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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe pull request adds July 2026 branch/worktree cleanup and recovery records to the review ledger, and documents follow-up process constraints for residual process cleanup, RAG safety work, and semantic reranking. ChangesRepository cleanup documentation
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In `@docs/branch-review-ledger.md`:
- Line 622: Correct the future-dated completed-operation records: update
docs/branch-review-ledger.md lines 622-622 and docs/process-hardening.md lines
5-10 to use the actual execution date, or explicitly mark the July 19 activity
as planned/pending until it occurs; ensure both documents consistently reflect
the same status and date.
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| | 2026-07-18 | claude/clinical-kb-pwa-review-asi3wb (PR #890, plan Phase 4; single-batch implementation+ledger commit — Phase 3 landed as squash 44a4c511bc1381168474794d6f89273564659ead) | ceabc04d75fd0cea2a120d504418d44edd704bfb | App-wide performance pass: audit-then-fix + budget ratchet (plan Phase 4) | Audit on post-#872 main: enforced gzip budget +3.13% over the 1,363,382-byte baseline; analyzer treemap showed pdfjs-dist (123 KB) and cross-mode-differentials data (121 KB) already correctly lazy, and disproved the suspected forms-catalog dashboard leak (type-only import). Confirmed one real defect: the 143-line `/services` client home page value-imported `defaultServiceSlug` from `@/lib/services`, compiling the ~915 KB services snapshot (~100 KB gzip) into its route chunk. Fixed by computing the slug in the server page (`src/app/services/page.tsx`) and passing it as a prop; the client component builds its task cards from the prop. Measured result: budget swung from +3.13% to −3.97%; baseline ratcheted down 1,363,382 → 1,309,286 bytes gzip so CI locks the win. pdfjs/differentials/#718 paths deliberately untouched per audit rules. Two transient `.next/dev` generated-type corruptions from the long-lived dev server were resolved by stopping the server and setting the generated dir aside (reversible); nothing hand-deleted. | Build + `check:bundle-budget --json` before/after (artifacts in session scratchpad); `check:bundle-budget -- --update` for the ratchet; `npm run test` 2789 passed/1 failed (known container-only `pdf-extraction-budget` artifact, hosted-CI-green through #826/#835/#872); `verify:cheap` green to the same artifact; `verify:ui` 219 passed/2 failed (the two long-established container artifacts; ui-tools spec covering the services surface passed); `verify:pr-local` unit stage identical; typecheck/lint/format clean. Lighthouse not run (dev-server churn; bundle evidence sufficed for this fix set). No provider-backed checks run. | | ||
| | 2026-07-18 | PR #871 / codex/design-audit-final-pr-20260718 | bb85b546e + ledger closeout | final current-main design/accessibility audit integration, hosted review resolution, and PR-readiness review | No remaining high-confidence P0-P2 defect after current-main reconciliation, two independent read-only reviews, and remediation of every confirmed review finding. The follow-ups made client demo state fail closed in production for both prototype items and set suggestions, separated local no-auth upload capability from Favourites demo treatment, kept unavailable Favourites controls focusable with accessible reasons, restored visible skip-target focus, limited Favourites selection to the wide layout that exposes its workspace, aligned upload/index semantics with each responsive rendering mode, exposed filtered Tools results as a labelled group, and kept Therapy Compass in an honest loading state until its catalogue resolves. The audit also distinguishes completed browser assertions from an incomplete valid document-source redirect case. External design-target fidelity remains unverified without an approved target. | Canonical local PR verification completed through runtime, changed-file formatting, full ESLint, TypeScript, full Vitest, webpack production build/client-secret scan, and offline RAG fixtures. Focused Therapy, navigation/auth, demo-boundary, and unavailable-control regressions passed after correcting one test-order issue; the final demo/upload boundary selection passed 4/4; scoped zero-warning ESLint, changed-file formatting, and `git diff --check` passed. The full local Chromium sweep completed 236/237 with one hydration-timing failure: the app-mode test clicked before React attached its handler. The existing handler-readiness pattern was applied; focused rerun attempts were then lock-blocked by another registered worktree, so exact-head hosted Chromium remains the required proof. Initial hosted checks, including Production UI, passed before these final follow-ups. No OpenAI, Supabase, production-data, deployment, or live clinical workflow ran. | | ||
