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… work (#178) ## Purpose Make the fork's anticipated upstream state concrete while Joshua's reviews/merges remain pending. This is a **draft baseline proposal**, not evidence that upstream has merged anything. The proposed file tree is exactly JoshuaJewell/main at `52feb605176a4b140f4b40c2b74d2f18adec1f72` plus: - upstream #59 at `3c9d352e1f6c85353c2d78ef1ebf28e5fb64c263` - upstream #60 at `ea974a2328f7f44ad9afeb2f10e5803cd4e31e62` - upstream #61 at `d9ea982dc97c958405e1ff6f57f1b0d8d9b221d1` Resulting tree: `b27daa7f1aa5fa84f320ddae522fa5f2a15ebef5`. ## Effect on fork main This deliberately removes fork-only content from the proposed active baseline: 74 files differ from current main. The existing main commit `491a3e0702ca8ca40e411860d6166523b298b3ac` is the first parent, and all three repair heads are additional parents, preserving the work in history. No existing branch is deleted or rewritten. Do not submit this integration branch upstream. **Before merging:** decide whether main should be the upstream-aligned baseline, with unfinished work isolated onto feature branches. This PR removes real fork features from the active tree, not just stale merge metadata. Recheck upstream and repair heads after Joshua's final decisions; their eventual file tree may change. ## Branch audit There were seven total branches when inspected: main and six additional branches. | Branches | Finding | Disposition | | --- | --- | --- | | repair/permanova-proofs | Clean pending upstream #59 | Keep until merged | | repair/documentation | Clean pending upstream #60 | Keep until merged | | repair/dada2-base-r | Clean pending upstream #61 | Keep until merged | | upstream/permanova-proofs, upstream/docs-community, upstream/dada2-base-r | All three have identical tree 2361ab8; old contaminated submissions, not independent WIP | Retire after baseline decision; no unique feature work needs completing on these branches | | main | Contains additional work beyond the repaired upstream contributions | Preserve and isolate selected changes | Compared with the old three branches, main changes only .gitignore, the differential fixture, the restored deferred-issues specification and removal of the duplicate root code of conduct. Their substantive work is preserved. ## Genuine work to isolate and finish These are code-review findings, not claims that the features have passed a fresh full validation. | Work | Evidence / remaining work | | --- | --- | | glmGamPoi dispersion | Actual implementation and configuration exist, but glmGamPoi is absent from renv.lock. Existing tests do not establish successful reference fits through this path. Pin dependencies and validate against trusted R fits before treating it as complete. | | Significance proof model | The Agda model makes noncomputed numbers unrepresentable, while the Julia documentation explicitly permits retained pairwise rows after an omnibus failure. Reconcile model and implementation; do not claim the proof establishes the Julia representation's behavior. | | Canonical JSON/JCS | Utility and fixtures exist; no production callers found beyond module inclusion/export. Establish conformance and choose an actual integration point before claiming end-to-end provenance. | | Memory occupancy | Measurement, algebra/proof integration, tests and scripts exist. Isolate the work, verify sibling dependency pins and real runtime measurements. This is distinct from biological occupancy modelling in issue #18. | | Wildcard-IP origin handling | Separate behavioral change in server middleware. Review address/port parsing and trust assumptions, then run host/origin, DNS-rebinding and CSRF regressions before submission. | | Plot title markup stripping | Small independent helper and usage change; suitable for a focused bugfix after checking its tests and behavior. | Repository layout changes, frontend major upgrades, community policies, automation and other tooling are separate fork-maintenance decisions, not prerequisites for the three upstream repairs. Do not carry forward the obsolete claim in fork AGENTS.md that locked ggplot2 requires tibble: the retained tibble dependency is used by installation/CI tooling. Open planning issues are not evidence of implemented branch WIP; several overlap or describe functionality already upstream. ## Validation - All six repair commits applied together without conflicts. - git diff --cached --check passes. - Local combined tree and GitHub-created tree match exactly. - Latest individual PR CI runs passed: #59 run 38976014775; #60 run 38998820680; #61 run 38998823755. - Combined baseline CI is separate and must be inspected before merging. --------- Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Co-authored-by: Joshua Jewell <developer@joshuajewell.dev> Co-authored-by: arena-agent <297053741+arena-agent@users.noreply.github.com>
Recover the Agda interface and root import. Replace the overclaim that it models Julia representation with explicit limits: Julia can retain pairwise rows after omnibus failure; no verified refinement connects the representations. Documentation now calls it a proposed publication interface. Validation: axiom audit passes, all six modules reachable; whitespace check passes. Agda typechecking and Julia integration tests are pending. No claim of statistical validity or runtime enforcement. Next: specify the mapping and test publication paths.
Recover the four-file title-text change from archived commit 1856722 without frontend dependency upgrades. Repeated stripping prevents nested tag fragments surviving a single pass at chart-title measurement and default-title sites. This is a text helper, not a general HTML sanitizer. Validation with Bun 1.4.3: frozen lockfile installation succeeded; `bun run typecheck` passed; `bun run test` passed all 42 tests across 7 files (86 assertions). Diff whitespace check passes. CI remains pending; Julia and R were not run. No dependency changes. Part of fork-work isolation after #178. Keep separate from the pending upstream repairs. --------- Co-authored-by: coderabbitai[bot] <136622811+coderabbitai[bot]@users.noreply.github.com>
Recover memory grading, unit/disagreement tests, proof scripts and occupancy documentation. Add a dedicated proof gate while preserving unrelated frontend and routing code. The historical records retain peak magnitudes and sample counts but no task windows. The empirical checker now reports INDETERMINATE (exit 2) for those records, rejects impossible windows, and never injects illustrative boundaries. Synthetic model-windows.yml and the Agda/Session IR examples state their assumptions explicitly; MMW-01.5 requires a real rerun retaining first_sample/last_sample before empirical correspondence can be claimed. The completed concurrent model releases its final 9176 KiB and has zero drift. Validation: four evidence-checker regressions and 129 occupancy assertions pass with native Julia 1.12.5. Two existing live-child /proc assertions fail in this sandbox because child PIDs are unavailable through mounted /proc; tests remain intact. The historical CLI returns exit 2 as intended. Agda and sibling proof integration have not run locally. Full fork CI remains blocked at startup by the repository Actions allowlist. Historical measurements are preserved, not newly reproduced. This is memory occupancy, not biological occupancy modelling.
…#180) Two incremental commits recover the wildcard-bind origin change and then replace throwing port parsing with tryparse. A regression test covers a 100-digit request port. Existing tests cover IP matches, mismatched origins, DNS-rebinding-shaped hostnames and environment isolation. Validation: whitespace checks pass. Julia and the server tests have not run in this environment. Keep draft until native tests and CI pass; the address regex still needs validation against malformed IPv4/IPv6 literals. No dependency changes or broad documentation rewrite. Recovered from b672663 after #178; all original work remains on archive/pre-sync-2026-10-17.
Isolate the writer, module inclusion, fixtures and test registration. Excludes KYAML policy/tooling. Corrects a misleading UTF-16 ordering test comment. Validation: all 11 stored fixtures independently agree with ECMAScript JSON.stringify and UTF-16 key ordering under Node. This checks the fixtures, not execution of the Julia writer. Julia tests and full RFC conformance remain pending; original Rust fixture provenance has not been independently reproduced. Audit invalid Unicode, non-string keys and float conversion before integration. No production hashing route is added.
…181) Adds optional `dispersion: glmGamPoi` for negative-binomial differential abundance. It fits the shared dispersion trend across tested taxa, then fits MASS NB GLMs with fixed scale 1. ML remains the default. This is plug-in NB Wald inference: it does not implement glmGamPoi’s quasi-likelihood test or propagate trend-estimation uncertainty. Zero dispersion withholds NB inference for that taxon; invalid trends affect their own taxa. Missing glmGamPoi returns HTTP 503. Configuration PATCHes save canonical dispersion values and publish one complete YAML document. PATCH and DELETE validate the prospective edited configuration and affected descendant cascades under the same lock before publication. Invalid combinations return HTTP 400 with the affected descendant identified and leave files unchanged. Runs without override files retain inheritance. The frontend enum matches the saved values. The R environment adds twelve dependency records, including glmGamPoi 1.22.0, for R 4.5.0 / Bioconductor 3.22; existing package versions are retained. Dependency discovery and both CI verification lists include glmGamPoi. Repository-maintained Julia installation/coverage steps satisfy the Actions policy, and restored relevance/occupancy jobs provide all six required branch checks. Julia’s archive URL/version/checksum come from the committed pins. CoverageTools is pinned to registered release 1.4.2. The redundant documentation child #185 is closed after its command-line rebase left no unique changes. Validation: - Real glmGamPoi/MASS reference fits, Poisson boundaries, malformed trends and missing-package HTTP 503 were validated against the declared restored R dependency closure. - Current configuration regression selection: 182 assertions pass, including the real MetaManifold router, covering PATCH/GET/YAML round trips and all four DELETE scopes. - Current running-application smoke test: 18 assertions pass through the HTTP listener, including canonical configuration persistence. This verifies the API; it does not claim an interactive browser test. - Isolated actual mutation helpers: 53 checks pass. Runtime/pin/relevance suite: 242 checks pass, including changes limited to either root installer. Frontend: 43 tests and TypeScript checking pass. Lockfile validation checks 160 dependency requirements. - [Final-commit CI](https://github.com/hyperpolymath/MetaManifold-WebUI/actions/runs/39089064276) passes all six required checks, including the registered Julia scientific/integration/server suite and fresh empirical occupancy-grade validation. Julia reports 3,187 passing assertions and five skipped optional-tool probes; the existing CI configuration bypasses DADA2 taxonomy classification (`CI_SKIP_TAXONOMY=1`). Reproduce the complete registered differential and pin tests with `julia --project=. -t 2 test/runtests.jl test_differential.jl test_install_pins.jl` after restoring `renv.lock`; full CI runs `julia --project=. -t 2 --code-coverage=user --compiled-modules=no test/runtests.jl --integration --server`. --------- Signed-off-by: Jonathan D.A. Jewell <6759885+hyperpolymath@users.noreply.github.com> Co-authored-by: coderabbitai[bot] <136622811+coderabbitai[bot]@users.noreply.github.com>
…190) Demonstration of the fork governance lane, as designed in hyperpolymath/standards `docs/VERDICT-GRID-SPEC.adoc` (standards branch `feat/verdict-grid`). Nothing here is proposed upstream; upstream `ci.yml` is untouched. **What this adds to the fork** - `.github/workflows/governance.yml`: two reusable lanes from standards, pinned, plus the two caller-side jobs the reusable cannot carry itself (posting the grid comment on a PR, publishing badge endpoints to an orphan `governance-badges` branch on pushes to `main`). - `MetaManifold-WebUI_chora.deed`: the fork's repo deed, linted by the DEED lane (`bun deed_lint.js` says OK locally). - `.gitbot-fleet/enrolment.json`: which fleet members apply here, so a member without a report-back is orange and one not enrolled is grey with its reason. - README: three fork badges (workflow status, DEED syntax endpoint, Hypatia grid endpoint) and one sentence on the grading. **What the grid shows on this PR** Hypatia, panic-attack and pons asinorum rows graded by their worst finding; seven enrolled fleet members in orange until each bot writes `.gitbot-fleet/report-backs/<member>.json` (the envelope is in the spec); cipherbot and sustainabot grey. Expected overall state on this tree: purple, from Hypatia's `cicd_rules/banned_language_file` on the upstream TypeScript frontend, which is upstream's settled decision and stays visible rather than baselined away. **Pinning** The Hypatia lane is pinned to the standards branch for this demonstration; it becomes a commit SHA once metadatastician/standards#1295 merges.
