Edu-Carone-SA puts a real quality gate around Mike

This fork makes reliability checks more visible before legal-data changes reach production.

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Edu-Carone-SA has turned a broad set of engineering checks into a clearer release gate, with 144 documented tests and a single pass or fail signal for the main checks.

  • Strict code-quality checks that fail on warnings, not only outright errors.
  • Automated checks for storage, encryption, redaction logging, filenames and environment separation.
  • Coverage reports retained as build artifacts, making gaps easier to inspect.
  • A local browser smoke test for basic user journeys, though it is not yet run automatically.
  • Contributor templates and a dependency-risk register to make maintenance more deliberate.

The caveat matters: some integration checks are simulated, and coverage and dependency audits do not block a release.

So what Legal teams assessing operational maturity should look here, but should not mistake the test count for end-to-end assurance.

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SHA Subject Author Date
8c977d4c MIKE-02 Part 2: Expanded quality gates, tests, E2E, templates and docs EduardoCarone 2026-07-10 ↗ GitHub
Sprint 2 complete: 144 tests, 0 lint errors/warnings, Playwright E2E, coverage, ci-success aggregator, templates, docs, risk register. READY for Sprint 3.

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