| | 2026-07-18 | claude/clinical-kb-pwa-review-asi3wb (PR #896, plan Phase 5; content commit + this ledger follow-up) | a6c2b4e92374e9002fb00c547eb5677d01ce538c | Design-polish sweep: audit-then-fix (plan Phase 5, final phase) | Audit on post-#890 main: three strict design guards clean; full re-run of the 07-token-adoption-audit grep method shows all July 3 debt resolved (M1–M3 done, L4 reduced to the deliberate theme-aware `ring-white/N dark:ring-white/10` glass idiom, L5/L7 gone; production hex all legitimate print/brand/console/comment classes); 43-capture live sweep across 15 routes × desktop/phone + 320px spots + dark/reduced-motion/forced-colors spots found 0 overflow and 0 console errors. Three defects found and fixed: (1) forced-colors solid-button labels rendered as blank Canvas-on-Canvas backplate boxes (axe-invisible) — command controls flattened to the native HCM ButtonFace/ButtonText pairing and accent glyph tokens flipped to ButtonText inside the existing forced-colors block, regression-locked by a new ui-accessibility test; (2) tools desktop 6-up quick-action rail truncated card titles at 1440×1000 — card metrics tightened, all six titles verified unclipped; (3) privacy page rendered "systemand" from a JSX newline-adjacent-to-tag drop — explicit space, locked by a privacy-ui assertion. Dated July 18 run appended to docs/redesign/07-token-adoption-audit.md (archived design-qa.md not resurrected). | Guards + focused vitest 14/14; `verify:cheap` chain green to the known container-only pdf-extraction-budget artifact (2806/2809); `verify:ui` 220 passed/2 failed (the two long-baselined container artifacts, hosted-CI-green through #826/#835/#872/#890); `test:e2e:accessibility` 8/8 incl. the new forced-colors token test; production build + client-bundle secret scan passed; `check:bundle-budget` within tolerance vs the Phase 4 ratchet (1290.6 vs 1278.6 KiB baseline); `verify:pr-local` runtime/format/lint/typecheck/build/rag-fixtures green with the same sole unit-suite artifact. `verify:release` not run (provider-backed; awaits explicit confirmation). No provider-backed checks run. | | ||
| | 2026-07-19 | all remote feature branches and registered worktrees against `origin/main` through PR #899 | 8242fa63d5f5b79fc770c9ae4f633e3a784b80e1 | branch/worktree cleanup, useful-work recovery, and protected-main merge closure | Deleted 122 stale or closed remote feature refs with exact SHA leases; four additional merged PR branches were removed by the protected-main PR workflow. Removed 32 obsolete, superseded, or merge-proven worktree registrations. Recovered useful dirty RAG work into PR #901 (deterministic and opt-in semantic reranking) and PR #902 (retrieval phase latency telemetry), preserved follow-up decisions in `docs/process-hardening.md`, and recovered four missing historical review rows. PRs #897, #899, #901, and #902 are merged with green exact-head checks and zero unresolved review threads. A detached full-repo-review worktree is deliberately retained because its ownership/activity could not be safely disproved; one unregistered `node_modules` junction residue is also retained because deletion was denied by local safety policy. | Fresh fetch/prune; full GitHub PR/check/thread inventory; `git worktree list --porcelain`; cherry-pick-aware right-only logs; exact leased remote deletes; exact-old-value local ref deletes; clean-worktree, path, and merged-PR proof before every removal. PR #899 local proof: focused Vitest 31/31, changed-file ESLint, `verify:cheap` 317 files / 2,879 tests, and `verify:ui` 239/239; exact-head hosted checks all passed. PR #901 local proof: `verify:cheap` 316 files / 2,870 tests; PR #902 focused Vitest 8/8 plus ESLint and typecheck. No OpenAI, Supabase, live clinical, deployment, or production-data workflow ran; provider-backed semantic canary evaluation remains approval-gated. | |
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Correct the future-dated documentation records.
The PR is dated July 18, 2026, but both changed sections describe July 19 activity as completed/current. Use the actual execution date, or clearly mark these entries as planned/pending until the work occurs.
docs/branch-review-ledger.md#L622-L622: correct the July 19 completed-operation ledger row.docs/process-hardening.md#L5-L10: correct the July 19 subsection date/status.
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docs/branch-review-ledger.md#L622-L622(this comment)docs/process-hardening.md#L5-L10
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the
rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.
In `@docs/branch-review-ledger.md` at line 622, Correct the future-dated
completed-operation records: update docs/branch-review-ledger.md lines 622-622
and docs/process-hardening.md lines 5-10 to use the actual execution date, or
explicitly mark the July 19 activity as planned/pending until it occurs; ensure
both documents consistently reflect the same status and date.
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Summary
Why
The cleanup removed stale remote refs and obsolete worktrees while preserving useful dirty work. This PR keeps the evidence and remaining safety boundaries on protected
main.Areas touched
docs/branch-review-ledger.mddocs/process-hardening.mdVerification
npx prettier --check docs/process-hardening.md docs/branch-review-ledger.md— passedgit diff --check— passedChecks not run
Risks and follow-up
node_modulesjunction residue remains because local safety policy denied deletion.