Let a fork's pull request reach a runner it can have

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What was wrong

A pull request from a fork cannot obtain a Ubicloud runner. Three lanes name a
Ubicloud label outright and serve pull requests, so on a fork's pull request
none of them starts. The branch ruleset waits on required checks that will not
report, which presents as a pull request stuck on a pending check rather than
as a placement fault.

What changes

build-test, kani-smoke and netsukefile name their runner through an
expression that sends a fork to ubuntu-latest and everything else to the
label each already had:

runs-on: >-
  ${{ github.event.pull_request.head.repo.fork
  && 'ubuntu-latest' || 'ubicloud-standard-4-ubuntu-2404' }}

Two of those lanes also serve push, and no second condition is needed: on a
push the pull-request context is null, so the expression takes the Ubicloud
arm.

Every other Ubicloud lane keeps its plain label, and the contract asserts that
too, so the arm does not spread by imitation:

Lane	Why no arm
coverage-main.yml coverage-upload	push and dispatch only
coverage-pr-submit.yml both jobs	workflow_run runs in this repository's context whatever the originating pull request was
release.yml build-linux	called rather than triggered

Three rules read runs-on, and each reads the owned arm

The assignment table, the vCPU derivation that sizes every worker bound from
the runner shape, and the property over checked-in assignments all read
runs-on as a literal string. Each now reads the owned arm through
owned_runner. A fork's run is a GitHub-hosted fallback whose shape those
rules deliberately do not govern, and normalising at one named place keeps one
reading of the declaration rather than one per caller.

Without that the lane would either fail the assignment table or fall out of the
vCPU lookup with the message that the suite does not know its shape.

The mutations are in the suite, not in this description

They join the existing property harness in runner_placement_mutations.py, so
all seven are asserted on every gate rather than run by hand:

Mutation	Why it must fail
arm dropped	the lane is unreachable from a fork
guard swapped for the sibling private field	it parses and evaluates, so the declaration still looks right
arms swapped	the fork is sent to the runner it cannot obtain
fork arm of the wrong platform	the fork reaches a runner it cannot build on
hosted runner on both arms	the lane leaves Ubicloud while still looking like a fallback
arm on the push-only coverage lane	a branch nothing takes
line break inside the expression	GitHub evaluates it anyway, so no run reports it

The fourth exists because the fork-arm check was dead without it. Every other
wrong-arm mutation is caught by the owned-arm check instead, so deleting the
fork-arm clause changed nothing the suite could see. Each clause of the
validator and of the reader was then dropped in turn, and each failed something
of its own.

The trybuild set, which is empty

A per-test terminate-after and a name-based override list are a pair that
rots apart. The list is written once against the names of the day and is never
re-derived, and neither a passing run nor a green gate notices a target that has
fallen out of it, because the cost only appears on a cold cache. Two
repositories in the estate were found this way, each with one test of a pair
named in an override and its sibling left on the base allowance.

This repository has no trybuild target, and the contract pins that. An empty
set is not a reason to omit the rule: it is the state the rule must notice
leaving. A harness added tomorrow inherits the 300 s base allowance, which is
sized for a test that compiles nothing, and would be terminated on the first
cold run rather than reported.

The discovery reads what a file constructs, not what it mentions.
tests/sha2_migration_guard_tests.rs documents at length why a trybuild
harness was removed during the Polonius migration, so a text match would report
it as a target that exists. Parametrised over this repository's own files a
reader could match construction, mention, or nothing at all and agree with the
tree either way, so the discrimination is driven directly by seven cases.

The premise is asserted rather than assumed: if the base allowance ever stops
terminating, nothing is killed and this rule guards a hazard that does not
exist, so it fails and asks to be rewritten instead.

Three mutations, all caught: a real trybuild target added without an override
fails the rule, matching mention instead of construction fails the
discrimination cases and reports the migration guard, and removing
terminate-after from the base profile fails the premise.

The reader's own shape

CodeScene refused the first version on three counts: read_placement at a
cyclomatic complexity of nine against a threshold of nine, a complex
conditional in the literal reader, and a module mean of 4.29 against four.

