Redaction round 4 (#1873): the last refusals that quoted a value from a file or config.
Closes the 17 sites redact3 listed (all but control-board serve.mjs:142, which returns a caller's own body parse error to that caller) and the follow-ups from redact3's review: harness runner session, stdin and policy parsing; project onboarding template parse errors; Discord turn records, binding and gateway; organization access, appearance, project, role and vocabulary values; queue values; task and config values; and the config-command stderr relay.
Refusals name the file, key or field and the expected shape. The config-command relay now extracts only known system key paths from child stderr and prints fixed expected constraints; no child stderr is relayed.
Error classes, refusal codes, exit codes, errno codes and load or refuse decisions are unchanged. Tests and scripts that parsed the old text keep the part they read.
Test-only: the v2 role fixture in scripts/test-task.sh gains the ## Authority heading BASE already requires, so the wrapper exercises its success path.
Lane: Sol. The acceptance files use the sentinel sk-test-NOT-A-SECRET-1234: 122/0 on the candidate, 2/120 on BASE (the two passes are documented safe controls). Gate on ddf4f895c: 250 files, 3299/0, one skip, including test-config.sh 55/0, test-task.sh 95/0 and test-queue.sh 30/0. Review: Opus, changes 3 (all P3), all fixed.
Known follow-up: some refusals now drop names that already passed a closed-vocabulary or strict-pattern check (an action name, a seat name), which are safe to show and help the reader fix the file. A follow-up lane restores those.
Redaction round 4 (#1873): the last refusals that quoted a value from a file or config.
- Closes the 17 sites redact3 listed (all but control-board `serve.mjs:142`, which returns a caller's own body parse error to that caller) and the follow-ups from redact3's review: harness runner session, stdin and policy parsing; project onboarding template parse errors; Discord turn records, binding and gateway; organization access, appearance, project, role and vocabulary values; queue values; task and config values; and the config-command stderr relay.
- Refusals name the file, key or field and the expected shape. The config-command relay now extracts only known system key paths from child stderr and prints fixed expected constraints; no child stderr is relayed.
- Error classes, refusal codes, exit codes, errno codes and load or refuse decisions are unchanged. Tests and scripts that parsed the old text keep the part they read.
- Test-only: the v2 role fixture in `scripts/test-task.sh` gains the `## Authority` heading BASE already requires, so the wrapper exercises its success path.
Lane: Sol. The acceptance files use the sentinel `sk-test-NOT-A-SECRET-1234`: 122/0 on the candidate, 2/120 on BASE (the two passes are documented safe controls). Gate on ddf4f895c: 250 files, 3299/0, one skip, including test-config.sh 55/0, test-task.sh 95/0 and test-queue.sh 30/0. Review: Opus, changes 3 (all P3), all fixed.
Known follow-up: some refusals now drop names that already passed a closed-vocabulary or strict-pattern check (an action name, a seat name), which are safe to show and help the reader fix the file. A follow-up lane restores those.
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Redaction round 4 (#1873): the last refusals that quoted a value from a file or config.
serve.mjs:142, which returns a caller's own body parse error to that caller) and the follow-ups from redact3's review: harness runner session, stdin and policy parsing; project onboarding template parse errors; Discord turn records, binding and gateway; organization access, appearance, project, role and vocabulary values; queue values; task and config values; and the config-command stderr relay.scripts/test-task.shgains the## Authorityheading BASE already requires, so the wrapper exercises its success path.Lane: Sol. The acceptance files use the sentinel
sk-test-NOT-A-SECRET-1234: 122/0 on the candidate, 2/120 on BASE (the two passes are documented safe controls). Gate onddf4f895c: 250 files, 3299/0, one skip, including test-config.sh 55/0, test-task.sh 95/0 and test-queue.sh 30/0. Review: Opus, changes 3 (all P3), all fixed.Known follow-up: some refusals now drop names that already passed a closed-vocabulary or strict-pattern check (an action name, a seat name), which are safe to show and help the reader fix the file. A follow-up lane restores those.