feat: add --strip to delete whole-line flagged comments - #67
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The default still only reports. --strip deletes whole-line flagged comments from the file named in the payload; trailing and inline comments stay and are reported. A missing file is report-only.
Occupancy is the finding's own source text, not a JS/Python comment grammar. Prove that with a tree-sitter matrix and keep \r\n intact.
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The hook could only warn. Agents treated that as something to argue with, or regenerated the whole file if the host blocked the write.
--stripdeletes whole-line flagged comments from the file named in the payload after the write. Trailing and inline comments stay and are reported. Occupancy is the finding's own source text from tree-sitter, so every supported language is covered — not a JS/Python comment grammar. Without the flag, behaviour is unchanged, including piped payloads whose path is not on disk.After a strip, the message on stderr tells the agent what to do next (rename, extract, or tighten a type) instead of asking it not to write comments.
Session-settled: strip is opt-in (
--strip), not the default (user-directed).cargo fmt --check && cargo clippy --all-targets -- -D warnings && cargo test --all-targets— 117 passed locally.