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Completeness check no longer false-flags correctly delivered work as "under-delivered." Previously, if the design agent couldn't name an output's exact path ahead of time — for example, a changelog file named after a not-yet-created PR number — styre would wrongly conclude the work was incomplete and escalate, even when the correct file existed. Declared file paths can now include <token> placeholders that match the actual produced filename, so this class of false positive no longer blocks a run.
Verification tests no longer trigger false completeness failures or get duplicated. Design no longer declares the checks-owned verification test by name, since that test is authored separately and its filename can never be predicted in advance; verification is instead confirmed by the existing checks-postcondition and RED-first gates, which are the real source of truth for it.