Isolate tracing from wrap domain logic (#309) - #412
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Summary
WalkthroughInline wrapping now uses an observer boundary for structured diagnostics. Tracing moves into an adapter, wrapping logic moves into dedicated modules, and benchmark-only APIs and validation cover observed and unobserved paths. ChangesInline observer pipeline
Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant InlineTokenizer
participant SpanGrouping
participant Wrapping
participant TracingObserver
InlineTokenizer->>TracingObserver: emit parsing events
InlineTokenizer->>SpanGrouping: provide inline tokens
SpanGrouping->>TracingObserver: emit grouping events
SpanGrouping->>Wrapping: provide grouped spans
Wrapping->>TracingObserver: emit fragment events
Suggested labels: Suggested reviewers: Priority: ➖ Normal Change: Refactor · Severity of issue fixed: Medium · Unblocks: 1 PR Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to A small documentation wording correction remains; runtime behavior is unaffected. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 12 | ❌ 3❌ Failed checks (2 warnings, 1 inconclusive)
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Full details: Linked Issues checkExplanation Issue Full details: User-Facing DocumentationExplanation The user guide documents the new tracing behaviour and the Resolution Add Full details: ObservabilityExplanation Fail the check because the changed wrapping hot path has measurable latency and resource overhead but no production metric. Resolution Add production wrapping metrics at the public or composition boundary. Record a wrapping invocation counter and a duration histogram for the complete Events cross the boundary in flight Comment |
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for f in src/wrap/observer.rs src/wrap/tracing_adapter.rs src/wrap/inline/predicates.rs; do
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-e 'FootnoteRefChecked' \
-e 'footnote reference checked' \
-e 'looks_like_footnote_ref' \
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Cargo.toml Makefile docs README.md 2>/dev/null || true
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for f in docs/developers-guide.md docs/architecture.md docs/contents.md docs/adrs/0006-observer-boundary-for-tracing.md; do
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ast-grep outline tests/bench_fixtures.rs --items all
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@coderabbitai Have the following now been resolved? src/wrap/inline/span_helpers.rs (1)
🤖 Detailed instructionsVerify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the In src/wrap/inline.rs (1)
Keep the observer-aware wrapping helpers ( 🤖 Detailed instructionsVerify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the In Source: Path instructions |
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wc -l src/wrap/inline.rs
ast-grep outline src/wrap/inline.rs --items all
ast-grep outline src/wrap/inline/wrapping.rs --items all
printf '%s\n' '=== Observer propagation: definitions and calls ==='
rg -n -C 5 \
-e 'fn date_token_span\b' \
-e 'fn try_couple_footnote_reference\b' \
-e 'fn should_couple_whitespace\b' \
-e 'fn matches_footnote_ref_spacing\b' \
-e 'fn normalize_footnote_ref_spacing\b' \
-e 'fn determine_token_span_observed\b' \
-e 'fn wrap_preserving_code_observed\b' \
-e 'looks_like_footnote_ref\s*\(' \
-e 'ends_with_footnote_ref\s*\(' \
-e '&mut None' \
src/wrap/inline/span_helpers.rs \
src/wrap/inline/normalize.rs \
src/wrap/inline/wrapping.rs \
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printf '%s\n' '=== Full focused implementations ==='
sed -n '1,230p' src/wrap/inline/span_helpers.rs
sed -n '1,140p' src/wrap/inline/normalize.rs
sed -n '1,220p' src/wrap/inline/wrapping.rs
sed -n '1,180p' src/wrap/inline.rs
printf '%s\n' '=== Repository-wide call sites for changed helper APIs ==='
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-e '\bdate_token_span\s*\(' \
-e '\bshould_couple_whitespace\s*\(' \
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Keep the normalization behaviour unchanged. It prevents diagnostic noise and preserves the classification-event contract. Run the project validation suite before merge. This inspection did not execute build, lint, test, or benchmark commands. ✏️ Learnings added
