[datlechin]

• Pest: 102 files, 2377 cases (2106 + 271 ssr) to 48 files, 1034 cases (994 + 40 ssr). Local run: non-ssr 37s to 27s, ssr 18s to 10s.
• JS: 32 files, 309 tests to 27 files, 223 tests.
• Test PHP: 24.3k to 9.1k lines.

Removed:

• Copy and wording pins: Content/* guards (banned claims, positioning, typed counts, copy style, reviewed facts), forbidden variants, app label glosses, legal text line by line, banner and language bar lengths. They failed on prose edits, not on bugs.
• Duplicates: per-page "renders in every locale" and "is indexed" (Pages/PagesTest and the sitemap own them), NFC three times, catalog key parity (typecheck owns it), cookies and credentials twice.
• SSR markup checks beyond render, filled tokens, own catalog and internal links.
• CSS, source and design greps: Chrome/*, Theme/*, typography, contrast, attribution source reads, event names.
• Pinned data values: prices, engine and feature counts, versions, dates, names. This includes the "every price unchanged" pin; prices still follow checkout by hand (CLAUDE.md, Content).
• SuiteHygieneTest.

Kept and moved:

• Folders: Pages, Localization, Data, Seo, Security, Services, Console, Assets, Repo. Shared helpers in tests/Support, loaded by Pest.php, with shared locales datasets.
• A new blog post no longer needs a test edit; the announce skill drops that step.
• Comments and docs that named a removed test now name its replacement or drop the claim.
• Merged with docs(privacy): explain data use and controls across apps #143 and chore(deps): update Symfony to 8.1.11 for the 2026-11-04 advisories #144. docs(privacy): explain data use and controls across apps #143's legal, wording and credentials test edits go with the files; facts.json privacy policy links join the HTTPS check.
• feat(linux): add the first beta to the website #142 and feat(blog): add the Black Friday 2026 news post #136 edit files this deletes or moves and need main merged in.
• Codex review: no findings. Adversarial review found two lost behavior checks (consent bar render, platform withdrawal); both are back.