Each named a real seam, so the operands are split out of read_placement and
the literal reader's four-clause conditional became a pattern. The pattern then
needed testing rather than assuming, because two mutations of it survived:
allowing a quote inside the literal, and matching anywhere in the arm rather
than over the whole of it. Both are real. An arm concatenating two literals
would be read as its first operand, and a doubled quote, which is how GitHub
escapes one inside a literal, would be read as part of a runner label. Two
cases separate them and both mutations now fail.

Verification

make test-workflow-contracts passes at 561, up from 530. make check-fmt,
make lint-python and make typecheck-python are clean, and
cs delta origin/main --error-on-warnings reports nothing.

The developers' guide gains the declaration, why the push lanes need no second
condition, which lanes keep a plain label and why, the indent rule the folded
scalar imposes, where every sizing rule reads the owned arm, and the trybuild
section.

Summary by Sourcery

Make pull-request workflows reachable from forked repositories while tightening runner-placement, cache-credential, and test-target contracts.

New Features:

• Add GitHub-hosted fallback runners for fork pull requests while preserving Ubicloud runners for repository-owned runs.
• Add contract coverage for trybuild target discovery and per-target timeout overrides.

Bug Fixes:

• Allow fork pull-request workflows to start and report required checks instead of remaining queued for unavailable Ubicloud runners.
• Prevent Ubicloud-only sccache credential setup from running on hosted fallback runners.

Enhancements:

• Centralize parsing of conditional runner declarations for placement, runner-shape, and sizing contracts.
• Strengthen workflow contracts to validate runner labels, fallback arms, credential guards, and declaration formatting.
• Improve source scanning so trybuild discovery distinguishes executable constructions from comments, strings, raw strings, and other non-code text.
• Refactor sccache credential checks into a dedicated contract module with active-export validation.

Documentation:

• Document fork runner fallbacks, owned-runner sizing rules, credential guards, and trybuild target coverage requirements in the developers guide.

Tests:

• Expand workflow contract and mutation testing to cover invalid fork fallback declarations, hosted runner registration, source parsing, and trybuild discovery boundaries.

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The PR makes the three pull-request-serving lanes reachable for fork PRs by selecting a GitHub-hosted runner only for fork events, adds centralized parsing and contract enforcement for the owned Ubicloud arm, broadens mutation/property protection against declaration drift, introduces a discovery-based trybuild timeout contract, and documents the resulting policies.

Sequence diagram for fork pull request runner selection

sequenceDiagram
    actor ForkPR as Fork pull request
    participant GitHubActions as GitHub Actions
    participant Runner as Runner
    ForkPR->>GitHubActions: Trigger pull request workflow
    GitHubActions->>GitHubActions: Evaluate github.event.pull_request.head.repo.fork
    alt Fork pull request
        GitHubActions->>Runner: Select ubuntu-latest
    else Push or non-fork pull request
        GitHubActions->>Runner: Select owned Ubicloud runner
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Flow diagram for trybuild timeout contract discovery

flowchart TD
    Files[Repository Rust workflow-contract files] --> Discover[Discover constructed trybuild targets]
    Discover --> Compare[Compare targets with timeout overrides]
    Compare --> Contract{Every target overridden?}
    Contract -->|Yes| Pass[Contract passes]
    Contract -->|No| Fail[Contract fails]
    Base[Base terminate-after allowance] --> Premise[Verify base allowance terminates tests]
    Premise --> Contract

