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lane-orders: grep saved test logs, never invent an unfilled placeholder #4129

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7 changes: 6 additions & 1 deletion .claude/skills/lane-orders/SKILL.md
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- `<CHANGELOG_BUFFER_DIR>`;
- `<CO_AUTHOR_TRAILER>`, `<SESSION_URL>`.

If your brief leaves one unfilled, don't invent a value. Skip the step that needs it and say so in the PR body.
In wave E (2026-09-24), a lane whose brief left `<CHANGELOG_BUFFER_DIR>` unfilled wrote its changelog entry to a
made-up path inside the repo.

Isolated worktrees live under `.claude/worktrees/` inside the repo, so a repo-scanning test must not exclude that
path.

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- **Never edit, build in, or check out branches in the shared main checkout.** Your first action is creating your
own worktree.
- Never paste full test output. Grep for `[FAIL]|Total:`.
- Never paste full test output. Grep for `[FAIL]|Total:`. A test log saved to a file is still test output: grep
it, never Read it.
- Read files by offset/limit. Never read a whole large file.
- grep prints whole lines. Pipe it through `cut -c1-200` in files with long lines: each MCP `Description(...)` is
one line of 1-3k characters.
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