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A fresh /code-review of the APM-native authoring retarget (PR #93) found several correctness bugs beyond the ones already fixed on this branch: - new-agent.sh silently walked a marker-less subdirectory under $HOME up to user scope, contradicting its own usage text ("user scope is checked directly, no walk-up") and risking scaffolding into shared global ~/.claude or ~/.copilot directories instead of the intended local path. - The hand-copied apm.yml type: manifest detector in new-agent.sh and new-skill.sh accepted mismatched quotes (e.g. `type: "skill'`) that validate.sh's regex correctly rejects, and silently dropped a final apm.yml line lacking a trailing newline — causing the scaffolder and validator to disagree on scope for identical input. - Plugin-scope agent frontmatter could still contain the apm-agent.md template's HTML comments at ship time with no audit signal, yet apm compile copies frontmatter verbatim and <!-- --> breaks YAML parsing on both downstream harnesses. - ADR-0016 asserted agent-audit already implements a SUGGESTION heuristic for tool-restriction-needing plugin-scope agents; it doesn't. - agent-audit/README.md still described the old plugin-pair model this PR replaced with a single-file allowlist model. - validate.sh's project/user-scope CC-only/Copilot-only field checks and counterpart-missing check lost their only test coverage when the old plugin-pair fixture was deleted. Also replaces an echo-into-sed two-value parse (4 forks per call) with a single space-separated echo + read in both scaffolders. Regression tests added for every fix above, including one for a bug this pass introduced and the test suite caught: an initial two-line echo + `read` attempt silently dropped the second value, since `read` consumes only one line regardless of embedded newlines. Full suite: 158 bats tests, 39 shell-script tests, 12/12 summary categories, 0 failures. Refs: #89, #93
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