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src/wrap/observer.rs \
src/wrap/tracing_adapter.rs \
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src/wrap/tokenize/parsing_tests.rs \
src/wrap/bench_internals.rs \
tests/bench_fixtures.rs \
tests/wrap_properties.rs \
src/wrap/inline/wrapping.rs
do
if [ -f "$f" ]; then
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ast-grep outline "$f" --items all || true
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printf '%s\n' '=== Assertions, observer paths, and property coverage ==='
rg -n -C 4 \
-e 'is_image' \
-e 'LinkOrImageParsed' \
-e 'wrap_without_observer' \
-e 'wrap_with_tracing_observer' \
-e 'TracingObserver' \
-e 'proptest!' \
-e 'prop_assert' \
-e 'ObserverHandle' \
-e 'Event::' \
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printf '%s\n' '=== Focused runtime test and fixture code ==='
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-e 'fn determine_token_span_observed\b' \
-e 'fn build_fragments\b' \
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printf '%s\n' '=== Inline submodule declarations and test-module structure ==='
sed -n '1,110p' src/wrap/inline.rs
sed -n '1,110p' src/wrap/mod.rs
fd -t f . src/wrap | sort | rg '/(tests|.*_tests|.*_props)\.rs$|span_grouping|wrapping'
printf '%s\n' '=== Existing custom observers and direct Event assertions ==='
rg -n -C 4 \
-e 'impl\s+Observer\s+for' \
-e 'struct .*Observer' \
-e 'Vec<Event' \
-e 'match event' \
-e 'Event::(LinkOrImageParsed|FootnoteRefChecked|FragmentClassified|DateSequenceMatched)' \
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In `@benches/wrap_observer.rs`:
- Around line 15-19: Update the run command in the wrap_observer benchmark
documentation to use the repository’s warning-denying `make bench` target
instead of invoking Cargo directly.
In `@docs/developers-guide.md`:
- Around line 779-793: The tracing event table and canonical field documentation
are inconsistent. Update the canonical field-name section and field table to
define pattern, span_kind, has_following_colon, and follows_space_before_colon
with meanings matching TracingObserver, while preserving the event entries and
keeping the documented schema synchronized.
- Around line 710-721: Update the benchmarking validation guidance near the
`wrap_observer` benchmark to require all listed gates before merge: run `make
markdownlint`, `make fmt`, and `make nixie` for Markdown changes, plus `make
check-fmt`, `make lint`, `make test`, and `make bench` for Rust changes; treat
warnings as failures.
In `@src/wrap/bench_internals.rs`:
- Around line 61-66: Replace the backslash-based multiline string continuations
in the benchmark input construction around lines.push and the corresponding
second occurrence with concat!() fragments. Preserve the exact generated text
and spacing, including the interpolation placeholders and trailing footnote
reference.
In `@src/wrap/inline/observer_props.rs`:
- Around line 24-27: Extend EventSummary and the observation_is_deterministic
property to capture and compare every stable, content-free Event field,
including result, is_image, date boundaries, patterns, span and fragment kinds,
and coupling flags. Update the summary construction and equality comparison so
changes to any of these fields cause the determinism property to fail, and add
substantive coverage that would detect omissions from the summary.
In `@src/wrap/inline/span_grouping.rs`:
- Around line 124-174: Update emit_whitespace_footnote_coupling and
emit_footnote_reference_coupling to return immediately when observer is None,
before calling looks_like_footnote_ref or computing any coupling context.
Preserve all existing event construction and observation behavior when an
observer is attached.
- Around line 179-183: Add a Rustdoc comment (`///`) immediately above
`determine_token_span_observed` documenting that `start` must be less than
`tokens.len()` and out-of-bounds input panics, the return tuple is `(end,
width)`, and observer events are reported only when `observer` is `Some`; align
the indexing contract with sibling `determine_token_span`.
