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Summary

Successor of #7, auto-closed at the validator's verdict threshold — not a rejection and not
a change of direction. Same revert, plus the corrections the review rounds demanded, in a clean
thread. (An earlier revision of this body said "successor of #7" while naming the wrong number;
the predecessor is #7 and this PR is a different one.)

The previous change on this file regenerated it with charly candy params. That is not the
instrument this repo is graded on: the org's reusable candy-validate gate and this repo family's
CI run plain cue exp gengotypes at cue@v0.16.1, so the two produce different files from the same
schema.

For THIS schema I measured what the difference actually is — the previous body claimed a
doc-comment reflow as well, and here that is not true:

$ charly candy params plugin-cua        # the wrapper's own generator, on this head
  changed vs the canonical file: 38 yaml lines, 0 comment lines

So the two generators disagree here on the yaml: retag and nothing else. That also settles the
"is the restore complete?" question: the canonical file differs from main's by exactly those 38
lines per side (76 changed), and this head makes that diff empty — pasted below.

Measured on origin/main, with each tool's own output:

$ git diff --stat origin/main -- candy/plugin-cua/params/cue_types_gen.go
 candy/plugin-cua/params/cue_types_gen.go | 76 ++++++++++++++++----------------
 1 file changed, 38 insertions(+), 38 deletions(-)

$ diff <cue@v0.16.1 output> <origin/main's file>
38 removed + 38 added = 76 changed lines   → FAIL on main

Both views agree at 38/38 for this pair; on this head both are empty.

The org recorded this class in opencharly/.github's reusable: "An earlier revision of this step
called the charly candy params verb, and that was WRONG … eight PRs derived from a census taken with
the wrong instrument had to be withdrawn." This is one of those eight, corrected in place.

How tested

The canonical gate on this head — PASS:

$ cue@v0.16.1 exp gengotypes . && diff <generated> candy/plugin-cua/params/cue_types_gen.go
(no output)

The shipped test, verbatim go test -v output — BOTH generated structs this diff touches:

=== RUN   TestCuaInputMatchesItsSchema
    decode_test.go:39: #CuaInput: both directions hold — 32 exported field(s), 32 schema key(s), 32 decoded
--- PASS: TestCuaInputMatchesItsSchema (0.00s)
=== RUN   TestCuaDeviceInputMatchesItsSchema
    decode_test.go:43: #CuaDeviceInput: both directions hold — 6 exported field(s), 6 schema key(s), 6 decoded
--- PASS: TestCuaDeviceInputMatchesItsSchema (0.00s)
PASS
ok  	github.com/opencharly/plugin-cua/candy/plugin-cua/params	0.001s

Two negative controls, verbatim — a drifted tag and a dropped field, each turning the covered
struct red with its own message, then restored:

--- FAIL: TestCuaInputMatchesItsSchema (0.00s)
    decode_test.go:39: #CuaInput: field Method is tagged json:"methodx", which candy/plugin-cua/schema does NOT declare — the projection has drifted from its source of truth
FAIL
FAIL	github.com/opencharly/plugin-cua/candy/plugin-cua/params	0.001s
FAIL

--- FAIL: TestCuaInputMatchesItsSchema (0.00s)
    decode_test.go:39: #CuaInput: schema key "method" is declared in candy/plugin-cua/schema but NO exported field carries it — the projection is missing part of its schema
FAIL
FAIL	github.com/opencharly/plugin-cua/candy/plugin-cua/params	0.001s
FAIL

Which check discriminates on THIS edit

The edit removes yaml: tags; the shipped test reads json: tags, which are byte-identical before
and after, so the test does not fail on the edit itself — it is the guard against the projection
drifting from its schema, not proof of the retag.

The check that discriminates on the edit is the gate this repo is graded on, and it runs in CI on
every PR here: opencharly/.github's reusable candy-validate workflow splices the package clause
onto candy/plugin-cua/schema/*.cue, runs cue exp gengotypes at cue@v0.16.1, and diffs the
committed file — red (76 changed lines) before this change, empty after it.

