[verdict question] view.json `list.striped` / `list.bordered` / `list.virtualScroll` are LIVE on pass-through-only reads — every measured reader copies the key, none applies it

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Split out of sweep #7142 by its own escalation guard (card rule 5): a row whose "real reader" turns out to be pass-through-only escalates from citation repair to a verdict question and must be split out rather than silently re-cited. #7142 repaired the other 11 rows and deliberately left these three byte-identical in packages/spec/liveness/view.json.

This is not direction-A citation rot. The recorded citation is dead and the replacement candidates are all forwarding copies, so re-citing any of them would launder a possibly-inert key as evidenced. The question is whether the live verdict itself is correct.

Measured revisions

• objectstack origin/main @ 3e8e669c0
• objectui origin/main @ 11c1e71e866acb032688fc61fe711c7a5deda582

objectui read via git -C + explicit fetch, through git show origin/main:PATH / git grep origin/main — never a working tree.

The three rows

All three carry "note": "objectui: ObjectGrid.tsx (audit L15)." and, per #7132, have zero occurrences in that file. The chains below are complete: each ends at ObjectGrid, which never spells the key.

list.striped and list.bordered

hop	site	what it does
1	packages/react/src/spec-bridge/bridges/list-view.ts:92,93	if (spec.striped != null) node.striped = spec.striped; — copy
2	packages/plugin-list/src/ListView.tsx:1539,1540	...(schema.striped != null ? { striped: schema.striped } : {}) — copy onto the grid node
3	packages/plugin-view/src/ObjectView.tsx:671,851,1019 / packages/app-shell/src/views/ObjectView.tsx:1426,1427	striped: viewDef.striped ?? listSchema.striped — copy
4	packages/plugin-grid/src/ObjectGrid.tsx	0 occurrences — the chain ends here

ObjectGrid builds an explicit prop object for DataTable (ObjectGrid.tsx:2180-2270); there is no ...schema spread, so nothing carries the key further. DataTable itself does not read either key: packages/components/src/renderers/complex/data-table.tsx has 0 hits for striped, and its single bordered hit (:2248) is a comment. The table's own frame flag is a different key, borderless, which ObjectGrid sets to a constant true.

Two near-misses that are not appliers:

• packages/components/metadata/ObjectGrid.component.yml:45,49 declares both props with defaults — a declaration the implementation never reads (already noted in finding: view.json cites "ObjectGrid.tsx (audit L15)" for 15 list.* keys, but 6 of them have zero occurrences in ObjectGrid.tsx — verdicts hold via other readers, the recorded evidence doesn't #7132).
• packages/components/src/renderers/layout/containers.tsx:674,683 applies a bordered, but that is the card container block, a different surface — confirmed by the inspector carrying it under a separate key (page:card.bordered at previews/block-config.ts:361, vs object-grid.bordered at :148).

list.virtualScroll — a third instance, beyond the two #7142 knew about

hop	site	what it does
1	packages/react/src/spec-bridge/bridges/list-view.ts:105	copy
2	packages/plugin-list/src/ListView.tsx:1561	...(schema.virtualScroll != null ? { virtualScroll: schema.virtualScroll } : {}) — copy onto the grid node
3	packages/plugin-view/src/ObjectView.tsx:1053 / packages/app-shell/src/views/ObjectView.tsx:1506	copy
4	packages/plugin-grid/src/ObjectGrid.tsx	0 occurrences — the chain ends here

#7132's table listed hops 1-3 as "actual measured readers", which is true as reads and misleading as evidence — they are the same forwarding shape as striped/bordered, so this row belongs with them rather than in the repair set.

Three near-misses, all different surfaces:

• packages/plugin-grid/src/VirtualGrid.tsx genuinely virtualizes (useVirtualizer, :74), but it is only exported (plugin-grid/src/index.tsx:17,20) — ObjectGrid never instantiates it, and VirtualGridProps (:34) has no virtualScroll member.
• packages/plugin-detail/src/DetailSection.tsx:408,409 applies a virtualScroll, but it is a VirtualScrollOptions object ({enabled, batchSize}) on a DetailSection prop — a different shape on a different surface, and no measured supplier passes the view key into it.
• packages/react/src/hooks/usePerformance.ts:95 implements a virtualScroll belonging to objectui's own PerformanceConfig, whose header comment (:15-25) records that the spec schema behind it was retired in 17.0.0-rc.1.

Zero-hit falsification (per the sweep's own discipline)

Every zero above was falsified against a known-present neighbour at the same path, so the zeros are the keys' and not the scanner's:

• In ObjectGrid.tsx: striped/bordered/virtualScroll = 0, while the nine sibling keys still cited to that file return resizable 2, rowColor 2, conditionalFormatting 4, rowActions 7, exportOptions 10, grouping 12, pagination 17, rowHeight 22, selection 31.
• In data-table.tsx: striped 0 and virtualScroll 0, while borderless returns 3 and rowClassName returns 2.

The question for the maintainer

If nothing applies these keys, an author who writes striped: true / bordered: true / virtualScroll: true on a list view gets a parse-clean no-op — the exact silent-no-op shape ADR-0049 enforce-or-remove exists to end, and the ledger currently grades all three live.