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Prove that the observer/tracing adapter adds no derived-payload work on the inline wrapping hot path when tracing is disabled, and establish a baseline for large realistic wrapping workloads. - Add Criterion (minimal features) as a dev-dependency and register a `wrap_observer` bench target gated on a new `bench-internals` feature. - Add `src/wrap/bench_internals.rs`: feature-gated, `#[doc(hidden)]` shims exposing the crate-internal `wrap_preserving_code_observed` for the observer-`None` and `TracingObserver`-disabled paths, plus deterministic large fixtures mixing prose, links, inline code, and footnote references. Never compiled into production builds. - Benchmark the public `wrap_text` document path and the inline path with the observer disabled (`None`) versus `TracingObserver` with no subscriber installed; the latter two must match. - Add `tests/bench_fixtures.rs` proving the fixtures exercise links, code spans, and footnote references and that wrapping preserves them (content assertions only, no timing). - Add a `make bench` target and a developer-guide section documenting the command and the disabled-tracing performance invariant. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Reconcile the observer/tracing work with main's restructuring of the paragraph module (now split into hard_break, pending, spanning_code, and tail_reflow submodules) after rebasing onto origin/main. - Make `wrap_preserving_code` the production inline entry point again, wiring up a `TracingObserver` internally, so main's new call sites in `paragraph/spanning_code.rs` and `paragraph/tail_reflow.rs` route through the observer boundary. This replaces the branch's test-only `wrap_preserving_code` and the redundant `paragraph::wrap_observed` helper, which is removed. - Gate the `wrap_preserving_code_observed` re-export behind the `bench-internals` feature, its only remaining external caller. - Rebuild Cargo.lock from main's, re-adding the criterion dev-dependency. - Repair an architecture.md merge artifact that mangled the footnote before/after example, and drop stray blank lines flagged by markdownlint in the merged docs. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Address the third round of observer-boundary review feedback. - Stop logging Markdown token text. The `fragment classified` event emitted a bounded snippet of the fragment, contradicting the documented rule that tracing events must never carry raw document content. It now records `token_length` and `kind` only; the borrowed token is used solely to derive the count. The snippet helper and its tests are removed, and a new test asserts fragment text never reaches the log. - Stop speculative footnote probes emitting events. `classify_fragment` tried three shape variants of one fragment and the `normalize_footnote_ref_spacing` pre-scan probed every token window, so a single token produced repeated `FootnoteRefChecked` records describing branch attempts rather than outcomes. Both now pass `&mut None`, leaving `FragmentClassified` as the fragment's sole event, with comments recording why. - Correct the benchmark documentation: `tracing_observer_disabled` still pays a dynamic dispatch, event match, and `tracing::enabled!` check per event, so it is a bounded-overhead check against `observer_none`, not an equality check. - Run `make bench` with `-D warnings`, preserving any caller RUSTFLAGS. - Document the emission contract on `wrap_preserving_code_observed`. - Rename the no-observer predicate test to say what it covers and add a case for `TracingObserver` with no subscriber installed. - Assert every generated construct in the benchmark fixtures rather than only index 0, exposing the fixture counts for the tests. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Add `tests/ui/bench_internals_pass.rs`, a compile-pass fixture exercising the feature-gated `wrap::bench_internals` surface as a downstream crate writing its own wrapping benchmarks would, following the existing `blockquote_fence_api_pass.rs` pattern. The fixture also pins a contract no other target asserts: attaching a `TracingObserver` must leave wrapped output byte-for-byte identical to the unobserved path, keeping the observer boundary a pure diagnostics channel. The driver test in `tests/compile.rs` is gated on the `bench-internals` feature. Without that gate a plain `cargo test` would fail, because the module does not exist when the feature is off; `make test` passes `--all-features`, so the case runs there. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Main added insta snapshot tests pinning the inline tracing events (#305, those events behind the Observer port. Keep both: the snapshots continue to guard the diagnostics contract, now across the adapter boundary. Restore the diagnostics this branch had dropped, as domain events rather than direct `tracing` calls: - `DateSequenceMatched` regains the `pattern` field and moves to `try_match_date_sequence`, where the matched shape is known. - `DateSequenceGrouped` restores the `determine_token_span grouped date sequence` event. - `WhitespaceFootnoteCoupling` and `FootnoteReferenceCoupling` restore the grouping-boundary events, including `span_kind`, `token_length`, and the `error_category` values for declined couplings. Move `SpanKind` into `observer.rs` beside `FragmentKind`, since it is now domain vocabulary carried on events; `span_helpers` re-exports it so the familiar path still resolves. Split the two coupling translations out of `TracingObserver::observe` to keep it within the line limit. Adapt main's snapshot tests to attach a `TracingObserver`, and restore `span_helper_tracing_tests.rs` in the same shape. The snapshots change in exactly three intended ways: events now target `mdtablefix::wrap::tracing_adapter`, no `#[tracing::instrument]` spans wrap them, and `fragment classified` reports `token_length` instead of the raw token. Every message and metadata field is otherwise unchanged. Rebuild Cargo.lock from main's, re-adding the criterion dev-dependency. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Address the latest review round. Structure: - Split `wrapping.rs` (482 lines, over the 400-line limit) into `span_grouping.rs` for token-span grouping and `wrapping.rs` for line fitting, at 264 and 235 lines. Correct the module docs, which had claimed the file stayed within the limit. - Move the `-ise` spellings in the touched files to the repository's en-GB-oxendict `-ize` forms. Diagnostics: - `log_footnote_reference_coupling` now records all four combinations of `coupled` and `follows_space_before_colon`. A reference coupled outside the colon-after-whitespace context previously passed silently; that gap predates the observer refactor but is a real hole, so it now emits `coupled footnote reference into current span`. - Expand the `observer.rs` and `tracing_adapter.rs` module docs from one line each to describe the port, the event flow, what the adapter owns, and the cost and content rules. Tests: - Assert the `is_image=true` path, which no test reached. - Move the shim output-equivalence assertion out of the trybuild fixture into an ordinary feature-gated test, leaving trybuild to cover the API surface. - Add `observer_props.rs`: a recording observer plus property tests over generated inline Markdown covering output equivalence with and without an observer, determinism, non-zero reported token lengths, and event propagation. Docs: - Qualify `TracingObserver` as the single production adapter, since the test-only `NoOpObserver` also implements the port. - Correct the `ObserverHandle` example to guard on `as_deref_mut()`. - Restate the benchmark rule per emitted event and drop run-to-run variance as evidence of derived-payload work. - Repoint stale symbol locations at `span_grouping.rs`, `wrapping.rs`, and `observer.rs`, and record the new coupling message. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Follow-up to the span-grouping split, fixing three doc details that the previous commit left wrong or over-long. - `SpanKind` moved to the observer port, so cite `src/wrap/observer.rs` rather than `src/wrap/inline/span_helpers.rs`. - The grouped-date and footnote-coupling events are emitted from `determine_token_span_observed`, which now lives in `src/wrap/inline/span_grouping.rs`, not `wrapping.rs`. - Rename the stale `inline.rs_helpers` participant in the wrap sequence diagram, keeping its `IH` alias so every message still resolves. - Rewrap two paragraphs that exceeded the 80-column limit. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Post-rebase fixups for changes main made while this branch was open. - Renumber the observer-boundary ADR from 0006 to 0012. Main landed its own ADR 0006 (single-pass idempotence) and went on to 0011, so the number this branch chose was taken. Update the heading and every reference. - Adopt main's `test_macros::traced_test` wrapper in the three files this branch created or rewrote. Main migrated the repository away from `tracing_test`'s own attribute because it can silently drop a test's log lines; these files were cut before that migration and kept the old import through the rebase. - Rebuild `Cargo.lock` from main's, restoring the `criterion` entries the benchmark needs. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Address the code findings from the latest review round. - `EventSummary` in the observer property tests captured only the event name and a token length, so `observation_is_deterministic` compared a fraction of each event and would not have noticed `is_image`, `result`, `coupled`, `start`, `end`, `width`, `pattern`, or either `kind` field drifting. It now captures every stable field, and destructures each variant exhaustively with no `..