /cache, /dependencies and the rest are untouched.
  /script was never listed, which is why script/ has been shipping in the
  published package; that stops by deletion, not by an ignore entry. The
  pre-existing dead entries (.vscode, /docs) are .soldeerignore carries entries for .vscode and /docs, paths that have never existed in this repo #91's scope, not this PR's,
  and are left alone.
• .gas-snapshot — tracked and 0 bytes (wc -c .gas-snapshot → 0).
  Deleting a test changes nothing in an empty file and there is nothing to
  regenerate. Dead gas-snapshot apparatus: an empty tracked .gas-snapshot plus three config entries servicing it, and no snapshot taken anywhere #84 is correct that the apparatus is dead; fixing that is Dead gas-snapshot apparatus: an empty tracked .gas-snapshot plus three config entries servicing it, and no snapshot taken anywhere #84's
  scope.
• REUSE.toml — no annotation becomes dead. .github/workflows/**/ still
  covers two workflows; neither deleted .sol file was annotated there (both
  carried their own SPDX headers). reuse lint passes, 46/46 files.
• slither.config.json — neither deleted path was the subject of an entry.
  It carries detectors_to_exclude and filter_paths: "forge-std" and nothing
  else. slither . is clean.

What is no longer guarded, and how it can regress silently

src/generated/CodeGennable.sol lived inside src, so forge build compiled
it and forge fmt --check formatted it. That made the committed artifact the
only end-to-end proof in this repo that what LibCodeGen and LibFs emit is
(a) compilable Solidity and (b) already formatter-clean. The unit suite asserts
on emitted strings; nothing else in this repo compiles or formats the output.

After this PR that proof is gone from this repo, and it is not replaced. A
change to LibCodeGen.filePrefix(), or to the MAX_LINE_LENGTH /
NEWLINE_DUE_TO_MAX_LENGTH wrapping arithmetic, that emits Solidity which does
not compile — or which forge fmt would reflow — leaves the whole suite here
green, forge fmt --check green and slither . green. Nothing in this repo
observes it.

rain.deploy catches it downstream on its own next regeneration: its
script/Build.sol writes into a committed src/generated/, its forge build
compiles that, and rainix-copy-artifacts regenerates and diffs. That is a real
signal, but it is slower and out of this repo.

No replacement is invented here — no compile-the-output test, no fixture, no
smaller example. That is exactly the scope the ruling removes. The gap is the
accepted cost of this PR.

Issue relationships

• ClosestestBuildFileForContractCommittedArtifactIsCurrent checks only the header, never the generated artifact body #57 — "testBuildFileForContractCommittedArtifactIsCurrent checks
  only the header, never the generated artifact body". Closed by deletion of
  the subject, not by fixing the assertion. testBuildFileForContractCommittedArtifactIsCurrent checks only the header, never the generated artifact body #57's proposed fix was to import
  Build from script/Build.sol, call new Build().run() and compare the whole
  regenerated file; that fix cannot exist after this PR, because neither the
  script nor the committed artifact it compared does. The weak assertion is gone
  because the test is gone.
• ClosesAll five interface docstrings point consumers at .github/workflows/build-pointers.yaml, which .soldeerignore strips from the published package #95 — "All five interface docstrings point consumers at
  .github/workflows/build-pointers.yaml, which .soldeerignore strips from the
  published package". All five interface docstrings point consumers at .github/workflows/build-pointers.yaml, which .soldeerignore strips from the published package #95's problem is entirely the five docstrings; its
  .soldeerignore:4 citation is the measured cause (.github is excluded), not
  a second defect, and its proposed fix touches only the five sites. All five now
  carry a full https://github.com/rainlanguage/... URL and no repo-relative
  path, so they resolve identically from this repo and from
  dependencies/rain-sol-codegen-<version>/src/interface/. That is the whole of
  what All five interface docstrings point consumers at .github/workflows/build-pointers.yaml, which .soldeerignore strips from the published package #95 asks for, so it closes.
• README's opening describes only the function-pointer use case, contradicted by LibCodeGen's surface and by the repo's own committed example #87 stays open, premise narrowed.README's opening describes only the function-pointer use case, contradicted by LibCodeGen's surface and by the repo's own committed example #87 says the README opening ("hosts the
  constant caches for prebuilt function-pointer tables") is contradicted by two
  things: LibCodeGen's surface (11 emitting functions, only 5 about function
  pointers) and "the repo's own committed example", which contains zero function
  pointers. This PR removes the second leg — there is no committed example any
  more — and leaves the first leg standing untouched. The opening is not
  rewritten here; that is README's opening describes only the function-pointer use case, contradicted by LibCodeGen's surface and by the repo's own committed example #87's own scope. Nothing in the opening became newly
  false because of this PR.
• The published package is never compiled as published, and ships a file whose import it excludes #76 is partly relieved, and stays open.The published package is never compiled as published, and ships a file whose import it excludes #76's measured symptom is that the
  published package ships script/Build.sol, whose
  import {CodeGennable} from "../test/concrete/CodeGennable.sol" cannot resolve
  because .soldeerignore excludes /test. Deleting script/ removes that
  broken file from the package. The published package is never compiled as published, and ships a file whose import it excludes #76's actual subject is the shape, not the
  symptom — "the published package is never compiled as published", and nothing
  here adds that CI job — so it is not closed and no claim is made on it.
• .soldeerignore carries entries for .vscode and /docs, paths that have never existed in this repo #91 and Dead gas-snapshot apparatus: an empty tracked .gas-snapshot plus three config entries servicing it, and no snapshot taken anywhere #84 are untouched and out of scope, per the "deliberately not
  touched" notes above.