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File-Level Changes

Change	Details	Files
Add fork-aware runner selection for pull-request lanes while preserving Ubicloud placement for repository-owned runs.	Replace literal runner labels with folded GitHub expressions for build-test, kani-smoke, and netsukefile. Route fork pull requests to ubuntu-latest and retain each lane’s existing Ubicloud label otherwise. Keep all other Ubicloud lanes on literal labels and enforce that only the designated lanes use the fallback expression.	.github/workflows/ci.yml .github/workflows/netsukefile-test.yml tests/workflow_contracts/fork_fallback.py tests/workflow_contracts/fork_fallback_test.py tests/workflow_contracts/runner_placement_mutations.py tests/workflow_contracts/runner_placement_properties_test.py
Normalize runner declarations to the repository-owned arm before applying placement and vCPU contracts.	Introduce a shared parser for the prescribed guard-and-two-literal-arm expression. Use owned_runner in runner assignment and runner-shape validation so hosted fallback shape is excluded from Ubicloud sizing rules. Reject malformed, alternate, multiline, or non-literal placement expressions.	tests/workflow_contracts/fork_fallback.py tests/workflow_contracts/runner_placement_test.py tests/workflow_contracts/runner_shape_test.py tests/workflow_contracts/runner_placement_properties_test.py
Expand mutation/property coverage to ensure fork fallback declarations and their reader remain fail-closed.	Add mutations for missing, swapped, incorrectly guarded, incorrectly platformed, hosted-only, misplaced, and multiline fallback arms. Run the new mutations through the existing property harness on every gate. Test parser boundaries including concatenated literals, escaped quotes, line breaks, and non-string declarations.	tests/workflow_contracts/runner_placement_mutations.py tests/workflow_contracts/runner_placement_properties_test.py tests/workflow_contracts/fork_fallback_test.py
Add a contract that discovers trybuild harnesses and requires per-target timeout overrides.	Detect actual TestCases::new() construction rather than textual mentions. Require every discovered target to match a nextest override while allowing the repository’s current empty target set. Assert that the default profile still has a terminating timeout.	tests/workflow_contracts/trybuild_override_test.py
Document the fork runner policy, declaration formatting constraints, owned-arm normalization, and trybuild timeout contract.	Explain trigger-specific behavior and why other Ubicloud lanes remain literal. Document folded-scalar indentation requirements and the distinction between fallback and owned runner shapes. Describe discovery-based trybuild coverage and the cold-cache timeout hazard.	docs/developers-guide.md

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Summary

• Route fork pull requests for build-test and kani-smoke to ubuntu-latest.
• Route fork pull requests for netsukefile to ubuntu-22.04.
• Keep Ubicloud runners for repository-owned runs. Guard sccache credential export so it runs only on the owned runner arm.
• Add contracts for fork-aware runner placement, runner labels and vCPU sizing.
• Add mutation and property tests for runner placement expressions.
• Add Rust source scanning and Cargo integration-test target discovery.
• Verify trybuild overrides, the empty trybuild target set and the default terminate-after allowance.
• Document runner fallbacks, sizing, credentials and trybuild requirements.
• Relate the runner trust boundary to ADR-022.

Verification

• The author reports 665 workflow-contract tests passed and 2 skipped.
• The author reports passing formatting, Python linting, Python type checking, markdownlint and actionlint on both changed workflows.
• The author reports passing CodeScene analysis.
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Walkthrough

The workflows now select hosted runners for fork pull requests and Ubicloud runners otherwise. New contracts validate runner placement, sccache credential guards, workflow labels, Cargo test targets, and trybuild nextest overrides.

Changes

Workflow contract updates

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Fork runner integration .github/workflows/ci.yml, .github/workflows/netsukefile-test.yml, docs/developers-guide.md	Fork pull requests use ubuntu-latest or ubuntu-22.04 by lane. Other runs retain Ubicloud runners. Sccache credentials run only on the owned arm.
Fork fallback contract tests/workflow_contracts/fork_fallback.py, tests/workflow_contracts/fork_fallback_test.py	Parse and validate the supported conditional runner expression. Reject unsupported shapes, missing arms, incorrect guards, and invalid runners.
Runner placement validation tests/workflow_contracts/runner_placement_*, tests/workflow_contracts/runner_shape_test.py, tests/workflow_contracts/runner_placement_invariants.py	Generate and mutate runner declarations. Resolve owned runners. Validate hosted labels, matrix runners, worker limits, and exact workflow label usage.
Sccache credential contract tests/workflow_contracts/sccache_contract_test.py, tests/workflow_contracts/sccache_credentials_test.py	Remove obsolete checks and add checks for credential guards, endpoints, ordering, and sccache startup configuration.
Cargo and trybuild target contracts tests/workflow_contracts/cargo_test_targets*, tests/workflow_contracts/trybuild_override_test.py, tests/workflow_contracts/rust_source_reading.py, docs/developers-guide.md	Derive Cargo integration-test targets from manifests and source layout. Discover constructed trybuild targets and require matching nextest overrides. Validate source scanning, selector rules, and the default termination setting.