` rest pattern, so a new `Event` field fails to compile until it is summarized. - Add two properties that would catch such an omission: one drives a generated link or image through the whole wrapping pipeline and asserts the reported `is_image` matches, the other asserts the boolean decision fields are reported at all. The tokenizer's own tests call `parse_link_or_image` directly, so they would still pass if the pipeline dropped the observer on the way in; these would not. - `emit_whitespace_footnote_coupling` and `emit_footnote_reference_coupling` probed for a footnote reference, and computed the coupling context, before checking whether an observer was attached. Both now return as soon as the handle is `None`. The probe passes `&mut None` and is pure, so nothing observable changes. - Document `determine_token_span_observed`. It is the production entry point and carries the observer parameter, but only its `#[cfg(test)]` sibling documented the indexing contract. Record the `start < tokens.len()` precondition, the `(end, width)` return, and that events are reported only when the handle is `Some`. - Replace the backslash string continuations in the benchmark fixtures with `concat!` fragments at both sites. `concat!` does not support implicit argument capture, so `index` is now passed explicitly; the generated text is byte-identical, verified across the index range both loops use. - Point the benchmark module docs at `make bench` rather than a bare `cargo bench`, since the Makefile target denies warnings. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Address the two documentation findings from the latest review round. - `TracingObserver` emits `pattern`, `span_kind`, `has_following_colon`, and `follows_space_before_colon`, but the canonical field-name table and its lead-in prose defined none of them, so the documented schema was narrower than what a subscriber actually sees. Add a row for each and extend the prose list. Adding `follows_space_before_colon` widens the first column past its previous budget, so the whole table is re-padded; the existing rows are otherwise unchanged, as is the separate domain-events table, which already matched the adapter. - The benchmarking subsection explained how to run `make bench` but never said what else to run before merging. Record the gate list for Rust and for Markdown changes, and note that `make bench`, `make test`, and `make lint` deny warnings themselves. - Correct two link labels that still read "ADR 0006" while pointing at the renumbered observer-boundary ADR. Main's own ADR 0006, on single-pass idempotence, keeps that number. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Integrate main's bare-bracket reference wrapping (#505) with the observer boundary, and document what the tightened lint now requires. Main added `looks_like_bracketed_reference` carrying a `#[tracing::instrument]` attribute, the exact vendor coupling this branch removes from the inline domain. The attribute is gone. The predicate takes no observer either: each of its three callers is speculative, so forwarding one would report branch attempts rather than an outcome. The outcome is already reported once, as a `FragmentClassified` event carrying `FragmentKind::BracketedRef`, matching how the footnote probes in `classify_fragment` are handled. ADR 0012 records the rule so the next such predicate is settled the same way. `FragmentKind` and `SpanKind` moved to the observer port on this branch, so main's new `BracketedRef` variants follow them there rather than staying in `fragment.rs` and `span_helpers.rs`. The bracket coupling itself lands in `span_grouping.rs`, which is where this branch moved the grouping loop main patched. `wrap_preserving_code` is no longer test-only: main's `spanning_code` and `tail_reflow` call it from production, and it is the entry point that wires up the `TracingObserver`. Document every `Event` variant field, plus `new_observed`, `is_code_token`, `initial_token_span`, and `segment_inline_observed`. `missing_docs_in_private_items` reaches these now that main has made the repository a Cargo workspace. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
The entity merge removed the blank line between `mod tests;` and the following doc comment in `paragraph.rs`, leaving the file one line adrift from main for no reason. It is now byte-identical to main again: this branch moved the observer wiring into `wrap_preserving_code`, so `paragraph.rs` needs no changes of its own. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
The entity merge left two blank lines between `make bench` and the equivalent Cargo invocation in the observer-benchmark snippet. It sits inside a fenced block, so markdownlint's MD012 never flagged it. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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@coderabbitai Responding to the three pre-merge checks. Two are actioned; one I am declining, with reasoning. Testing (Overall) — actionedYou were right, and the gap was exactly as described: every traced test in the repo drove a helper directly with a hand-attached observer, so nothing covered the path callers actually take. A dropped observer on the production entry point would have passed the whole suite.
