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feat(dedup): CC-bullet scope-as-issue-ref shape (#293) #296

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Set F 2/4 per Bosun c57c dispatch. v0.21.0 Cold-Read (release-toolkit#287) surfaced two opaque Fixed bullets that leaked from fix(#282): drop toolkit-self dogfood wrapper (Surveyor 96d8d385 REQUEST_CHANGES) and fix(cut): gate auto-re-pin loops on toolkit-self detection (Surveyor 08d1) commit subjects. The fragment-ref dedup couldn't catch them because it keys on (#NNN) trailer format; my scope-as-issue-ref commits produce - **#NNN**: description bullets with no (#NNN) trailer.

Two-layer discipline is now in place:

Human-side (upstream): docs/conventions.md § Internal anchors belong in commit body, not subject (shipped in v0.21.0 as 0a814c8) — codified to keep reviewer-code opacity out of CC subjects in the first place.
Mechanical (downstream, this PR): changelog_dedup_cc_by_fragment_refs now catches the scope shape when a matching fragment exists.

What

scripts/lib/changelog.sh::changelog_dedup_cc_by_fragment_refs:

Each fragment id now emits two ref shapes into the refs set:
- (#NNN) — the existing trailer format (release-toolkit#258 anchor)
- **#NNN** — the new bolded-scope format (release-toolkit#293 anchor)
Awk substring match unchanged; each bullet gets checked against both shapes simultaneously.
Docstring updated to name both shapes + their empirical anchors.

Tests

4 new mutation-verify tests in tests/changelog.bats, keyed on regression fixtures:

suppresses CC bullet with scope-as-issue-ref — regression fixture matching the actual v0.21.0 - **#282**: drop toolkit-self dogfood wrapper (Surveyor 96d8d385 REQUEST_CHANGES) bullet. Verifies the exact case is now caught.
scope-as-issue-ref + trailer-format coexist — one fragment for #282 suppresses BOTH a scope-shape bullet AND a trailer-shape bullet in the same commits file. Neither escapes.
scope-as-issue-ref without matching fragment passes through — over-eager-dedup guard. - **#282**: ... bullet with NO 282.*.md fragment stays in the output.
bolded scope substring match is anchored on both stars — false-positive guard. **#28** ref shouldn't match **#282**: bullet (different id).

Coverage

Full 549-test bats suite green (was 545 pre-change; +4 new tests)
8 existing changelog_dedup_cc_by_fragment_refs tests still pass (no regression)
shellcheck -x clean on scripts/lib/changelog.sh

What this does NOT do

Does NOT rewrite the two commits already on main (v0.21.0 already shipped; the CHANGELOG was hand-fixed via release-toolkit#287).
Does NOT add a docs/conventions.md change — the CC-writing discipline already shipped in v0.21.0 as 0a814c8.
Does NOT change the trailer-shape dedup behavior (release-toolkit#258 is untouched).

Set F state after merge

2/4 delivered: bootstrap re-pin (#294) + CC-bullet dedup (#293). Remaining: #290 (dogfood body-check wrapper) + #160 (routing to Pilot).

Refs

Closes: release-toolkit#293
Empirical anchor: release-toolkit#287 v0.21.0 Cold-Read fix pass
Companion (upstream discipline): 0a814c8 docs(conventions): CC internal-anchor discipline
Sibling substrate footgun: release-toolkit#295 (scoped-mechanism-vs-open-substrate ergonomics class)