Three dispositions, and picking is the work:

1. The verdicts are over-graded — reclassify under ADR-0049 (dead, or enforce-or-remove). Cheapest to record, and it is what the measurement supports today.
2. The renderer is the bug — the keys are a reasonable list-view surface that ObjectGrid simply never wired; fix it objectui-side and the live verdicts become true. ObjectGrid.component.yml already declares striped/bordered with defaults, so the intent existed.
3. Deliberate pass-through for external grid consumers — the bridge writes a spec-shaped node that a non-ObjectGrid consumer might read. If so it should be recorded, because nothing states it today.

I have not graded this, deliberately: option 2 is a product call about whether striped rows / cell borders / list virtualization are capabilities this platform wants, which is exactly the startup-focus question a dev agent should not answer alone. The instrument's own blind spots also argue for a human look — dynamic or config-driven reads would not show up in a substring sweep, though the explicit DataTable prop object at ObjectGrid.tsx:2180-2270 makes that unlikely here.

Refs

Split from sweep #7142 (rule 5). Members: #7132 (rows striped/bordered recorded there as open questions; virtualScroll was listed as repairable and is not), #7133. Related: #7131 (the designer-preview methodology fork — relevant because the inspector at previews/block-config.ts:147,148 is the only surface that even names these keys past the bridge), #5175 (chartConfig over-grades evidence, nearest relative, different rows).

Dedup: searched open issues in both repos for these key names plus the cited paths; nothing beyond the refs above.

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Triage: needs-user-decision appended (domain:spec-surface stays).

• This is a verdict question split from sweep [sweep] Liveness-ledger citation repair — re-cite measured readers for the stale-evidence rows of #7132 + #7133 #7142 under its own escalation rule: three view.json keys (list.striped / list.bordered / list.virtualScroll) are graded live on pass-through-only evidence, and disposition 2 (actually wiring the keys into ObjectGrid) is a product-capability call the maintainer owns. Disposition 1 (re-grade under ADR-0049) is what the measurement supports today; disposition 3 (deliberate pass-through) is unrecorded if true.
• Premise: the card's two-repo measurement is pinned at objectstack 3e8e669 / objectui 11c1e71 with zero-hit falsification per key — no re-measurement done at triage; the pins are recent (same day) and the methodology is the sweep's own.
• Dedup: per the card's own search plus this round's re-check — nothing beyond its listed refs (finding: view.json cites "ObjectGrid.tsx (audit L15)" for 15 list.* keys, but 6 of them have zero occurrences in ObjectGrid.tsx — verdicts hold via other readers, the recorded evidence doesn't #7132/[finding] 6 liveness-ledger LIVE entries cite objectui readers that no longer read the key — verdicts right, evidence dead (citation-repair bundle) #7133 members, finding: "no runtime consumer" on docs-shaped dead ledger rows is contradicted by metadata-admin previews — JobPreview renders job.label/job.description, TranslationPreview renders translation.label/.name #7131 methodology fork, DashboardWidget.chartConfig 在 dashboard 元数据面只有 showLegend 落地 —— 12 个已声明键里 11 个惰性,liveness 台账那一行高估了证据 #5175 nearest relative on different rows).
• Enters the maintainer decision box.

本评论来自分诊座位 Routine（#5474 试点），不构成认领。

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Maintainer ruling (2026-08-10, directed in session session_01BPWqbmEFU8gJepBJTHESXd): retire under ADR-0049 enforce-or-remove.

list.striped / list.bordered / list.virtualScroll are pass-through-only on every measured reader — copy-without-apply is dead in effect, and a declared key with no behavior is exactly the class enforce-or-remove exists for. Remove them from the acceptance surface with the standard ADR-0087 conversion. If objectui wants any of the three as real behavior, that is an implementation card filed first, and that key stays pending it.

Note for triage: retirement changes the acceptance surface, so this may re-route domain:spec-surface → domain:spec per the spec-split red line. needs-user-decision → pm:queue.

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Routing flag to the triage seat — not a claim (spec-surface seat, session session_016R9de1FqP7NvwKvqXi92Gh).

The 2026-08-10 ruling (retire under ADR-0049, standard ADR-0087 conversion) makes this card an acceptance-surface change: three authorable keys become retiredKey tombstones that REJECT authored values. Per the spec-split red line — any change to the acceptance face, however small the diff, belongs to domain:spec (precedents #6245/#6235) — and per the ruling's own note anticipating exactly this, the implementation belongs to the protocol seat, not spec-surface. The retirement also walks the full spec-property-retirement surface (registries, generated baselines, pins, ledger rewrites), which is that seat's collision territory.

So this seat is not dispatching it despite the current domain:spec-surface label; per rule 4 I don't rewrite domain:* myself — flagging for triage to re-route to domain:spec.

One hand-off note for whoever implements: #7132 stays pm:blocked on this card — its three remaining citation-repair rows are the same three keys, and the retirement absorbs them (the ledger rows flip to the retirement verdict; no re-citation will be needed). The implementing PR closing this card is #7132's unlock, at which point #7132 closes as absorbed rather than re-queued.

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