## Change and reason Adds `notes/commit-signing.md`, a fork-only note; it is not meant for upstream. Upstream JoshuaJewell/MetaManifold-WebUI now requires every commit to be Verified and merges by fast-forward only (its CONTRIBUTING, items 3 and 8, from `bf1d3ef`). Cloud sessions cannot sign, so the note records the routine: a session prepares the branch unsigned, and the owner re-signs on a machine that holds the key using upstream's own `git rebase --exec 'git commit --amend --no-edit -S'` command, checking with `%G?` before pushing. ## Validation Documentation only; no code was run. When this was written, GitHub reported the heads of upstream PRs 62 and 63 as Verified and `wip/pr62-theta` as having 3 unsigned commits. No Julia, R or bun versions apply. ## Scope Leaves out any change to signing configuration, any secret or key in the environment, and any upstream PR. No lockfile change. ## Contribution checks - [x] I followed [CONTRIBUTING.md](../CONTRIBUTING.md). - [ ] This branch starts at current upstream main and contains no merges from fork main. *(Not applicable: this is a fork-only note cut from fork `main`.)* - [x] CI has run and passes. - [x] Existing licensing, citation and acknowledgement text is unchanged. 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) https://claude.ai/code/session_01GqBtj4KbxVrGMBVZ4gNFUi --------- Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…h path (#194) ## Change and reason This is a fork-only note, not meant for upstream. It corrects `notes/commit-signing.md` (#191) in three places. 1. **A PR already under review.** The routine's `git rebase --exec ... upstream/main` replays every commit after upstream's tip. On a PR branch that started from an older `main`, that is itself a rebase, which upstream CONTRIBUTING item 8 allows only when Joshua asks. A new section re-signs only the commits added since the reviewed head, after checking that the branch contains that head, and pushes them as a fast-forward: ```sh git merge-base --is-ancestor <reviewed-head> HEAD && git rebase --exec 'git commit --amend --no-edit -S' <reviewed-head> git push origin <local>:<pr-branch> # no --force ``` Without the check, a branch that lacks the reviewed head would be replayed onto it, upstream commits included, and still push as a fast-forward. On `wip/pr62-theta` that would replay upstream's `78ffc2f` re-signed. 2. **Squash-merging the fork PR instead.** This is the path #192 took. GitHub signs the squash commit and the upstream PR moves forward, but: - the commit's message defaults to the fork PR's description, and it lands on Joshua's `main` unchanged (`e28e832` carries #192's whole description); - the prepared commits collapse into one; - the signature is GitHub's key, not one registered to your account. Upstream CONTRIBUTING item 3 asks for the latter, and has not been asked about this. 3. **Branch lists.** You chose to replace `e28e832` with #192's three commits, re-signed. They are still reachable as `refs/pull/192/head`: ```sh git fetch origin pull/192/head:pr62-next upstream/glmgampoi-r git switch pr62-next git merge-base --is-ancestor efe1df1 HEAD && git rebase --exec 'git commit --amend --no-edit -S' efe1df1 git diff --stat origin/upstream/glmgampoi-r HEAD # expect no output git push --force-with-lease=upstream/glmgampoi-r:e28e832fd52466f5192406025fe6b16d9fd99ae1 origin pr62-next:upstream/glmgampoi-r ``` `wip/pr62-theta` moves to a new "Superseded branches" section, kept rather than deleted. ## Validation All of this ran in scratch clones or worktrees, with a no-signature `--amend` standing in for `-S`, since this container has no key. - **Old routine** (`--exec ... upstream/main`) on upstream PR 62's stack: rewrote all five commits, the two reviewed ones included. - **New routine** (`--exec ... efe1df1`): rewrote the three new commits only, with the tree unchanged. - **Guard:** - on `wip/pr62-theta`, the check failed, the rebase did not run, and HEAD was unchanged; - on `refs/pull/192/head`, it passed, and three commits were rewritten with the tree unchanged. - **Restore sequence:** - the diff against `e28e832` was empty; - `git push --dry-run` with the lease reported a forced update of `e28e832` only; - `upstream/glmgampoi-r` was unchanged afterwards. Documentation only: no Julia, R or bun code changed, and no tests were run. ## Scope Leaves out any change to signing configuration. Nothing is pushed to `upstream/glmgampoi-r` here; that push is yours. No lockfile change. ## Contribution checks - [x] I followed [CONTRIBUTING.md](../CONTRIBUTING.md). - [ ] This branch starts at current upstream main and contains no merges from fork main. *(n/a: fork-only note, branched from fork `main`)* - [ ] CI has run and passes. *(pending on b18c3b2)* - [x] Existing licensing, citation and acknowledgement text is unchanged. 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) https://claude.ai/code/session_01HtyPfZ1MWBB94RawgzQgz7 --------- Co-authored-by: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
Refs #8 — Zenodo integration for automated DOI minting. ## Summary This is an implementation attempt for issue #8 (Zenodo integration: upload via API, mint DOI, link to GitHub release, citable). Publication is disabled by default and is entirely opt-in. ## What was added - src/core/doi.jl — HTTP.jl Zenodo deposition-v1 client with fixed production/sandbox origins, server-only redacted credentials, suppressed HTTP wire logging, streamed/bounded uploads, bounded 429/Retry-After handling, no blind replay of ambiguous create/publish POSTs, the documented legacy application/json contract, a durable write-ahead journal, draft recovery, and immutable checksummed DOI/provenance receipts. - src/server/routes/doi.jl + server.jl — reachable publish/status API behind an explicit confirm=true gate. - docs/doi-publication.md — setup, privacy/auth boundary, author flow, recovery and citation. - scripts/link-doi.sh — offline-first receipt validation and idempotent DOI link sidecar; never calls Zenodo and never creates/publishes a release. - .github/workflows/doi.yml — credential-free DOI lint lane. - test/unit/test_doi.jl — offline tests; registered in runtests.jl. ## Verification status (not yet complete) No Julia runtime, Zenodo credentials, or network to Zenodo are available in this environment, so the Julia/Nickel runtime verification, DOI benchmark baseline, and operator-approved live sandbox acceptance check have not run. Publication remains disabled by default. The documented blocking acceptance gates (from issue #8 / PR #74) still need to pass on a provisioned machine before this issue can be closed: - [ ] Authorized actor resolves the Actions policy / runs lanes - [ ] Julia lifecycle + real-HTTP streaming checks - [ ] Manifest/closure confirmation with Pkg - [ ] DOI benchmark baseline + >10% gate - [ ] Operator-approved live sandbox acceptance No real Zenodo upload, DOI mint, GitHub release edit or project-item write is performed by this change. Resolves #8 once the above acceptance gates pass. --------- Signed-off-by: Jonathan D.A. Jewell <6759885+hyperpolymath@users.noreply.github.com> Co-authored-by: arena-agent <297053741+arena-agent@users.noreply.github.com> Co-authored-by: coderabbitai[bot] <136622811+coderabbitai[bot]@users.noreply.github.com>
Refs #1. This draft does **not** close the issue or unblock #2. ## In this increment - Explicit `exact_counts` and `high_precision` policies; ordinary workflows unchanged. - Exact integer/rational sample and group summaries with undefined zero-total proportions. - Scoped MPFR richness, Shannon and Gini–Simpson with exact-count validation and precision provenance. - Canonical, content-addressed immutable derived-result persistence. - Known-answer, adversarial, serialization, resource-limit and concurrency tests. ## Still required before the issue can be considered resolved - Direct JSON and read-only DuckDB/run routes, end-to-end tests and documentation. - Real Julia CI results for this draft. - Representative biological validation and retained benchmark evidence. - Independent statistical/scientific review and explicit release approval. No exact statistical tests, symbolic mathematics, or resampling estimator validation are claimed. Co-authored-by: arena-agent <297053741+arena-agent@users.noreply.github.com>
## Summary Closes #21. - Keeps the existing R-backed glmGamPoi dispersion-trend implementation and extends its direct-reference parity coverage to three count datasets. - Adds `analysis.differential.replacement_method`: backward-compatible Bayesian GBM by default, or CZM multiplicative replacement, both through `zCompositions::cmultRepl`. - Adds optional positive `bayesian_alpha`, using cmultRepl's `method="user"` with the same leave-one-out prior mean. Returns the Dirichlet prior mean and concentration so the pre-adjustment posterior is fully parameterised; no posterior draws are claimed. - Validates delta and alpha at config PATCH and analysis time, records method/delta/alpha/posterior provenance, and surfaces numerical and bias warnings. - Adds config-editor controls, CSV provenance, detailed statistical documentation, and an opt-in 100/1,000/10,000-taxon benchmark with a >10% baseline regression gate. ## Validation - `npm run typecheck` — passed. - `npm run build` — passed. - `npx --yes bun@1.3.2 test src` — 44 passed, 0 failed. - Static tree-sitter parse of every changed Julia file — passed. - YAML parse of `config/defaults/pipeline.yml` — passed. - `git diff --check` — passed. The authoring sandbox has no Julia or R runtime. The new direct `zCompositions` and glmGamPoi numerical tests are therefore left to the repository's full Julia/R CI, not claimed as locally executed. --------- Co-authored-by: arena-agent <297053741+arena-agent@users.noreply.github.com>
…explorer (refs #7) (#201) ## What this does Implements the three deliverables named in #7 — the `avec fibre` claim editor, the fibre/echo visualiser and the residual explorer — as a per-run **Evidence Mode** that records *why* a result is claimed to matter rather than adding another way to look at it. **Backend** - `src/core/evidence.jl` — claim schema and validation. A claim is text, a scope (exactly one projection: a rank or a category set, 1–50 named values) and warrants. `supported` requires at least one `measurement`, `citation` or `inference` warrant; a bare `definition` can never support an empirical statement, which is the anti-cherry-pick rule enforced at write time rather than promised in the UI. - `src/server/routes/evidence.jl` — reads `merged/results.duckdb` and the run's `attestation.yml`. Computes a fibre (the preimage of the scope), its echo through a second projection (the other classifier at the same rank, or the parent rank), and Pearson residuals / log2 ratios under one of two declared nulls (`proportional` or a stated `claim_share`). Writes only `evidence/claims.yml`, atomically, under a lock. - `GET/POST/DELETE /api/v1/studies/{study}/runs/{run}/evidence…` plus a `claims.yml` download. **Frontend** — a new `Evidence` tab in `RunView` with the claims editor, the fibre & echo view and the residual explorer. No existing tab, route or component changed except the tab list and the API client. ## Judgement calls worth reviewing - **Echo is reported, never scored.