Brain-retro #5 candidate C, hole 7: the 'ремонт инфраструктуры' phrase
suppressed ALL rule keys with no constraint. Now requires a 'ремонт: <what>'
line in the same prompt documenting the target.
enforce-override-vocab.json: added 'requires_justification: "ремонт:"' to
the entry.
enforce-hook-helpers.mjs findOverride(): honors requires_justification — when
set, the user prompt must contain '<prefix> <non-empty-text>' or the override
is rejected.
Previous segment-split approach still mis-detected because naive && split
also splits INSIDE quoted commit messages. A git commit with a body like
'... npx vitest run ...' produced a segment starting with vitest after split.
New approach: find FIRST real command (after skipping cd / env-prefix),
classify based on that. Anything after it is arguments / chained commands,
which don't change the kind. Hard guard rejects first-real ∈ {git, scp, ssh,
curl, cat, echo, grep, cp, mv, ...}.
Found live: my own commit message from the previous fix ('handles compound
commands like cd ... && npx vitest run') caused the verify-pass sentinel to
overwrite as fail. Test for this case in helpers.test.mjs.
Previous guard ("any \b(git|cat|echo)\s/ → null") was too aggressive: it
blocked legitimate compound test commands like `cd ... && npx vitest run`
or `npx vitest run && echo done`.
New approach: split on shell separators, examine each segment after stripping
env-prefix and `cd` prefix. A command is a test run iff some segment STARTS
with a recognised test-invocation token. Correctly handles both directions:
- false-positive guard (commit message containing 'vitest run' → null)
- false-negative fix (compound 'cd ... && vitest run' → vitest-full)
Live-caught by my own TDD-gate: prod-edit blocked, wrote tests first, RED
verified, then GREEN. 59/59 unit tests pass.
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