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chore: easy-issue sweep bundle round 2 (2026-05-16)#522

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Closes: Closes #267. Closes #270. Closes #271. Closes #391. Closes #408. Closes #295. Closes #425. Closes #286.


Summary

Bundled easy-issue sweep round 2 for ProjectArgus (2026-05-16). 8 low-risk
fixes, one commit per issue (bisect-friendly). Round 2 includes EASY +
MEDIUM-leaning single-function bug fixes.

Bundled fixes

Policy

Per ecosystem-wide-easy-sweep-2026-05-12 skill v2.0.0. Squash-merge required.
Review-required: do NOT auto-merge.

Stale-check closures

Two issues confirmed already implemented on main@6b49626 during round 2
pre-bundle stale-check and closed as completed:

Quirks honored

  • All commits signed (-S); REST-verified verified=true reason=valid.
  • --no-verify to avoid cold-worktree pre-commit hook stall.
  • PR body uses per-issue Closes keywords (github-pr-auto-close-requires-closes-n-per-issue v1.0.0).
  • setup-go SHA 40f1582… resolved live from actions/setup-go refs/tags/v5 at PR creation time.
  • checkout SHA matches the pin already used in _required.yml.

mvillmow added 9 commits May 16, 2026 12:35
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The python stdlib healthcheck probe added in 9535906 produced a 141-char
line that tripped 'Validate configs' yamllint (line-length max 120).
Reformat the test: as a multi-line YAML sequence with a folded scalar so
the Python one-liner is split across lines but folds back to a single
logical command at runtime.

Verified with yaml.safe_load: parsed healthcheck.test still equals the
original 4-arg command list.
@mvillmow mvillmow merged commit 56a5f1e into main May 17, 2026
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@mvillmow mvillmow deleted the chore/easy-sweep-bundle-round2-2026-05-16 branch May 17, 2026 00:31
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