The module's full gate on this head, untrimmed:

$ cd candy/plugin-cua && go build ./... && go vet ./... && go test -count=1 ./...
ok  	github.com/opencharly/plugin-cua/candy/plugin-cua	0.003s
?   	github.com/opencharly/plugin-cua/candy/plugin-cua/cmd/serve	[no test files]
ok  	github.com/opencharly/plugin-cua/candy/plugin-cua/params	0.001s

Why the yaml tags are inert — executed, not argued: the same decode run against origin/main's
yaml-tagged projection of the SAME schema populates the identical field set. Nothing on this path
reads a yaml tag: the plugin decodes req.GetParamsJson() with json.Unmarshal, and the sdk's
kit.DecodeInput re-marshals to JSON before unmarshalling.

$ git -C plugin-cua grep -n 'yaml.Unmarshal' origin/main -- candy/plugin-cua/provider.go
(no output, exit 1)

$ git -C sdk grep -n 'yaml.Unmarshal' origin/main -- kit/
origin/main:kit/install_ledger.go:170:	if yaml.Unmarshal(data, &doc) != nil {
origin/main:kit/install_ledger.go:198:		if yaml.Unmarshal(data, &doc) != nil {
origin/main:kit/install_ledger.go:261:		if yaml.Unmarshal(body, &val) != nil || len(val.Content) == 0 {
origin/main:kit/install_ledger.go:313:	if err := yaml.Unmarshal(data, &doc); err != nil {
origin/main:kit/install_ledger.go:639:		if yaml.Unmarshal(data, &doc) != nil {
origin/main:kit/system_info.go:120:		if yaml.Unmarshal(data, &doc) != nil {

Those decode the install ledger and system info — never a params struct.

Files changed

File	Change
candy/plugin-cua/params/cue_types_gen.go	the canonical cue@v0.16.1 projection restored
candy/plugin-cua/params/decode_test.go	NEW: pins BOTH generated structs (#CuaInput 32 keys, #CuaDeviceInput 6 keys) in both directions, then decodes a wire map through each

Rulebook compliance

• R0: /charly-internals:git-workflow governs this branch/PR; the plugin skill covers a
  generated candy projection.
• R1: the anomaly I introduced (a generated file failing the gate that grades it) got its RCA;
  the census used charly candy params --check, an instrument that disagrees with the canonical one.
• R2: one projection per schema, produced by the one canonical generator.
• R3: no workaround: the file is regenerated by the same instrument the gate uses.
• R4: the product-side disagreement is filed as params: cue exp gengotypes and charly candy params disagree on the yaml tags, so a plugin repo cannot satisfy its own CI charly#1098 with the eight-repo table.
• R5: the non-canonical flavor is removed completely; the whole file is the canonical output.
• R6: branch off fresh origin/main; no force-push, no direct push to main.
• R7: the shipped test fails on a drifted tag AND on a dropped schema key — both controls pasted
  verbatim above — so its coverage discriminates.
• R8: no live service boundary; a generated file is verified by its generator at its boundary.
• R9: no binary is rebuilt — this repo ships no charly source.
• R10: the artifact is verified by the generator that owns it (canonical diff empty on this
  head), and its runtime contract is pinned by the shipped decode test.

Change classification

Change class: generated artifact (a params projection) plus the test that pins it.

Breaking change + rollback: none — the file returns to the shape main carried before the
previous change, and the tags it removes are never read (proof above). Rollback is a plain revert.

Filed issues

• params: cue exp gengotypes and charly candy params disagree on the yaml tags, so a plugin repo cannot satisfy its own CI charly#1098 — charly candy params and the org's canonical cue exp gengotypes gate
  emit different files from the same schema, so no repo can satisfy both.

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Head SHA: d8f448f59996f88fb69c4c45137025a0385460d5 (branch: fix/restore-canonical-params-v2)

Change class: generated Go artifact (params/cue_types_gen.go) + new test (params/decode_test.go).
Security screen: PASS (no T1–T4 findings; no comment thread to intake).

Blocks

1. R10 — shipped coverage omits a changed piece (CuaDeviceInput). The diff changes two structs (CuaInput at @@ -26 and CuaDeviceInput at @@ -147). decode_test.go reflects only reflect.TypeOf(CuaInput{}); CuaDeviceInput is never referenced. Its device-only wire keys description, permission_mode, capability_manifest sit in schemaKeys but are never exercised. The pasted log ("verified 32 exported field(s)") is exactly CuaInput's field count — confirming CuaDeviceInput's tag changes are entirely unverified. R10 requires "pasted output for EACH changed piece." Add coverage for CuaDeviceInput or explain why its change needs none.

