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@ryanmat ryanmat released this 06 Nov 14:32
· 1 commit to main since this release
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The 3.5.11 engine: the items the 3.5.10 release left open, two of them filed here as #7 and #8.

Install or move to this release:

claude plugin marketplace add ryanmat/adw@v3.5.11
claude plugin install adw@adw --scope user
  • set N done exempts a comment-only fix round of a Mutation: required step from the mutation-killed claim when the check record carries red_reason: comment-only fix round, and commit N records mutation: n/a for that round; the refusal on a required step names the step's mutation controls and their re-run on a fix round (#7).
  • validate names a near-miss trailing header in the section's place (missing section: '## Decisions' (found '## Decisions open' at line N; rename it)), and migrate renames the first near miss of each absent section with a .bak beside the plan, refusing one that stands beside the section's own header (#8).
  • set N <state> on a step with a build record keeps it in every state but done: ; record: <note> after a wrapped state's own note, or (record: <note>) alone on in-progress and pending; a note that itself holds record: is refused.
  • check N ends check-N.log with a stamp line naming HEAD, the base, the Test exit, the counts and the time.
  • commands/next.md: the mutation-check item says to delete __pycache__ after a same-size mutant, the boundary paragraph says the .orig.md copy is written when the verdict filter dropped a finding, and the stop and on-red sentences say the record is kept.
  • The changelog pin in the maintainer's tests anchors at the first heading, and the step-reference grammar states its closing-word rule in its comment.

Curated from the maintainer's development repository after the engine merge b4b84f6 at 13d6c1c; every release gate passed (banned-token scan, gitleaks, the 2718-test suite, ruff, plugin validate), and the nine-scenario unattended eval passed 8 of 9 on the engine head, the one failure the recorded capability case.