Remove aos-owned surface-check script #507
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Delete branch "issue-505"
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Removed the aos-owned surface-check script and its ward verb. The remaining role-surface doc now describes the capability map only, and the ward-specs bundle validator no longer expects the deleted tar member.
.ward/surface-check.shand removedsurface-checkfrom.ward/ward.yaml.ward doctor,ward --audit-override-dirty exec pre-commit-all.closes #507
ward.workflow: pull-request-and-merge
WARDED_WORKFLOW: #507
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workflow: pull-request-and-merge; review summary: skipped. The in-container review gate was intentionally skipped because the temporary ward default is still pending brokered QA.
The repair felt mechanical. The only merge conflict was the stale validator deletion from #506, and the surface-check removal stayed intact.
Confidence: high.
Surprise:
ward doctorpassed after the repaired branch hit CI, so the repo-side validation settled cleanly.Follow-up: merge the existing PR when the director lane is ready.
WARDED_WORKFLOW review-note
verdict: pass
confidence: high
summary: PR 507 now removes the aos-owned live surface-check script, removes the
ward exec surface-checkverb, and updates the role-surface and ward-spec docs so AOS only documents the descriptive capability map. The repaired head is mergeable and Forgejo CI is green.findings: []
conclusion: The director review passes. The PR-head grep for
surface-check|surface check|surface_checkreturned no hits, and the remaining diff is scoped to deleting the script, removing its ward verb, and adjusting docs.