Escalation procedure has no recovery for a wrong verdict when the behavior already exists #951
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jared/cc-os#951
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Problem
plugins/os-sdlc/references/escalation-procedure.mdgives no recovery for a wrong verdict when the behavior already exists. A fresh run in the same worktree hitsunexpected_passagain.Reproduce
n/a: procedure gap in a reference document; seen in implementation 29 of ticket #947.
Approach
Step 4 allows
os-sdlc-reroute-requestonly for a map misfit. For any other cause, including a wrong verdict, it says to start a freshimplementation-openor abandon. A wrong-verdict fail means the production behavior is already in the worktree. A fresh run then getsunexpected_passfrom the first test-writer round. Add a rule for the wrong-verdict cause.Required work:
wrong verdictinplugins/os-sdlc/references/escalation-procedure.mdAcceptance criteria
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VERDICT: CREATE