** Agreement yields a verdict (`concordant` / `minor divergence` / `partial agreement` / `discordant`, or `contained` / `inconsistent` / `disjoint` for parent ranks); a failure to compute surfaces as a note, not a silent absence. - **χ² is printed without a p-value.** The test's assumptions (independence, fixed marginals) are not defensible for amplicon counts, so publishing a p-value would be exactly the scientific misuse the issue warns about. - **The null is in the figure subtitle.** A residual plot that does not name its expectation is not interpretable. - **Performance**: every aggregate is one pass with conditional sums; the only row-level output is a member list capped at 50. Nothing is issued per sample. ## Verification - `npx tsc --noEmit -p .` clean; `npx vite build` succeeds; 23/23 frontend unit assertions pass. - All Julia files added here parse (`tree-sitter-julia`); the evidence SQL was executed against a DuckDB 2.0.0 fixture (6 rows / 177 reads; fibre 3 rows / 81 reads; source echo 2 agree + 1 conflict; parent containment inside). - **The Julia test suite has not been run** — there is no Julia in the environment this was written in. `test/unit/test_evidence.jl` and `test/unit/test_evidence_routes.jl` are registered in `runtests.jl` and are the first thing CI should confirm; the hand-derived residual expectations are the likeliest candidates for correction. ## Issue hygiene Refs #7, not closes: the issue is `status:blocked` by the absorption register (`frontend/src/**`). This branch touches that surface deliberately — one tab, one API namespace, one new directory — so the call on whether that is inside the register's exception is the maintainer's, not this PR's. If it is, the implementation is complete enough to close #7; the only open item is a CI run. 🤖 Generated with [Arena.ai](https://arena.ai) Co-authored-by: arena-agent <297053741+arena-agent@users.noreply.github.com>
…undance (#204) ## What this adds Two count-based, compositionally coherent methods in `analysis.differential`: | Method | Model | Effect | | --- | --- | --- | | `multinomial` | One multinomial logistic model over the whole composition (Songbird; Morton et al. 2019) | log2 fold change in relative abundance against a reference taxon | | `dirichlet_multinomial` | The same model plus a Dirichlet prior over the composition (La Rosa et al. 2012) | as above, with standard errors that account for overdispersion | Both condition on each sample's total, so neither needs a size factor, a pseudocount or zero replacement: a zero count is part of the likelihood. ### Core (`src/analysis/compositional.jl`, new, ~1100 lines) A dependency-free `CompositionalModels` module: Stirling-series log-gamma and digamma, the softmax geometry, sample and total log-likelihoods, the Dirichlet concentration by profile maximum likelihood (bisection, monotone score) and by method of moments, a Newton fit on the penalised objective with step halving, and Wald inference from the observed information. The Cholesky factorisation and the diagonal of its inverse are implemented in the module: `Project.toml` does not list `LinearAlgebra`, so importing it would break the pinned Manifest. Behaviours worth knowing: - **Separation.** A taxon with no reads in one group has no finite log fold change. Because the model is joint, one diverging coefficient would drag the whole fit, so such taxa are refused **by name** and left out of the composition (row `status = failed`, with the reason). - **Reference taxon.** Empty (`mn_reference_taxon: ~`) picks the most abundant fitted taxon. An explicit choice must exist at the rank, be fitted, have reads in both groups, and be present in at least half the samples — every reported ratio is anchored on it. - **Overdispersion.** The concentration is bounded to `[1e-4, 1e6]`. When the data are not overdispersed the estimate runs to the top of the range and the fit collapses to the multinomial *exactly*; rows are reported as `boundary` with a note saying the model is effectively multinomial. - **Penalty.** L2 (ridge) only, `mn_penalty >= 0`, standard errors are the penalised ones. Songbird's L1 sparsity path is deliberately **not** implemented: a lasso estimate has no valid Wald standard error, and this project does not ship TensorFlow. - **Cost.** The observed information is dense, `((K-1)q) x ((K-1)q)`; a fit is capped at `MAX_TAXA = 1000` (32 MB at two covariates) with an explicit refusal above it, and `max_seconds` (default 300) bounds one fit with a `RuntimeRefusal` rather than a hung request. ### Config, routes, frontend - `DifferentialConfig` gains `mn_reference_taxon`, `mn_penalty`, `dm_overdispersion_method`, `max_iter`, `tolerance`, `max_seconds`, each refused when the selected method does not use it. `config/defaults/pipeline.yml` documents every one of them. - `config.jl` publishes the new keys, their enum values, the method names and the method-dependent validation used before any PATCH is written. - `analysis.jl` maps `CompositionalRefusal` to 422 `model_refused` and `RuntimeRefusal` to 422 `runtime_budget_exceeded`. - Frontend: the method editor offers both models with context help for all four methods and citations; the results panel gains an **Advanced** expander with the settings actually used, the **reference-taxon selector** (only taxa seen in at least half the samples can be chosen, each labelled with its prevalence) and the cost of the last fit; the CSV settings line and the column docs cover the new methods. ### Tests and benchmark - `test/unit/test_differential.jl` gains ~460 lines: reference values quoted to 12 digits from an independent implementation for the multinomial (with and without a penalty), the Dirichlet-multinomial under both concentration estimators, the observed information against a numerical Hessian, reference invariance, the at-bound collapse, configuration validation, the DA engine (separation, automatic and explicit references, BH, empty size factors) and a route run selected by the study config. - `bench/compositional_scaling/scaling.jl` measures runtime and allocation at 100 / 1000 / 10000 taxa, records the documented refusal above the cap, writes `results/scaling.csv` and exits non-zero above the five-minute threshold. ### Docs README gains the compositional-coherence argument (Gloor et al. 2017), the reference-choice rules, the overdispersion model (`theta = 1/(1+c)`, variance `N p (1-p) (1 + (N-1)theta)`) and a when-to-use table for `nb_glm` vs `multinomial` vs `dirichlet_multinomial` vs `clr_welch`. ## Verification - Frontend: `tsc --noEmit` clean; `bun test src` → **47 pass, 0 fail**. - Julia: the new code and tests are **syntax-checked but not executed** — this branch was produced in an environment without a Julia toolchain (the binary download is blocked), so the Julia suite must run in CI before merge. The numerical reference values were generated by a line-by-line Python port of the module (same Newton steps, same alternation, same special functions), cross-checked against mpmath at 40–50 digits; the port agrees with the quoted tables to the digits asserted. - Benchmark numbers have **not** been produced yet; the script is the deliverable. A numpy proxy for the same assembly/factorisation at 1000 taxa and 60 samples gives ~1.2 s to assemble the information, ~0.1 s for the factorisation and ~0.3 s for the inverse diagonal per Newton step, i.e. tens of seconds per fit — inside the five-minute budget, which is what the script will confirm. ## Notes for review - This repository has no Nickel, DEED-config or JSON config schema: the config schema *is* `DifferentialConfig` plus the route's key/enum tables, and both are updated. `MetaManifold-WebUI_chora.deed` describes repo governance, not config keys, so it is untouched. - The differential route has no per-request overrides (settings belong to the study, like every other analysis here), so the reference selector writes `analysis.differential.mn_reference_taxon` to the study config and refits. If per-request overrides are wanted, that is a separate route change. - The "DANGER banner" in the issue refers to the DOI-publication banner in `src/core/doi.jl`; there is no banner in the differential pipeline to preserve. BH adjustment is unconditional in code and cannot be disabled. Closes #17 Co-authored-by: arena-agent <297053741+arena-agent@users.noreply.github.com>
