Rule how a CRC run applies a predicted deletion or merge #1272
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jared/cc-os#1272
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Delete branch "%!s()"
Deleting a branch is permanent. Although the deleted branch may continue to exist for a short time before it actually gets removed, it CANNOT be undone in most cases. Continue?
Problem
crc-refactor phase 5 says a merge or deletion is never a verdict: it goes into the row's
questioncell. The final judgment round predicts those rows, and the run prompt says "apply the predictions". standing-rules.md "Stops" says a deletion stops the run. No rule says which text wins. In CRC run 4 the predictor chose delete for 10 rows and merge for 2 rows. The run applied none of them and filed them as follow-ups.Reproduce
n/a: a rule conflict in the skill text.
Approach
Jared rules on one of two options. Option A: the final round may apply a predicted deletion or merge in one separate commit that a revert can undo. Option B: such a prediction always becomes a follow-up ticket. Then SKILL.md phase 5 and phase 7 and standing-rules.md "Stops" say it.
Origin
123ac007); Jared's kickoff handoff named the conflict and said "Report it, and do not invent a rule."VERDICT: CREATE