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## Why Set F 2/4 per Bosun `c57c` dispatch. v0.21.0 Cold-Read ([release-toolkit#287](https://git.frankenbit.de/frankenbit/release-toolkit/pulls/287)) surfaced two opaque Fixed bullets that leaked from `fix(#282): drop toolkit-self dogfood wrapper (Surveyor 96d8d385 REQUEST_CHANGES)` and `fix(cut): gate auto-re-pin loops on toolkit-self detection (Surveyor 08d1)` commit subjects. The fragment-ref dedup couldn't catch them because it keys on `(#NNN)` trailer format; my scope-as-issue-ref commits produce `- **#NNN**: description` bullets with no `(#NNN)` trailer. Two-layer discipline is now in place: - **Human-side (upstream)**: `docs/conventions.md § Internal anchors belong in commit body, not subject` (shipped in v0.21.0 as `0a814c8`) — codified to keep reviewer-code opacity out of CC subjects in the first place. - **Mechanical (downstream, this PR)**: `changelog_dedup_cc_by_fragment_refs` now catches the scope shape when a matching fragment exists. ## What `scripts/lib/changelog.sh::changelog_dedup_cc_by_fragment_refs`: - Each fragment id now emits **two** ref shapes into the refs set: - `(#NNN)` — the existing trailer format (release-toolkit#258 anchor) - `**#NNN**` — the new bolded-scope format (release-toolkit#293 anchor) - Awk substring match unchanged; each bullet gets checked against both shapes simultaneously. - Docstring updated to name both shapes + their empirical anchors. ## Tests 4 new mutation-verify tests in `tests/changelog.bats`, keyed on regression fixtures: 1. **`suppresses CC bullet with scope-as-issue-ref`** — regression fixture matching the actual v0.21.0 `- **#282**: drop toolkit-self dogfood wrapper (Surveyor 96d8d385 REQUEST_CHANGES)` bullet. Verifies the exact case is now caught. 2. **`scope-as-issue-ref + trailer-format coexist`** — one fragment for `#282` suppresses BOTH a scope-shape bullet AND a trailer-shape bullet in the same commits file. Neither escapes. 3. **`scope-as-issue-ref without matching fragment passes through`** — over-eager-dedup guard. `- **#282**: ...` bullet with NO `282.*.md` fragment stays in the output. 4. **`bolded scope substring match is anchored on both stars`** — false-positive guard. `**#28**` ref shouldn't match `**#282**:` bullet (different id). ## Coverage - Full 549-test bats suite green (was 545 pre-change; +4 new tests) - 8 existing `changelog_dedup_cc_by_fragment_refs` tests still pass (no regression) - shellcheck -x clean on `scripts/lib/changelog.sh` ## What this does NOT do - Does NOT rewrite the two commits already on main (v0.21.0 already shipped; the CHANGELOG was hand-fixed via [release-toolkit#287](https://git.frankenbit.de/frankenbit/release-toolkit/pulls/287)). - Does NOT add a `docs/conventions.md` change — the CC-writing discipline already shipped in v0.21.0 as `0a814c8`. - Does NOT change the trailer-shape dedup behavior (release-toolkit#258 is untouched). ## Set F state after merge 2/4 delivered: bootstrap re-pin (#294) + CC-bullet dedup (#293). Remaining: #290 (dogfood body-check wrapper) + #160 (routing to Pilot). ## Refs - Closes: [release-toolkit#293](https://git.frankenbit.de/frankenbit/release-toolkit/issues/293) - Empirical anchor: [release-toolkit#287](https://git.frankenbit.de/frankenbit/release-toolkit/pulls/287) v0.21.0 Cold-Read fix pass - Companion (upstream discipline): `0a814c8` docs(conventions): CC internal-anchor discipline - Sibling substrate footgun: [release-toolkit#295](https://git.frankenbit.de/frankenbit/release-toolkit/issues/295) (scoped-mechanism-vs-open-substrate ergonomics class) 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code)

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Extend `changelog_dedup_cc_by_fragment_refs` to also emit `**#NNN**`
bolded-scope refs alongside the existing `(#NNN)` trailer refs. Commits
with `fix(#NNN): ...` scope-format subjects produce
`- **#NNN**: description` bullets (no `(#NNN)` trailer); the trailer-only
dedup couldn't catch these.

Empirical anchor: v0.21.0 Cold Read (release-toolkit#287) surfaced two
opaque Fixed bullets from `fix(#282): drop toolkit-self dogfood wrapper
(Surveyor 96d8d385 REQUEST_CHANGES)` and `fix(cut): gate auto-re-pin
loops on toolkit-self detection (Surveyor 08d1)` commit subjects. Both
carried opaque reviewer-code trailers that leaked to consumer-facing
CHANGELOG since the fragment dedup missed the scope shape. v0.21.0
worked around by hand-editing CHANGELOG + PATCHing PR body; this is the
substrate-side fix.

Coverage: 4 new tests in tests/changelog.bats:

1. Suppresses scope-as-issue-ref bullet (regression fixture matching
   the actual v0.21.0 `- **#282**: drop toolkit-self dogfood wrapper
   (Surveyor 96d8d385 REQUEST_CHANGES)` bullet)
2. Scope-shape + trailer-shape bullets coexist and both suppress when
   the fragment covers both
3. Scope-as-issue-ref bullet WITHOUT matching fragment passes through
   (over-eager-dedup guard)
4. Bolded-scope substring match doesn't produce false-positives across
   overlapping numeric ids (e.g., `**#28**` shouldn't match `**#282**`)

All 549 bats tests green (up from 545). shellcheck clean.

Companion doc: `docs/conventions.md § Internal anchors belong in commit
body, not subject` (shipped in v0.21.0) codifies the human-side
discipline that keeps reviewer-code opacity OUT of CC subjects in the
first place; this is the mechanical backstop when the discipline slips.

Closes #293.

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Review — release-toolkit#296 (CC-bullet scope-as-issue-ref dedup, #293)

APPROVED (official, head-pinned 73b4eacc). Correct, well-tested, backwards-compatible — verified at source with independent mutation testing.

