Keep playbook 03's rule as it was, in plain words, and say how the record is searched (review of #318)
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## What belongs here, and what does not
| Belongs in `04-ISSUES` | Belongs in the operational lessons |
| Belongs in `04-ISSUES` | Belongs with the fix's own lesson, not here |
|---|---|
| The design permits a failure to be silent | How to fix one occurrence of it |
| A documented rule is enforced by nothing | A command that works around it |
| A stated invariant is false in practice | A node-specific quirk |
| The owning component is unknown and finding it needs the whole mesh in view | Symptom → fix, once the answer is known |
The operational lessons (symptom → fix) are found by their literal symptom text through the records
module (`records.records_search`). This folder is not a second copy of them. An issue here is a question HQ must **answer**, not an
A fix's lesson (symptom → fix) is written where a search by the symptom's literal words finds it
(`records.records_search`). This folder is not a second copy of it. An issue here is a question HQ must **answer**, not an
incident someone must **clear**.
## The issue tracker holds the number and the status
@@ -109,8 +109,8 @@ import read, which every imported issue names (`imported.commit` in `issue-track
- A number never moves. A folder carries the number the tracker gave; a folder whose number collides with
another (one numbered before the tracker, or by hand) is a fault, and `cycle.py` refuses two records
sharing a number.
- An issue whose answer is a general lesson also says that lesson in its resolution, in the symptom's
own words, so the next person searching that symptom finds it. Both, not either.
- An issue whose answer is a general lesson should also have that lesson written where a search by
the symptom's literal words finds it, so the next person searching it finds it. Both, not either.
- `wontfix` is legitimate and requires a sentence saying why; the tracker refuses it without one.
- **An agent says when it starts work on an issue**, by moving it to `diagnosing` or `fixing` with `by`. Two agents
never start the same work without knowing: the second is refused, naming the first.