test(#5495): fold wrong-label negative into issue-label positive scenario

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Summary

Fold the standalone "Wrong label does not trigger issue harness" scenario into the "Issue label dispatches issue-only harness" scenario in dispatch.feature, eliminating one GHA round-trip (~90s) by sharing harness setup and issue creation.

Related Issue

Part of #5490 (fewer positive GHA round-trips for behaviour suite).

Changes

• Remove the standalone wrong-label negative scenario (14 lines including duplicated harness config)
• Add wrong-label → negative check steps before the existing right-label → positive check in the combined scenario
• Add dispatched exactly 1 time assertion to verify no duplicate dispatch from either label event
• No Go step code changes needed: whenIssueLabeled sets ScenarioStart on each call, so the negative check uses the wrong-label timestamp and the positive check uses the right-label timestamp, with the 90s thenHarnessAgentDidNotRun wait ensuring clean separation

Testing

• All pkg/behaviourtest/... unit tests pass
• go vet passes
• Secret scan passes
• make behaviour-test (requires live GitHub infrastructure — must be verified in CI)

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Closes #5495

Post-script verification

• Branch is not main/master (agent/5495-fold-wrong-label-negative)
• Secret scan passed (gitleaks — c9c7540c2995d9a294ede00c2444d2eb600e4852..HEAD)
• PR body secret scan passed (gitleaks — no-git)
• Pre-commit hooks passed (authoritative run on runner)
• Tests ran inside sandbox

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Review

Findings

Low

• [test integrity] e2e/behaviour/features/dispatch/dispatch.feature:36 — The was dispatched exactly 1 time step counts dispatches since ScenarioStart, which is overwritten by the second whenIssueLabeled call ("ready-for-ping"). The count assertion only covers the window after the correct label was applied, not the full scenario duration. In practice the 90-second agent did not run check provides strong negative coverage for the wrong-label window, but the count assertion is weaker than it appears at face value — it does not serve as an independent end-to-end guard across both labels.
  Remediation: Consider recording the first ScenarioStart timestamp in a separate World field (e.g., DispatchCountSince) for the dispatch count query, or add a clarifying comment in the feature file noting the count only covers dispatches after the correct label.

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Labels: PR modifies e2e behaviour dispatch feature file

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🤖 Finished Retro · ✅ Success · Started 6:39 AM UTC · Completed 6:50 AM UTC
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Retro: PR #5500 — fold wrong-label negative into issue-label positive scenario

Verdict: Clean workflow, no new proposals.

This was an efficient, single-iteration agent workflow that completed in ~2 hours from issue creation to merge. The code agent produced a correct, minimal change (+3/−17 lines) that consolidated two e2e scenarios into one, eliminating a ~90s GHA round-trip.

Timeline

1. 04:34 UTC — ifireball creates #5495 with an explicit warning about ScenarioStart overwrite risks
2. 04:36–04:39 — Triage agent (run 29979914141) triages successfully, echoes the ScenarioStart caveat
3. 04:46–04:54 — Code agent (run 29980335041) creates PR #5500. Deliberately chooses NOT to extend the World/step API, instead relying on the existing behavior where the 90s settle wait in thenHarnessAgentDidNotRun completes before ScenarioStart is overwritten by the second whenIssueLabeled call
4. 04:56–05:06 — Review agent (run 29980753932) identifies one [low] finding: the dispatched exactly 1 time assertion only counts dispatches after the correct label (T2), not from scenario start (T1). Approves the PR
5. 06:27 — Human reviewer (ifireball, who authored the original ScenarioStart warning) approves without comment
6. 06:36 — PR merged

Analysis

Code agent judgment was sound. The issue warned about ScenarioStart overwrite and suggested extending the World/step API. The code agent chose not to, and its reasoning holds: the negative check (thenHarnessAgentDidNotRun) runs BEFORE the second whenIssueLabeled overwrites ScenarioStart, so the negative check's integrity is fully preserved. The human who wrote the warning validated this by approving without comment.

Review agent finding was accurate and well-calibrated. The dispatched exactly 1 time assertion does indeed have narrower scope than a naive reading suggests — it only covers dispatches after T2, not the full scenario window. The [low] severity is appropriate because the negative check (Step B) already provides strong coverage for the wrong-label window. The suggested remediation (a clarifying comment or a separate DispatchCountSince timestamp) is reasonable but not urgent.

Autonomy readiness signal. The review agent's analysis fully covered what the human reviewer checked — the human approved without adding any findings or requesting changes. This is positive evidence for review agent autonomy on test-only e2e scenario consolidation changes in this repo.

Existing issues with new evidence

• #2185 / #1894 (code agent should follow triage strategy/caveats): The code agent deviated from the issue's explicit suggestion to extend the World/step API. In this case the deviation was defensible and the human validated it — this is a counter-example where the code agent's independent judgment was correct despite not following the letter of the guidance.
• #2609 (surface low-severity findings in approve comments): The review agent's inline [low] finding about count assertion scope was accurate and could have prompted a clarifying comment in the feature file, but neither the agent nor the human acted on it. Minor missed opportunity for code clarity.