I checked these are not vacuous rather than assuming it: with the adapter temporarily unwired ( Domain Architecture — actionedAgreed, and thank you for catching it.
The value of doing it this way is that the layering is now checkable rather than asserted: no module under Observability — declining, with a follow-up offeredI do not think wrapping-level metrics belong in this PR, for three reasons. It contradicts the invariant this PR adds. The There is no failure to observe. It is a different concern from the one under review. Metrics today sit in the I/O and CLI-startup subsystems — If you would like wrapping-level metrics considered on their merits, I am happy to open a tracking issue for it. I would rather do that than bolt a histogram onto the hot path in a PR whose stated purpose is to keep that path cheap. |
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Address the latest review round. The architectural finding was correct and is the substance of this commit. `wrap_preserving_code` constructed `TracingObserver` inside `src/wrap/inline/wrapping.rs`, so the wrapping domain depended on the concrete adapter — the coupling this branch exists to remove, and a contradiction of ADR 0012. A new `src/wrap/wiring.rs` is now the composition point: it is the only production module naming the adapter, and it exists solely to hand an `ObserverHandle` to the domain's `wrap_preserving_code_observed`, which depends on the port alone. The paragraph helpers call through it. This buys a checkable invariant rather than an asserted one: nothing under `wrap/inline/` or `wrap/tokenize/` names `tracing` or `TracingObserver` outside its own test modules. Every traced test drove one helper with a hand-attached observer, so a dropped observer on the path callers actually take would have passed the whole suite. `wiring_tracing_tests.rs` drives the public `wrap_text` with a subscriber installed, asserts the adapter's records appear with their content-free fields, and asserts the distinctive link label, URL path, and footnote label are absent. Unwiring the adapter fails both traced tests and leaves the output-equivalence test passing, which is the right split. Smaller fixes from the same round: - Extract the two inline test modules from `predicates.rs` into `predicates_tests.rs` and `predicates_tracing_tests.rs`, following the `#[path]` convention the sibling modules already use. The file drops from 490 lines to 268. It was over the 400-line cap before this branch touched it, at 438, but this branch made it worse. - Replace the three-branch matcher chain in `try_match_date_sequence` with `match_date_pattern` over an ordered matcher table, so precedence is a readable list and the pattern name travels with the match instead of being attached by the caller. - Drop the inline date tracing test from `span_helpers.rs`. The extracted `date_token_span_reports_matched_sequence` asserts the same three log facts and additionally checks the computed width, so it is a strict superset. - `fragment_classification_does_not_require_subscriber` went through `InlineFragment::new`, which attaches `NoOpObserver`, so it never reached the adapter it was named for. It now drives `TracingObserver` with no subscriber, matching the pattern in `predicates.rs`. - Describe `token_length` as content-free scalar metadata rather than bounded. It is an uncapped `chars().count()`, so "bounded" claimed a guarantee that does not exist; the real property is that it is a scalar and never document text. The review cited two places; there were four, including the adapter's own doc comment. - One `recognised` this branch introduced becomes `recognized`. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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In `@src/wrap/inline/fragment.rs`:
- Around line 339-350: Update
fragment_classification_with_observer_but_no_subscriber_returns_kind to execute
InlineFragment::new_observed within an explicit no-subscriber tracing
dispatcher, preventing ambient subscribers from enabling the adapter path.