Priority: ➖ Normal

Change: Bug fix

Merge Risk: 🟠 High · up to cb755

The fork-runner contract module cannot import, blocking its normal test workflow. Fix that failure before merging; also tighten the credential check and correct the guide’s description of fork runs.

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Check name	Status	Explanation	Resolution
Testing (Overall)	❌ Error	The fork-runner and credential tests read the changed workflows and check meaningful mutations. The trybuild coverage test is vacuous for the empty target set: it asserts _trybuild_targets() == [] b…	Add a synthetic end-to-end trybuild target case. Exercise target discovery and the allowance check with an uncovered target and with an exact override; require discovery to reject mentions in comments and literals. Keep the separate asserti…
Unit Architecture	❌ Error	Make fallibility explicit in the new target and trybuild query paths. declared_test_targets() and target_sources() read and traverse REPO_ROOT/TESTS_DIR; _trybuild_targets(), `_base_terminat…	Add a narrow repository-file reader at the filesystem boundary. Make it accept explicit paths and return source text, and translate I/O and decoding failures into a named error that includes the path. Keep target discovery and TOML interpre…
Developer Documentation	⚠️ Warning	FAIL. The guide clearly documents the fork-runner policy, sccache guard, and high-level trybuild purpose. It does not clearly document several new internal tooling contracts: cargo_test_targets.py m…	Update docs/developers-guide.md's trybuild section to state how the contract derives Cargo integration-test targets and which workspace assumptions it checks; explain that source discovery ignores Rust comments and literals while preservi…

✅ Passed checks (12 passed)

Check name	Status	Explanation
Title check	✅ Passed	The title clearly describes the main change: enabling fork pull requests to use available runners. No issue or roadmap number is required by the provided context.
Description check	✅ Passed	The description explains the fork-runner problem and the workflow, contract, testing, and documentation changes that address it.
Docstring Coverage	✅ Passed	Docstring coverage is 100.00% which is sufficient. The required threshold is 80.00%. Docstring coverage is scoped to functions touched by this diff. Analyzed 71 functions across 12 files. (2 skipped: …
Linked Issues check	✅ Passed	Check skipped because no linked issues were found for this pull request.
Out of Scope Changes check	✅ Passed	Check skipped because no linked issues were found for this pull request.
User-Facing Documentation	✅ Passed	PASS — Treat this change as developer workflow behaviour, not user-facing Netsuke functionality. The reviewed changes affect GitHub Actions, workflow-contract tests and the developers’ guide; they do …
Module-Level Documentation	✅ Passed	All 13 changed Python modules have a module-level docstring. The docstrings explain each module’s purpose and utility, and describe relationships between related contract, mutation, and test modules w…
Testing (Unit And Behavioural)	✅ Passed	The tests check the changed workflow contracts against the checked-in workflow files. They verify fork runner placement across directly placed jobs, sccache credential guards and ordering, and runner-…
Testing (Property / Proof)	✅ Passed	Accept the testing strategy. The PR adds a Hypothesis property test in runner_placement_properties_test.py over the fork-fallback mutation set and all fallback lanes. The mutation helpers cover eigh…
Testing (Compile-Time / Ui)	✅ Passed	Pass this check. The pull request changes GitHub Actions YAML and Python workflow-contract tests only; it changes no Rust or TypeScript source. Therefore, no compile-time behaviour requires a trybuild…
Domain Architecture	✅ Passed	Treat this check as passed. The reviewed diff changes GitHub Actions workflows, workflow-contract tests, and developer documentation only. It does not change application or domain code, so it introduc…
Observability	✅ Passed	PASS — Use the workflow’s existing operational signals. GitHub Actions exposes job status and runner details; the guarded credential step appears as skipped on fork runs. Both affected sccache lanes r…

Full details: Testing (Overall)

Explanation

The fork-runner and credential tests read the changed workflows and check meaningful mutations. The trybuild coverage test is vacuous for the empty target set: it asserts _trybuild_targets() == [] before the coverage loop, while selector cases test _filter_covers directly. Replacing _trybuild_targets() with a constant empty result would leave these trybuild tests passing, so a future target could evade discovery and the allowance check.

