CI: align named-overprint intent coverage across QA surfaces - #2343
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Pull request overview
Aligns CI/CTest and maintainer guidance so legacy packed intent decoding + named-color overprint coverage is consistently called out across docs, prompts, skills, and the JSON CLI exercise harness.
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- Document the
iccdev.applynamedcmm-cli-argsandiccdev.applysearch-cli-argsCTest suites indocs/ctest.md. - Add/propagate maintainer guidance to include the ApplyNamedCmm/ApplySearch CLI-args regressions alongside the named-color overprint regression.
- Extend
.github/scripts/json-cli-exercise.shwith a new group exercising named overprint intents and transform enums.
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| docs/ctest.md | Adds the missing CTest suite entries for the CLI-args regression scripts. |
| AGENTS.md | Adds a ground-rule reminder to keep overprint/packed-intent coverage aligned across the named regressions. |
| .github/skills/maintainer-ci-ctest/SKILL.md | Updates maintainer CTest selection guidance to include the relevant regressions for this behavior area. |
| .github/scripts/json-cli-exercise.sh | Adds a new JSON CLI exercise group for named overprint intent + transform enum coverage. |
| .github/prompts/maintainer-ci-ctest.prompt.md | Updates the maintainer prompt to explicitly include the overprint/packed-intent focused validations. |
| .github/copilot-instructions.md | Adds the overprint + CLI-args regression scripts to the canonical list. |
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PR Summary
#2342
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docs/build.mddocs/ctest.mdbase...HEADcontract matrix for cross-cutting changes:producer, consumer, build/runtime behavior, platform/toolchain boundary,
CI trigger, dependency owner, and local evidence
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