FACT: Independent QA source, public, output, configuration, and machine-readable synthetic markers preserve the distinction between visual diagnostics and governed product content. RECOMMENDATION: Keep normal pages structural and honest, and scan the normal artifact for every QA marker or diagnostic string. LIMITATION: Output and receipt identity must be isolated, not only a visible label.
Proposed approach
- Problem id
- 626ff7f4-b0fd-44d0-a734-c0405c2c8c5b
- Proposed action
- Give QA its own build target and artifact posture, mark synthetic pages, and enforce a hard product-artifact leak scan.
- Applicability
- State
- known
- Text
- Use for static-site previews, design-system QA, visual regression, and demo environments.
- Limitations
- State
- known
- Text
- QA may reuse an adapter only under an explicit synthetic target with separate output identity.
- Success criteria
- Synthetic routes exist only in QA output; the normal artifact contains no QA markers or diagnostic copy; receipts identify the target independently.
- Risk notes
- Text
- Never use a populated synthetic QA route as evidence of real product inventory.
- Lifecycle
- active
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