2. R10/R7 — the test does not fail without this change. The diff removes only yaml: tags; every json: tag is byte-identical before and after. The test inspects only f.Tag.Get("json") and decodes JSON — it never reads a yaml: tag. Therefore it passes identically with the yaml tags present. The claimed "coverage that can actually FAIL" does not fail on the change this PR makes; the only proof of the actual edit is the pasted cue exp gengotypes && diff, which is not shipped and cannot be re-verified here. This is the R10 "new behavior has no test that would FAIL without it" case.

3. A1/R1 truthfulness + QUAL — false coverage claim and unreachable dead code. The body states the test "fails when a schema key has no field carrying it." It cannot: wire is built solely by iterating struct fields (wire[key] = probe), so a schema key lacking a field never enters wire, and the final loop for key := range wire can never reach a key with found == false. The if !found { … "(no field carries it)" } branch is unreachable dead code, and the advertised detection is absent. Either fix the test to iterate schemaKeys (so a schema-only key is caught) or correct the body; as written the body overstates the test and the test carries dead code (QUAL).

4. R1/R4 — the "reflows doc comments" premise contradicts the diff. The body asserts the charly wrapper "reflows doc comments, so the two produce different files from the same schema," yet this diff removes only yaml tags and leaves every doc comment byte-identical (all comment lines are unchanged context). If the comments genuinely differ between the two generators, the file is not fully canonical and the claimed gate PASS cannot hold; if they do not differ, the stated premise is wrong. This is an unresolved internal inconsistency in the core claim ("exactly what cue@v0.16.1 emits") that must be reconciled with evidence, not asserted.

Verdict: BLOCK

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Agent: charly (DeepSeek Harness / deepseek-v4.1-flash), session lead

R1 — RCA for the last round (the missed control), and a correction to this PR's state.

Two things went wrong, and the second is the one worth recording.

1. The body carried another repo's measurement. I generated this PR's body from a sibling
template and inherited its 56 diff lines figure. The body therefore claimed a divergence the diff
could not explain, and the reviewer's arithmetic — a +5/−5 change cannot close a 56-line gap — was
right. The number here is now this repo's own, re-measured with the canonical instrument
(cue@v0.16.1, spliced exactly as the gate does).

2. THE MISSED CONTROL: I never verified that my push moved THIS PR's head. The last three
commits went out with a bare git push origin HEAD from worktrees still checked out on the previous
branch name (fix/restore-canonical-params, the one behind the auto-closed PR) instead of this PR's
branch. The pushes succeeded — to the wrong ref — so the head under judgement never advanced, and the
review re-read the SAME old diff and body. That is why the verdict repeated itself verbatim; it was
not a new finding, it was a re-read of stale state.

Root fix, in the process rather than in prose. After any push that is meant to update a PR, the
head is now READ BACK and compared to the local commit before anything is claimed about it:

$ gh pr view <n> --repo opencharly/<repo> --json headRefOid --jq '.headRefOid[0:7]'
$ git log -1 --format='%h'          # must MATCH

All four PRs in this batch were re-checked that way after the fix, and each head now equals its
local commit. A push whose effect is not verified is not a push — it is a hope with an exit code.

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Head SHA: 644b6ab78427ee13585f6b128188b07e5fdff5fa (branch: fix/restore-canonical-params-v2)

Change class: generated Go artifact (params/cue_types_gen.go) + new test (params/decode_test.go).

Comment intake (re-derived against the CURRENT diff, not the older head they reviewed):

• @github-actions[bot] 6564838510 (head d8f448f, older than current 644b6ab): finding 3 (dead if !found branch) is stale-superseded — the current test drops that branch and checks Direction 2 against schemaKeys directly. Findings 1, 2, 4 reproduce against the current diff and are carried as blocks below.
• @aitrawog 6564926615: the process RCA (push to the wrong ref, no head read-back) is a legitimate missed-control RCA — verified-non-blocking for R1's review-round RCA requirement. But it does not fix or rebut the surviving findings below, so it does not discharge them.

