fix(compose): restore readonly metadata extraction#230
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barrettruth merged 2 commits intomainfrom Apr 13, 2026
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Restore fetched and template metadata to compose/edit buffers so users can see the known forge fields again, and capture the metadata parser output on write for future backend-specific handling. This also locks in the agreed comment-block behavior where an intact opener preserves metadata parsing and a broken opener turns the block back into body text.
Update the shared forge detail and capability annotations to match the restored compose metadata fields and save callback payloads so static diagnostics reflect the real runtime objects.
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Problem
Compose and edit buffers no longer show the fetched or template metadata users need for context, and the save path no longer exposes what the compose parser extracted from the commented block. That made the restored metadata direction untestable and left altered comment-block behavior undefined in specs.
Solution
Restore fetched and template metadata rendering in compose/edit buffers, request and parse the known forge fields again on the backend detail fetchers, and thread the parsed metadata through the save callbacks as an extra payload for tests and future per-forge handling. Add focused specs for metadata display, save-time extraction, and the agreed comment-block behavior when the opener is kept, removed, or the closer is missing.