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Contributor guidance contradicted itself in four places (found in the #8084 review): - pull_request_template.md + CONTRIBUTING.md asked contributors to run the FULL unit suite + coverage gate locally, while the maintainer's stated golden path (#8273/#8329) is: focused tests for the change locally; full suite, coverage, and build are CI's job. On 16GB hosts the full local chain has saturated machines (#8084 incident report). - GEMINI.md demanded coverage >= 75/75/75/70 while the official CI gate is 60/60/60/60 (quality-baseline ratchet on top). - AGENTS.md fork workflow said to branch from upstream/main; the default branch is the active release/vX.Y.Z line (main only receives release squash-merges). Also makes the #8084 CI direction explicit in the public ROADMAP: lane consolidation (3.8.51), one CI policy for release/** and main (3.8.52), full-regression authority -> merge queue after TIA shadow evidence (3.8.54), preview-artifact + build-once rehearsal inside the 3.8.58 dry-run. Refs #8329 Refs #8084
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Validation
Run only the focused loop for what you changed — the full unit suite, Vitest, the 60% coverage gate, and the production build all run in CI on this PR (#8329):
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node --import tsx/esm --test tests/unit/<file>.test.ts npm run lint- Production-code changes include a new or updated automated test in this PR
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src/,open-sse/,electron/, orbin/, explain which tests cover the change. - If coverage moved down in any touched file, explain why and what follow-up task will recover it.
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