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fix: instantiate recon-silly-ation from the RSR template - #19

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This repo was scaffolded from rsr-template-repo and never instantiated: literal {{PLACEHOLDER}} tokens survived throughout, including in the .zig FFI sources, so the Zig genuinely did not parse.

Real identity substituted across ~85 files:

  • Name: recon-silly-ation / recon_silly_ation (identifier form)
  • Owner/forge: hyperpolymath / github.com
  • Licence: MPL-2.0 (code) / CC-BY-SA-4.0 (docs), two-line SPDX convention
  • Purpose: WASM document reconciliation (ReconForth VM) — sourced from reposystem/config/tools.ncl's registration of this repo (role = 'interop, actions = ["reconcile"]), the only authoritative description of this repo's purpose found anywhere in the estate.

Bugs the disease was masking

  • .github/settings.yml had name: "{{REPO}}" — an unsubstituted probot self-rename landmine. Now a safe no-op self-affirmation.
  • src/interface/ffi/src/main.zig: fixed {{project}}_init() etc. to real identifiers, plus two real bugs the placeholders were hiding — an opaque type declared with fields (illegal in Zig) and std.heap.c_allocator used without linking libc. Both fixed for real (opaque/impl split + page_allocator).
  • src/interface/ffi/build.zig defined no build/test steps at all — zig build test failed with no step named 'test'. Added a real static-library step plus a test step wiring up both main.zig's unit tests and test/integration_test.zig.
  • Justfile / build/just/*.just: replaced echo "TODO" / fake-success stubs with real commands this repo can back (zig build, zig fmt, zig build test, idris2 --typecheck); deleted recipes with nothing to back them (run, run-verbose, bench, readiness, test-smoke — this is an FFI/WASM library, not a standalone executable, and no bench/readiness suites exist).
  • .machine_readable/contractiles/Justfile was a stale, diverged copy of the root Justfile even though the repo's own Dustfile hygiene check requires it be a hardlink ("Only one Justfile"). Re-linked for real.
  • Several .machine_readable/contractiles/*.a2ml files (Bustfile, Intentfile, Mustfile, Trustfile) still described themselves as being rsr-template-repo, "the canonical template" — fixed self-identity and dropped template-only failure modes/checks that don't apply to an instantiated consumer repo (including one permanently-broken check grepping for a marker string that was never present).
  • CLADE.a2ml carried the template's own UUID verbatim, which would have collided with it in the gv-clade-index registry — regenerated.

Verification (real toolchain, zig 0.16.0)

zig fmt --check src/interface/ffi   -> exit 0
zig build                           -> exit 0
zig build test                      -> exit 0 (4/4 tests pass)

Removed

Template-only machinery that no longer applies now the repo is instantiated: scripts/validate-template.sh, tests/e2e/template_instantiation_test.sh, benches/template_bench.sh. Confirmed no workflow, Justfile, or script invoked any of the three — no workflow surgery needed.

Left untouched, on purpose

docs-template/, machine-readable-design/, docs/decisions/0000-template.adoc, docs/governance/CRG-AUDIT-TEMPLATE.adoc, docs/governance/TEMPLATE-STANDARDS-AUDIT.adoc, docs/RSR_OUTLINE.adoc, and the K9 component templates under .machine_readable/self-validating/ — all intentional reusable seed kits or per-instance templates (their own text says "copy this file and customize"), not this repo's own identity. Also untouched: flake.nix, .tool-versions, .editorconfig, .gitattributes, .gitignore.

Test plan

  • zig fmt --check src/interface/ffi exits 0
  • zig build exits 0
  • zig build test exits 0, 4/4 tests pass
  • grep -rE '\{\{[A-Za-z_]+\}\}' sweep confirms no unsubstituted identity placeholders remain outside the deliberately-generic seed kits
  • No workflow references the three deleted template-machinery scripts
  • Owner review of purpose/description text against reposystem's registration

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The repo was scaffolded from rsr-template-repo but never instantiated:
literal {{PLACEHOLDER}} tokens survived throughout, including in the .zig
FFI sources, so the Zig genuinely did not parse. This substitutes real
identity (recon-silly-ation, hyperpolymath, MPL-2.0/CC-BY-SA-4.0, WASM
document reconciliation via the ReconForth VM per reposystem's tool
registry) across ~85 files, and fixes real bugs the disease was masking:

- .github/settings.yml had name: "{{REPO}}" — an unsubstituted probot
  self-rename landmine — now a safe no-op self-affirmation.
- src/interface/ffi/src/main.zig had {{project}}_init() etc: invalid Zig.
  Fixed identifiers, plus two real bugs the placeholders were hiding:
  an opaque type declared with fields (illegal in Zig) and
  std.heap.c_allocator used without linking libc. Both fixed for real.
- src/interface/ffi/build.zig defined no build/test steps at all
  (`zig build test` failed with "no step named 'test'"). Added a real
  library + test step wiring up both main.zig's unit tests and
  test/integration_test.zig.
- Justfile/build/just/*.just: replaced `echo "TODO"`/fake-success stubs
  with real commands this repo can back (zig build, zig fmt, zig build
  test, idris2 --typecheck), and deleted recipes with nothing to back
  them (run, run-verbose, bench, readiness, test-smoke — this is an
  FFI/WASM library, not a standalone executable, and no bench/readiness
  suites exist).
- .machine_readable/contractiles/Justfile was a stale, diverged copy of
  the root Justfile even though the repo's own Dustfile hygiene check
  requires it be a hardlink ("Only one Justfile"); re-linked for real.
- Several .machine_readable/contractiles/*.a2ml files (Bustfile,
  Intentfile, Mustfile, Trustfile) still described themselves as *being*
  rsr-template-repo, "the canonical template" — fixed self-identity and
  dropped template-only failure modes/checks that don't apply to an
  instantiated consumer repo (including one permanently-broken check that
  grepped for a marker string that was never present).
- CLADE.a2ml carried the template's own UUID verbatim, which would have
  collided with it in the gv-clade-index registry; regenerated.

Verified with the real toolchain (zig 0.16.0):
  zig fmt --check src/interface/ffi  -> exit 0
  zig build                          -> exit 0
  zig build test                     -> exit 0 (4/4 tests pass)

Removed template-only machinery that no longer applies now the repo is
instantiated: scripts/validate-template.sh, tests/e2e/template_instantiation_test.sh,
benches/template_bench.sh. Confirmed no workflow, Justfile, or script
invoked any of the three, so no workflow surgery was needed.

Left untouched, on purpose: docs-template/, machine-readable-design/,
docs/decisions/0000-template.adoc, docs/governance/CRG-AUDIT-TEMPLATE.adoc,
docs/governance/TEMPLATE-STANDARDS-AUDIT.adoc, docs/RSR_OUTLINE.adoc, and
the K9 component templates under .machine_readable/self-validating/ — all
of these are intentional reusable seed kits or per-instance templates
(their own text says "copy this file and customize"), not this repo's own
identity. Also untouched: flake.nix, .tool-versions, .editorconfig,
.gitattributes, .gitignore, per instructions.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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hyperpolymath marked this pull request as ready for review July 27, 2026 18:25
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…shed instantiation (#21)

## Summary

Fixes the three CI blockers keeping the estate's PR queue stuck, as
diagnosed for this repo (full per-blocker root-cause detail is in the
commit message):

- **lint-workflows** (unpinned action, `rsr-antipattern.yml:15`): the
  referenced reusable (`rsr-antipattern-reusable.yml`) has never
  existed on `hyperpolymath/standards`. It's dead, retired estate-wide
  per `docs/audits/audit-reusables-convergence-2026-05-26.adoc`, and
  superseded by `governance.yml` (already present here). Deleted
  rather than pinned to an unresolvable reference.
- **Validate K9 contracts** (8 errors / 10 files): 6 were a shared
  `k9-ecosystem/validate-action` scope bug, fixed at the source in
  hyperpolymath/k9-ecosystem#21 (with a local stopgap override here).
  The remaining 2 were a genuine `container/deploy.k9.ncl` defect
  (missing `K9!` line, pedigree hidden behind a let-binding) — fixed
  directly.
- **openssf-compliance**: failed on TWO files. `ECOSYSTEM.a2ml`'s
  `notes` field documented the `{{PLACEHOLDER}}` mechanism using the
  literal token shape (reworded). `STATE.a2ml` was still, despite
  PR #19's title, substantively the raw template — `project =
  "rsr-template-repo"`, a "STATE file for rsr-template-repo itself"
  preamble, and template-authoring milestones/notes. Properly
  instantiated for recon-silly-ation from its own README/manifest.

## Test plan

- [x] `bash validate-action/validate-k9.sh` (k9-ecosystem, with the
      new paths-ignore) → `Errors: 0` (was 8)
- [x] `grep -rnE '^[[:space:]]+uses:' .github/workflows/ | grep -v
'@[a-f0-9]{40}'`
      → empty (was 1 match)
- [x] Reproduced the openssf-compliance placeholder-check step locally
      → 0 files flagged (was 2)
- [x] `python3 -c "import tomllib; tomllib.load(...)"` on the edited
      `.a2ml` files → parses clean
- [x] All touched/remaining workflow YAML parses via `yaml.safe_load`

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Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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