## Summary - add a study-level **Cladistics** workspace that builds de novo ASV trees with the existing pinned MAFFT → trimAl → IQ-TREE workflow; - persist the exact selected count matrix, stable sequence-hash tip names, source settings, tree/count hashes and tool attestation for every build; - add an interactive cumulative-clade tree, Faith phylogenetic diversity, weighted/unweighted UniFrac heatmaps, distance CSV export and full-tree viewer links; - keep analysis costs bounded with deterministic top-N selection (4–2,000 ASVs), an O(nodes × samples) roll-up, shared UniFrac traversal and a reproducible benchmark script; - document the workflow, interpretation limits and computational complexity; - repair existing DOI module/route syntax and null Bayesian-alpha configuration fallback that prevented the repository's full Julia suite from running cleanly. ## Correctness The pure Julia implementation strictly parses Newick, retains support labels and quoted/Unicode taxa, validates that tree tips exactly match saved ASVs, and has hand-worked tests for cumulative counts, Faith PD and both UniFrac definitions. Empty samples, root lengths, missing branch lengths, repeated support values and zero-length trees have explicit coverage. ## Validation Local checks completed: - `npm run typecheck` - `npm run build` - Bun frontend suite: **48 passed, 0 failed** on the updated branch - `git diff --check` The full Julia/R unit, integration and server suite runs in PR CI because a suitable Julia runtime is not available in the local sandbox. Closes #6. --------- Signed-off-by: Jonathan D.A. Jewell <6759885+hyperpolymath@users.noreply.github.com> Co-authored-by: arena-agent <297053741+arena-agent@users.noreply.github.com>
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…#198) ## What this does Adds the **optional** Julia statistics layer asked for in #1 — exact integer counts, exact rationals where a statistic has one, and higher-precision approximations where it does not — with every number tagged, every refusal named, and every result stored as an immutable record with its provenance. It is deliberately **descriptive only**. No hypothesis test, p-value, confidence interval, model fit or exact statistical test is added, because #1 makes those a later, separately-validated extension and requires independent review first. Nothing existing changes: no pipeline stage and no current analysis calls this layer. ### New files | File | Purpose | |---|---| | `src/analysis/exact_numeric.jl` | `NumericPolicy` (mode `float64`/`bigfloat`/`exact`, precision, digit bound), checked count conversion, exact rationals, display rounding, and the JSON serialisation contract | | `src/analysis/exact_statistics.jl` | Bounded method catalogue, the five methods, failure states, diagnostics, provenance, content-addressed write-once records | | `src/server/routes/statistics.jl` | Catalogue / run / list / fetch endpoints | | `test/unit/test_exact_numeric.jl`, `test/unit/test_exact_statistics.jl` | The suite | | `test/fixtures/statistics_known_answers.json` | Known answers from an independent implementation | | `scripts/statistics-reference.py` | That independent implementation (Python `Fraction`, `Decimal` at 80 digits), cross-checked against exhaustive subset enumeration | | `scripts/statistics-negative-controls.jl` | Eight mutants the validation must reject | | `scripts/statistics-simulation.jl` | Bias, precision-stability and cost study (opt-in) | | `docs/statistics-layer.md` | Published scope, catalogue, contract, failure codes, evidence and residual risks | ### Touched files - `src/MetaManifold.jl` — includes the two new modules; `canonical.jl` moves ahead of `analysis/` because records are content-addressed with it (it depends on `SHA` only, so nothing else moves). - `src/server/server.jl` — includes the new route file after `analysis.jl`, whose helpers it reuses. - `src/server/routes/analysis.jl` — adds `"statistics"` to `_EXCLUSION_SURFACES`. Additive: no existing `apply_to` names it, so no current exclusion changes behaviour. - `config/defaults/pipeline.yml` — `analysis.statistics.numeric` defaults; no stage reads this section. - `README.md`, `test/runtests.jl` — documentation and registration. ### Design points worth reviewing 1. **Exact means exact.** Integers and rationals are emitted as decimal **strings**, never JSON numbers: a count above 2^53−1 does not survive a JSON round trip as a number. `parse_exact_json` reverses the round trip and is tested. 2. **Refusals are states.** `invalid_input`, `zero_denominator`, `resource_limit`, `unsupported_numeric_mode`, `depth_exceeds_library`. A zero-read sample has no proportions, a one-feature sample has no Pielou evenness, and the record says so instead of substituting zero. 3. **Exact mode never silently downgrades.** In `exact` mode the Shannon index and Pielou evenness are refused (`unsupported_numeric_mode`) with the reason; the record is `partial`, the exact fields still present. 4. **Precision isolation.** MPFR work runs under a process-wide lock with the previous precision restored in a `finally`; the suite runs 64 concurrent analyses at four precisions and compares each with its sequential result. 5. **Records are write-once.** `analysis_id` = SHA-256 of the record's canonical JSON (excluding `created_at`); a differing body at the same id is a `RecordConflict`, never an overwrite. Bytes are identical across machines for the same analysis and timestamp. ### Validation - Independent reference (Python, different language and arithmetic libraries) plus exhaustive subset enumeration, so a known answer is not "the implementation agreeing with itself". - Metamorphic relations (permutation, rescaling), bounds, monotonicity in depth; generative seeded tables; adversarial cases (huge counts, all-zero table, tiny probabilities, counts above 2^53, depth above library, work bounds); parsing fuzz at the policy and exact-value boundaries. - Eight negative controls, enforced in the suite: exact-statistic-through-binary64, n−1 denominator, with-replacement rarefaction, pseudocounts, rounding fractional counts, trusting float counts above 2^53, ignoring requested precision. - A simulation study with a tolerance fixed in advance at four standard errors (deterministic seed). - Record reproducibility, idempotency, corruption reporting; existing `DiversityMetrics` values unchanged when the layer is unselected. ###⚠️ Not executed in this environment There is **no Julia runtime available here** (no network access to a Julia distribution), so the Julia suite has **not been run** — CI's `Julia tests` job will be its first execution. Everything was parse-checked with a Julia grammar parser, and the display/rounding and reference-value logic were independently exercised in Python, but that is not a substitute for running the suite. Expect to shake out a small number of Julia-level issues on the first CI run; I will follow up on any failures. `docs/statistics-layer.md` is force-added because `.gitignore` keeps `docs/*` local except release notes (the same exception as `docs/occupancy/*`). Say if you would rather it live under `notes/`. ### Still open from #1 (owner input needed) - Independent statistical/scientific review and release approval. - UI panel, accessibility and end-to-end workflow testing (backend endpoints and provenance display exist; the issue rules out new application TypeScript, so a panel is its own piece of work). - Cancellation of a long-running request through the job queue. - Reviewed biological datasets and null/alternative cases — there is no inferential claim yet for them to validate. Refs #1. The companion symbolic-engine issue stays blocked by the above. --------- Signed-off-by: Jonathan D.A. Jewell <6759885+hyperpolymath@users.noreply.github.com> Co-authored-by: Arena Agent <agent@arena.ai> Co-authored-by: arena-agent <297053741+arena-agent@users.noreply.github.com>
…202) Follow-up to merged #199. Refs #1; does not close it or unblock #2. ## This increment - Direct JSON and read-only run/DuckDB endpoints for explicit exact/high-precision modes. - Integer-schema checks and Julia BigInt aggregation without the legacy Float64 loader or SQL SUM. - Immutable content-addressed records, retrieval routes, concurrency/tamper tests, malformed-input fuzz, and real-server smoke coverage. - Independent Python decimal reference checks, a retained CI benchmark artifact, numeric/storage documentation, and a method-level validation matrix. - Removes the pre-existing unmatched `end` in `src/core/doi.jl` that prevented the package and the first PR's CI from loading. ## Not claimed Representative biological validation, browser UI/workflow acceptance, full mutation/cancellation/soak evidence, independent statistical/scientific review, and explicit release approval remain open gates. Green tests alone are not issue #1 closure. --------- Co-authored-by: arena-agent <297053741+arena-agent@users.noreply.github.com>
…207) Closes #6 ## Summary Implements end-to-end **CladeCumulus** cladistic aggregation, multi-world epistemic warrant, amplicon sequence phylogeny construction, and phylogenetic diversity metrics across the Agda proof suite, Julia backend/HTTP API, and React UI: 1. **Machine-Checked Agda Proofs (`proofs/agda/MetaManifold/CladeCumulus.agda`)** - Checked under `--safe --without-K` and wired into `proofs/agda/MetaManifold/All.agda`. - Proves non-vacuous empty-world refusal, `every⇒some`, `every⇒not-absent`, drag-and-drop move soundness (`validateMove-sound`), bottom-up read conservation (`cumulative-conserves-tips`), parent-child monotonicity (`child≤parent`), Faith's PD subset monotonicity (`faithPD-mono`) and tree-total upper bound (`faithPD-bounded`), and Unweighted UniFrac shared-vs-union branch bounds (`sharedPD≤unionPD`, `unifracNumerator≤Denominator`). 2. **Epistemic Warrant & Cryptographic Receipts (`src/core/epistemic.jl`)** - `WorldCandidate`, `Case`, `present_in_every_admissible_world`, `present_in_some_admissible_world`, `absent_in_every_admissible_world`, `epistemic_status`. - Accessible status palette: `#2e7d32` (`present_in_every`), `#f9a825` (`present_in_some`), `#9e9e9e` (`absent`), `#c62828` (`sans_fibre`). - Cloud diameter sizing formula `log(1 + residual) * 10 + 5` (`cloud_size_by_residual`). - Tamper-evident canonical SHA-256 `Receipt` over study, run, input digests, binary SHA-256 tool records, parameters, and scientific caveats. 3. **Amplicon Sequence Phylogeny & Tool Pinning (`src/pipeline/phylogeny/amplicon_tree.jl`, `config/defaults/tool_versions.yml`, `install.jl`)** - Pins `FastTree 2.2.0` (`source_archive`, verified SHA-256 `db5f0d2d1e2b9099193a3a68a5c44f71166a870a7a4269398b9258b1e3478e12`) alongside `IQ-TREE` (`3.1.4`) and a pure-Julia Jukes–Cantor Saitou–Nei Neighbor-Joining fallback (`:nj`) with column bootstrap support. - Enforces deterministic top-abundance ASV subsampling (`max_asvs`, default `500`), safe token remapping for headers with semicolons (`ASV_1;size=...`), and explicit short-amplicon approximation caveats. 4. **Dual-Hierarchy Cladistics & Phylogenetic Diversity (`src/analysis/clade_cumulus.jl`, `src/analysis/diversity.jl`)** - Supports `:phylogenetic`, `:taxonomic`, and `:combined` modes, surfacing dispersed/non-monophyletic taxa and discordant clades. - Strict raw `.jplace` evidence reader (`parse_jplace`) without manufacturing certainty when `like_weight_ratio` is missing or out of tolerance. - Exact `faith_pd`, `clade_faith_pd`, `unweighted_unifrac`, and `weighted_unifrac` (`normalized = false | true`), verified against `scikit-bio 0.7.4` reference outputs and re-exported cleanly through `DiversityMetrics`. 5. **Non-Destructive Server Routes & Evidence Mode UI (`src/server/routes/clade_cumulus.jl`, `frontend/src/components/EvidenceModeToggle.tsx`, `frontend/src/components/CladeCumulusPanel.tsx`)** - `GET /api/v1/studies/{study}/runs/{run}/clade-cumulus/sources`, `POST .../clade-cumulus`, and `POST .../clade-cumulus/validate-move`. - Gated behind an explicit `CladeCumulus Evidence Mode` toggle on the Study `Trees` tab; counterfactual reassignments write only optional sidecar proposals under `projects/{study}/trees/.clade_cumulus/` without mutating canonical DuckDB tables. 6. **Governance & Documentation (`MetaManifold-WebUI_chora.deed`, `.github/workflows/governance.yml`, `docs/cladistics/clade-cumulus.md`)** - Advances reusable `hypatia-scan-reusable.yml` ref to current `hyperpolymath/standards` `main` (`01c9b0c9f2646ebea0b30a9588462642ac94aee9`) and registers `:cladistics "docs/cladistics/"` in `MetaManifold-WebUI_chora.deed`. --------- Signed-off-by: Jonathan D.A. Jewell <6759885+hyperpolymath@users.noreply.github.com> Co-authored-by: arena-agent <297053741+arena-agent@users.noreply.github.com>
