docs(guard): close out typed-lint and stream-swap-follow plan batches - #58
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Both batches are fully landed on main — stream-swap-follow via PRs #54 (v0.1.17) and #55 (v0.1.18), typed-lint via PR #57 — with guard PASS close-out reports on every plan. Add a batch-level SIGNOFF.md to each recording verdicts, merge commits, gate history, and the residual follow-ups that survive closure, then move both folders from .agents/.plans/ to .agents/.plans-closed/ so the active-plans directory only holds executable work. Notably carried forward: the persistent-strand Firefox question remains open (stream-swap-follow fixed transients only), and the tail-deletion leak still lacks a committed regression test. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Summary
Closes out both completed plan batches under
.agents/.plans/— typed-lint and stream-swap-follow. Every plan in both batches holds a guard PASS close-out report and its work is merged tomain(stream-swap-follow via #54/v0.1.17 and #55/v0.1.18; typed-lint via #57). Each batch gains aSIGNOFF.mdrecording verdicts, merge commits, gate history, and the residual follow-ups that survive closure, and both folders move to.agents/.plans-closed/so the active-plans directory only holds executable work.No source code changes — 13 file renames plus 2 new signoff documents.
Changes
typed-lint/SIGNOFF.md— batch closed on PR chore(lint): lint unit test files and enable type-aware promise rules #57 (a0bf83b). Records the NO-PASS → corrective round → PASS gate history and carries forward: the Svelte event-handler promise-coverage gap (rule design, documented not pretended), untyped docs workspace, fixtureChatApitype consolidation, andallowDefaultProjectmaintenance.stream-swap-follow/SIGNOFF.md— batch closed on PRs fix(chat): keep follow-bottom locked when a streamed message is replaced by its final document #54 (46ed850) and fix(chat): pin follow-bottom with CSS scroll anchoring, not a post-hoc scrollTop write #55 (23538db). Records the reopening (a 1-in-20 race passed 001's single-run gate), 002's two NO-PASS checkpoints, and carries forward: the open persistent-strand Firefox question (this batch fixed transients only — do not close the original report on it), the missing tail-deletion-leak regression test (highest value), theTAIL_SWAP_RESERVE_MS = 250assumption, and the anchor-selection reviewer invariant..agents/.plans/→.agents/.plans-closed/(13 renames, content untouched).CI status at close-out
At signoff time, the post-merge Run tests (e2e) workflow on the typed-lint merge head
fcde407was still in progress; builds, unit tests, Trunk Check, and deploy were green, and guard's localtrunk check --allCI-parity gate was green at the reviewed snapshotbcac493.Commits
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