prettier only runs on pre-push, so the previous commit passed the
per-file gate and then failed the push. No line counts changed.
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Updates the counts (183 -> 142, python_pkg 50 -> 0) and records what the
eight python_pkg packages taught: the seam-selection rule, that a
mispointed patch can hang rather than fail, and the copy-preamble-then-
let-ruff-prune order for test splits.
Adds docs/shell-split-recipes.md for the linux_configuration tranche,
where there is no pass count to verify against - names the two live
systemd units that point at repo paths and the jscpd trap on the first
multi-lib commit. Decision 10 records the user's call to fix lint rather
than relocate a per-file-ignore.
The handoff had grown to 280 lines splitting it out, which would have
been a new violation; it and both recipe docs are now under the cap.
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A mispointed mock.patch does not always fail loudly. In code_tutor it
spins, because the code under test reads from an input callable in a
retry loop. Documents running under timeout, asserting patch targets
resolve first, the absolute-patch-string cost, and the silent no-op sed.
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mock.patch pins a name to the module it is patched on. A function that moves
resolves collaborators through its new module's globals, so the patch stops
reaching it -- the failure is either AttributeError or, worse, a real call to
what should have been mocked. This governs brother_printer (15 files, ~90
patched names) and probably code_tutor. The grep to run first is in the doc.
Also records the user's decision: editing tests to follow moved code is
allowed, bounded by no assertion changed, nothing deleted or weakened, and an
identical pass count. The alternative was ~8 delegate stubs per file.
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The handoff had grown to 264 lines -- a violation of the very cap it exists to
enforce. The Python recipes move to docs/python-split-recipes.md; the handoff
keeps a pointer.
Also refreshed what had gone stale: the directory distribution said python_pkg
50 and '48 near-misses' from before this session's 9 splits. A future session
reading a stale count would not know which other claims in the file to trust,
so the numbers are now explicitly labelled a snapshot with the script as the
authority, and the per-package breakdown points at brother_printer (15) and
code_tutor (13) as where the bulk now sits.
Corrected the test recipe too: shared builders go in tests/conftest.py, not a
_helpers.py -- name-tests-test rejects the latter, which the earlier wording
would have walked the next session straight into.
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