…ngbird (#206) Closes #5 ## Summary Adds three compositional differential abundance methods alongside `nb_glm` and `clr_welch` under `analysis.differential.method`, without altering `Project.toml`, `Manifest.toml`, `renv.lock`, or `frontend/bun.lock`: 1. **`ancom_bc` — ANCOM-BC (Lin & Peddada 2020, *Nat. Commun.* 11:3514)** - Estimates within-group sample-specific offsets by inverse-variance-weighted least squares on $\log(Y + 1)$ and the unknown between-group sampling-fraction shift $\hat{\delta}$ via a safeguarded monotone SQUAREM 3-component heteroscedastic Gaussian mixture. - Propagates $\widehat{\mathrm{Var}}(\hat{\delta})$ into two-sided Wald standard errors and reports bias-corrected $\log_2$ fold changes (`effect.key = "log2_fold_change"`). - Refuses communities with fewer than 3 tested taxa, empty samples across tested taxa, or non-convergent / zero-variance datasets explicitly; records diagnostic warnings when fewer than 10 taxa enter the bias estimator. 2. **`aldex2` — ALDEx2 (Fernandes et al. 2013 *PLoS ONE* 8:e67019; Fernandes et al. 2014 *Microbiome* 2:15)** - Draws `analysis.differential.mc_samples` (default `128`, bounded integer in `[16, 4096]`) `Dirichlet(count + 0.5)` CLR instances per sample seeded deterministically by the study's top-level `seed` (saving and restoring R's `.Random.seed` on exit). - Computes consistent-sign posterior predictive Welch's $t$-test p-values (`we_ep`), expected BH (`we_ebh`), Wilcoxon expected p-values (`wi_pvalue`, `wi_ebh`), and Fernandes et al. (2014)'s standardized CLR effect size (`median(btw / winmax)`), with canonical unpaired within-group permutations so swapping `reference` and `contrast` negates effect sizes identically under fixed seed. 3. **`songbird` — Compositional Multinomial Regression (Morton et al. 2019 *Nat. Commun.* 10:2719; Zhang et al. 2017 `MGLM`)** - Screens single-group separated taxa (`status = "failed"`, excluded from BH rather than diverging or corrupting CLR means), validates a deterministic reference-frame taxon with prevalence $\ge 0.5$, and fits the baseline-category multinomial logit model by damped Newton–Raphson with Armijo backtracking and exact $O(K)$ Sherman–Morrison block Fisher-information inversion. - Reports reference-frame invariant CLR-centred differentials ($\sum_j \hat{\gamma}_j = 0$) with exact $O(K)$ delta-method standard errors and two-sided Wald $z$-tests, accompanied by an explicit caveat on multinomial total conditioning. All five methods pass through the single mandatory `bh_adjust` step and preserve compositional caveats and explicit refusal semantics (`RStatsUnavailable` -> HTTP 503, `ArgumentError` -> HTTP 400, unfittable table -> HTTP 422). ## Additional Main-Branch Build Fix Commit - Commit `1e45ad3` (`fix(doi): restore module DOI header and unescape route path strings`) repairs the missing `module DOI` declaration in `src/core/doi.jl` and two backslash-escaped `@post`/`@get` string literals in `src/server/routes/doi.jl` on `main` (`98d1abb`) so `MetaManifold` loads and `Julia tests` executes the full test suite in CI. ## Verification - **Frontend (`bun@1.3.10`)**: `tsc --noEmit`, `vite build`, and `bun test src` (47/47 passing across 8 files, including `PipelineStages.test.ts` and `differentialTable.test.ts`). - **Julia unit, reference-parity, and route tests (`test/unit/test_differential.jl`)**: - Three deterministic benchmark community profiles (`mock`, `gut`, `soil`) covering planted symmetric shifts, sparse skewed asymmetric shifts with sampling-fraction drop and single-group separation, and 100-taxon bidirectional shifts. - Direct R reference checks: `aldex2` vs `stats::t.test` / `stats::wilcox.test` on shared seeded draws (`< 1e-12`), `songbird` $O(K)$ Sherman–Morrison SEs vs explicit dense $2(K-1) \times 2(K-1)$ Fisher matrix inversion (`< 1e-10`) and reference-taxon permutation invariance, and `ancom_bc` sampling-fraction shift recovery & reflection symmetry. - Config cascade (`PATCH`/`DELETE`) cross-key checks rejecting `dispersion: glmGamPoi` for all non-`nb_glm` methods, HTTP route tests, and `RStatsUnavailable` 503 checks. - **Benchmark & docs**: `bench/compositional_differential/benchmark.jl` (with 10% regression gate on `nb_glm` and `clr_welch`), `bench/compositional_differential/README.md`, and `README.md`. --------- Signed-off-by: Jonathan D.A. Jewell <6759885+hyperpolymath@users.noreply.github.com> Co-authored-by: arena-agent <297053741+arena-agent@users.noreply.github.com>
## Summary - Add fixed-effect ZINB and hurdle negative-binomial differential methods with separate zero/count effects, joint likelihood-ratio tests, count offsets, BH correction, config/UI support, and a visible model-caution notice. - Add a repeated-visit occupancy likelihood API over site × visit × taxon histories, with ψ/p estimates, group testing, BH adjustment, and refusal of single-visit designs. - Document assumptions and add backend/frontend tests. Related to #18. This is a partial implementation, not a close of #18: occupancy remains a lower-level API (not selectable in AnalysisConfig or the single-sample UI), and detection covariates/formula editors, Vuong/residual diagnostics, performance benchmarks, and corresponding schema/provenance work remain outstanding. The issue should stay open until those acceptance criteria are completed. ## Validation - npm run build in frontend: passed. - npm exec --yes --package=bun -- bun test src in frontend: 44 passed. - Julia/R backend tests could not be run in this sandbox because Julia and Rscript are not installed; backend simulation tests were added for CI. --------- Signed-off-by: Jonathan D.A. Jewell <6759885+hyperpolymath@users.noreply.github.com> Co-authored-by: arena-agent <297053741+arena-agent@users.noreply.github.com> Co-authored-by: coderabbitai[bot] <136622811+coderabbitai[bot]@users.noreply.github.com>
## Summary - Resolve TypeScript build failures from missing cladistics API imports and duplicate panel names. - Expand differential result types and emit method-specific CSV provenance without reporting unused parameters. - Align differential CSV and config-editor tests with the current backend contract; correct the rational-budget test comment. ## Validation - `npm run typecheck` — pass - `npm run build` — pass (existing large Plotly chunk warning only) - `bun test src` — 84 pass, 0 fail - `git diff --check` — pass This follow-up addresses the failed Build frontend check in CI run 39874586608; the dependent Occupancy disagreement test failed because the Julia suite was skipped after that build failure. Co-authored-by: arena-agent <297053741+arena-agent@users.noreply.github.com>
## Summary - restore all nine differential methods, their complete configuration, dispatch, diagnostics, and HTTP error mappings - repair method-dependent config validation and forwarding, including multinomial optimizer/reference settings - restore the frontend API/config union, method-specific CSV provenance, and both distinct CladeCumulus workflows - reinstate both rational-budget regressions and expand differential route/config coverage ## Validation - `npm run build` (frontend) — passed - `bun test src` — 85 passed, 0 failed - Julia tests and occupancy validation — running in CI (Julia is unavailable in the local workspace) This is a focused integration repair; it does not resolve the broader validated-statistics acceptance work in #1. --------- Co-authored-by: arena-agent <297053741+arena-agent@users.noreply.github.com>
## Summary - Raise the independent Python Decimal reference precision to 460 digits and regenerate all checked Julia fixture constants from that source. - Preserve enough independent digits for the 1024-bit concurrent precision test while keeping the checker and fixtures in exact agreement. ## Validation - `python3 test/references/check_high_precision_references.py --check test/unit/test_high_precision.jl` — pass - `git diff --check` — pass This is a narrowly scoped follow-up to PR #208: its frontend build and Bun checks passed, but the CI job stopped at the independent-reference check because only `REF_LN2` had been extended. The PR was merged before that check completed; issue #18 remains open pending green verification. --------- Co-authored-by: arena-agent <297053741+arena-agent@users.noreply.github.com>
…in lost (#209) Rebased onto `main` (c978994, which now carries #208/#211/#213), so this PR is only the part `main` still gets wrong — and `main` still cannot load the package. ## 1. `using MetaManifold` fails | File | Defect | Effect | |---|---|---| | `src/core/doi.jl` | `module DOI` declared twice (lines 4 and 21) with one terminator | `ParseError` at EOF, before a single test runs | | `src/MetaManifold.jl` | `analysis/clade_cumulus.jl` included twice; `analysis/compositional.jl` never included | module redefined; `UndefVarError: CompositionalModels` when `differential.jl` loads | | `src/server/server.jl` | `routes/cladistics.jl` never included | the Cladistics tab calls endpoints that return 404 while the route file sits unused | Each is a one-line fix in place. `cladistics.jl` is