Promote /tables, /excel-query, /query-tool, /mid-section-defect from deferred to full shell-governed in-scope routes with canonical redirects, content contracts, governance artifacts, and updated CI gates. Unify all page header gradients to #667eea → #764ba2 and h1 font-size to 24px for visual consistency across all dashboard pages. Remove Native Route-View dev annotations from job-query, excel-query, and query-tool headers. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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asset-readiness-and-fallback-retirement Specification
Purpose
TBD - created by archiving change full-modernization-architecture-blueprint. Update Purpose after archive.
Requirements
Requirement: In-scope frontend assets SHALL be release-ready before deployment
In-scope routes SHALL rely on build/deploy readiness guarantees instead of runtime fallback behavior as the primary resilience mechanism.
Scenario: Build-readiness enforcement
- WHEN release artifacts are prepared for deployment
- THEN in-scope route assets SHALL be validated for presence and loadability
- THEN missing required in-scope assets SHALL fail the release gate
Requirement: Runtime fallback retirement SHALL follow a governed phase policy
Runtime fallback behavior for in-scope modernization routes SHALL be retired under explicit governance milestones.
Scenario: Fallback retirement in phase scope
- WHEN a route is marked in-scope for fallback retirement
- THEN runtime fallback behavior for that route SHALL be removed or disabled by policy
- THEN reliability for that route SHALL be guaranteed by release-time readiness gates
Requirement: Deferred-route assets SHALL be release-ready before promotion
Deferred follow-up routes SHALL adopt release-time asset-readiness checks and SHALL fail promotion when required assets are missing.
Scenario: Deferred-route readiness validation
- WHEN release artifacts are prepared for deferred-route promotion
- THEN required assets for
/tables,/excel-query,/query-tool, and/mid-section-defectSHALL be validated - THEN missing required assets SHALL fail release gating
Requirement: Deferred-route runtime fallback SHALL be retired by governed policy
Deferred follow-up routes SHALL not remain on runtime fallback posture after readiness, parity, and manual acceptance gates pass.
Scenario: Deferred-route fallback retirement
- WHEN a deferred route passes readiness, parity, and manual acceptance gates
- THEN runtime fallback posture for that route SHALL be retired according to milestone policy
- THEN rollback control SHALL remain available via explicit route-level governance switch
Requirement: Fallback-retirement failure response SHALL be consistent across route hosts
When in-scope runtime fallback retirement is enabled and route assets are unavailable, app-level and blueprint-level route handlers SHALL return a consistent retired-fallback response surface.
Scenario: App-level in-scope route enters retired fallback state
- WHEN an in-scope app-level route cannot serve required dist assets and fallback retirement is enabled
- THEN the route SHALL return the standardized retired-fallback response contract
Scenario: Blueprint-level in-scope route enters retired fallback state
- WHEN an in-scope blueprint-level route cannot serve required dist assets and fallback retirement is enabled
- THEN the route SHALL return the same standardized retired-fallback response contract used by app-level routes