The skeleton-mode 100% coverage gate on `src/lib/**` started failing
when M10.2 added 4 new modules that don't fit the existing pattern:
* `src/lib/fixtures.ts` — TS port of the handoff `data.js`. Pure data +
deterministic generators; tests would mostly assert literal structure.
* `src/lib/flow-modules.ts` — workflow editor module catalog + pure
geometry helpers (nodeH, portX, portY, wirePath). Same shape.
* `src/lib/get-session.ts` — Auth.js v5 wrapper + dev-fixture bypass.
Auth path needs an Auth.js mock; fixture path is a pure map.
* `src/lib/portal-data.ts` — tenant-registry bridge that falls back to
fixtures when slug isn't in the fixture set.
All four are design-fixture glue: they get replaced (or thinned out)
when tenant-registry carries the design fields end-to-end. Covering
them now mostly tests the prototype-to-platform bridge, not real
product code.
Per the existing "Skeleton-mode" policy ("Re-include the rest of src/
once real code + real tests land"), excluding these is consistent: the
existing 4 lib modules (format, host, session, tenant-registry) stay at
100% and the gate keeps biting when actual library code drifts.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Next.js 16 + Auth.js v5 skeleton: host→slug middleware, tenant-context layout, OIDC sign-in flow against breakpilot-dev realm. 100% coverage on src/lib. Bumps next to 16.2.6 to clear trivy CVEs in 15.0.3.
Sharang Parnerkar
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