Completist Audit

[dieterolson]

I have completed the completist audit by replicating the CI script.

I collected the data using git grep and formatted stub_functions.txt and incomplete_docs.txt correctly so that the analyzer could parse them.

I ran scripts/analyze_completist_data.py which generated the new report and issue documents.
I verified the changes and made sure there are no new failing tests.

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Exclude interface declarations from incomplete stubs

The added Stub entries are largely intentional contracts rather than missing implementations: for example, integration.py:36 and :38 are members of _PoolLike(Protocol), while the following entries similarly come from protocols, typing-only mixin declarations, or a docstring example. Counting them inflates the critical-gap total, displaces genuine defects from the top-50 list, and generated ten bogus critical issue documents asking maintainers to implement type contracts; filter protocol/type-only ellipses and examples before regenerating the audit. The repository explicitly encourages Protocols/interfaces for decoupling.

AGENTS.md reference: AGENTS.md:L135-L140

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[chatgpt-codex-connector]

Identify the reported documentation gap

When the scan finds a documentation gap, the report exposes only this count: there is no documentation-gap table or other occurrence of the finding anywhere in the file. Consequently, readers cannot locate, verify, or remediate the newly reported gap; include its file, line, and evidence in the generated report.

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⚠️ SPEC.md Update Required

Source files were modified in this PR but SPEC.md was not updated.

Per the Specification-Driven Development Policy:

• Any PR that adds, removes, or changes functionality must update SPEC.md
• Update the relevant sections (features, architecture, tests, dependencies, etc.)
• Bump the Spec Version if making substantive changes

To resolve:

1. Update SPEC.md to reflect your changes, OR
2. Add the spec-exempt label if this PR genuinely doesn't affect the spec (e.g., pure refactor with no behavior change)

This check is enforced by the spec-check CI workflow.

[dieterolson]

Superseded by the newer Completist audit in #4080 (created 2026-08-02, same scope with the current generated report/artifacts). Closing this older audit to avoid duplicate CI and review work.

[dieterolson]

Closed as superseded by #4080, the newer Completist audit.