feat(types): the kanban arm declares the plugin dialect; the DeclarativeKanban* trio retires (objectui#7664) - #7743
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…ativeKanban* trio retires For an authored `type: 'kanban'` document two types were authoritative depending on who asked: `safeValidateSchema` honoured `DeclarativeKanbanSchema` while the renderer registered for the key consumed `@object-ui/plugin-kanban`'s own `KanbanSchema`, so a board could validate and render empty. Maintainer ruling (a) (2026-09-05, batch #41): the plugin dialect is authoritative. - `@object-ui/types` declares `KanbanSchema` / `KanbanColumn` / `KanbanCard` / `CardTemplate` / `ColumnWidthConfig` (member for member the plugin's shape), mirrors them in `zod/complex.zod.ts`, and `SchemaRegistry['kanban']` names the declaration; `plugin-kanban/src/types.ts` re-exports the five. - The retired dialect's inert keys (`draggable`, column `color`) are `?: never` tombstones refused by name; `onColumnAdd` / `onCardAdd` carried over. - The six `DeclarativeKanban*` exports retire (ADR-0049) with their two objectui#7645 pins; a 7664 pin on each side replaces them. The parity, handler-key and docs-retired ratchets are re-keyed; the docs page moves to the plugin dialect. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01KbJQ1y1J12nZxYzFWhP8Q3
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Contract review — ⛔ VERDICT: REFUSE
⛔ A REFUSE is not cleared by the fix. The remediated diff comes back for a fresh isolated review. R1 — the blocking finding: this PR widens an accept set, in the direction #6124 ruled out
⭐ And the recorded rationale is contradicted by a read site the PR did not checkTwo places in this diff justify the deletion — the But onCardClick={schema.onCardClick}…in the same block as the ⇒ The argument that deleted
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…ission The successor `'kanban'` arm dropped `onCardClick` instead of giving it a #6124 disposition. `BaseSchema` is `.passthrough()`, so a dropped key is not refused — it stops being judged and the value is KEPT. Measured on the built dist before this commit, `{ type: 'kanban', columns: [], onCardClick: { action: 'toast' } }` was ACCEPTED with `{"action":"toast"}` surviving into the parsed output, while the same document at `onCardMove` / `onQuickAdd` / `onColumnAdd` / `draggable` was REFUSED. After it, all five are REFUSED. The rationale that was recorded for the deletion — "the object-bound board owns the click" — is contradicted by the source. Measured per registration (`plugin-kanban/src/__tests__/kanban-handler-slots-7664.test.tsx`, new here): - `'kanban-ui'`: `KanbanRenderer` forwards `onCardClick`, `onCardMove` and `onQuickAdd` to the board by identity, from one block. Lit controls: the two keys already ruled runtime slots come out live on this probe. - `'kanban'` / `'object-kanban'`: `ObjectKanban` substitutes its own function for `onCardClick` — and for `onCardMove`, in the same object literal, with `onQuickAdd` arriving by identity as the lit control on this key. The two keys have identical reachability here, so that reading retires both or neither. - and the substitute CALLS the authored handler: `ObjectKanban` declares an `onCardClick` prop (there is no `onCardMove` prop), which `SchemaRenderer` supplies by spreading non-metadata schema keys. An `onCardClick` authored on a `type: 'kanban'` document runs. So the disposition is RUNTIME SLOT: callable on the TypeScript face, refused by name on the mirror. `RUNTIME_SLOT` 44 -> 45, `ALL_SITES` 66 -> 67; `RETIRED` stays 22 and the #7340 docs census stays 26. Why no ratchet caught it: the #6124 ledger is hand-written by key, so a substitution holds its length constant and a deleted key is invisible to it. The new file derives the required key set from the read site instead — it extracts the `schema.on*` reads out of `KanbanRenderer`'s body and requires each to be a declared arm member, which is red on exactly this deletion. Also in this commit, riding with the remediation: - the `@object-ui/plugin-kanban` changeset no longer claims the shape is "member for member what this package declared". Counted with the TypeScript parser against `origin/main`, it is that shape plus four members: three `?: never` tombstones, and `onCardClick`, which the plugin dialect never declared while its renderer read it. - the `@object-ui/types` changeset gains the accept-set bullet for the five handler arms. - the `draggable` / column `color` tombstone JSDoc cites the two-prong discriminator instead of arguing from inertness. Re-measured on `origin/main`: `schema-reference.md` opened its kanban example with `"draggable": true`, documented it in the property table, and authored a `color` on every one of its three columns. - `schema-reference.md` documents `onCardClick` again, and it joins the #7340 blanket-sweep control (six rows -> seven). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01KbJQ1y1J12nZxYzFWhP8Q3
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Type Check on main (81a2eb1fb) |
success (14:40:40Z, and again at 14:26:34Z) |
Type Check on this PR's previous head bd1fc7111 |
success (14:11:52Z) |
Type Check on ecdaafaf0 |
failure |
| the failing project | packages/plugin-kanban — the package this remediation adds a test file to |
The range bd1fc7111...ecdaafaf0 adds packages/plugin-kanban/src/__tests__/kanban-handler-slots-7664.test.tsx (+251). Green base, green previous head, red once that file lands, in that package's own type-check. ⛔ Not a flake, not the base's, and no re-run is being spent on it — the two green baselines are what a re-run would have been buying.
