iter gc.1: journal — append cadence-flow notes for skillsystem postmortem
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@@ -62,6 +62,33 @@ this iter.
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plan-template miscount, not an implementation bug. Surfaced as a
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cadence-flow signal to the Boss in the end-report.
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## Cadence-flow notes (for skillsystem postmortem)
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Two observations from the orchestrator's end-report, surfaced here
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for the Boss's future skillsystem-postmortem entry — NOT in scope
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for gc.1 itself:
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1. **Planner verify-step counts derived from offsets become stale
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at plan-freeze time.** The §Step 2.4 and §F.2 miscount above is
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one instance. The orchestrator suggested two fixes: (a) planner
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re-runs grep counts against the current file state at
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plan-freeze time, or (b) planner expresses such counts as
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`≥ N` inequalities rather than exact-match equalities. The
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latter is cheaper and survives subsequent edits to the same
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file.
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2. **Markdown-only verbatim-content iters bottom out cleanly in the
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spec-check + quality-check phases.** Zero review-loop fixups
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landed this iter; all five tasks went DONE on first pass through
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both phases. The spec-check phase effectively reduced to "is
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the verbatim text from the plan in the diff?" and the
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quality-check phase had little to flag beyond whitespace
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hygiene. Both passes still ran (discipline preserved), but the
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value they added was low. This is expected for verbatim-content
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tasks and not a concern about the discipline itself — captured
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here so it is not misread, in retrospect, as evidence that the
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phases are too lenient.
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## Known debt
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None.
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