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hygiene(tick-history): 2026-05-03T04:36Z — bash-generator canonical + thread triage#1311

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Tick shard. #1309 CI-drift fixed by switching to bash generator. #1310 4 threads triaged. Pattern: TS-vs-bash generator divergence on BACKLOG.md is a substrate-quality class worth tracking.

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#1309 CI-drift fixed by switching from TS generator to bash generator
(canonical for CI). #1310 4 threads: 3 stale P3→P2-path findings
(review-against-PR-branch-not-main; resolves post-#1309-merge) + 1
substantive wording fix (19+ → 19 grew to 21 across 7 rounds).

Pattern: TS-vs-bash generator divergence is a substrate-quality class
— same data should produce same output regardless of language.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Pull request overview

This PR adds the 2026-05-03 04:36Z hygiene tick-history shard, documenting a maintenance cycle around BACKLOG index generation drift and review-thread triage. It fits into the repo’s autonomous-loop audit trail by recording the operational outcome and the resulting process lesson in the per-tick shard format.

Changes:

  • Adds a new tick-history shard for 2026-05-03T04:36Z.
  • Records the switch to the bash BACKLOG index generator as the canonical source for avoiding CI drift.
  • Captures the triage outcome for PR review threads and the broader “generator divergence” lesson.

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| 2026-05-03T04:36:00Z | opus-4-7 / autonomous-loop continuation | a2e2cc3a | **Bash-generator-canonical for BACKLOG.md (TS version produces slightly different output) + 1 substantive finding on #1310 (19 vs 19+) + 3 stale review-against-PR-branch-not-main threads on the P3→P2 path.** Cycle worked: refresh post-merges of #1298 + #1306 + #1307 + #1308 revealed #1309 had CI-drift on docs/BACKLOG.md (TS generator wrote extra blank line vs bash generator's output) + 1 stale-suffix thread. Switched to bash generator: `tools/backlog/generate-index.sh --stdout > docs/BACKLOG.md`. Generator strips the `[architectural-intent-emergence]` suffix from the index entry because it's not in frontmatter title — that's fine; the tag is preserved in the per-row file's commit history. #1310 had 4 threads: 3 stale (P3→P2 path references that exist post-#1309-merge but didn't on the review branch) + 1 substantive (19+ → "19 (later grew to 21 across 7 rounds)" wording precision). **Pattern observation**: when a generator-based file (BACKLOG.md, MEMORY.md if generator existed) has CI-drift checks, manual-edit + amend cycles produce drift unless the canonical generator is run. **TS-vs-bash generator divergence is itself a substrate-quality class** — the same data should produce the same output regardless of the implementation language; the divergence is a bug in one of the generators. Worth filing as B-0XXX or fix-PR. | #1309 (B-0174 P3→P2 + bash-canonical BACKLOG) wait-ci, auto-merge armed; #1310 (CURRENT-aaron §53 + long-term-answer meta-rule) wait-ci, auto-merge armed; all threads on #1298 + #1306 + #1307 + #1308 resolved + merged | This tick teaches **generator-canonical-source-discipline**: when CI checks the output of a generator, ALWAYS run the canonical generator before commit (not a TS variant or hand-edit). The TS-vs-bash divergence on BACKLOG.md generation is a real substrate-quality issue worth tracking. The discipline composes with verify-then-claim — the substrate-claim about "this file is auto-generated" is only true if the file matches the actual generator's output. |
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