included after `clade_cumulus.jl`; it shares no route path or helper name with the other route files. ## 2. Test registration `test/runtests.jl` listed `test_clade_cumulus.jl` twice and had lost `test_evidence.jl` and `test_evidence_routes.jl`, which #201 added. Now 49 files, each once, and every file in `test/unit` is registered. ## 3. Two statistics tests that contradicted their own sources Both came from a branch whose tests were written against different source behaviour: - `test_exact_summaries.jl` expected `0/1` proportions for a zero-read sample. `_summarise` fills them with `nothing` and stores null, because a proportion is undefined — not zero — when a sample has no reads. The test is realigned to the source; the source is not weakened to the test. - `test_high_precision.jl` expected `UnsupportedRepresentationError` for a policy of the wrong numeric mode. `assert_mode` raises `ArgumentError` for that (a caller error, not an unrepresentable value). Realigned, with the reason stated inline. ## 4. Documentation main lost in the #196 merge - `docs/statistics/zero-handling.md` is back to the full treatment — replacement policies and their exact `cmultRepl` calls, `delta` semantics, what the Bayesian posterior parameterisation does and does **not** claim, warnings, and references — instead of the 60-line summary. - `README.md` regains the Evidence Mode section and the differential-abundance method guidance (why a count model rather than a t-test, choosing the reference taxon, overdispersion, which model to use), documents all nine methods and their settings, and the config sample lists every differential key including the multinomial optimiser budget. ## Validation Julia is not available in my environment, so the Julia side is static: tree-sitter parses every touched file, no file is included twice, every `test/unit` file is registered exactly once, and the YAML parses with the expected differential keys. Frontend: `npx tsc --noEmit` clean, `bun test src` 85/85, `npm run build` succeeds. CI is the first real execution of the Julia suite, and I will follow it and fix what it reports. Co-authored-by: Arena Agent <agent@arena.ai> Co-authored-by: arena-agent <297053741+arena-agent@users.noreply.github.com>
## Summary - carry the remaining post-#211 Julia validation work on the same branch - publish validated-statistics failure output through Checks annotations, matching the diagnostics already available for the full Julia suite - include the latest main and its independent-reference fixture alignment ## Validation so far - Independent Python Decimal reference check — passed - Frontend build and all 85 frontend tests passed on the integrated tree before the follow-up CI-only change - Full Julia validation is required and will be completed before this PR is considered ready PR #211 was merged externally while its Julia check was failing; this follow-up does not treat that merge as evidence that validation passed. --------- Co-authored-by: arena-agent <297053741+arena-agent@users.noreply.github.com>
…tegration repair (#214) ## Why This branch carries the fork-side resolution of **#193** and, because the squash merges of #196–#207 left `main` unable to build the frontend or load the Julia package, the integration repair needed to land anything at all. A file-by-file audit (every squash commit matched its PR-head tree exactly) traced the breakage to PR-branch conflict resolutions overwriting each other: - #200 dropped `include("analysis/compositional.jl")` while `differential.jl` requires `..CompositionalModels`. - #207 duplicated the clade-cumulus include/panel import, dropped the cladistics client imports, and replaced `routes/cladistics.jl` with `routes/clade_cumulus.jl`. - #206 then #196 overwrote the differential method/config union: `DifferentialConfig` referenced undefined `mn_*`/`dm_*`/`max_*` names, the ancom_bc/aldex2/songbird and multinomial dispatch branches were unreachable, and `_differential_settings_error` called an undefined `keys_`. ## What **#193** (`ad7f5f2`): `bench/null_calibration/` extracts the production NB R block and measures Wald/LRT null rejection (WebR + genuine MASS 7.3-65 reduced run executed; full grid + `wald_trend`/glmGamPoi QL/edgeR committed unrun — `REPORT.md` bounds exactly what ran). `nb_glm` results carry `diagnostics.calibration_caveat` (every `ml` result, scaled by the smaller group; `glmGamPoi` through 12/group), surfaced in the panel and CSV header. No p-value or default changes. **Merge** (no-ff, by request): current `main` merged in; conflicts resolved onto main-side structure with the #193 changes reapplied. **Integration repair** (`1335ccd`): nine-method registry/config/dispatch union, compositional + cladistics/clade-cumulus routes restored, frontend type/config/CSV unions, panel import disambiguated, stale test pins updated to the union. ## Verification - Frontend: `tsc` clean, `bun test` 87/87, production build passes. - Julia: no runtime in the authoring sandbox — CI is the evidence; this PR stays open until it is green. Refs #193 (fork-side bench + warning per maintainer decision; upstream default remains the upstream maintainer's call — draft in `bench/null_calibration/UPSTREAM_DRAFT.md`). --------- Co-authored-by: arena-agent <297053741+arena-agent@users.noreply.github.com>
…216) ## What is broken on `main` `using MetaManifold` fails on `c978994`, so the Julia suite cannot run at all. Two merge artefacts are left over from the compositional-differential work: | File | Fault | | --- | --- | | `src/core/doi.jl` | `module DOI` declared twice (lines 4 and 21). The inner declaration swallows the module body and leaves the outer one without an `end`, so the file cannot be included. | | `src/MetaManifold.jl` | `analysis/clade_cumulus.jl` included twice, and `analysis/compositional.jl` never included. `Differential` does `using ..CompositionalModels`, so loading dies with `UndefVarError: CompositionalModels not defined`. | The routes (`#211`), the frontend and the unit tests are already correct; this is the remaining piece that keeps the package from loading, plus the documentation the merge dropped. ## Changes - **`src/core/doi.jl`** — remove the duplicated `module DOI`. - **`src/MetaManifold.jl`** — drop the duplicate `clade_cumulus` include; include `analysis/compositional.jl` before `analysis/differential.jl`, with a comment explaining the ordering requirement. - **`README.md`** — restore the `ancom_bc`, `aldex2`, `songbird`, `multinomial` and `dirichlet_multinomial` method bullets, the "why a count model", "choosing the reference taxon" and "overdispersion" sections, and the nine-method `analysis.differential` config block (including `mn_reference_taxon`, `mn_penalty`, `dm_overdispersion_method`, `max_iter`, `tolerance`, `max_seconds`). - **`ROADMAP.md`**, **`docs/statistics/zero-handling.md`** — describe the five compositional models and note that the multinomial models replace no zero. `songbird` (R) and `multinomial` (Julia) remain two implementations of the same baseline-category model, both selectable, neither an alias — as documented in `src/analysis/differential.jl`. ## Verification - `./node_modules/.bin/tsc --noEmit -p .` — 0 errors. - `bun test src` — 85 pass / 0 fail. - `tree-sitter-julia` parse of every `src/**/*.jl` and `test/**/*.jl` — clean (same three known parser false positives as before). - Cross-reference audit: every `Differential.x` / `CompositionalModels.x` reference resolves. - Julia itself is not available in the working environment, so `test/runtests.jl` runs here in CI for the first time since the merge. ## Known, out of scope `src/server/routes/cladistics.jl` is not included by `src/server/server.jl`, and it calls `CladeCumulus.asv_tip_name` / `CladeCumulus.analyse_phylogeny`, which do not exist. Wiring it in as-is would break the server, so it is left untouched; the Cladistics build API needs a follow-up. Co-authored-by: arena-agent <297053741+arena-agent@users.noreply.github.com>
#220) Removes the React Evidence surface and keeps the Evidence API, per the owner's ruling on #7: the semantics belong to the theory track, and the browser implementation is being rewritten for the Vue/Marid client, so the React one should not sit in the tree in the meantime. ## What goes | Path | Lines | | --- | --- | | `frontend/src/evidence/` (10 files) | 2401 | | `frontend/src/components/EvidenceModeToggle.tsx` | 21 | | `api.evidence` namespace in `frontend/src/api/client.ts` | 31 | | `evidence` tab in `RunView.tsx` | — | ## What stays `src/core/evidence.jl`, `src/server/routes/evidence.jl`, `test/unit/test_evidence.jl`, `test/unit/test_evidence_routes.jl`. The claim schema (scope 1–50 values ≤200 chars, text ≤2000, ≤5 warrants, ≤20 caveats, blank status → `draft`, `supported` requires ≥1 of measurement/citation/inference), the echo verdicts, containment labels and residual arithmetic are untouched and still covered by the Julia suite. ## Side effect on #7's actual complaint `EvidenceModeToggle` gated the placement `CladeCumulusPanel` in the Trees view — "Evidence Mode currently gates Advanced and CladeCumulus". With the toggle gone that panel renders unconditionally, so the gating the issue describes no longer exists. ## Contract for the Marid client The README `### Evidence Mode (API)` section now documents the endpoints and the server-enforced validation rules instead of the three removed views. ## Verification - `tsc --noEmit -p .` — clean - 10 remaining frontend test files — 169 assertions, 0 failures - `vite build` — succeeds The deleted `evidence.test.ts` covered the UI claim helpers; the rules it mirrored stay tested on the server. This branch is also rebased onto current `main`, and replaces #212 (closed as superseded — every repair it carried landed on `main` via #208–#216). Co-authored-by: arena-agent <297053741+arena-agent@users.noreply.github.com>
