backlog: pre-landing sanitizer for ferry lint (Aaron Otto-119)#313
backlog: pre-landing sanitizer for ferry lint (Aaron Otto-119)#313
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Pull request overview
Adds a new backlog item capturing the idea of an automated “pre-landing sanitizer” to mechanically fix recurring markdownlint-trigger patterns observed when absorbing Amara ferry content, reducing manual cleanup after CI failures.
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- Add a P2-section backlog entry proposing an auto-sanitizer (script + integration hook/skill step) for common markdownlint-triggering patterns.
- Document the initial scope, candidate fixes, and integration points for the sanitizer.
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Filed per Aaron Otto-119 closing directive: 'also we should backlog longer-term, a pre-landing sanitizer could handle this automatically.' Captures systemic lint-triggering patterns observed Otto-118+119 in verbatim-preserved Amara ferry content: line-start #<number> → H1 mis-parse; line-wrapped headings; missing blanks-around- lists; trailing whitespace. Current manual per-ferry cleanup pattern works; sanitizer automates. P3 convenience; S+S effort. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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…+ #320) PRs #313 (pre-landing sanitizer), #314 (claude --agent flag research), and #320 (schema-as-graph) all hit DIRTY state from positional rebase conflicts — each added a row at top of P2, but successive merges of adjacent BACKLOG PRs kept moving the P2 top anchor. Each branch's append collided with main's now-different top. Closed all three and re-filed in a single consolidated PR above the KSK-naming row. Order chosen by directive date: 1. Schema-as-Graph (Otto-127, most recent) 2. Research claude --agent flag (Otto-120) 3. Pre-landing sanitizer (Otto-119) Superseded PRs: - #313 backlog/pre-landing-sanitizer-for-ferry-lint - #314 backlog/claude-cli-agent-flag-research-map - #320 backlog/graph-as-schema-first-class-entities Content preserved + condensed in this PR. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…320) (#325) * backlog: resurrect 3 BACKLOG rows consolidated (supersedes #313 + #314 + #320) PRs #313 (pre-landing sanitizer), #314 (claude --agent flag research), and #320 (schema-as-graph) all hit DIRTY state from positional rebase conflicts — each added a row at top of P2, but successive merges of adjacent BACKLOG PRs kept moving the P2 top anchor. Each branch's append collided with main's now-different top. Closed all three and re-filed in a single consolidated PR above the KSK-naming row. Order chosen by directive date: 1. Schema-as-Graph (Otto-127, most recent) 2. Research claude --agent flag (Otto-120) 3. Pre-landing sanitizer (Otto-119) Superseded PRs: - #313 backlog/pre-landing-sanitizer-for-ferry-lint - #314 backlog/claude-cli-agent-flag-research-map - #320 backlog/graph-as-schema-first-class-entities Content preserved + condensed in this PR. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(#325): 2 review threads — priority/section alignment + <agent_name> inline-code escape --------- Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Reopening per 2026-04-24 closed-PR audit (maintainer directive to recover over-closes). This PR captured an Aaron directive into Status note: this PR adds rows to
Retractability-in-action per Otto-238: visible reopen; no silent reversal. |
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Re-closing — my earlier reopen was a false recovery. Audit of Maintainer flagged queue saturation (73 open PRs on LFG). Re-closing false-recovery reopens drops the count without losing content. Per retractability-in-action (Otto-238): visible re-close with rationale, not silent delete. If any specific row from this PR needs recovery that I missed in the audit, reopen again with a pointer to the missing content. |
Files Aaron Otto-119 directive 'we should backlog longer-term, a pre-landing sanitizer could handle this automatically.' Captures the Otto-118+119 observed pattern.
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