test: connect standards requirements to collected coverage - #57
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Summary
standard clauses or project policy, implementation owners and collected tests.
interpreter, resolves every evidence selector against real node IDs, and
verifies the six public callables and fifteen format aliases are all covered.
docs/standards/coverage.mdfrom the catalog and reject a staletable instead of rewriting it during a check.
tests, including mutation cases that must fail, plus a prefix-map contract test.
Verification
signature blocks are described as parsed function definitions, not as checked
against the installed API, and the collection row names the canonicalizer as a
second responsible entry point.
rdflib 6.3.2/pyoxigraph 0.5.4 and rdflib 7.6.0/pyoxigraph 0.5.11.
catalog, table and checker ship in the source distribution and add no wheel
runtime assets.
No runtime behavior, dependency requirement, version or public signature changes.