Swept every reader that parses a human-written marker. Two more had R-289's
fail-open.
tagsIn matched a literal [CUS:, so [cus: Spot], [Cus: Spot], [CUS : Spot] and
[ CUS: Spot] all read as nothing -- and it is the corpus reader behind
check-scenarios' skill validation and check-rollable's reachability, so a beat
spelled any of those four ways was checked by neither while both printed OK. The
corpus contains no such tag today; the 88-to-89 roll count during this work was c0
writing v0.18, verified against HEAD's reader on the same tree.
The POWER: marker had it with nothing covering it. bestiary.mjs and check-powers'
own scan both used the literal, so a creature added with "Power:" generates no
entry line and is never reported unclassified -- check-powers passes green on it,
measured on a clone with its dodge skills stripped so the dodger-count assertion
could not fire instead. Reader now takes POWER\s*: and stays uppercase, because
power: occurs in ordinary prose; an asymmetric counter names the rest, and was
measured against content.mjs first (41 strict, zero loose outside them).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