Preserve the TracingObserver setup and the existing FragmentKind::FootnoteRef
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- Line 77: Update the test around wrap_line so it compares output for the same
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- Around line 25-27: Extract the duplicated Markdown input into a named rstest
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🧪 Proposed fix#[test]
fn fragment_classification_does_not_require_subscriber() {
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The review found a vacuous test, and it was right. It also exposed a false premise I had written into two comments. `production_path_output_does_not_depend_on_subscriber` called `wrap_line` twice with no subscriber installed in either call, so it asserted determinism while its doc comment claimed subscriber independence. It now runs one call under `NoSubscriber` and the other under a `CountingSubscriber` that enables every callsite, and asserts the event count is non-zero before comparing output, so the comparison cannot quietly become vacuous again. Forcing `enabled` to return false makes it fail with that message; unwiring the adapter fails the two traced tests and leaves this one passing, which is the split the observer contract requires. The subscriber is implemented against `tracing`'s own trait rather than adding `tracing-subscriber` as a dependency for fifteen lines. Two tests claimed, in comments I wrote, that `tracing_test` installs its subscriber only for the test it decorates. It does not: it installs a process-global dispatcher behind a `Once`, so a sibling traced test anywhere in the binary leaves it installed for the rest of the run. Those tests therefore exercised whatever the test ordering happened to leave behind. Both now establish the no-subscriber state with a thread-local `NoSubscriber`, which takes precedence over the global, and the comments record what actually happens. Lift the duplicated Markdown into a shared `rstest` fixture so the test that proves events fire and the test that proves document text does not leak cannot drift onto different inputs. Document the change for library consumers. On main the `fragment classified` event carried `token`, a truncated snippet of document text, plus a `truncated` flag; it now carries `token_length` and `kind`. Anyone reading `token=` from a subscriber loses it, so `docs/users-guide.md` records the narrowing under its library-API notes and points at the developers guide for the full event table. The developers guide described the production pipeline in terms of `segment_inline` and `determine_token_span`, both `#[cfg(test)]`-only wrappers that do not exist in a production build. It now names the `_observed` functions and says once what the unsuffixed pair are for. Two smaller notes. The CHANGELOG entry goes in a new `[Unreleased]` section rather than under `v0.6.0`, which is tagged and pushed. That makes this the first file to carry two release sections, which tripped MD024, so `siblings_only` is enabled — a genuine duplicate within one release still fails, as verified. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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@coderabbitai Responding to the five pre-merge checks. Three actioned, one already done, one declined. Testing (Overall) — actionedCorrect, and a real defect. Details on the thread; in short the test compared two no-subscriber runs. It now compares User-Facing Documentation — actionedI initially doubted this one and checked
One scoping note: Also added a CHANGELOG entry. It goes under a new Developer Documentation — actionedAlso correct. The pipeline narrative named Linked Issues — already doneThis asks me to remove Observability — declining again, with a new and concrete reasonI gave three reasons last round. Here is the one I did not have then, which I think settles it. Wrapping duration is already observable. The earlier reasons still hold. A histogram on every On "removes meaningful wrapping diagnostics": that is the deliberate trade in ADR 0012 rather than an oversight. The diagnostic lost is the token text itself, which is precisely the thing that must not reach a subscriber. What replaced it — Happy to open a tracking issue for wrapping metrics on their own merits. |
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1007-1007: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winCorrect the noun phrase.
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…) (#417) Closes #306. Post-merge review of PR #303 identified two testing gaps in the inline-wrapping tracing instrumentation. This closes both. - Add a direct traced test for `find_footnote_end`'s label-span branch, driving it through a `TracingObserver` and asserting the exact `start=0`, `end=4`, and `token_length=4` fields while keeping the content-free logging convention. - Add the first traced test outside the library crate, reaching `wrap_text` through the published API alone and pinning the `kind=FootnoteRef` field. - Enable `tracing-test`'s `no-env-filter` feature, which integration tests require: Cargo builds each `tests/` file as its own crate, and the default per-crate filter would hide every event the library emits.
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Closes #309
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