Two distinct errors, not one
Cannot find **name** 'node:fs' — not "cannot find module". That is a bare specifier read in a type/value position, or a file needing node in its tsconfig types; the same tsconfig is green on main, so something in the diff put those specifiers where the compiler reads them as names. It must be diagnosed separately from the dataSource errors, and ⛔ neither may be silenced by loosening the source: making the provider prop optional or casting it away would be a type-surface change on a PR whose entire subject is that the type surface must be honest.
Four test shards were still in_progress when Type Check went red; they are owed a reading too.
State
⛔ needs:contract-review stays on both carriers. This remediated diff returns for a fresh isolated contract review regardless of CI — a REFUSE is never cleared by the fix. The R1 disposition (onCardClick runtime-slot vs retired) still has to be measured, not chosen; the ledger still owes an answer on what would catch a deleted key (a hand-written ledger cannot, which is how R1 got in); and objectui#7742 still owes its missing undeclared-read rows.
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`Type Check` went red on the previous head, in `packages/plugin-kanban`'s own
`pnpm run type-check`, on the file the remediation added. Two distinct causes,
both reproduced with that exact command before and after:
- TS2591 ×3 (`node:fs` / `node:path` / `node:url`) — `tsconfig.test.json`
names `types`, which switches off automatic `@types/*` inclusion, and its
comment recorded the invariant the new file breaks: "nothing in these tests
touches Node globals". The file reads `../index.tsx` off disk on purpose —
that is what makes the guard derive the forwarded key set from the read
site instead of from a list. `node` is named alongside
`@testing-library/jest-dom`, exactly as plugin-calendar / -charts /
-chatbot / -dashboard / -detail / -gantt / -grid already do, and the
comment now says why. It stays OUT of `tsconfig.json`: package source ships
to browsers.
- TS2741 ×2 — `SchemaRendererProvider` requires `dataSource`. Spelled
`dataSource={undefined}`, the form three other call sites in this repo use
for a surface that fetches nothing; these boards author their lanes
statically, so it is the same runtime value the measurements were taken
with. ⛔ Not fixed by loosening the prop or casting the provider — the
subject of this PR is that the type surface must be honest.
`packages/plugin-kanban$ pnpm run type-check` exit 2 -> 0, and
`turbo run type-check` is 81/81 across the repo.
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{type:'kanban', columns:[], onCardClick:{action:'toast'}} |
ACCEPTED, and passthrough: onCardClick survives into the parsed output = {"action":"toast"} |
REFUSED / REFUSED, custom @ ["onCardClick"] |
onCardMove · onQuickAdd · onColumnAdd · draggable (controls) |
REFUSED | REFUSED, unchanged |
arm shape declares onCardClick |
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The disposition was measured, not chosen: onCardClick is a runtime slot — callable on the TS face, refused by name on the mirror. Ledger deltas: RUNTIME_SLOT 44 → 45, ALL_SITES 66 → 67, RETIRED stays 22, the 7340 docs census stays 26.
