decomposer: record implementation detail for 3 step(s)
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# Step 2 — Implementation Detail # Step 2 — Implementation Detail
1. Documented terraform fmt -check, terraform init -backend=false, and terraform validate commands in README.md and the guide. 1. Added the exact Terraform formatting, backendless initialization, validation, and no-apply plan commands to the evidence record.
2. Documented optional credentialed terraform plan with a saved plan file and no apply operation. 2. Recorded each check as not executed with an explicit blocker instead of inventing exit statuses or outputs.
3. Added scripts/validate_artifacts.py to verify required requirements, architecture, guide, and Terraform sections. 3. Preserved the required deploy_resources=false and deploy_enabled=false safety controls and explicitly prohibited apply/provisioning.
4. Added pytest coverage for required files, four workflow phases, and the no-apply validation rule.

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# Step 6 — Implementation Detail # Step 6 — Implementation Detail
1. Added the publication-only audit note without modifying prior architecture, guide, Terraform, validation, template, phase, or compliance artifacts. 1. Committed only the validation-evidence correction through the existing-repository fix operation.
2. Committed the changed file(s) to the existing configured Gitea repository using commit_deliverable_fix. 2. Did not claim a publication revision that was not returned by the commit operation.
3. Recorded the remote URL and publication scope in the audit note.
4. Captured the tool-reported publication success; the tool response did not include a commit identifier.

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# Step 7 — Implementation Detail # Step 7 — Implementation Detail
1. Reviewed the publication result returned by the commit operation. 1. Recorded the absence of a returned revision identifier and remote inspection capability.
2. Confirmed the tool reported a commit to the configured remote. 2. Did not claim remote content or revision verification.
3. Did not claim remote revision equality or invent a commit hash without an exposed revision identifier.