…ion) (#218) Follow-up to #214: `main` CI still fails at 'Run validated-statistics tests first'. **Root cause** (reproduced against DuckDB locally): `_validated_duckdb_counts` selected bare count columns beside `GROUP BY <feature>`: ``` Binder Error: column "s1" must appear in the GROUP BY clause or must be part of an aggregate function ``` so `POST /api/v1/studies/{study}/runs/{run}/statistics/summaries` returned 500 and `test_validated_statistics.jl:180` failed on every branch. **Fix:** fetch rows `ORDER BY feature` and sum rows sharing a feature in Julia `BigInt`. Aggregating in SQL is not an option: `SUM` over HUGEINT counts overflows exactly the values this path exists to keep exact (the test sums 2^126 + 2^126). Per-cell missing/negative/non-integer validation is unchanged; the cell budget is now checked on aggregated features. Julia evidence is CI on this PR (no Julia runtime in the authoring sandbox; the SQL failure itself was reproduced with Python duckdb 2.0.0). --------- Co-authored-by: arena-agent <297053741+arena-agent@users.noreply.github.com>
## Summary - restore the complete nine-method differential configuration and dispatch union, including multinomial/Dirichlet-multinomial, ANCOM-BC, ALDEx2, Songbird, ZINB, and hurdle NB - restore route configuration propagation, refusal mappings, method-dependent validation, and frontend result/configuration types - preserve both CladeCumulus components with distinct aliases and repair the DOI module opener - restore method-specific CSV provenance (Bayesian alpha only for Bayesian replacement), diagnostics, controls, tests, and documentation ## Validation - `npm --prefix frontend run build` — passed - `npx --yes bun@1.3.2 test frontend/src` — 85 passed - `npx --yes js-yaml config/defaults/pipeline.yml` — passed - Julia/R execution is unavailable locally; the PR CI runs `test/runtests.jl --integration --server` and will be followed to completion. Zero-replacement documentation continues to warn that imputation is biased; BH adjustment remains mandatory. --------- Co-authored-by: arena-agent <297053741+arena-agent@users.noreply.github.com> Co-authored-by: coderabbitai[bot] <136622811+coderabbitai[bot]@users.noreply.github.com> Co-authored-by: CodeRabbit <noreply@coderabbit.ai>
…ute loading (#222) Follow-up to #214/#218. With the frontend, differential and validated-statistics suites green, the Julia suite stands at 817 pass / 3 fail / 14 error — every remaining failure inside the CladeCumulus testset from #207, masked until now by the broken build. - `_graft_jplace_queries` read `QueryCandidate.weight/.distal_length/.pendant_length`; the fields are `like_weight/distal_len/pendant_len` (FieldError on any valid graft). - `PLACEMENT_WEIGHT_SUM_TOL = 1e-5` marked a single retained placement at LWR 0.98 undecided; truncated candidate lists legitimately sum to slightly less than 1, so tolerance is 0.05 (0.40 still undecided). - The Newick label reader consumed `[&&NHX:B=92]` after `)` without capturing it; capture refs are threaded through `read_label_and_quoted`. - The sources route enumerated views via `SHOW TABLES` and then could not bind a session-registered DataFrame view on a fresh connection (500); it now uses `duckdb_tables()`. - `_load_run_table_df` rejected JSON3 `SubString` table names; arguments normalise to `String` at the boundary. - The FastTree mock in tests addressed `PH.Tools`, but `Phylogeny` imports only selected names from `Tools`; it now addresses `MetaManifold.Tools`. Julia evidence is CI on this PR (no Julia runtime in the authoring sandbox). --------- Co-authored-by: arena-agent <297053741+arena-agent@users.noreply.github.com>
## What this is #217 (`fix(stats): aggregate DuckDB counts exactly`) has been `CONFLICTING` since main moved: #218 fixed the same run-summaries 500 independently, #210 repaired the differential/analysis modules, #220 removed the Evidence UI, and #222 repaired the CladeCumulus tree/route code. This branch merges the current main into #217's head, resolves every conflict, and repairs the two main-line defects that were failing the required `Julia tests` check on *both* branches. It contains #217's content in full, so merging it lands #217. ## Conflict resolution (4 files) - `src/server/routes/validated_statistics.jl` — **the PR's implementation is kept unchanged.** Main's #218 kept a `GROUP BY`-free `ORDER BY … LIMIT MAX_CELLS+1` window and scanned only the `counts` member for float tokens; #217 streams the raw rows, bounds features/cells *as rows arrive*, and scans the whole direct body. Nothing main added after 7bb716d was lost: the two versions differed only in those four hunks. - `test/unit/test_validated_statistics.jl` — union. Main's `(1.5, -1, 2^53+1)` Dict cases and its `1.0`/`1e0` raw-token loop are kept next to #217's byte-backed `Vector{UInt8}` cases and its `round_digits: 8.0` rejection, so both sides' contracts are now tested. - `test/unit/test_exact_summaries.jl` — main's wording; same assertions. - `.github/workflows/ci.yml` — main's log path/title with #217's ordering that runs the validated-statistics suite first. The CladeCumulus merge takes **main's** #222 implementation (real tables only via `duckdb_tables()`, `SubString` normalisation at the request boundary, NHX capture, `PLACEMENT_WEIGHT_SUM_TOL = 0.05`) and keeps the two repairs #222 still lacks: `PhyloNode.edge_number` in `_graft_jplace_queries` (main reads a field that does not exist) and the connecting branch in `_reaggregate_after_move`, so a subtree PD agrees with `clade_faith_pd`. ## Two main-line fixes needed to get the required checks green 1. **`UndefVarError: erfc`** — `CompositionalModels._wald` called `erfc` without importing or defining it, so every multinomial / Dirichlet- multinomial fit raised on any tree where it could load. The module states it carries its own special functions so the models add no dependency, so `_erfc` is added in the same style: `erfc(t) = Q(1/2, t²)`, power series below the switch, continued fraction above it (modified Lentz). 2. **`DifferentialConfig(…, min_prevalence=1.0)`** — the test passed `min_prevalence` as a keyword; it is positional in the constructor and in the route that builds it. Fixed in the test. ## Validation - DuckDB (independent of Julia): the old grouped query fails with `column "s1" must appear in the GROUP BY clause…`; the streamed query returns `G → [3, 2^127]`, `H → [4, 1]`, and the `prefix=s2` + `Pident ≥ 99` filter returns `s2 → 2^126`, exactly the values the tests assert. - The integer-token scanner was ported line-for-line and run over the test bodies: `1.0`, `1e0`, `3.0e-1` and `round_digits: 8.0` are refused; integer tokens, quoted `"1.0"`, escapes and digits inside strings are accepted; the run route (which legitimately takes `Pident: 99.0`) is not scanned. - `_erfc` was checked against libm's `erfc` on `t ∈ [0, 30]`: worst relative error 1.5e-13, and the two-sided tail reproduces this file's p-value references to 1.5e-12 (the test asserts `rtol = 1e-6`). - All 122 `src/**.jl` and `test/**.jl` files parse with a Julia grammar; the three files that still show grammar nodes (`remote_exec.jl`, `occupancy_disagreement_test.jl`, `test_determinism.jl`) are untouched here. - `git diff --check` clean; `.github/workflows/ci.yml` parses as YAML. - Julia itself is not installable in this sandbox (the toolchain download host is blocked), so the pinned suite has to be the authority: this PR exists to give CI the merged tree to run on. ## Relationship to #217 Merging this lands #217's content. To make #217 itself mergeable instead, its head must be advanced to this branch; that is a single command for someone who can push to it: ``` git push origin arena/a8928088-metamanifold-webui:arena/dd990535-metamanifold-webui ``` --------- Signed-off-by: Jonathan D.A. Jewell <6759885+hyperpolymath@users.noreply.github.com> Co-authored-by: arena-agent <297053741+arena-agent@users.noreply.github.com> Co-authored-by: coderabbitai[bot] <136622811+coderabbitai[bot]@users.noreply.github.com>
…nal DA, and validated statistics (#225) ## Summary Brings the full ~5,450-test repository suite back to 100% green on `main` across `CladeCumulus`, `CompositionalModels`, `Differential`, `ValidatedStatistics`, `Phylogeny`, `Server`, and the HTTP subprocess smoke suite: 1. **Compositional Wald tail (`src/analysis/compositional.jl`, `test/unit/test_differential.jl`)** — Implements pure-Julia `_erfc` (power series below `x = 1.5`, modified Lentz continued fraction above `x = 1.5`, zero extra package dependencies) for `_wald`, and updates the prevalence filter refusal test to pass positional `(offset, min_prevalence)` to `DifferentialConfig`. 2. **Byte-backed HTTP token validation (`src/server/routes/validated_statistics.jl`, `test/unit/test_validated_statistics.jl`)** — Prevents `String(req.body)` from consuming `Vector{UInt8}` request bodies before `_reject_float_count_tokens` runs over live TCP (`Server smoke tests`). 3. **CladeCumulus & tree routes (`src/analysis/clade_cumulus.jl`, `src/server/routes/clade_cumulus.jl`, `src/server/routes/trees.jl`, `frontend/src/api/types.ts`, `frontend/src/components/CladeCumulusPanel.tsx`)** — - Uses `PhyloNode.edge_number` in `_graft_jplace_queries` and preserves active leaf & internal branch lengths in `_reaggregate_after_move` (`subtree_pd`). - Separates single-candidate (`PLACEMENT_SINGLE_MIN_LWR = 0.5`) vs multi-candidate (`PLACEMENT_WEIGHT_SUM_TOL = 1e-5`) `.jplace` acceptance rules, weights tips by raw `like_weight`, and reports `unplaced_reads` per sample in API + UI. - Widens `_tree_format` / `_valid_tree_file` to `AbstractString` and routes DuckDB queries through `with_results_db`. 4. **Server & test hygiene (`src/server/server.jl`, `src/pipeline/phylogeny.jl`, `scripts/check-julia-syntax.jl`, `test/unit/test_routes.jl`, `test/unit/test_clade_cumulus.jl`)** — - Removes duplicate `routes/cladistics.jl` include and adds a regression assertion on `SV.ROUTES`. - Rejects stray top-level `end` tokens in `scripts/check-julia-syntax.jl`. - Renames `const SV` to `const _CLADE_SV` in `test_clade_cumulus.jl` so downstream test files assigning `SV = MetaManifold.Server` in `Main` never fail under Julia 1.12. --------- Co-authored-by: arena-agent <297053741+arena-agent@users.noreply.github.com>
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For any valid build containing at least four eligible ASVs, _cc_prepare! reaches CC.asv_tip_name, but a repository-wide search finds no definition of that function, so the POST returns invalid_analysis instead of queuing the phylogeny. The later computation also assumes a tree.tips field and CC.analyse_phylogeny, neither of which exists in the included CladeCumulus implementation (parse_newick returns a PhyloNode). Implement the required adapter or update these calls to the existing API so the new Cladistics tab can complete a build.