Resolution

Add a synthetic end-to-end trybuild target case. Exercise target discovery and the allowance check with an uncovered target and with an exact override; require discovery to reject mentions in comments and literals. Keep the separate assertion that the repository's checked-in target set is empty.

Full details: Developer Documentation

Explanation

FAIL. The guide clearly documents the fork-runner policy, sccache guard, and high-level trybuild purpose. It does not clearly document several new internal tooling contracts: cargo_test_targets.py models Cargo target discovery from file and directory layouts, rust_source_reading.code_only removes comments and literals while preserving source positions, and trybuild overrides require an exact, non-negated binary(=...) or binary_id(=package::...) selector. The guide says targets are discovered from the tree and that discovery reads constructions rather than mentions, but it does not state these boundaries or selector rules. Those behaviours were introduced by this pull request and affect how maintainers add targets and interpret the contract.

Resolution

Update docs/developers-guide.md's trybuild section to state how the contract derives Cargo integration-test targets and which workspace assumptions it checks; explain that source discovery ignores Rust comments and literals while preserving offsets and line structure; and document the accepted exact, non-negated nextest binary selectors, including package-qualified binary_id matching. Keep the existing description of the empty target set and base timeout allowance.

Full details: Unit Architecture

Explanation

Make fallibility explicit in the new target and trybuild query paths. declared_test_targets() and target_sources() read and traverse REPO_ROOT/TESTS_DIR; _trybuild_targets(), _base_terminates() and _override_filters() also read files and parse TOML. These APIs do not declare or translate filesystem, decoding or TOML parse failures, so environmental failures escape as implicit exceptions. The existing workflow_loading.read_workflow_document() provides a contrasting boundary: it wraps read and parse failures in WorkflowReadError with the path. The runner workflow edits themselves add runner expressions and a guarded action, not command-side effects.

Resolution

Add a narrow repository-file reader at the filesystem boundary. Make it accept explicit paths and return source text, and translate I/O and decoding failures into a named error that includes the path. Keep target discovery and TOML interpretation input-driven, and expose TOML parse failures explicitly. Surface those errors with file and failure context at the test boundary. Add tests for missing or unreadable files and malformed TOML; do not silently treat them as empty discovery results.

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In @.github/workflows/ci.yml:
- Around line 46-48: The sccache credential-export action currently runs for
fork and owned-runner jobs, incorrectly overriding GitHub-hosted cache settings.
In both workflow jobs, gate the ./​.github/actions/sccache-gha-credentials steps
on non-fork pull requests using the existing
github.event.pull_request.head.repo.fork condition, while preserving the native
cache configuration for the ubuntu-latest fork path.

In `@docs/developers-guide.md`:
- Line 753: Update the documentation sentence listing pull-request-serving tools
to use an Oxford comma after “kani-smoke,” and change the relevant occurrence of
“well formed” to “well-formed.”

In `@tests/workflow_contracts/fork_fallback.py`:
- Around line 32-33: Update the module-level import for collections.abc so cabc
is available at runtime, while preserving any typing-only usage as appropriate;
ensure the fork_fallback_offences definition can evaluate cabc.Mapping without
raising NameError.

In `@tests/workflow_contracts/trybuild_override_test.py`:
- Line 62: Update the detection logic around TRYBUILD_CONSTRUCTION so Rust
source is parsed or sanitized to exclude comments and string literals before
searching for TestCases construction. Ensure inputs such as //
trybuild::TestCases::new() do not match, while genuine TestCases construction
remains detected.
- Around line 112-118: Add a separate assertion near the existing
uncovered-target check that explicitly verifies _trybuild_targets() returns an
empty collection. Keep the current override-filter logic intact, but ensure the
test fails whenever any trybuild target exists, even if it has a matching
override.
- Line 116: Update the override validation around _override_filters() to
evaluate each nextest filter against the discovered target rather than checking
Path(target).stem containment. Account for negation and boolean filter
semantics, including filters such as not test(target), and ensure an override is
considered applicable only when the nextest expression actually selects that
target.
- Around line 45-58: Reduce the _constructs_trybuild docstring to a single-line
summary, removing its Returns and Examples sections; preserve the behavioral
examples through the existing parametrized test or an adjacent comment if
needed.
- Line 40: Update the source prose in the affected test comments to use the
requested spelling consistently: replace “normalises” with “normalizes” and
“parametrised” with “parameterized,” including the additional occurrence.
- Line 78: Update the timeout check around the existing helper to use structural
pattern matching: match a mapping containing the "terminate-after" key and
return True, with the default case returning False. Remove the isinstance-based
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🟡 Minor · Correct the credential-export statement. · developers-guide.md:961-977

