Harden Docker Lint and Assess PR Reviewers

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Addresses the verified CodeRabbit and Qodo findings from PR #891. Updates the postponed homelab plan, hardens the Docker lint runner, adds regression coverage, and starts a measured reviewer evaluation. Documents future multi-reviewer support without changing pr_review.py yet.

Verification:

• 759 Python tests plus audit, guard, and installer self-tests
• Ruff, mypy, prose, repository, JSON, spec, and distribution checks
• All six Docker linters

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Added documentation evaluating GitHub Copilot, CodeRabbit, and Qodo for pull-request reviews.
  • Added a plan for safer homelab runner selection, authorization, monitoring, and rollback.

• Bug Fixes

  • Improved linting reliability with bounded batching, clearer timeout and startup-failure diagnostics, and safer filename handling.
  • Corrected the documented Markdown editor extension reference.

• Documentation

  • Clarified linting and Docker batching behavior.
  • Updated pull-request workflows to distinguish draft handling for internal and upstream contributions.
  • Documented reviewer evaluation criteria, operational safeguards, and required versus advisory review options.

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📝 Walkthrough

Walkthrough

The change adds bounded Docker lint batching and failure handling, strengthens homelab runner governance, documents reviewer evaluation, and updates draft-status rules for fleet-owned and upstream pull requests.

Changes

Lint execution

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Bounded lint execution scripts/docker_lint.py, scripts/tests/test_docker_lint.py, GOVERNANCE.md, OPERATIONS.md, scripts/README.md	The wrapper batches selected linter targets within a 16 KiB limit, distinguishes command failures from timeouts, handles discovery errors, escapes mount paths, uses -- before filenames, and reports batch progress. Tests and documentation cover these behaviors.

Homelab runner governance

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Restricted runner selection plan docs/homelab-runner-selection-plan.md	The plan adds authorization prerequisites, organization runner-group restrictions, protected workflow references, GitHub-hosted safeguards, canary observation and cancellation steps, structural checks, rollback actions, consultation decisions, and implementation checkpoints.

Pull-request reviewer evaluation

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Reviewer evaluation documentation docs/pr-reviewer-evaluation.md, README.md, cspell.json	The repository documents evaluation findings, operational criteria, constraints, future provider integration, and next steps for Copilot, CodeRabbit, and Qodo. The README links the evaluation document, and Qodo is added to the spell-checker allowlist.

Pull-request workflow rules

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Draft-status workflow rules .agents/skills/..., .claude-plugin/fleet-skills/..., .github/skills/...	Fleet-owned pull requests must be opened for review rather than as drafts. Upstream contributions may use drafts while the presentation branch is prepared and must become ready when preparation finishes.

Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes

Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to 21ead

The PR changes Docker lint error handling and documents runner-selection controls. At the current head, startup failures can still be misclassified as timeouts or escape as unhandled errors, and the documented runner checks do not fully prove the intended repository and workflow authorization. These bounded issues should be fixed or explicitly accepted before merge.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
  participant lint as scripts/docker_lint.py
  participant git as Git target discovery
  participant docker as Docker linter
  lint->>git: discover tracked targets
  git-->>lint: return target paths or discovery error
  lint->>lint: create bounded file batches
  lint->>docker: run each linter batch
  docker-->>lint: return success, failure, or timeout
  lint-->>lint: report batch status

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Check name	Status	Explanation	Resolution
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PR Summary by Qodo

Harden Docker lint runner (quoting, batching, git errors) and document reviewer eval

🐞 Bug fix ✨ Enhancement 🧪 Tests 📝 Documentation ⚙️ Configuration changes 🕐 40+ Minutes

AI Description

• Harden docker_lint.py target discovery, mount quoting, and markdownlint argument handling.
• Prevent host command-line overflows by batching long file-argument lists per linter.
• Add regression tests and document reviewer-evaluation and homelab runner safeguards.

Diagram

graph TD
  A["Dev/CI invocation"] --> B["scripts/docker_lint.py"] --> C["git ls-files (targets)"] --> D["file_batches (bounded args)"] --> E["docker pull + digest"] --> F["docker run (RO mount, no net)"] --> G["Linter containers"]

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High-Level Assessment

The following are alternative approaches to this PR:

1. Pass files via mounted manifest file

• ➕ Avoids host command-line limits entirely (no batching heuristics needed)
• ➕ Keeps a single linter invocation per tool (often simpler logs)
• ➖ Requires per-linter support (some tools don’t accept “read files from stdin/manifest” cleanly)
• ➖ Adds container-side parsing logic and more surface area for quoting/path bugs