⭐ The systemic answer, and it is bigger than this PR
The question this seat put to the remediation was "what would now catch a deleted key?" — because the re-key that let R1 through was a substitution, which holds the ledger's length constant. The answer is filed as objectui#7753: the #6124 handler-key ledger is hand-written by name, so it cannot see a deletion at all. The new derived guard closes this for the kanban arm only — 3 of the ledger's 67 sites. The other 64 reproduce the same failure with every gate green. And the card names the trap: ratcheting the count is the tempting fix and is precisely the one that fails on this very instance.
It corrected the review, and re-measured #7742 rather than pasting into it
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bindis NOT an undeclared read — it is a liveBaseSchemamember atbase.ts:248. My REFUSE comment listed it among nine; that was wrong and it belongs on no count of undeclared reads. - finding(types,plugin-kanban): the ruled
KanbanSchemacarries three zero-read members (allowCollapse,cardTemplates,columnWidths) and the board reads an undeclaredtitleField— enforce-or-remove on the shape objectui#7664 declared #7742 gained five real rows the original census missed because it matchedschema.KEYbut not the(schema as any).KEYcast form:navigation(ObjectKanban.tsx:689),objectFields(index.tsx:200— an internal channelObjectKanbanwrites and no author writes), and thekanban-enhancedtrioonColumnToggle/enableVirtualScrolling/virtualScrollThreshold(index.tsx:338-340, on a registration with no declared arm at all). Posted as comment 5552759314 on that card, not as a new one, since it is the class finding(types,plugin-kanban): the ruledKanbanSchemacarries three zero-read members (allowCollapse,cardTemplates,columnWidths) and the board reads an undeclaredtitleField— enforce-or-remove on the shape objectui#7664 declared #7742 already owns. - Two counts re-measured down:
titleFieldis 2 real reads + 2 comment mentions (not 4),filter2 real + 1 comment (not 3).
The two gates the previous round declared NOT MEASURED are now measured
Rather than declaring the narrowing a second time, the seat built the 34-task prerequisite: check:doc-snippets exit 0 (456 of 456 blocks judged, 0 failed) and check:readme-exports exit 0 (421 self-imports judged, 421 real, 0 wrong-path, 0 fabricated).
Type Check — the failure I attributed to this PR, root-caused and closed
Reproduced with the exact job command (packages/plugin-kanban$ pnpm run type-check) at exit 2 with five errors — TS2591 ×3 on node:fs/node:path/node:url and TS2741 ×2 on a missing dataSource — both causes root-caused separately, now exit 0, with repo-wide turbo run type-check at 81 successful / 81 total.
f88304691 shows its checks cancelled because the newer push superseded them, so there is no shard result from that head to carry forward — including the "Type Check went green there" reading I posted earlier. The seat ran a 104-suite cross-package blast radius in its place (1735 tests, exit 0).
What is owed, precisely
- A fresh isolated contract review of the whole remediated diff — 25 files, not just the R1 hunk. ⛔ Not a re-read of the old verdict.
- CI to terminal on
1a5915f26: 24 success / 3 skipped / 0 failed, 5 still running as of this comment (Type Check + the four shards). - Only then the three landing checks and the queue.
Handing the review to the director seat. ⛔ Until it returns, this PR does not move.
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Status refresh — CI is now terminal green; one item remains, and it is not this seat's to doUpdating the "what is owed" list from my park notice (5552874537) so whoever picks this up does not have to re-derive it.
⛔ A REFUSE is never cleared by the fix, so what is owed is a fresh review of the whole remediated diff — not a re-read of the REFUSE verdict, and not a spot-check of the R1 hunk. For the reviewer's convenience, the two things I would put at the top of an attack list — both are the remediation's own claims and neither has been independently verified:
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Fixes #7664
Maintainer ruling (a) — comment 5548643216 on the card, decision batch #41, verbatim 「同意」: for an authored
type: 'kanban'document the plugin dialect is authoritative. This PR executes the ruling's list end to end.Clause-②: yes⇒needs:contract-review, parked for the director.⛔ This diff carries a REFUSE remediation and returns for a FRESH isolated review. The verdict is comment 5552425067; a REFUSE is not cleared by the fix.