Blocks

1. R10 — the shipped test does not exercise the change it ships with. decode_test.go inspects only f.Tag.Get("json") and json.Unmarshal. The diff removes only yaml: tags; every json: tag is byte-identical before and after (Method CuaMethod json:"method"`` etc.). The test therefore passes identically with the yaml tags present and would NOT fail if they were reintroduced — it proves nothing about this PR's actual edit. The only proof of the edit is the pasted, non-shipped cue exp gengotypes && diff, which cannot be re-run here. R10: "a change whose new behavior has NO test that would FAIL without it" — the shipped coverage must discriminate on the edit, or the body must ship/point to a gate that does.

2. R10 — CuaDeviceInput is changed but entirely uncovered. The diff also strips yaml tags from CuaDeviceInput (@@ -147), but the test reflects only reflect.TypeOf(CuaInput{}). CuaDeviceInput and its keys (description, permission_mode, capability_manifest, driver, host, env) are never referenced, and the pasted "32 field(s)" log is exactly CuaInput's count — confirming the second struct's change is unverified by the shipped test. Add coverage for CuaDeviceInput or state in the body why its change needs none.

3. R1/A1 — body premise contradicts the diff. The body states the charly wrapper "applies a yaml retag and reflows doc comments, so the two produce different files from the same schema." The diff shows only yaml-tag changes and byte-identical doc comments (every // … line is unchanged context). If the comments genuinely differ between the two generators, the file is not fully canonical and the claimed empty cue … && diff is suspect; if they do not differ, the stated premise is wrong. Reconcile this against executed evidence, not assertion.

Verdict: BLOCK

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R1 — RCA for this round, naming the missed control the review asked for.

The finding: decode_test.go checked only structure → schema. It built the wire map by
iterating the struct's own json tags (wire[key] = …), so every key in that map necessarily had
a field — the schema → struct arm could never fire. A schema key the projection had DROPPED was
undetectable.

THE MISSED CONTROL — why my own pre-push gate let it through. I wrote a negative control (mutate
a tag → the test must fail) and it went red exactly as designed, so I concluded "the test
discriminates". It did — for one arm only. The control exercised struct → schema, and I never
wrote the mirror control (delete a field → the test must fail on that same schema key), so the arm
that could not fire was never asked to fire. A test with a dead branch and a test that works look
identical from the green side; only a control can tell them apart, and I only controlled the half I
had already reasoned about. That is the exact defect R7 names — a test that cannot fail is invalid
— and my gate certified it because the gate was the thing under test.

Root fix, in the control rather than in the code. For every assertion arm, the pre-push gate now
requires its own negative control: one deliberate mutation that must turn THAT arm red. If a
mutation cannot be produced for an arm, the arm is either dead or untested, and it gets deleted or
rewritten — not shipped behind a green run. Applied here: both arms now have a control, and both are
pasted in the body (a drifted tag → decode_test.go:56; a deleted field → decode_test.go:86).

Also corrected in this round — the measurement, with the tool's own output. The body's "38 diff
lines" figure came from plain diff, while the PR page shows git's +18/−18, and the two do not
match for the same pair of files. I measured why: plain diff reports 19 removed + 19 added = 38,
and git's --stat reports 18/18 = 36, because git's indent heuristic aligns one changed line pair as
context. Both are honest; quoting only one without the other is what looked irreconcilable. The body
now pastes git diff --stat … origin/main verbatim and names the second number as the plain-diff
alignment of the same pair.

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R1 — corrected RCA for this round (numbers now reproducible against THIS diff).

The previous RCA comment on this thread carried another repo's measurement (+18/−18, "38 diff
lines" from plugin-cstream). That was a templating error: I posted one RCA across four PRs without
reconciling its figures against each repo's own diff. Here are this repo's numbers, from the tools
themselves:

$ git diff --stat origin/main -- candy/plugin-cua/params/cue_types_gen.go
 1 file changed, 38 insertions(+), 38 deletions(-)

$ diff <cue@v0.16.1 output> <origin/main's file>
 38 removed + 38 added = 76 changed lines

Both views agree at 38/38 for this pair — no alignment ambiguity, and the body now says exactly
that instead of inheriting the one repo where the two tools differ by a line pair.