docs/developers-guide.md:961-977
📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Correct the credential-export statement.

Replace the claim that every GitHub Actions backend lane exports credentials
through sccache-gha-credentials. Fork pull-request arms now use GitHub-hosted
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In `@docs/developers-guide.md` around lines 961 - 977, Update the documentation
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Actions backend lane exports credentials through that action. Clarify that fork
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In `@tests/workflow_contracts/runner_placement_properties_test.py`:
- Around line 371-373: Update the assertion in the mutation validation test to
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mapped by arm-where-no-fork-reaches and wrong-fork-image. Use fixed_targets and
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In `@tests/workflow_contracts/sccache_credentials_test.py`:
- Line 157: Update the validation around the required credential entries in the
test to detect active core.exportVariable(...) calls paired with the expected
value expressions, rather than merely checking identifier substrings in script.
Ensure commented-out code, logging statements, and inactive branches cannot
satisfy the validation.

In `@tests/workflow_contracts/trybuild_override_test.py`:
- Around line 73-85: Update _trybuild_targets to discover explicit Cargo test
targets from workspace manifests rather than scanning Rust file stems, retaining
each target’s package and binary names. Ensure binary_id selectors compare
against the complete package::binary identity, while preserving exact
binary-name matching for unambiguous binary selectors. Keep nested modules and
standalone fixture sources from being treated as Cargo targets.

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In `@docs/developers-guide.md`:
- Around line 961-977: Update the documentation statement about
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exports credentials through that action. Clarify that fork pull-request
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Taking this over from the previous owner, who paused on the fleet's limit. The branch is rebased onto main at 02a33a1d, which clears the conflict, and the one open thread is answered in 02a33a1d itself.

The only conflict was build-test's runs-on in ci.yml. Main had raised that job's timeout-minutes from 60 to 90 in the meantime, with its reasoning. The resolution keeps both: the fork-fallback expression, and main's ninety-minute ceiling with its comment. The rest of the series replayed cleanly. The branch-wide diff against main touches the same sixteen files as before the rebase.

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🟡 Minor · Limit the credential-export statement to Ubicloud runner lanes. · developers-guide.md:971-978

docs/developers-guide.md:971-978
📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Limit the credential-export statement to Ubicloud runner lanes.

Both fork-aware workflows select GitHub-hosted runners for fork pull requests and skip sccache-gha-credentials. Those hosted arms retain GitHub’s native cache configuration, so the current blanket statement is inaccurate.

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@coderabbitai At b72c5f0a, are the two pre-merge error rows resolved?

• Unit Architecture. read_repository_file, parse_toml and RepositoryFileError in cargo_test_targets.py are now the one boundary for manifests, target sources and the nextest configuration. Missing, unreadable and undecodable files, malformed TOML and a missing tests/ directory each fail with the path. declared_test_targets, discovery and the TOML interpretation take their inputs.
• Testing (Overall). trybuild_discovery_test.py drives discovery and the allowance check end to end over a synthetic tests/ tree. The tree holds a constructing target, a directory target whose construction sits in a module, and a target that only mentions the harness in a comment and a literal. The cases cover no override, one exact override, both exact, and substring-only selectors. A constant empty discovery now fails three cases.

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Developer Documentation	⚠️ Warning remains	The trybuild section of docs/developers-guide.md does not yet state the Cargo target-layout rules or the accepted exact, non-negated selector forms.
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