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# Stage 5 — the declared checks !`set -e; R="$(git rev-parse --show-toplevel)"; R2="${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/skills/spec/scripts/run-checks.sh"; [ -r "$R2" ] || R2="$R/plugins/productizer/skills/spec/scripts/run-checks.sh"; if [ ! -r "$R2" ]; then echo "run-checks.sh not found. Nothing was run - which is not the same as nothing failing."; exit 0; fi; L="${TMPDIR:-/tmp}/productizer-changed-$$.txt"; git -C "$R" status --porcelain | awk '{print $NF}' | while IFS= read -r p; do if [ -f "$R/$p" ]; then echo "$p"; elif [ -d "$R/$p" ]; then (cd "$R" && find "$p" -type f); fi; done > "$L"; if [ ! -s "$L" ]; then git -C "$R" diff --name-only HEAD~1 HEAD > "$L" 2>/dev/null || true; echo "(nothing uncommitted; checking the last commit instead)"; fi; bash "$R2" --changed "$L" 2>&1; echo "RC=$?"; rm -f "$L"` ## Reading that The runner already says most of what matters. Add only what it cannot: - **`REFUSED` is not `FAIL`.** A refused check did not run — a missing tool, an unreadable config, a coverage assertion it could not satisfy. Report it as unmeasured, never fold it into a pass or a failure count. - **`HOLLOW` means it exited clean having examined less than it declared.** That is a failure, and it usually means the check was handed the wrong input rather than that the code is wrong. Check the changed-file list before blaming it. - **`not_triggered` is not a problem** for a scoped check whose paths this change did not touch. It is a problem for one declared `always`. - **`s