Construct 3.0.0-alpha.31

Construct 3.0.0-alpha.31

A method report may cite a listed file by any spelling that resolves to it.

Changes

• A method obligation's evidence is accepted when it names the same file or
  recorded item as a reference in the method's own evidence list, however it
  is spelled (relative, absolute, ./-prefixed, file: or line-suffixed).
  Distinct sources, different items and a directory against its descendant
  stay refused, as does a reference that is not listed. The refusal now names
  the reference and the listed ones. Case-only differences still do not match.
• The native semantic reviewer now discards Codex's turn/moderationMetadata
  notification unread, only for the review's own thread and turn, under the
  same bounds as reasoning events. Codex 0.145.0 began sending it, and the
  reviewer refused it, which failed every live native control. Its content is
  not interpreted: a turn that finishes with a valid all-pass judgment is still
  accepted whether or not it was moderated.

Upgrade

Install @geraldmaron/construct@alpha, stop existing Construct sessions, run
construct skill update, then reconnect. State remains format 5; no migration
or credentials are required.

Verification and limits

The change passed lint, typecheck, the full test suite and packaged smoke
locally, and independent read-only Codex reviews found one source-identity
defect, which is fixed, and accepted the reviewer change. The three live native
controls ran on Codex 0.145.0: the correct result completed, and the wrong
calculation and injected-source results were rejected with drafts retained. The evidence resolution was probed against the real
resolver for the spellings above only. The failure that prompted it was
reported from another device and has not been reproduced from its payload.
Broader host qualification is unchanged and unverified. Publish under alpha
only; latest remains on 2.x.

Published to npm under the alpha dist-tag with provenance; latest remains 2.1.1. The attached tarball is the published package (npm shasum 6e4eb8f1de190ea995ed148bab0757cc161fee83); its SHA-256 is in the .sha256 file.