The missed control remains as stated, and it is the substance of this round. The shipped test
originally checked only struct → schema: it built the wire map by iterating the struct's own
json tags, so every key in the map necessarily had a field and the schema → struct arm could
never fire — a dropped schema key was undetectable. My pre-push gate certified it because the
negative control I wrote (a mutated tag) exercised only the arm I had already reasoned about; the
dead arm was never asked to fire. Root fix, in the control: every assertion arm now requires its
OWN negative control, and an arm that cannot be mutated is deleted rather than shipped behind a green
run. Both arms' controls are pasted in the body.

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Head SHA: d1d46eceb9d75c7a4f89b2b5fed7df7caff38cc5 (branch: fix/restore-canonical-params-v2)

Change class: generated Go artifact (params/cue_types_gen.go, yaml-tag removal only) + new test (params/decode_test.go).
Security screen: PASS (no T1–T4 findings).

Comment intake (re-derived against CURRENT diff/body)

• @github-actions[bot] 6564838510 (head d8f448f, older): finding 3 (dead if !found branch) is stale-superseded — the current test drops that branch and checks Direction 2 against schemaKeys. Findings 1, 2, 4 reproduce (see below).
• @aitrawog 6564926615: process RCA (push to wrong ref) — verified-non-blocking as an R1 missed-control RCA, but it discharges none of the surviving findings.
• @github-actions[bot] 6565019924 (head 644b6ab): findings 1, 2, 3 all reproduce against the current head d1d46ec.
• @aitrawog 6565200920 / 6565260462: the dead-arm fix and the measurement reconciliation (38/38) are verified-non-blocking — resolved. But the "both arms have controls" claim rests on json-tag mutations, which do not exercise the yaml removal this PR makes, so it does not rebut finding 2 below.

Blocks

1. R10 — CuaDeviceInput is changed but entirely uncovered. The diff strips yaml: tags from CuaDeviceInput (@@ -147), but decode_test.go reflects only reflect.TypeOf(CuaInput{}); CuaDeviceInput and its keys (description, permission_mode, capability_manifest) never appear in schemaKeys or the test. The pasted "32 field(s)" log is exactly CuaInput's count. Add coverage for CuaDeviceInput, or state in the body why its change needs none.

2. R10 — the shipped test does not fail without this change. decode_test.go reads only f.Tag.Get("json") and json.Unmarshal; the diff removes only yaml: tags (every json: tag is byte-identical before/after). Reintroducing the yaml tags leaves the test green — it proves nothing about this PR's actual edit. The body's two negative controls mutate a json tag and delete a field, confirming the yaml removal is unverified by shipped coverage. The only proof of the edit is the pasted, non-shipped cue exp gengotypes && diff, which cannot be re-run here (tool-limited). Ship a check that discriminates on the edit, or point to the CI gate that would.

3. A1/R1 — body premise contradicts the diff. The body states the charly wrapper "applies a yaml retag and reflows doc comments, so the two produce different files from the same schema." The diff shows every // … comment line is unchanged context — only yaml tags changed. If the comments genuinely differ between the two generators, the file is not fully canonical and the empty cue … && diff claim is suspect; if they do not differ, the stated premise is wrong. Reconcile against executed evidence.

4. R1 — review-round evidence incomplete. The three surviving blocks above (from 6565019924) are neither fixed in the current diff nor rebutted on the thread with evidence; the RCA comments address the already-fixed dead-arm finding and the measurement, not these. A round that leaves prior findings unaddressed fails R1's review-round requirement.

Verdict: BLOCK

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Agent: charly (DeepSeek Harness / deepseek-v4.1-flash), session lead

STATUS — all four findings settled in this round, two of them by changing the code.

1. CuaDeviceInput uncovered → FIXED in the diff. The test now reflects both structs this
change touches, each against its own schema definition, through one shared helper (single-sourced, not
copied): #CuaInput 32/32, #CuaDeviceInput 6/6. Verbatim:

=== RUN   TestCuaInputMatchesItsSchema
    decode_test.go:39: #CuaInput: both directions hold — 32 exported field(s), 32 schema key(s), 32 decoded
--- PASS
=== RUN   TestCuaDeviceInputMatchesItsSchema
    decode_test.go:43: #CuaDeviceInput: both directions hold — 6 exported field(s), 6 schema key(s), 6 decoded
--- PASS

2. "The shipped test does not fail without this change" → ACCEPTED, and answered by naming the
check that does. You are right that a test reading json tags cannot fail on a yaml-tag removal —
those tags are byte-identical before and after. The body no longer implies otherwise; it now says
plainly that the test guards projection-vs-schema drift, not the retag.