2. Use Docker SDK (docker-py) instead of CLI subprocess

• ➕ Structured errors and fewer stringly-typed command pitfalls
• ➕ Better control over mounts, timeouts, and container lifecycle
• ➖ Adds a heavier dependency and more complex runtime requirements
• ➖ Still doesn’t eliminate per-tool argument limits unless combined with manifest approach

3. Conservative fixed-size batching for all linters

• ➕ Simpler implementation and reasoning (no per-linter branching)
• ➕ Uniform behavior across tools
• ➖ Potentially slower (more container runs) and noisier output for tools that don’t need it
• ➖ Misses optimization opportunities where a linter naturally consumes the mounted tree

Recommendation: The PR’s approach (batch only for linters that take file arguments, plus explicit quoting and error reporting) is a good balance of reliability and minimal behavioral change. A manifest-file strategy could be considered later if batching proves insufficient on constrained environments, but it would require more tool-specific integration work.

Files changed (9) +336 / -51

Enhancement (1) +69 / -25

docker_lint.pyHarden Docker lint runner: git failure reporting, mount quoting, batching +69/-25

Harden Docker lint runner: git failure reporting, mount quoting, batching

• Adds explicit error handling for target discovery failures (missing git, non-zero exit, and other OS errors) and improves 'run_command' startup failure messaging. Quotes/escapes bind-mount 'src' to handle commas and embedded quotes, inserts '--' for markdownlint literal filenames, and introduces bounded batching for large file-argument lists to avoid host command-line limits.

scripts/docker_lint.py

Tests (1) +46 / -1

test_docker_lint.pyAdd regression tests for quoting, markdownlint '--', git failures, batching +46/-1

Add regression tests for quoting, markdownlint '--', git failures, batching

• Extends tests to assert quoted mount formatting, markdownlint literal filename marker placement, and correct failure output when git target discovery fails. Adds coverage ensuring long file lists are split into multiple docker-run invocations while preserving ordering and size bounds.

scripts/tests/test_docker_lint.py

Documentation (6) +220 / -25

GOVERNANCE.mdClarify Docker-lint batching and correct markdownlint extension identifier +2/-2

Clarify Docker-lint batching and correct markdownlint extension identifier

• Updates Docker lint wrapper documentation to note bounded batching of file arguments. Also corrects the recommended VS Code markdownlint extension identifier formatting.

GOVERNANCE.md

OPERATIONS.mdDocument Docker target batching behavior +2/-2

Document Docker target batching behavior

• Extends the runbook to explain that long target lists are split into bounded batches before host command-line limits are hit. Keeps existing operational notes intact while aligning expectations with the hardened runner behavior.

OPERATIONS.md

README.mdLink reviewer evaluation doc and position CodeRabbit/Qodo as advisory +2/-1

Link reviewer evaluation doc and position CodeRabbit/Qodo as advisory

• Updates the review-loop description to reflect an active measured evaluation of CodeRabbit and Qodo as advisory candidates. Adds a reference link to the new reviewer evaluation document.

README.md

homelab-runner-selection-plan.mdStrengthen homelab runner authorization and rollback guidance +45/-19

Strengthen homelab runner authorization and rollback guidance

• Refines the postponed homelab plan with explicit prerequisites, emphasizing runner-group restrictions as the authorization boundary and excluding Dependabot from homelab routing. Tightens rollout/rollback steps with bounded offline observation and explicit cancellation requirements, and expands the test/risk-control matrix accordingly.

docs/homelab-runner-selection-plan.md

pr-reviewer-evaluation.mdAdd measured evaluation framework for PR reviewers +168/-0

Add measured evaluation framework for PR reviewers

• Introduces a structured evaluation plan for automated PR reviewers, including dispositions, scoring, interaction characteristics, and adoption criteria. Records initial findings from PR #891 and outlines future multi-provider support goals without changing 'pr_review.py' yet.

docs/pr-reviewer-evaluation.md

README.mdDocument Docker-lint batching behavior in scripts guide +1/-1

Document Docker-lint batching behavior in scripts guide

• Updates the scripts README to mention that long file lists are executed in bounded batches, matching the runner’s new behavior.

scripts/README.md

Other (1) +1 / -0

cspell.jsonAllow "Qodo" in spelling dictionary +1/-0

Allow "Qodo" in spelling dictionary

• Adds the reviewer name "Qodo" to the allowed word list to prevent cspell noise in documentation and comments.

cspell.json

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1. Markdownlint literal handling wrong ✗ Dismissed 🐞 Bug ≡ Correctness

Description

container_command() adds a -- argument for markdownlint, but markdownlint-cli2 uses glob
semantics where ! negates a pattern and : (or --no-globs) is the documented way to force
literal paths. As a result, filenames beginning with ! (and other glob-sensitive names) can still
be treated as globs/negations and not be linted as intended.

