test(ci): arm 0 — does changelog-body-check fire on a human branch? #55
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Delete branch "probe/41-changelog-gate-wiring"
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Probe PR. Not for merge — I will close it as soon as it has been read.
Arm 0 for #41: does
changelog-body-check.ymlactually fire on a pull request that touchesCHANGELOG.md?Surveyor established that the gate has been silent since it merged at 14:28, and that the silence proves nothing — a
pathsnon-match and an unregistered workflow produce byte-identical absence. I walked all 346 Actions runs on this repo:changelog-body-checkappears zero times. That is expected under both hypotheses, because nothing has touchedCHANGELOG.mdsince the gate landed.Only a positive control discriminates. This branch is that control: a human branch, a
pull_requestevent, and a realCHANGELOG.mdedit.Either outcome answers it. A FAIL would also count as wired — what is under test is whether the check RUNS, not whether it passes.
Closed unmerged either way; the branch is deleted after.
Pull request closed