Every gate was DECOYED - the label constructed without the fact, the gate run, the verdict recorded.
No verdict here was reached by reading, because reading is exactly how the five prior instances hid.
SCOPE IS A FACT TOO, and it was the big one. Six gates decided what to look at with os.listdir - one
directory level. Every one was green AND CORRECT, because no template subdirectory exists today; every
one would have gone blind the moment anyone added templates/partials/, which is an ordinary act. A
single planted file carrying an emoji, a native confirm(), hand-rolled row markup, a dangling JS id
reference, a templated secret and an unregistered retrieval promise passed all six.
THE CONTROL IS WHAT MAKES THAT A MEASUREMENT: mojibake and docker-v already used os.walk, saw the
identical planted file, and convicted. So the cause was the listing, not the decoy.
COMMENTS ARE NOT CODE, AND COMMENTS ARE NOT CONTROLS. debug-routes matched `case subpath == "x"` in
raw text, so a case left in a commented-out block counted as a live handler - which is R-400's
original defect (seven dead controls on the page an operator opens when something is already wrong)
reached through the one door its own gate could not see. app-row-dedup's MUST_USE check had the same
shape: a commented-out {{template "app_list_row"}} satisfied it.
Stripping is deliberately crude in debug_route_gate, and that is correct there: its own docstring
insists on ten lines that cannot rot. A // inside a string literal truncates that line, which can
only ever HIDE a reference, never invent one - it fails in the safe direction.
NOT FIXED, and left open with its decoy rather than quietly patched: R-425, offbox-rename scans a
fixed three-entry FILES list, so banned NAS branding in a NEW offbox template passes. The scope was
correct when written and silently narrows every time the feature grows a file.
test_gate_decoys.py holds 10 decoys and declares COVERS, which felhom.eu's new decoy-coverage gate
AST-parses - a substring search for coverage would be the very shape this sweep exists to find.
No Go code. No version bump. No image. No golden owed.
Survey: felhom.eu/documentation/audits/AUDIT-gate-decoys-2026-09-01.md
- settings.html (1451 lines) deleted; sections moved verbatim into
settings_system.html (Rendszer konfiguráció, Verzió és frissítés,
Vezérlő/Kiszolgáló újraindítása + update/restart JS),
settings_notifications.html (Értesítések, Alkalmazás-email),
settings_security.html (Jelszó módosítás, Földrajzi korlátozás + geo
JS, Vészhelyzeti információk — heading + section copy accents fixed),
storage.html (Adattárolók, NAS, migrate progress, agent view + all
storage JS; wizard entry links now /storage/init|attach with sprite
icons instead of emoji). The NAS + migrate sections were nested inside
{{if .StoragePaths}} in the monolith and vanished with zero drives —
now unconditional on /storage.
- layout.html: Tárhely main-nav item (hard-drive icon) + the
'Beállítások' sidebar group with Rendszer / Értesítések / Biztonság és
hozzáférés sub-links (active-state per page key); orphaned
.sidebar-settings-link CSS deleted (grep-zero), .nav-group-label /
.nav-links-sub added.
- Handlers wired to their own builders + templates; the legacy
settingsData() merge deleted.
- scripts/template_id_gate.py: the §10 JS element-ID integrity gate
(getElementById/querySelector('#…') must resolve in the SAME template;
JS-created + template-parameterized IDs handled; layout modal IDs
allowlisted). Red-proven: a storage function planted in the
notifications template failed the gate with 'static #migrate-progress
not defined'.
- Tests: per-page section markers + cross-leak assertions, h3 section
inventory (all 11 old headings accounted for; typo rename asserted).
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