docs(evidence): re-verify Google Ads conversion placeholder close-out on current main and live (2026-08-15, lane 1) - #233
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Re-verifies item d2c8a852ff ("The funnel's only Google Ads conversion
measurement is dead by construction: placeholder tag") against current
origin/main (c62211c) and the live deployment. The fix from PR #172
(60d045c) still holds: no commit since the #227/#228 close-out touched
the ads surface, npm run check passes including the Google Ads guard,
npm test passes end to end (worker 80/80 incl. the three ads-tag tests),
and the live /brief-requested serves no tag with the strict CSP while
the env values are unconfigured. Finding stays closed — no code change.
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Re-verifies item
d2c8a852ff— The funnel's only Google Ads conversion measurement is dead by construction: placeholder tag.Verdict
Finding stays closed — no code change required. The dead-by-construction shape was removed by PR #172 (
60d045c, merged 2026-08-13) and this lane re-confirms the close-out on the currentorigin/mainhead (c62211c) and the live deployment (2026-08-15).Evidence
23e24d6) touchedsrc/worker.js,public/brief-requested.html,public/brief-requested.js,scripts/check-site.mjsorspecs/003-wellness-clinic-launch/tracking-setup.md.git merge-base --is-ancestor 60d045c HEAD→ yes.npm run checkpasses, including the "Google Ads conversion tag" guard (placeholder scan, no hardcoded gtag in public files, env-driven wiring present).npm testpasses end to end: worker 80/80 incl. the three ads-tag tests (no tag + strict CSP while unconfigured; injected loader + generated script + page-scoped CSP when configured; nothing for partial/malformed config) — zero failures across all suites./brief-requested→ 200 with the strict CSP and zerogoogletagmanager/AW-references;/brief-requested.js→ 200 static no-op.With the secrets unset the funnel ships zero tracking rather than a dead tag, and the tag activates from env with no code change once the real conversion ID/label are set via
wrangler secret put.Evidence:
docs/evidence/ads-conversion-placeholder-rereverify-2026-08-15-lane1.md