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fix: align workflow verification and release v0.25.3 - #174

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Summary

Workflow instructions used conflicting verification levels, postponed executable integration/E2E proof, and allowed completed checkboxes to bypass verification. Direct-scope QA also lacked the original execution context.

  • Align verification levels and schedule required integration/E2E tests at the earliest executable boundary.
  • Verify current outcomes before reporting completion, and pass unchanged scope, governing sources, acceptance criteria, and correction findings to QA.
  • Verify and commit frontend adjustments as one confirmed outcome across affected files, removing per-file QA and commit loops.
  • Allow missing implementation locations in QA findings and use existing Open Items for unresolved prototype reference strength.
  • Bump the package and all four local plugins to 0.25.3 and regenerate distribution files.

Strict handoff copying, fresh subagent contexts, approval boundaries, and required verification remain intact.

Validation

  • Plugin sync check and all 13 skill heading references passed.
  • Marketplace and all four plugin manifests validated successfully.
  • Diff whitespace checks and targeted instruction-preservation checks passed.
  • Model execution accuracy has not been benchmarked; validation covers static instruction and distribution consistency.

@shinpr shinpr self-assigned this Sep 5, 2026
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shinpr merged commit 2cfab94 into main Sep 5, 2026
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shinpr deleted the fix/workflow-verification-contracts branch September 5, 2026 07:23
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