Defame1297 07ea0aeb17 fix(kyberforge): stop union-masking drift between vale-audit-prefilter manifests
hook_file_regexes() unioned the `files:` regex from .pre-commit-hooks.yaml
and .pre-commit-config.yaml before checking whether a probe path is in
scope of a kyberforge vale-audit-prefilter hook. That union let a probe
matching only the old, looser .pre-commit-hooks.yaml pattern pass even
after .pre-commit-config.yaml's copy of the same hook had been narrowed
(e.g. to require a `.agent.md` suffix) -- silently masking exactly the
kind of hook-rescoping drift this check exists to catch. Per ADR-0014
the two manifests are meant to exercise the same resolution path an
external consumer's hook would, so this divergence is real drift, not
noise.

hook_file_regexes() now takes the manifest path explicitly and caches
per (skill, manifest) pair instead of per skill, so each manifest's
regex set can be inspected on its own. The probe-validation loop
computes in_hooks/in_config independently via a new matches_any_regex()
helper. Probes carry a new third heredoc field, `shared` or
`hooks-only`: `shared` probes (a file shape genuinely covered by both
manifests, e.g. plugins/demo/.apm/agents/demo.agent.md) must agree
between the two or the check now fails with a drift error;
`hooks-only` probes (a Copilot .agent.md living outside this repo's
own plugins/.apm/ layout, and the legacy bare-`.md`-under-agents/ shape
kept only to exercise a distinct .vale.ini glob section in isolation)
are exempt, since .pre-commit-hooks.yaml is deliberately broader there
by design. The original "matches no regex in either manifest"
staleness check is unchanged.

Added case 11b to tests/test-check-vale-style-sync.sh: narrows a
fixture's local config regex further while leaving
.pre-commit-hooks.yaml untouched, and asserts the check now flags it.
Confirmed red against the pre-fix script before applying the fix.

Refs: #95
2026-08-13 22:07:22 +00:00
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