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Throwaway. This PR exists to prove the ADR index check can fail, not only pass. A workflow whose red has never been seen is a badge.
The red is proven. This is the other half: a check that only ever fails is as uninformative as one that only ever passes.
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Proof complete: red on the commit removing ADR 0045's index row, green on the commit restoring it — same workflow, same PR. Closing; the workflow itself ships in #26. |
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Throwaway, to be closed. It removes ADR 0045's row from the index so the new workflow has something to fail on.
A check whose red has never been observed is a badge, not a control — the same standard applied to the script itself an hour ago, and the reason the retired eval case was retired.