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fix: cover fixed rate claim aliases - #87

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Summary

  • broaden the fixed-rate guard across request, API-call, and call spellings
  • cover slash/per/a/an/each/every plus daily/hourly/minute prefix and suffix forms
  • add table-driven installed-package red cases for 12 mutable aliases
  • add negative boundaries for SDK versions, test counts, page sizes, and retry counters
  • narrow the changelog wording to the concrete grammar now enforced

Red-green proof

Red: 7 of the original 8 new alias cases failed (50 API calls/day, 50 calls per day, 50 requests daily, prefix limits, hyphenated allowance, and hourly forms); the existing 3 reqs/minute case remained green.

Green:

  • storefront suite: 20 passed, including 12 aliases and 4 false-positive boundaries
  • full unit gate: 432 passed / 13 skipped, 62.26% coverage
  • Ruff and mypy: green
  • 63 authored/generated readable surfaces: green
  • exact 1.12.4 wheel clean install, pip check, recursive RECORD scan, and production demo smoke: green

No 1.12.4 tag or registry artifact exists. Release will bind only the replacement merge SHA after post-main verification.

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karlwaldman merged commit 6e3e543 into main Aug 11, 2026
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