Update the normalization spec's data dictionary with the new canonical
contract fields the importer (#669) joins against: the documents `file`
and `date_end` columns, the `range_end_unparsed` review flag, and a new
§6.3 for canonical-persons-tree.json's `personId` (verbatim register
slug, joins 1:1 to canonical-persons.xlsx). Add REQ-DATE-07 for the
half-resolved-RANGE rule and update OQ-02 accordingly.
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Add a whole-export reconciliation test (the real #669 contract): every
personId in canonical-persons-tree.json joins onto exactly one person_id
in canonical-persons.xlsx, with no orphan or duplicate. Drives both
artifacts from one person workbook that includes a slug collision so the
suffixed ids (-1/-2) are proven to reconcile, not just the happy path.
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When a day-range start parses but the end day is impossible (e.g.
"10./40.1.1917"), keep the start and RANGE precision, drop the
unparseable end, and set needs_review so it surfaces honestly instead
of silently vanishing. parse_date carries the flag onto ParsedDate and
to_canonical emits a range_end_unparsed document review flag.
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Replace the 2- vs 3-tuple length-sniffing in parse_date with a single
MatchResult(iso, precision, end, needs_review) dataclass returned by
every _match_* matcher. The contract is now visible to a new matcher
author instead of implied by tuple arity. No parsing behavior change.
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_attach_person_ids propagates register ids by positional zip; a future
filter drift would silently truncate and mis-join. Add an explicit
length-equality guard that raises ValueError, plus a divergence test.
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Per the milestone decision (#669) the canonical exports are committed to
the repo. Regenerate all out/ artifacts with the new file/date_end
columns and propagated tree person_ids, and update .gitignore (out/ ->
out/*) so out/*.xlsx are tracked alongside canonical-persons-tree.json.
All 157 tree persons reconcile 1:1 to canonical-persons.xlsx; 7576 docs
carry a file name; 61 RANGE rows carry a date_end. xlsx cell content is
deterministic across reruns (container bytes differ — openpyxl zip
limitation, same contract as the existing idempotence test).
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Gap 3 of #670: the persons-tree JSON keyed persons only by rowId, with
no id to join onto canonical-persons.xlsx. Add _attach_person_ids, which
builds the register via persons.parse_register from the same row dicts
and propagates each register Person's verbatim person_id (including its
slug-collision -1/-2 suffixes) onto the tree person — never re-slugifying,
since re-slugifying would not reproduce the register's suffixes. Attach
runs before dedup so the id survives. Also pin generated_at to a fixed
timestamp (_GENERATED_AT) so the committed JSON is reproducible.
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Gap 2 of #670: range dates resolved a representative start day but
discarded the end. Add ParsedDate.end (None for non-RANGE), have
_match_range resolve both the start and end day against the shared
month/year, and add the Roman-numeral-month range form (e.g.
"10./11.I.1917", previously UNKNOWN) by including _match_roman in the
intra-month day-range matchers. to_canonical now populates date_end
only for RANGE precision, empty otherwise.
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Gap 1 of #670: RawRow.file was read but discarded after the
index_file_mismatch check. Add a file field to CanonicalDocument,
populate it in to_canonical, and add file + date_end columns to
DOC_COLUMNS so the importer can deterministically locate the PDF.
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