A judgement call I was handed, and disagreed with after measuring

The brief's position was to add src/generated to .gitignore, on the reasoning
that "today the committed artifact is what stopped scratch from looking like an
untracked-file mess". I measured that premise and it is false, so the entry
is not in this PR. Three pieces of evidence:

1. The committed artifact never suppressed anything. On origin/main
   (2b3fb07), in a clean worktree with the artifact present:

   $ echo "// scratch" > src/generated/LeftoverScratch.sol
   $ git status --porcelain
   ?? src/generated/LeftoverScratch.sol
   

   Scratch under src/generated/ was always untracked and always visible. The
   entry would not restore a property that main had; it would remove one.

2. The tree is clean without it. On this branch, after a full
   nix develop -c forge test: git status --porcelain is empty and
   ls -A src/generated prints nothing. Every test removes its own file, and an
   empty directory is invisible to git. The entry is not load-bearing on the
   normal path.

3. meta/ is the in-repo precedent for exactly this shape, and it is
   deliberately not ignored. test/lib/LibCodeGen.describedByMetaHashConstantString.t.sol:34
   states the design in as many words: "meta/ holds no committed file, so
   nothing in a fresh clone creates it ... Every fixture below is removed again,
   which leaves the directory empty and so invisible to git." After this PR
   src/generated/ is the same kind of directory as meta/. Ignoring one and
   not the other splits one arrangement into two.

The entry changes behaviour only on the abnormal path — an interrupted or failed
run — and there it hides a leftover .sol file that forge build,
forge fmt --check and slither . all still compile and lint, in a directory
.soldeerignore does not exclude from the published package. That noise is the
signal, so it is left visible. If you want the entry anyway, say so and it is one
line.