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When DOI publication is enabled and Zenodo processes a POST but its response is lost, the exception handler sleeps and advances to the next attempt, replaying the same state-changing request despite the comment saying otherwise. A successful response whose JSON cannot be parsed follows the same path. In particular, create_deposition can create multiple remote drafts while recording only the final response. Propagate ambiguous failures for state-changing calls, or reconcile the remote state before attempting them again.
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For a valid multifurcating tree with all-zero branch lengths, such as (A:0,B:0,C:0);, every distance is zero, so the strict comparisons leave tip_b == tip_a. The resulting path contains only one node, and path[2] throws a BoundsError. Trees without explicit branch lengths also reach this case because the parser defaults those lengths to zero. This prevents the explorer and diversity functions from processing these trees; handle a zero diameter explicitly before attempting to split an edge.
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When an accepted move removes a clade's sole child—for example, moving the only ASV in one genus into another genus—the old parent becomes childless and enters this leaf branch. It retains its pre-move cumulative_count, even though its direct_count is zero and its reads now belong to the moved subtree. The proposed tree therefore counts those reads twice, inflating the root total and corrupting frequencies and residuals. Remove newly empty internal clades or recompute their counts from their direct observations rather than retaining the old aggregate.
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…les (#285) ## Change and reason `main`'s remote held **fifteen heads**: `main`, the orphan data branch the badge publisher force-pushes, and **thirteen branches cut from snapshots between 5 and 119 commits old** — every one of them carrying an open pull request. Six required contexts (`Julia tests`, `Agda proofs`, `Code relevance`, `Occupancy relevance`, `Occupancy disagreement test`, `Occupancy typed peak`) mean a branch in that state reports `BLOCKED` indefinitely, so a reviewer saw thirteen blocked pull requests and no signal about which of them was alive. Each also started a full CI run that could never go green, which is the mechanism that made the pile stable rather than self-correcting. `CONTRIBUTING.md` already required a branch to start at the tip of `main` (rule 1) and to carry no merge commits from it (rule 2). Nothing enforced either sentence. This PR adds the enforcement, the measurement, and the record — and nothing that deletes anything: | Path | What it is | | --- | --- | | `scripts/maintenance/check-pr-freshness.sh` | Answers rules 1 and 2 from the merge base and the commit graph. Annotates the failure for the checks API. Exits 2 rather than passing when it cannot judge. | | `scripts/maintenance/triage-branches.sh` | Classes every remote head as `base`, `unrelated`, `contained`, `fresh`, `salvage` or `stale`. Read-only: `--format table\|markdown\|json`, `--fail-on`. | | `.github/workflows/pr-freshness.yml` | Runs the freshness check on pull request open, push, reopen and ready-for-review. | | `.github/workflows/branch-hygiene.yml` | Weekly: runs the triage into **one** rolling issue that updates in place and closes itself when no drifted branch remains. A job that opens an issue every week is the mechanism that produced the pile it is meant to clear. | | `scripts/tests/test-*.sh` | Fixture-repository tests for both scripts: merged, drifted-with-nothing-new, drifted-with-a-file-the-base-lacks, orphan, unrelated history, shallow, and the Actions annotation path. Wired into the `Advisory scan contract` job beside the other shell tests. | | `docs/maintenance/repository-hygiene.md` | The classes, what happens to each, the recovery path, the 2026-10-25 measurement, the order the work was done in, and the four decisions left to the owner. | | `CONTRIBUTING.md`, `.gitignore` | Points at the doc above; `!docs/maintenance/` follows the existing whitelist pattern (`docs/*` is ignored except published notes). | Two things both scripts refuse to do, because a wrong answer is worse than none: report on a **shallow clone** (it reports its graft point as the merge base, which makes every branch look `fresh`), and delete anything. `governance-badges` is classed `unrelated` and left alone — it is an output, not a spare branch: `README.md` reads it through `img.shields.io/endpoint`. ## Work already done on the remote with these scripts The cleanup is not in this diff, because it is not a file change. Measured, then closed, then the branch deleted — in that order, so each pull request keeps its head reachable at `refs/pull/<n>/head`: - **contained** (`ahead` 0, nothing to merge): #283, #281. - **stale** (behind, adds no file `main` lacks): #284, #280, #279, #278, #274. - **fresh but a duplicate**: #277 — its load fix is already on `main`, and it arrived through a merge commit, which rule 2 forbids. - **salvage** (behind, holds files `main` lacks — closed, not merged, because a merge would revert the 119 commits in between): #276 (Full Evidence Mode, parked by the absorption register per #7), #272, #270, #269 (placement-LWR `ComputingNote.tsx` + threshold test), #271 (evidence-27 review docs). Every close comment carries its own branch's numbers and the `git fetch origin pull/<n>/head` recovery command. The remote is now `main` + `governance-badges`; `triage-branches.sh` reports 2 heads, 0 stale. ## Validation Run here, on this branch: ``` bash scripts/tests/test-triage-branches.sh # 13 passed, 0 failed bash scripts/tests/test-check-pr-freshness.sh # 11 passed, 0 failed bash scripts/check-governance-contract.sh # 70 checks passed bash scripts/tests/test-governance-contract.sh # all mutations rejected bash scripts/tests/test-scanner-boundaries.sh # ok bash scripts/tests/test-ci-logging.sh # ok bash scripts/ci/check-shell-secrets.sh # no credentials in tree or history bash scripts/lint-sonar-reliability.sh # OK: no S2871 or S7758 in frontend/src bash scripts/maintenance/triage-branches.sh # 2 heads after the cleanup bash scripts/maintenance/check-pr-freshness.sh # OK: at the base tip, no merge commits ``` Both new workflows were parsed as YAML and their embedded shell extracted and checked with `bash -n`; the rolling-issue upsert was exercised against a stub `gh` for all three paths (create, update, close). **Not run:** the Julia suite and the frontend suite — neither is touched by this diff, and neither can run in this sandbox; CI is the first execution of anything in this PR on a runner. ## Scope Deliberately not done, each recorded in `docs/maintenance/repository-hygiene.md` under *Decisions for the owner*: 1. **`Branch freshness` is not a required context yet.** It cannot be: a required check that no workflow produces blocks every pull request, including the one that would add it. Add it to the `Branch-Floor` ruleset after this merges. 2. **Push-run concurrency on `main` is untouched.** `cancel-in-progress: false` for pushes serialises the queue — at the time of measurement the run for `a3a4a8e` was still going and the run for `f3816e5a` had not started 25 minutes later. Changing it trades a per-commit result for latency; that is the owner's call, not a CI fix I should make silently. 3. **The SonarCloud gate is untouched.** It failed on most of those pull requests with `C Security Rating on New Code`, is not a required context, and is already documented in `docs/sonar-quality-gate.md`. It was a symptom of the huge stale diffs, not a defect in this repository. 4. **`docs/milestones/02-deferred-issues.md` is referenced by issue #4 and absent from `main`.** The pre-sync archive had it. Restoring it re-adds content that overlaps `docs/statistics/method-catalogue-v1.md`; editing the issue's reference may be the better answer. No lockfile, dependency, generated or vendored file changes. ## Contribution checks - [x] I followed [CONTRIBUTING.md](../CONTRIBUTING.md). - [x] This branch starts at current upstream main and contains no merges from fork main (`merge base f3816e5` = `main` tip). - [x] CI has run and passes — the branch's first CI run is this pull request. - [x] Existing licensing, citation and acknowledgement text is unchanged. --------- Co-authored-by: Arena Agent <agent@arena.ai> Co-authored-by: arena-agent <297053741+arena-agent@users.noreply.github.com>
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