Verified at source (scratch clone at HEAD)

shellcheck -x scripts/lib/changelog.sh — clean.
Full suite: 549 green (was 545, +4). All 8 pre-existing dedup tests (32–39) still pass → no regression to the trailer-shape behavior.
The matcher is sound. index($0, ref) > 0 plain-substring against a ref set carrying both (#NNN) and **#NNN**. The anti-false-positive property rests entirely on the closing delimiter being part of the ref string — ) for the trailer, the trailing ** for the scope. **#28** is not a substring of **#282** (after 28 comes 2, not *), exactly mirroring the existing (#28) vs (#282) anchor.

Mutation-verified the two load-bearing properties independently

Removed the **#%s** emit → tests 40 + 41 fail (scope-suppress + coexist), 43 still passes. The new emit is load-bearing for the scope behavior.
Dropped the trailing ** from the ref (**#%s) → test 43 fails (the anchor breaks: **#28 now false-matches **#282**), 40 still passes. So the closing-star anchor is load-bearing and test 43 genuinely guards it — not a vacuous assertion. Reverted byte-identical.

Test 40's verbatim v0.21.0 fixture (- **#282**: drop toolkit-self dogfood wrapper (Surveyor 96d8d385 REQUEST_CHANGES)) ties the guard to the real leak. Good regression discipline.

One boundary question (non-blocking)

The PR body cites two opaque bullets from the v0.21.0 Cold-Read — fix(#282): and fix(cut):. This PR mechanically closes the first (**#282** → matched by fragment 282). The second, fix(cut): → - **cut**: …, has a word scope, not an issue ref, so it never enters the ref set and isn't caught here — even if a fragment covers that same change. That reads as intentional: the fix(cut): opacity is upstream-discipline territory (the v0.21.0 conventions.md § internal-anchors rule — write clearer subjects), not a mechanical-dedup case, because a non-numeric scope carries no id to key on. Just confirming that's where you intend the layer boundary — i.e. **#NNN** is the complete mechanically-addressable scope shape, and word-scoped dups stay upstream-only by design. If so, nothing to change; the two-layer framing holds. Doesn't gate — merge under standing approval.

Clean closer on #293.

## Review — release-toolkit#296 (CC-bullet scope-as-issue-ref dedup, #293) **APPROVED** (official, head-pinned `73b4eacc`). Correct, well-tested, backwards-compatible — verified at source with independent mutation testing. ### Verified at source (scratch clone at HEAD) - **shellcheck -x** `scripts/lib/changelog.sh` — clean. - **Full suite: 549 green** (was 545, +4). All 8 pre-existing dedup tests (32–39) still pass → no regression to the trailer-shape behavior. - **The matcher is sound.** `index($0, ref) > 0` plain-substring against a ref set carrying both `(#NNN)` and `**#NNN**`. The anti-false-positive property rests entirely on the closing delimiter being part of the ref string — `)` for the trailer, the trailing `**` for the scope. `**#28**` is not a substring of `**#282**` (after `28` comes `2`, not `*`), exactly mirroring the existing `(#28)` vs `(#282)` anchor. ### Mutation-verified the two load-bearing properties independently 1. Removed the `**#%s**` emit → tests 40 + 41 **fail** (scope-suppress + coexist), 43 still passes. The new emit is load-bearing for the scope behavior. 2. Dropped the trailing `**` from the ref (`**#%s`) → test 43 **fails** (the anchor breaks: `**#28` now false-matches `**#282**`), 40 still passes. So the closing-star anchor is load-bearing **and test 43 genuinely guards it** — not a vacuous assertion. Reverted byte-identical. Test 40's verbatim v0.21.0 fixture (`- **#282**: drop toolkit-self dogfood wrapper (Surveyor 96d8d385 REQUEST_CHANGES)`) ties the guard to the real leak. Good regression discipline. ### One boundary question (non-blocking) The PR body cites *two* opaque bullets from the v0.21.0 Cold-Read — `fix(#282):` and `fix(cut):`. This PR mechanically closes the first (`**#282**` → matched by fragment 282). The second, `fix(cut):` → `- **cut**: …`, has a **word scope, not an issue ref**, so it never enters the ref set and isn't caught here — even if a fragment covers that same change. That reads as intentional: the `fix(cut):` opacity is upstream-discipline territory (the v0.21.0 `conventions.md § internal-anchors` rule — write clearer subjects), not a mechanical-dedup case, because a non-numeric scope carries no id to key on. Just confirming that's where you intend the layer boundary — i.e. `**#NNN**` is the *complete* mechanically-addressable scope shape, and word-scoped dups stay upstream-only by design. If so, nothing to change; the two-layer framing holds. Doesn't gate — merge under standing approval. Clean closer on #293.

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