QA

• Discriminating tests: n/a as new tests — this PR adds none and changes no
  library behaviour. It deletes one test
  (testBuildFileForContractCommittedArtifactIsCurrent) and rewrites comments
  and docs. A "fails on base" check is meaningless for a deletion; the equivalent
  verification is the count delta, measured below: main 142 → branch 141, same
  18 suites, no other test added or removed. The two setUp functions are
  discriminated the other way round, and it is measured: with them removed, on a
  tree with no src/generated/,
  forge test --match-path 'test/src/lib/LibFs.isPresent.t.sol' is 5 failed / 1
  passed and forge test --match-test testBuildFileForContractReplacesExistingContent
  is 1 failed; with them, 6 passed and 1 passed. Both failure outputs are quoted
  above.
• Mutations applied: the two setUp bodies were mutated by deletion — the
  strongest available mutation for a one-statement function — and both are
  KILLED, by the isolated runs quoted above. Nothing else: no other executable
  line is added by this PR, so there is no other new line whose mutation a test
  could observe. That absence is the same fact as the "what is no longer guarded"
  section, stated from the mutation side: the end-to-end compile/format proof
  that the committed artifact provided is gone and is deliberately not replaced.
• Oracle: for the surviving suite, unchanged from main — the expected
  content is the literal committed text plus address.codehash, deliberately
  not LibCodeGen's own output, per that file's docstring. For this PR's own
  claims the oracles are external and quoted above: rainix's
  rainix-copy-artifacts.yaml source for the src/generated/-without-Build.sol
  hard-fail, the issue bodies of testBuildFileForContractCommittedArtifactIsCurrent checks only the header, never the generated artifact body #57/All five interface docstrings point consumers at .github/workflows/build-pointers.yaml, which .soldeerignore strips from the published package #95/README's opening describes only the function-pointer use case, contradicted by LibCodeGen's surface and by the repo's own committed example #87/The published package is never compiled as published, and ships a file whose import it excludes #76/.soldeerignore carries entries for .vscode and /docs, paths that have never existed in this repo #91/Dead gas-snapshot apparatus: an empty tracked .gas-snapshot plus three config entries servicing it, and no snapshot taken anywhere #84 read in full, and the
  measured command output in this section.
• Category check: the ruling asks that the worked example leave the repo
  entirely with no dangling reference. Covered: the script, its artifact, its
  workflow and the test that read it are deleted; all five interface docstrings,
  both README passages and both stale test comments are rewritten;
  .audit/scope.json, .soldeerignore, .gas-snapshot, REUSE.toml,
  slither.config.json and requireContractName.t.sol:34 were each checked and
  each verified to need no change, with the reason stated above. The .gitignore
  item was measured and argued rather than applied — see the judgement-call
  section. Not covered, and deliberately out of scope: README's opening describes only the function-pointer use case, contradicted by LibCodeGen's surface and by the repo's own committed example #87's README opening,
  .soldeerignore carries entries for .vscode and /docs, paths that have never existed in this repo #91's dead .soldeerignore entries, Dead gas-snapshot apparatus: an empty tracked .gas-snapshot plus three config entries servicing it, and no snapshot taken anywhere #84's gas-snapshot apparatus, and The published package is never compiled as published, and ships a file whose import it excludes #76's
  compile-the-package-as-published CI job.

Everything below ran via nix develop -c, foundry and reuse and slither from the
flake. Branch 2026-08-17-strip-worked-example off live origin/main
(2b3fb07), fresh clone, no rebase.

forge test — before and after

origin/main (2b3fb07), clean worktree:

Ran 18 test suites in 1.09s (10.48s CPU time): 142 tests passed, 0 failed, 0 skipped (142 total tests)

This branch, run with src/generated/ deleted first so the tree is what a fresh
clone actually gives (ls: cannot access 'src/generated': No such file or directory):

Ran 18 test suites in 1.10s (10.02s CPU time): 141 tests passed, 0 failed, 0 skipped (141 total tests)

A drop of exactly one test, in the same 18 suites — the deleted
testBuildFileForContractCommittedArtifactIsCurrent, and nothing else. That is
the predicted 141. The two setUp functions add no test.

The first push of this branch went red on rainix / test / test with 5 failures,
all of them the missing-directory defect described above. The first local run had
missed it because that working tree already had src/generated/ on disk from an
earlier run; the rerun above deletes the directory first, which is the condition
CI runs under.

Isolated fresh-tree runs, each starting from rm -rf src/generated

$ forge test --match-test testBuildFileForContractReplacesExistingContent
[PASS] testBuildFileForContractReplacesExistingContent() (gas: 94059)
Ran 1 test suite in 7.54ms (1.01ms CPU time): 1 tests passed, 0 failed, 0 skipped (1 total tests)
$ forge test --match-path 'test/src/lib/LibFs.isPresent.t.sol'
Suite result: ok. 6 passed; 0 failed; 0 skipped; finished in 8.95ms (26.76ms CPU time)
Ran 1 test suite in 9.51ms (8.95ms CPU time): 6 tests passed, 0 failed, 0 skipped (6 total tests)

Both fail without the setUp, with the errors quoted above.

forge fmt --check

$ nix develop -c forge fmt --check
EXIT:0

No diff. (Two unrelated warnings on stderr, present on main too: the foundry
nightly notice and unknown config section in foundry.toml: [package].)

reuse lint

$ nix develop -c reuse lint
* Bad licenses: 0
* Deprecated licenses: 0
* Licenses without file extension: 0
* Missing licenses: 0
* Unused licenses: 0
* Used licenses: LicenseRef-DCL-1.0
* Read errors: 0
* Invalid SPDX License Expressions: 0
* Files with copyright information: 46 / 46
* Files with license information: 46 / 46
Congratulations! Your project is compliant with version 3.3 of the REUSE Specification :-)
EXIT:0

slither .

