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--- provenance:design:platforms:ad_archives [2026/09/08 11:49] – Add the rendered-DOM check table (citekey spans, references, tables, WRAP boxes, footnotes, red links, dangling anchors) and two syntax observations: a pipe inside a nowiki span survives in a table cell, and the bibtex plugin's #ref__ hrefs dangle wiki-wi karel.kubicek.claude
+++ provenance:design:platforms:ad_archives [2026/09/08 11:52] (current) – Record the unclosed-nowiki incident, the check_wrap false positive, and the new odd-delimiter guard (which fired on the first draft of the bullet describing it). Stop the red-link row matching itself. Authored by Claude karel.kubicek.claude
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   * **A verification script silently checked less.** Adding quotes re-used a ''CHECKS'' key and dropped three existing checks while still reporting "0 NOT FOUND". A guard now aborts on duplicate keys.
   * **"Web-only" was published for Google's Ads Transparency Center** in the first save, which {[breuer2026_ad]} contradicts — it is a BigQuery public dataset. Caught by re-reading the paper, not by a reviewer.
+  * **An unclosed nowiki span silently broke this page after publication.** One row of the //Rendered-page checks// table above carried an **odd** number of nowiki delimiters, which left the span open and made DokuWiki render everything after it as literal text: the page lost one table, two headings and two bibliography references, and the source looked entirely normal. It was caught only by counting the rendered DOM against the expected structure — which is the check that table exists to record. ''scripts/adarchives_gen_provenance.py'' now aborts when a line outside a file block has an odd delimiter count; it was mutation-tested, and it then immediately fired on the first draft of **this very bullet**, which had the same defect.
+  * **''scripts/check_wrap.mjs'' reports a false positive on this page**, counting escaped mentions of the wrap tag as unbalanced opens. It was **not** what caught the real breakage above, and it said "1 problem" on a page that was fine and stayed silent about the page that was broken.
 No credential or token was printed, logged or exposed during the run.
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 ^ Check ^ Content page ^ This page ^
 | ''bibtex_citekey'' spans | 202 (= 2 per marker × 101 markers; the plugin emits two) | 121 |
-| distinct ''%%{[key]}%%'' markers in source | 15 | 13 (plus one deliberately ''%%'' -escaped literal, which correctly did **not** become a citation) |
+| distinct ''%%{[key]}%%'' markers in source | 15 | 13, plus one deliberately escaped literal marker, which correctly did **not** become a citation |
 | entries in the rendered ''bibtex_references'' list | **15** | **13** |
 | tables | 10 | 18 |
-| ''%%<WRAP>%%'' boxes rendered | 5 | 2 (the other two ''%%<WRAP>%%'' strings on this page are ''%%%%''-escaped literals inside table cells, and both rendered as text without truncating the table — worth recording, because inline monospace alone does **not** escape a plugin tag) |
+| WRAP boxes rendered | 5 | 2 — the page mentions the tag three more times as escaped text, and those did not become boxes or truncate the tables they sit in |
 | ''%%<pre>%%'' blocks | 0 | 8 (4 ''%%<file>%%'' + 4 ''%%<code>%%'') |
 | footnote open/close/rendered | 25 / 25 / 25 | — |
-| red links (''wikilink2'') | **0** | **0** |
+| red links | **0** | **0** (a naive grep for the plugin's red-link CSS class returns 1 on this page — it matches this very row, so check the anchor tags, not the raw HTML) |
 | dangling in-page anchors | 0 | 0 |
 Two things that check out only if you look at the right thing:
-  * **A pipe inside a table cell survives if it is inside a ''%%%%'' span.** Five rows across the two pages put a regex containing ''%%|%%'' in a cell as ''%%''%%''...''%%''%%''; each rendered as one cell with the pipe intact. That is worth knowing, because the general rule on this wiki is that a table cell cannot hold a pipe and a backslash is not an escape.
+  * **A pipe inside a table cell survives if it sits inside a nowiki span.** Five rows across the two pages put a regex containing a pipe character into a cell, wrapped in a nowiki span inside monospace; each rendered as one cell with the pipe intact and the correct number of columns. That is worth knowing, because the general rule on this wiki is that a table cell cannot hold a pipe and a backslash is not an escape.
+  * **Escaping a plugin tag needs the nowiki span, not just monospace.** Monospace alone does not stop the wrap plugin, and a plugin tag opened inside a table cell can silently truncate a page from that point on. Every mention of the tag in prose on these two pages is inside a nowiki span, and the rendered structure counts above are what confirms it worked. Note that ''scripts/check_wrap.mjs'' counts those escaped mentions as unbalanced opens and reports a problem for this page — a **false positive**, contradicted by the rendered DOM, and recorded here so the next person does not chase it.
   * **The bibtex plugin's ''%%#ref__<key>%%'' hrefs point at anchors it never emits** — 15 of 15 dangle on the content page, and **26 of 26 dangle on [[design:platforms]]** too, so this is plugin behaviour across the whole wiki and not something these pages introduced. It was checked precisely so that it would not be reported as a defect here.