Fix Markdown table identities for Compass v0.3.22 - #300
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Summary
with different headers receive distinct structural identities.
heading.
CHANGELOG.md.Why
The first
compass-v0.3.22release workflow correctly stopped during thecode-graph qualification gate because two tables in
entire-clishared thesame qualified identity. This fix addresses that deterministic collision
before publishing the release.
Verification
cargo fmt --all -- --checkcargo test -p compass-languages --test markdown_coverage --lockedcargo test -p compass-graph --test markdown_identity --lockedcargo clippy -p compass-languages --lib --locked -- -D warningsentire-cli@683a10d3773ee4830ee791f39d76d8092ef1b0cfqualification: passed with zero validation errors and zero identity
collisions.
The broader package test Clippy target remains blocked by pre-existing
expect_usedviolations in unrelated framework-pack tests; the productionlibrary Clippy gate passes.