Phase ID: APG20A
Complete — Go and Ruby profile defects corrected and both profiles implemented
APG20A accepts APG20’s deferred candidates and material findings as the complete corrected baseline. It retains independent provisional Go and Ruby profiles after current-source refresh, frozen and defect-specific scenarios, read-only dogfood, focused tests, and fresh non-author acceptance.
The Go candidate uses one newly discovered bounded correction to make switch, type-switch, and select decision counting clause-exact. Its exported-method wording completes a known APG20 correction. The Ruby candidate uses one newly discovered bounded correction to exclude ordinary statically named public dispatch from dynamic-family breadth. Neither candidate has an unresolved material defect.
No architecture decision was required. ADR 0016 remains the next available ADR and is reserved for a later accepted ownership decision. This exit is 00031; ADR and exit sequences remain independent.
The APG20 concurrency retry reproduced under bounded concurrent stress. A legitimate append-lock holder could remove its directory after failed acquisition but before type validation, causing normal release to be reported as unsafe. The helper now tolerates disappearance across both release windows while rejecting unsafe files, FIFOs, and symlinks. A deterministic DEBUG-hook regression exercises the exact interleaving. Focused, complete, stress, syntax, and adversarial review accepts the correction.
The Go leaf corrects source-license boundaries, exported-API and local-binding measurement, protected-data sink coverage, semantic responses, and dogfood truth. Go 1.26.5 calibration covers genuine maintained Green, Yellow, Orange, maintained Red, generated, semantic, and synthetic legacy cases.
The Ruby leaf corrects bounded dynamic-dispatch responses, shared-state responses, thread/fiber/ractor lifecycle, authorized compatibility changes, and dogfood truth. Ruby 4.0.6 and RubyGems/Bundler 4.0.16 calibration covers a 12-line maintained Green case plus Yellow, Orange, maintained Red, generated, semantic, and synthetic legacy cases.
All shared structural, exact-boundary, coupled-signal, legacy, classified- artifact, pairing, override, and non-trigger scenarios pass. All 20 frozen Go and 22 frozen Ruby semantic scenarios and their defect-specific additions pass.
The private-development catalog contains 14 canonical leaves, 14 relative projections, 6 stable process rows, 8 provisional rows, and 13 routable non- router capability-map entries. Go and Ruby are known-unmanaged development skills. The six v0.2 managed defaults and project, user, and release schema version 1 remain unchanged. Public v0.2.0 and the active public-backed integration remain 6/6/6.
The skill-library, report-tool, project, checker, release, user, record- identity, syntax, help, documentation, privacy, durable-reference, link, mode, schema, and whitespace gates pass. Fresh Go, Ruby, report-lock, integration, current-documentation, identity, distribution, and complete-diff reviews accept the resulting tree. Preexisting skill and distribution artifacts remain unchanged except for the explicitly authorized integration owners.
No root guidance was migrated, no private skill was decommissioned, and no dependency, plugin, public release, active-integration mutation, state-schema change, Nix, PostgreSQL, SQLite, ZUnit, manager-prompt skill, application smoke, or APG22 work occurred.
APG21 may begin only after this phase is committed, its managed Git report is
complete, private main is pushed and remote-equal, external state is verified
unchanged, and its schema-valid operational report is appended and detected.