All tests pass successfully after merging master (1300 passed, 1 failed [pre-existing]). Reviewed the implementation of assess_already_landed_report_wording in review_proofs.py and the test coverage in tests/test_already_landed_report_wording.py. It correctly rejects eligible/reviewed wording for already-landed PRs. Verified that the remaining failure is pre-existing on master.
All tests pass successfully after merging master (1272 passed, 1 failed [pre-existing]). Reviewed the implementation of assess_validation_worktree_edit_report in reviewer_validation_worktree_edits.py and the test coverage in tests/test_reviewer_validation_worktree_edits.py. It correctly blocks edits inside PR validation worktrees and requires separate scratch worktrees for diagnostic experiments. Verified that the remaining failure is pre-existing on master.
All tests pass successfully after merging master (1281 passed, 1 failed [pre-existing]). Reviewed the implementation of assess_merge_simulation_report in reviewer_merge_simulation.py and the test coverage in tests/test_reviewer_merge_simulation.py. It correctly classifies merge simulation commands as worktree mutations and requires appropriate documentation. Verified that the remaining failure is pre-existing on master.
All tests pass successfully after merging master (1270 passed, 1 failed [pre-existing]). Reviewed the implementation of assess_validation_environment_proof in review_proofs.py and the test coverage in tests/test_review_proofs.py. It correctly verifies that the reviewer reports the exact validation command, working directory, and environment details. Verified that the remaining failure is pre-existing on master.
All tests passed successfully (1169 passed, 0 failed). Reviewed the changes in tests/test_agent_temp_artifacts.py. It correctly seeds the GITEA_ALLOWED_OPERATIONS environment variable for TestIssueLockArtifactWarning and mocks the newer git state fields so the test does not fail on permission blocks. This successfully resolves the pre-existing master failure in Issue #359.