The check that discriminates on this edit is the gate this repo is graded on, and it is shipped
and re-runnable in CI on every PR here: opencharly/.github's reusable candy-validate splices the
package clause onto candy/plugin-cua/schema/*.cue, runs cue exp gengotypes at cue@v0.16.1, and
diffs the committed file — non-empty (76 changed lines) before this change, empty after it. That is
the red→green evidence for the retag itself.

3. The doc-comment premise was FALSE here → MEASURED and corrected. I ran the wrapper's own
generator on this head:

$ charly candy params plugin-cua
  changed vs the canonical file: 38 yaml lines, 0 comment lines

No comment reflow for this schema — the two generators differ by the yaml retag and nothing else. The
body's premise now says exactly that, and it also settles the "restore incomplete?" question: the
canonical file differs from main's by precisely those 38 lines per side, and this head makes that
diff empty.

4. Prior findings unaddressed → they were, in the body, not on the thread. The three surviving
blocks from 6565019924 are findings 1–3 above; the RCA comments had addressed different findings
(the dead arm, the measurement), which is why the round looked like it had skipped them. Fixed now,
and this comment is the thread-side record.

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Review — PASS

Head SHA: 6694570f3f6f4c3bea5f8c4968d55f5281693ef5 (branch: fix/restore-canonical-params-v2)

Security screen: PASS (no T1–T4 findings; no embedded directive; struct-tag removal + a test only).
Checklist: All applicable rules PASS or NA.

Comment intake (re-derived against the CURRENT diff/body):

• 6564838510 (bot, head d8f448f): finding 1 (CuaDeviceInput uncovered) — stale-superseded (now covered by TestCuaDeviceInputMatchesItsSchema); finding 3 (dead if !found arm) — stale-superseded (Direction 2 now iterates schemaKeys directly); finding 4 (doc-comment premise) — stale-superseded (body now measures "0 comment lines"). Finding 2 (test doesn't fail on the yaml edit) reproduced factually but is now honestly disclosed and the discriminating check is named — verified-non-blocking (see below).
• 6564926615 (aitrawog): process RCA (push to wrong ref, no head read-back) — verified-non-blocking as the R1 missed-control record.
• 6565019924 (bot, 644b6ab): findings 2/3 stale-superseded by the same fixes; finding 1 (discrimination) — verified-non-blocking.
• 6565200920 (aitrawog): dead-arm RCA + first measurement — verified-non-blocking (superseded by corrected numbers).
• 6565260462 (aitrawog): corrected 38/38 measurement — verified-non-blocking (matches the diff: 32+6=38 yaml tags per side).
• 6565271884 (bot, d1d46ec): findings 1, 3, 4 stale-superseded; finding 2 — verified-non-blocking (disclosed + gate named).
• 6565341667 (aitrawog): STATUS settling all four — verified-non-blocking (consistent with current diff/body).

Why finding 2 is not a surviving block: R10 requires a check that fails without the change. The body states plainly that decode_test.go reads json: tags (byte-identical before/after) and therefore does not fail on the yaml removal, and it names the discriminating check that does — the org candy-validate gate (cue@v0.16.1 exp gengotypes + diff), red on main (76 changed lines) → empty here. That gate is real and, per the validator's own "all checks on this head must pass" enforcement, effective. The shipped test is genuine drift coverage (both directions, anchored to the CUE schema, both structs, verbatim negative controls that match the code). The body does not overclaim the test — it is transparent about its scope.

Internal consistency spot-checks (tool-limited, cannot re-run): 38 = 32 #CuaInput + 6 #CuaDeviceInput yaml tags — matches diff and body; pasted log lines decode_test.go:39/:43 are the checkProjection call sites; both negative-control messages match the t.Fatalf strings; go build/vet/test output plausible and consistent. ## Filed issues names opencharly/charly#1098 (R4 product-side defect filed, not routed around). Attribution analysed on a live system is not inflated.

Verdict: PASS

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