States the scaffold status up front, documents what each verb shells out
to and why those tools come from your tree rather than being vendored, and
ends with a map of the 20 stubs grouped by how much they unblock.
Add the spectral command tree -- kernel quest/test and patch
check/format/commit/create/submit/update -- with every verb wired through
main to a todo!() body, plus the pieces they will share:
- config: resolve the kernel tree from $SPECTRAL_KERNEL, falling back to
~/.spectral/linux, patches under ~/.spectral/patches, and confirm a tree
really is one before anything uses it
- git: a thin wrapper over the git binary, currently only run
- error: one thiserror enum, converted once in main
- patch/checkpatch and patch/maintainers: seams around the tree's own
scripts/checkpatch.pl and scripts/get_maintainer.pl, so spectral never
carries a stale copy of the kernel's rules
20 functions are todo!(); the #[allow(dead_code)] sites mark the items
that are unreachable only until their caller is written. fmt, clippy -D
warnings, and test are all clean.
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