Finding
Exact #235 predecessor e87d28a32683c6e6f115b3d13645b7d263451795 produced a real hosted Foundation RED in run 33981328157, Repository quality job 101346954404. Checkout, exact-head proof, Python/Node setup, compile, runner-image validation, Foundation pack validation, dependency hygiene and toolchain installation all passed. Candidate-evidence, HRIS-kernel, Keyverse, migration, Naruon, offer, requisition, selection, Job Analysis and People API suites all reached their required 100% statement/branch coverage.
The only failure was services/workforce-validation-api: all 25/25 tests passed, but registry.py ended at 99.04% because the fail-closed _detach_policy(...) branch for a permitted_fields element that is not an exact built-in string remained unexecuted. PostgreSQL contracts were correctly skipped after this unit/coverage RED.
This is not dead code and the 100% gate must not be weakened. Keyverse's generic validation can accept a string subtype while Workforce Validation deliberately tightens retained policy evidence to exact built-in strings before purpose-bound authorization. The missing branch therefore required a hostile subtype regression, not production deletion or relaxation.
Minimum repair and exact-head GREEN
Ordinary successor dd95dd7256f37aab2c4f26aa1fb43e8c867f4e4d changes only services/workforce-validation-api/tests/test_policy_runtime_integrity.py. It makes the hostile string subtype hashable with ordinary str.__hash__ so it can inhabit an immutable frozenset, then proves an executable string subtype inside permitted_fields is rejected before caller-defined equality/inequality behavior or persistence can execute. Production code, authorization semantics, SQL, migration, workflow, manifest, dependency inventory, PostgreSQL contracts and the 100% threshold are unchanged.
Foundation 33986151272, Repository quality job 101359888042, is terminal SUCCESS on exact dd95dd725...; owned unit/service contracts and isolated PostgreSQL contracts pass. SAST 33986151255 is also terminal SUCCESS.
The issue remains open because #235 is not protected-integration-ready. Security 33986151270 fails closed only at dependency-review support: exact checkout succeeds, the public dependency comparison remains unavailable, and the pinned action is skipped. Canonical owner .github#810. CodeQL 33986151302 fails only after both Python and Actions compatibility jobs successfully request current-head dispatch and then cannot obtain the terminal central verdict; the active dispatcher identity/allowlist owner incidents are .github#1927/#1929. Those foreign control-plane failures must not be converted into an Orgmetra source workaround or synthetic GREEN.
All current #235 review threads are resolved, but submitted reviews remain COMMENTED-only with no qualifying APPROVED review. Keep #255 open through normal #235 protected integration, or until a verified successor fully carries this regression and evidence. Do not suppress the branch, lower coverage, broaden accepted runtime types, transfer predecessor evidence, add a no-op retrigger commit, or bypass required gates.
Finding
Exact #235 predecessor
e87d28a32683c6e6f115b3d13645b7d263451795produced a real hosted Foundation RED in run33981328157, Repository quality job101346954404. Checkout, exact-head proof, Python/Node setup, compile, runner-image validation, Foundation pack validation, dependency hygiene and toolchain installation all passed. Candidate-evidence, HRIS-kernel, Keyverse, migration, Naruon, offer, requisition, selection, Job Analysis and People API suites all reached their required 100% statement/branch coverage.The only failure was
services/workforce-validation-api: all 25/25 tests passed, butregistry.pyended at 99.04% because the fail-closed_detach_policy(...)branch for apermitted_fieldselement that is not an exact built-in string remained unexecuted. PostgreSQL contracts were correctly skipped after this unit/coverage RED.This is not dead code and the 100% gate must not be weakened. Keyverse's generic validation can accept a string subtype while Workforce Validation deliberately tightens retained policy evidence to exact built-in strings before purpose-bound authorization. The missing branch therefore required a hostile subtype regression, not production deletion or relaxation.
Minimum repair and exact-head GREEN
Ordinary successor
dd95dd7256f37aab2c4f26aa1fb43e8c867f4e4dchanges onlyservices/workforce-validation-api/tests/test_policy_runtime_integrity.py. It makes the hostile string subtype hashable with ordinarystr.__hash__so it can inhabit an immutablefrozenset, then proves an executable string subtype insidepermitted_fieldsis rejected before caller-defined equality/inequality behavior or persistence can execute. Production code, authorization semantics, SQL, migration, workflow, manifest, dependency inventory, PostgreSQL contracts and the 100% threshold are unchanged.Foundation
33986151272, Repository quality job101359888042, is terminal SUCCESS on exactdd95dd725...; owned unit/service contracts and isolated PostgreSQL contracts pass. SAST33986151255is also terminal SUCCESS.The issue remains open because #235 is not protected-integration-ready. Security
33986151270fails closed only at dependency-review support: exact checkout succeeds, the public dependency comparison remains unavailable, and the pinned action is skipped. Canonical owner.github#810. CodeQL33986151302fails only after both Python and Actions compatibility jobs successfully request current-head dispatch and then cannot obtain the terminal central verdict; the active dispatcher identity/allowlist owner incidents are.github#1927/#1929. Those foreign control-plane failures must not be converted into an Orgmetra source workaround or synthetic GREEN.All current #235 review threads are resolved, but submitted reviews remain COMMENTED-only with no qualifying
APPROVEDreview. Keep #255 open through normal #235 protected integration, or until a verified successor fully carries this regression and evidence. Do not suppress the branch, lower coverage, broaden accepted runtime types, transfer predecessor evidence, add a no-op retrigger commit, or bypass required gates.