Stop keeping a review ledger in the repository - #22
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Mutation testing reportScore: 79.2% (244 killed / 308 tested)
Timeout-prone functionsEach timeout burns its whole budget (
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The `code-review/` directory held what an automated review cycle had learned about this repository: a ledger of every comment and its verdict, plus the always-flag and never-flag rules a reviewer had to obey. The ledger told a reviewer nothing about the code it sat beside. Nothing reads any of it. No test, script, pre-commit hook or workflow references the directory, so this removes the four files and no more. Signed-off-by: Thomas C. King <thomas.k@transitionzero.org>
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code-review/directory held a ledger of every review comment an automated cycle hadraised, and the flag rules a reviewer had to obey. Nothing reads any of it: no test, script,
pre-commit hook or workflow references the directory.
Last of six for transition-zero/tz-infra-interop#116,
stacked on #21. Unrelated to the capacity-expansion work, so it sits on top where it blocks
nothing below it.
Files to review (3, +0 / -55):
ledger.jsonl,always-flag.md,never-flag.md.Reviewer notes
always-flag.mdheld a rule that documentation must notstate how long a run took, because a reader cannot reproduce a time measured on a machine
they do not know. If you want that kept,
CLAUDE.mdis the natural home and I can move it.added lines, which is why it is worth stopping rather than trimming.