needs:contract-reviewstays on both carriers.Contract-review remediation — R1: the arm widened an accept set
The finding. The successor
'kanban'arm droppedonCardClickoutright — no refusal arm, no?: never.BaseSchemais.passthrough(), so a dropped key is not refused: it stops being judged and the value is KEPT. Measured on the built dist, both doors (the arm's ownsafeParse, and the exportedsafeValidateSchemaatype: 'kanban'document actually reaches):bd1fc7111+ main{ type: 'kanban', columns: [], onCardClick: { action: 'toast' } }{"action":"toast"}custom, pathonCardClick)onCardMoveonQuickAddonColumnAdddraggableinvalid_type)invalid_type)The disposition was measured, not chosen —
plugin-kanban/src/__tests__/kanban-handler-slots-7664.test.tsx, new here, renders each of the four registrations with authored spies and mocked board chunks:onCardClickonCardMoveonQuickAdd'kanban-ui'(KanbanRenderer)'kanban'(ObjectKanbanRenderer)'object-kanban''kanban-enhanced'Two lit controls, so no zero here comes from a probe that could not have fired. On
'kanban-ui'the two keys this PR already kept as runtime slots come out live, besideonCardClick, off the same forward block inindex.tsx. On'kanban'the lit control isonQuickAdd, which arrives by identity — the schema-spread channel does reach the board on that key — whileonCardClickandonCardMoveare both replaced, in the same object literal of theKanbanRenderercall insideObjectKanban.tsx. ⇒ The rationale that was recorded for the deletion ("the object-bound board owns the click") would have deletedonCardMovejust as well.And a third channel decides it outright:
ObjectKanbanDECLARES anonCardClickprop (there is noonCardMoveprop), and its substitute wrapper calls it. Measured through the production path — a document authored withonCardClick, rendered throughSchemaRenderer, which spreads every non-metadata schema key as a React prop: the board is handed a function that is not the authored one, and invoking it runs the authored one. AnonCardClickauthored on atype: 'kanban'document runs. SoonCardClickis at least as live asonCardMoveon every channel measured, and the disposition is RUNTIME SLOT, not?: never.What that changed:
onCardClick?: (card: KanbanCard, event?: unknown) =a void return on the TypeScript face (unknownfor the event because this package declares zero dependencies and has no React types;KanbanImplnarrows it at the call site) +handlerKeyRefusal('onCardClick', 'runtime-slot', …)on the mirror.RUNTIME_SLOT44 → 45,ALL_SITES66 → 67;RETIREDstays 22 and the #7340 docs census stays 26.KnownDriftforKanbanSchemagainsonCardClick.Why no ratchet caught it, and what does now. The #6124 ledger is two hand-written arrays keyed by name; the re-key was a SUBSTITUTION (
onCardClickout,onQuickAddin) so its length never moved, and nothing derives its population from a read site. The new file closes that for this arm: it extracts theschema.on*reads out ofKanbanRenderer's body inindex.tsxand requires each to be a declared arm member carrying the RUNTIME SLOT guidance — red on exactly this deletion, and derived rather than listed. That covers 3 of the ledger's 67 sites; the class is filed as objectui#7753 with three options and a note that the tempting one (ratchet the count) is the one that fails on this instance.Also corrected, because the review found written rationale the source contradicted:
RUNTIME_SLOTcomment inhandler-keys-json-refusal-6124.test.tsand theKnownDriftcomment inzod-mirror-parity.test.ts— now state what the source does, including the substitution that applies identically toonCardMove;@object-ui/plugin-kanbanchangeset no longer claims the shape is "member for member what this package declared". Counted with the TypeScript parser againstorigin/main: 19 members on the plugin'sKanbanSchema, 6 onKanbanColumn, 7 onKanbanCard; the declarations here are that shape plus four — three?: nevertombstones, andonCardClick, which the plugin dialect never declared while its renderer read it;@object-ui/typeschangeset gains the accept-set bullet for all five handler arms;draggable/ columncolortombstone JSDoc cites the two-prong discriminator instead of arguing from inertness. Re-measured onorigin/main:schema-reference.mdopened its