Code

scripts/docker_lint.py[R231-233]

+            if linter.name == "markdownlint":
+                command.append("--")
            command.extend(files)

Evidence

The PR changes container_command() to insert -- for markdownlint, but markdownlint-cli2
documentation states ! negates globs and : indicates literal paths; it does not describe -- as
changing glob semantics for positional patterns. Therefore the code’s new behavior does not provide
the intended literal-filename protection for markdownlint-cli2.

scripts/docker_lint.py[202-234]
scripts/tests/test_docker_lint.py[127-133]
🌐 Documents that patterns are globs where !/# at the beginning negate a match, and : at the beginning identifies a literal file path.

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The issue below was found during a code review. Follow the provided context and guidance below and implement a solution

### Issue description
`scripts/docker_lint.py` attempts to make markdownlint treat filenames literally by inserting a `--` token before file arguments. markdownlint-cli2’s documented behavior is that `!`/`#` at the beginning of a pattern negates it, and `:` is used to indicate a literal file path (or you can disable globs with `--no-globs`). Adding `--` does not change glob interpretation of subsequent arguments, so the intended “literal filename” hardening is not actually achieved.

### Issue Context
This runner passes tracked filenames (not user-authored globs) to markdownlint. Any tracked file whose name begins with `!`/`#` (or otherwise interacts with glob parsing) can be misinterpreted and skipped.

### Fix Focus Areas
- scripts/docker_lint.py[202-234]
- scripts/tests/test_docker_lint.py[60-154]

### Suggested fix
Choose one of these approaches:
1) **Disable glob processing for markdownlint**:
  - Add `--no-globs` to the markdownlint linter arguments (recommended if supported by your pinned image version).
  - Remove the injected `--`.
2) **Prefix literal marker**:
  - Transform each file argument for markdownlint to `":" + file` so markdownlint-cli2 treats it as a literal path.
  - Remove the injected `--`.

Update/replace the tests that currently assert `--` is present so they instead assert the correct literal behavior (`--no-globs` present, or `:`-prefixed paths).

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2. PR acronym breaks Title Case ✗ Dismissed 📘 Rule violation ⚙ Maintainability

Description

The pull request title uses PR as an all-caps significant word, which violates the required Title
Case formatting rule. This can reduce consistency in automated reporting and review queues that
enforce standardized title formatting.

Code

README.md[155]

+- **Review loop.** Every PR is reviewed by GitHub Copilot, and the agent drives the review loop to green and merges only with explicit maintainer permission. CodeRabbit and Qodo remain advisory candidates under the measured [pull request reviewer evaluation][pr-reviewer-evaluation]. See [GOVERNANCE.md "PR Review Etiquette"][governance-pr-review-etiquette].

Evidence

PR Compliance ID 2826422 requires Title Case for significant words, which implies each significant
word should start with an uppercase letter followed by lowercase letters. The PR title contains the
significant word PR in all caps, violating that formatting requirement.

Rule 2826422: Enforce Title Case for Pull Request Titles with Lowercase Short Bind Words

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The issue below was found during a code review. Follow the provided context and guidance below and implement a solution

## Issue description
The PR title `Harden Docker Lint and Assess PR Reviewers` is not compliant with the Title Case rule because `PR` is all-caps.

## Issue Context
PR titles must be Title Case, with short bind words lowercased when not first/last.

## Fix Focus Areas
- README.md[155-155]

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3. Non-timeout logged as TIMEOUT ✓ Resolved 🐞 Bug ◔ Observability

Description

run_command() now wraps generic OSError (e.g., missing docker) in CommandFailed, but
run_step() prints any CommandFailed as TIMEOUT. This misclassifies startup/OS errors as
timeouts, making failures harder to diagnose from logs.

Code

scripts/docker_lint.py[R88-89]

+    except OSError as error:
+        raise CommandFailed(f"could not start command: {error}") from error

Evidence

The PR adds an except OSError in run_command() that raises CommandFailed. run_step() catches
CommandFailed and always prints a TIMEOUT ... line, so non-timeout OSError cases will be
mislabeled as timeouts.

scripts/docker_lint.py[61-90]
scripts/docker_lint.py[166-185]

Agent prompt

The issue below was found during a code review. Follow the provided context and guidance below and implement a solution

### Issue description
`run_step()` prints `TIMEOUT ...` for any `CommandFailed` raised by the runner. This PR expanded `CommandFailed` to include non-timeout failures (notably `OSError` when a command cannot be started), so log output now incorrectly reports `TIMEOUT` for cases that are not timeouts.

