docs: record the property-invariant wave in the audit delivery log#602
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Integration evidence for the wave this PR records: a local octopus merge of all ten property branches (#592–#601) onto current Generated by Claude Code |
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Full-suite integration evidence (supersedes the directory-scoped run above): on the ten-branch octopus merge in an isolated worktree, So the wave is proven at both granularities: the property suites pass together (18 files / 112 tests in One process note for the record: a first full-run attempt produced bogus Generated by Claude Code |
Summary
docs/audits/AUDIT_2026-06-10.md, recording the property-invariant wave the same way §5.2 recorded the direct-coverage wave — keeping the audit's delivery log the single record of what each wave produced.What Changed
docs/audits/preservation policy).Validation
npm run typecheck(pre-commit hook)Docs and Governance Checklist
Risk and Rollback
https://claude.ai/code/session_01XNtnkLbBiXZxfQQYLMpucB
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note: greptile review for oc-chatgpt-multi-auth. cite files like
lib/foo.ts:123. confirm regression tests + windows concurrency/token redaction coverage.Greptile Summary
additive doc-only change: appends §5.3 to the audit delivery log, recording the property-invariant fast-check wave the same way §5.2 recorded the direct-coverage wave.
Confidence Score: 5/5
purely additive markdown; no code, no dependencies, no risk to the running application.
the change appends one new section to an audit history doc, preserving all existing content verbatim. insertion point is correct (between §5.2 and §6), separator formatting matches the document's pattern, all ten pr links are present and internally consistent with the narrative, and no executable paths are touched.
no files require special attention.
Important Files Changed
Flowchart
%%{init: {'theme': 'neutral'}}%% flowchart TD A["§5.2 Direct-Coverage Wave\n(PRs #560–#589)"] --> B["§5.3 Property-Invariant Wave\n(PRs #592–#601)"] B --> C["~50 fast-check properties run"] C --> D["No production bugs found\n(implementations held)"] C --> E["3 test-harness defects\ncaught by review cycle\n(#594, #595, #600)"] C --> F["2 modeling gaps\ncaught by fast-check pre-push\n(#592, #594)"] D --> G["§6 Rejected Findings"] E --> G F --> GReviews (1): Last reviewed commit: "docs: record the property-invariant wave..." | Re-trigger Greptile