kanban example with"draggable": trueand carried a table row "Enable drag-and-drop between columns", and authored acoloron every one of its three columns with thecolumnsrow reading "each withid,title,color, andcards" ⇒ prong 2 holds for both. Prong 1 holds forcoloronly (classNameis the named live replacement);draggablehas none, which is why prong 2 is what carries it. The hazards differ and both are measured:KanbanColumndoes not extendBaseSchema, so its mirror is a plain object — an undeclared column key is accepted and stripped, whereas an undeclared board key is kept;schema-reference.mddocumentsonCardClickagain, and it joins the docs: three pages still teach retired handler keys as authorable props —onColumnAdd/onCardAdd(schema-reference),onSelectChange/onExpandChange(tree-view),onComplete(input-otp) — stale once #6124's tombstones land #7340 blanket-sweep control (six rows → seven).What changed
@object-ui/typescomplex.ts— the'kanban'arm declaresKanbanSchema/KanbanColumn/KanbanCard/CardTemplate/ColumnWidthConfig: the shapepackages/plugin-kanban/src/types.tsdeclared, plus the four members named above. The two runtime-computed card members keep their React types through the ambient namespace exactly asdata-display.tsalready spellsheaderIcon/rowStyle; the package still declares no React dependency (check:phantom-depsgreen).zod/complex.zod.ts— five mirrors (KanbanSchema,KanbanColumnSchema,KanbanCardSchema,CardTemplateSchema,ColumnWidthConfigSchema);ComplexSchema→AnyComponentSchema→safeValidateSchemaapply them.conditionalFormattingreuses the'object-kanban'arm's rule union (KanbanConditionalFormattingRuleSchema, newly exported fromobjectql.zod.ts);groupingisSpecGroupingConfigSchemaby reference, asObjectGallerySchemaspells it; the two runtime-computed card members pass through asz.any()(theheaderIconprecedent, objectui#6424).registry.ts—'kanban': KanbanSchema(PR fix(types): SchemaRegistry's kanban entry stops describing a component it cannot name #7662's transitionalBaseSchemaintersection re-pointed; theBaseSchemaimport tidied; the comment block rewritten — its "do not restore … without moving the renderer's dialect into a layer this package may depend on" named this route).plugin-kanban/src/types.ts— re-exports the five from@object-ui/types(a plain re-export, not an authority under the one-authority ratchet);InlineFieldDefinitionstays local.ObjectKanban.tsx's bare import becomesimport type. Behaviour unchanged.plugin-kanban/tsconfig.test.json—typesgainsnode, as plugin-calendar / -charts / -chatbot / -dashboard / -detail / -gantt / -grid already do. The new test reads../index.tsxoff disk on purpose: that is what makes its key set derived rather than listed. It stays OUT oftsconfig.json— package source ships to browsers.DeclarativeKanban*exports and both objectui#7645 pin files (their docblocks disclosed it);_KeyKeptcarried forward into the new pin.EXPECTED_MIRROR_PAIRS = 159on top of PR test(types): derive the zod-mirror-parity population instead of writing it down #7731's derived population, merged here;KnownDriftKanbanSchema: onCardMove | onCardClick | onQuickAdd;KanbanSchemaadded toSPEC_DERIVED_PAIRS; the rule union excluded with its reason), handler-keys-6124 (owner rename plusonCardClickrestored andonQuickAddadded ⇒ 45 + 22 = 67), component-docs-retired-handler-keys-7340 (CONTROL re-keyed and extended to 7; census 26 unchanged because theonColumnAdd/onCardAddtombstones carry over onto the successor arm), one-authority baseline history note.api/schema-reference.mdkanban section moves to the plugin dialect (in-page anchor and the import line follow;check-doc-linksgreen);api/index.md, both READMEs,examples/zod-validation-example.ts.@object-ui/typesminor with a BREAKING banner;@object-ui/plugin-kanbanpatch.majornot declared (check-changeset-no-majorgreen).The two numbers the dispatch said not to inherit
complex.tsand pinned in the new test: the plugin dialect's own body is 19 live members (typeis the one the ruling did not count), and the arm declared here is 20 live — those 19 plusonCardClick— plus 3 tombstones (draggable,onColumnAdd,onCardAdd). The twentieth is the R1 remediation: measured onorigin/main,plugin-kanban/src/types.tscontains zero occurrences of the name whileKanbanRendererforwards it, so copying that dialect member for member reproduced its undeclared read.How the ruling's refusal pin was read