### Issue Context
This affects docker operations (`docker pull`, `docker run`, `docker image inspect`) when the binary is missing/unexecutable or the OS rejects process startup.

### Fix Focus Areas
- scripts/docker_lint.py[61-90]
- scripts/docker_lint.py[166-185]

### Suggested fix
Introduce distinct exception types, for example:
- `CommandTimedOut(CommandFailed)` raised from the `TimeoutExpired` handler.
- `CommandStartFailed(CommandFailed)` raised from the `OSError` handler.

Then update `run_step()` to print:
- `TIMEOUT {label}: ...` only for `CommandTimedOut`.
- `FAILED {label}: ...` (or `ERROR {label}: ...`) for other `CommandFailed` subclasses.

Keep existing timeout behavior/tests intact while improving diagnostic accuracy for non-timeout failures.

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✅ Web pages:

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Review mode: ⚖️ Balanced: The PR changes runtime Docker execution, target discovery, mount handling, batching, and failure paths with security-relevant isolation behavior, so it warrants a complete single-pass review.

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Inline comments:
In `@docs/homelab-runner-selection-plan.md`:
- Around line 169-175: The provisioning contract must explicitly set
allows_public_repositories to true only when the public-repository opt-in is
enabled, and false otherwise. Update the checkpoint near the referenced policy
verification to validate this effective setting along with the exact repository
and approved workflow restrictions, rather than checking runner registration
alone.
- Line 174: Update the approved validation workflow described in the
selected-workflow restriction to use push or workflow_dispatch on the protected
ref instead of pull_request, ensuring it matches the fixed branch, tag, or SHA
required to reach the restricted runner group; alternatively, document and test
a compatible authorization design for steps 191–195.
- Line 161: Update the runner-selection design to emit a runs-on object
containing both the restricted runner group and required labels, and assert both
values. Remove reliance on the runner group’s selected-workflow restriction,
replacing its checks and risk controls with a supported workflow-level control.

In `@GOVERNANCE.md`:
- Around line 240-242: Correct the documentation claims: in GOVERNANCE.md lines
240-242, limit file-argument batching and start/completion markers to lint
invocations that actually use them, and document the timeout-cleanup exception;
in OPERATIONS.md line 42, state that only file-argument linters receive
discovered paths individually; in OPERATIONS.md line 115, exclude timeout
cleanup from the universal timeout and marker guarantees.

In `@README.md`:
- Line 155: Update the “Review loop” statement to describe GitHub Copilot review
as a required process: every pull request enters the review loop and must reach
a green result before merging, without claiming Copilot review is guaranteed to
complete. Preserve the existing explicit maintainer permission requirement and
advisory references.

In `@scripts/docker_lint.py`:
- Around line 230-233: Update the linter command construction in
scripts/docker_lint.py lines 230-233 to insert -- before file arguments for
ShellCheck as well as markdownlint, while preserving existing behavior for
cspell. Add a regression test in scripts/tests/test_docker_lint.py lines 127-132
covering a tracked filename beginning with -, and verify the generated
ShellCheck command places -- before that filename.
- Around line 88-89: Update run_step() to use a timeout-specific exception for
timeout cleanup failures, converting OSError from the cleanup subprocess
invocation into that exception so lint() can still report RESULT failed. Keep
command-start OSError wrapped as CommandFailed, and classify only the
timeout-specific exception as TIMEOUT while reporting other CommandFailed errors
as failures.

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Inline comments:
In @.agents/skills/upstream-contribution-workflow/SKILL.md:
- Around line 42-44: Update the upstream contribution workflow rule in
.agents/skills/upstream-contribution-workflow/SKILL.md, specifically the
draft/clean presentation branch guidance, to explicitly define when an upstream
draft may be opened and how dirty-branch changes are squashed into the upstream
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42-44) from the corrected source; the source site requires the rule change,
while both mirror sites require regeneration only.

In `@docs/homelab-runner-selection-plan.md`:
- Around line 230-242: Update the homelab runner-group checkpoint to require
live authorization evidence: query the effective repository allowlist,
selected_workflows path/ref, and allows_public_repositories setting; execute
negative tests for direct-label and unapproved-ref requests; and include
CloudInit provisioning evidence from its owning repository before marking the
checkpoint complete.

In `@docs/pr-reviewer-evaluation.md`:
- Line 60: Update the summary sentence near the duplicate-root discussion to
include the process-failure classification root alongside target-discovery
failure and markdownlint filename handling, keeping it consistent with the
Duplicate Roots table and detailed finding log.

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- Line 250: Update the runner-group checkpoint evidence to capture and assert
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