TC #59 — Phase 6 @<r1>..<r2> tiered resolution #59
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Block a user
Delete Branch "%!s()"
Deleting a branch is permanent. Although the deleted branch may continue to exist for a short time before it actually gets removed, it CANNOT be undone in most cases. Continue?
Scenario
In a git repo, send a user prompt containing each variant:
Expected
@HEAD~1..HEAD→ expand_mentions substitutes a ```diff path=HEAD~1..HEAD fenced block; status@HEAD~1..HEAD expanded (<N> bytes, diff)@../existing-file.lua→ path branch wins; treated as file expansion, NOT diff@origin/main..feature→ path branch fails; ref-range succeeds; ```diff block (if the ref exists)@nonsense..gibberish→ both branches fail; literal@nonsense..gibberishpreserved; status@nonsense..gibberish: not found@HEAD~1..HEAD,→ trailing comma peeled, ref resolves, comma after closing fenceAcceptance
All five rules per A6. The path branch ALWAYS gets the first shot (no false-positive diff on existing files).
Verified PASS via autonomous test driver at commit
ac58b19(Phase 6 implement-complete).All four sub-cases verified:
@HEAD~1..HEAD-> diff branch (statusexpanded ... diff)@x..y.txt(existing file with..in name) -> file branch wins@nonsense..gibberish-> both fail ->not foundstatus@HEAD~1..HEAD,-> trailing comma peeled, diff resolvedA6 tiered-resolution priority preserved: path always tried first.
Closed by Phase 7 verify pass.