The ruling's pin says "a
columns/cardsboard is refused". Read literally that contradicts the ruled shape: the plugin dialect DECLAREScolumns[].cards[]— the two catalog entries are static boards of exactly that shape and render every card (examples/schema-catalog/test/kanban-column-cards-6939.test.tsx, still green). So the refusal keys on what the retired dialect had and this one does not: the board'sdraggableand a column'scolor. The retired CARD keys (labels,assignees,dueDate,priority,content) are deliberately NOT refused: a card is an open record (bucketCardsIntoColumnspushes raw records into lanes), so those are legitimate field names.Read census, re-measured
Over
packages/plugin-kanban/src(non-test), matchingschema.KEYand the(schema as any).KEYcast form the first census missed, with every hit classified code-vs-comment by reading the line. Reads not named byKanbanSchema:titleField(2 real reads plus 2 comment mentions),filter(2 real plus 1 comment — objectui#7712),navigation(1),objectFields(1, an internal channelObjectKanbanwrites, never authored), and the'kanban-enhanced'trioonColumnToggle/enableVirtualScrolling/virtualScrollThreshold(1 each, on a registration with no declared arm at all).bindis not undeclared — it is a live member ofBaseSchema, which this arm extends. Zero-read declared members:allowCollapse,cardTemplates,columnWidths(typealso reads zero and is not a finding — the registry dispatches on it). The five missing rows and both corrections are posted to objectui#7742;onCardClickis recorded there as the row this PR closes, so it does not die when the card does.Verification — all at
1a5915f26(this head, after theorigin/mainmerge)Exit codes captured before any pipe; verdicts quoted from the instruments.
tsconfig.tsbuildinforemoved withdist, ortscemits nothing and the old dist answers).packages/plugin-kanban$ pnpm run type-check— the exact command theType Checkjob runs — reproduced red (exit 2, 5 errors) on the previous head and exit 0 here. Repo-wideturbo run type-check⇒ 81 successful, 81 total.tsc -p packages/types/tsconfig.test.json --noEmit, not vitest: exit 0, zero diagnostic lines.packages/types/ packages/plugin-kanban/ examples/schema-catalog/⇒ 169 files, 4240 tests passed.onCardClickmutated back to?: never; mutation proved on disk (live signature 1→0,neverform 0→1);tsc -p packages/types/tsconfig.test.jsonexit 2 with exactly two diagnostics, both naming the ablation — TS2344 athandler-keys-json-refusal-6124.test.ts(549,10)(the newKeepsFunctionline) and TS2322 atzod-mirror-parity.test.ts(1555,14)(theKnownDriftentry stops being an allowed drift once the faces agree). Restored under atrap … EXIT INT TERMwith an absolute path, proved bygit hash-object== the HEAD blob84392c98f…and an emptygit diff HEAD. The second ablation was not re-run because it was already taken: the new derived guard's red-first run on the unfixed head reportedonCardClickasdeclared: false, guidance: falsebesideonCardMoveandonQuickAddattrue.eslint .over the repo: exit 0 — 0 errors, warnings only (all pre-existingno-explicit-any, none on a line this diff adds).changeset:check,check-changeset-presence("17 source file(s) of 2 released package(s) changed, and this change declares 2 changeset(s)"),check-changeset-overwrite,check:control-bytes("scanned 6318 tracked text file(s)"),check:doc-fences,check:doc-types,check:doc-links("Links are valid across 17 scan roots"),check:vi-mock-specifiers,check:vi-mock-inherit,check:published-tsconfig-exclude,check-type-check-coverage,check:phantom-deps,check:self-import,check:dist-completeness.diston disk) was built here:check:doc-snippets⇒ exit 0, "456 of 456 block(s) judged, 0 failed";check:readme-exports⇒ exit 0, "421 self-imports judged (421 real, 0 wrong-path, 0 fabricated)".Refs: objectui#6172 · objectui#7645 · objectui#7651 (closed not_planned) · objectui#6973 (closed completed) · objectui#7322 · objectui#7712 · objectui#7742 · objectui#7753 · PR #7643 · PR #7662 · PR #7731 · PR #7732.
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