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docs(gaps): align main — GT-570 closed on registry evidence, GT-624 opened - #230

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Aligns main with develop. 1.2.0 published with provenance on all four packages, verified against the registry; GT-570 closed on what it covered and its two unmet criteria carved into GT-624 rather than ticked.

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1.2.0 is published. Verified against the REGISTRY rather than an exit code:
evolith-agent-runtime@1.2.0 (14:06:10), evolith-sdk@2.0.0 (14:06:24),
evolith-mcp@1.2.0 (14:06:39), evolith-cli@1.2.0 (14:06:58) — timestamps that also
confirm dependency order, since the last three consume the first. All four carry
`dist.attestations`, produced by GitHub Actions with id-token: write.

That last point is the substance. The audit's finding was "0 of 8 published
packages carry dist.attestations"; four now do, and they were not hand-published.

CLOSED WITHOUT OVER-CLAIMING
----------------------------
GT-570 had three acceptance criteria and shipping 1.2.0 meets one and a half.
Rather than tick them, the row is re-scoped explicitly and the remainder becomes
GT-624 (P1):

  (a) The 1.1.0 versions are still not deprecated, so
      `npm install @beyondnet/evolith-mcp@1.1.0` silently resolves the build that
      predates the security wave. One command per package, but it needs npm
      credentials — owner action.
  (b) No release gate fails when a security-tagged commit is absent from the
      published tag. That absence is exactly what let the wave sit unpublished
      from 2026-07-23 to 2026-07-27 while SECURITY.md declared 1.1.x "actively
      patched". Nothing detected it; an audit did.

Ticking those would be the pattern this board keeps catching in itself — GT-12,
GT-568, GT-254 and GT-424 all closed over live defects. The re-scope is recorded
in the catalog entry, not silent.

WHAT THE REHEARSALS BOUGHT
--------------------------
Three defects, all of which would have been permanent since npm forbids
unpublishing after 72 hours:
  - run 30265298045: no LICENSE in any of the four tarballs, on an MIT project;
    repository.url auto-corrected in all eight manifests
  - run 30271837941: bin paths auto-corrected in two
And the scope itself was wrong until `git show --name-only` replaced `--stat`,
which truncates long paths: the wave touches mcp (15 files), cli (7) and
agent-runtime (1 — the CWE-78 shell runner), not mcp alone. The original plan
would have shipped one patch and left two packages vulnerable.

Board: 562/624 done, 9 in progress, 49 pending, 4 deferred.

Verified: 08-validate-tracking 624 gaps (ES 624), 600/600 EN/ES catalog sections,
544 closure records; ci-runner governance 17/17 exit 0; 01, 04 and
11-validate-product-docs exit 0.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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docs(gaps): close GT-570 on registry evidence, carve the remainder into GT-624
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📊 Bilingual Coverage Impact

PR Changes

  • Paired EN/ES files modified: 3
  • New EN files needing ES translation: 0

Repository Coverage

Metric Value
Total EN files 522
Total ES files 496
Paired files 0
Coverage 0%

Good: All EN changes have ES counterparts.


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