docref 0.1.0, Linux.
Region markers inside dot-directories resolve and validate fine in docref check, but docref anchors doesn't list them, so its unused-marker detection silently doesn't cover them.
Repro (manchtools/power-manage-sdk layout): .github/workflows/release.yml contains two marker pairs (@release-trigger, @ts-release-assets), both referenced by docs/04-contributing/01-release-coordination.md. docref check resolves both and reports them up-to-date. But:
$ docref anchors | grep -c github
0
The inventory lists markers in go.mod and sys/** but nothing under .github/ — the code-side scan appears to exclude dot-directories while the reference resolver does not.
Consequence: delete the doc paragraph that cites those markers and nothing ever reports the now-orphaned markers as unused-anchor — the fail-loud guarantee has a hole exactly where CI configs live (a prime target for anchoring, since workflow files are heavily documented prose-side). Expected: anchors and check's unused-anchor detection walk the same file set as the resolver.
docref 0.1.0, Linux.
Region markers inside dot-directories resolve and validate fine in
docref check, butdocref anchorsdoesn't list them, so its unused-marker detection silently doesn't cover them.Repro (manchtools/power-manage-sdk layout):
.github/workflows/release.ymlcontains two marker pairs (@release-trigger,@ts-release-assets), both referenced bydocs/04-contributing/01-release-coordination.md.docref checkresolves both and reports them up-to-date. But:The inventory lists markers in
go.modandsys/**but nothing under.github/— the code-side scan appears to exclude dot-directories while the reference resolver does not.Consequence: delete the doc paragraph that cites those markers and nothing ever reports the now-orphaned markers as
unused-anchor— the fail-loud guarantee has a hole exactly where CI configs live (a prime target for anchoring, since workflow files are heavily documented prose-side). Expected:anchorsandcheck's unused-anchor detection walk the same file set as the resolver.