$ nix develop -c slither .
'forge build --build-info --skip ./test/** ./script/** --force' running
INFO:Slither:. analyzed (9 contracts with 98 detectors), 0 result(s) found
EXIT:0

Zero findings. slither.config.json needed no edit; neither deleted path was the
subject of an entry in it.

Clean tree after a full test run

$ rm -rf src/generated && nix develop -c forge test && git status --porcelain
(no output)
$ ls -A src/generated
(no output)

The directory is recreated by the run and left empty, so git sees nothing.

Semantic sweep, not just grep-zero

grep -rn over the tree (excluding .git, dependencies, out, cache) for
Build.sol, build-pointers, committed and example:

• build-pointers survives only in .audit/scope.json, which is the
  historical audit snapshot and is deliberately unedited.
• Every surviving Build.sol mention is either the rain.deploy URL, or a
  statement about what a consumer'sscript/Build.sol must be named — both
  still true — or .audit/scope.json.
• Every surviving "committed" and "example" mention was re-read in context and
  is about consumer repos, rain.deploy, or the literal-oracle rule in the test
  suite. None describes an example in this repo.

CodeRabbit

CodeRabbit's check reports pass / Review rate limited, which is an absence of
review rather than a passed one — but it did post one thread, found via GraphQL
rather than via the check:

• test/lib/LibFs.buildFileForContract.t.sol:47, "Scope the scratch-file comment
  to file-generating tests". Valid, and fixed in 0445cb3. The cleanup
  docstring this PR rewrote said "Every test writes under src/generated/", and
  the rejection tests in that file assert that nothing is written and never call
  cleanup at all. Reworded to say what is true of each half. Thread resolved.

Zero unresolved threads at the time of writing.

Mutation

Two executable lines are added by this PR, both vm.createDir(GENERATED_DIR, true)
in a setUp. Each was mutated by deletion — the only mutation a one-statement
function has — and each is KILLED, measured rather than assumed, by the
isolated fresh-tree runs above:

#	File	Mutation	Verdict	Killed by
M1	test/src/lib/LibFs.isPresent.t.sol	delete setUp's vm.createDir	KILLED	testIsPresentFile, testIsPresentDirectory, testIsPresentSymlink, testIsPresentDanglingSymlink, testBuildFileForContractReplacesDanglingSymlink (5 of 6, on a tree with no src/generated/)
M2	test/lib/LibFs.buildFileForContract.t.sol	delete setUp's vm.createDir	KILLED	testBuildFileForContractReplacesExistingContent, under --match-test on a tree with no src/generated/

These are the pre-fix states, so the "mutants" are literally the two red runs
quoted above rather than a re-derivation of them.

Nothing else. The rest of the PR is deletions, comments and docs; no other
executable line changes, so there is no other line whose mutation a test could
observe. That absence is the same fact as "what is no longer guarded" above,
stated from the mutation side.

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Walkthrough

The change removes repository-local artifact-generation workflow and script files. Documentation now directs consumers to script/Build.sol and rainix-copy-artifacts.yaml. Tests and fixtures now describe scratch-file generation and stable test-contract usage.

Changes

Artifact generation ownership

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Generation documentation updates README.md, src/interface/*.sol, .github/workflows/build-pointers.yaml, script/Build.sol	Documentation now references consumer-owned script/Build.sol generation and the rainix-copy-artifacts.yaml workflow. The repository-local workflow and build script were removed. README instructions now describe scratch directories.
Test fixture and scratch-file updates test/concrete/CodeGennable.sol, test/lib/LibFs.buildFileForContract.t.sol	CodeGennable is documented as a test fixture. The test removes the committed-artifact freshness check, removes the unused import, and documents temporary src/generated/ files.

Estimated code review effort: 2 (Simple) | ~10 minutes

Merge Risk:⚪ Minimal · up to 06ce8

The PR removes the worked example and generated artifact workflow while preserving library and fixture behavior; the only remaining issue is a narrowly inaccurate comment about which tests create scratch files, with no runtime or product impact. No actionable merge-blocking risk remains.

Possibly related PRs

• rainlanguage/rain.sol.codegen#15: Updates related generation documentation and artifact-generation wiring.
• rainlanguage/rain.sol.codegen#31: Modifies the related build script, workflow, and CodeGennable documentation.
• rainlanguage/rain.sol.codegen#36: Adds related LibFs path and file-generation tests.

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