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❯ /council Should sop-fixture move its tests from bun:test to node:test so they run on a machine without Bun?

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● The council is running in the background as run wf_5d33c2e6-dd3, with all five lenses: architecture, delivery, product, security and dissent. I'll pass its report on unchanged when it finishes.

  Here's what I gave each lens, based on a test I ran on this machine (Node v26.7.0, Bun 1.3.14):
  - Bun runs the tests today. bun test passes: 3 pass, 0 fail.
  - Converting the imports alone fails. A node:test version that still imports ./math with no extension fails under node --test.
  - Adding the extension works. Importing ./math.ts instead makes it pass on Node alone, with no new dependencies.
  - Both open wishes depend on the current setup. add-clamp and average-empty-input both list "bun test passes" as a success criterion and both edit src/math.test.ts. add-clamp also excludes new
    configuration from its scope.
  - The main gap: nobody has named a machine (CI, a contributor, a Genie runner) that actually lacks Bun.

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● The council's answer is not now (decision: gather-evidence). No machine without Bun has been named, so there's nothing yet to justify the move.

  All five lenses returned a result, so none is missing from the count. They all ran on the same model through the same runtime, so they are separate roles rather than truly independent reviewers.

  ┌──────────────┬─────────────────────────┬────────────┐
  │     Lens     │         Verdict         │ Confidence │
  ├──────────────┼─────────────────────────┼────────────┤
  │ architecture │ oppose                  │ medium     │
  ├──────────────┼─────────────────────────┼────────────┤
  │ delivery     │ support-with-conditions │ medium     │
  ├──────────────┼─────────────────────────┼────────────┤
  │ product      │ oppose                  │ medium     │
  ├──────────────┼─────────────────────────┼────────────┤
  │ security     │ oppose                  │ medium     │
  ├──────────────┼─────────────────────────┼────────────┤
  │ dissent      │ oppose                  │ medium     │
  └──────────────┴─────────────────────────┴────────────┘

  Here is the council's synthesis, unchanged:

  Decision: gather-evidence
  Consensus: All five lenses agree on the facts and on what to do now. Four oppose: architecture, product, security and dissent. Delivery supports, but only with conditions. Shared findings:
  (1) No machine, CI runner, contributor or Genie runner without Bun has been named. The repo has no CI config and no engines field, so nothing shows the migration would help anyone.
  (2) The change is small. src/math.ts uses no Bun APIs. Only src/math.test.ts, scripts.test and README.md would change. The import also has to become './math.ts'.
  (3) The change creates a new runtime floor of Node >= 22.18 / 23.6 for flagless type stripping, so it swaps one runtime requirement for another.
  (4) Both open wishes, add-clamp (APPROVED) and average-empty-input (IN_PROGRESS, FIX-FIRST), edit src/math.test.ts and use `bun test` as their gate. Migrating now would cause merge conflicts and
  make their success criteria and recorded evidence stale.
  (5) add-clamp's Scope OUT excludes configuration changes, so the migration cannot be folded into that wish.
  (6) The real priority is the average([]) RangeError test gap. The guard already exists in src/math.ts, so the gap is test-only, and it can be closed under bun:test.
  (7) If the migration ever happens, it should be its own wish, sequenced after both open wishes merge. It should use node:test plus node:assert/strict with a './math.ts' specifier, declare the Node
  floor, update README, scripts.test and the wish criteria text, and pass under both `bun test` and `node --test`.
  Dissent:
  - delivery: Supports the migration with conditions instead of opposing it. Its scratchpad probe found that a single node:test file passes under both `node --test` (Node v26.7.0, 4 pass) and `bun
  test` (Bun 1.3.14, 4 pass). That probe included an average([]) RangeError assertion. Delivery concludes the change is low-risk, can roll out in stages, and can be reverted with one commit. It also
  adds conditions the other lenses did not state: a mutation check (removing the average([]) guard must turn the suite red under both runners), and an explicit decision on what 'bun test passes' means
  after migration.
  - delivery: Delivery alone flags a later risk. Node's built-in type stripping does not support TS-only runtime syntax such as enums, namespaces and parameter properties. A future wish, for example
  the deferred bigint overload, could break the tests under Node while they still pass under Bun.
  - security: Security calls out a false-green risk that the other lenses do not. A bare `node --test` can match zero files or the wrong files, and a load failure can be misread as a pass. Any gate
  after migration must check both the exit code and a non-zero pass count. Security also requires the average([]) assertion to check for RangeError specifically, not just any thrown error.
  - architecture: Architecture and dissent stress a hidden config cost. Importing './math.ts' means any later tsc adoption needs allowImportingTsExtensions plus noEmit. Dissent also argues that
  machines with an older Node are probably as common as machines without Bun, which would cancel the portability benefit.
  Conditions:
  - Name a concrete target that lacks Bun (CI, contributor or Genie runner) together with its Node version before reopening the decision.
  - Close the average-empty-input FIX-FIRST gap first: add a test, under the existing bun:test harness, that asserts average([]) throws RangeError specifically.
  - Merge both open wishes before any runner change: average-empty-input first, then add-clamp.
  - If the migration goes ahead, run it as its own separately reviewed wish. Never fold it into add-clamp, whose Scope OUT excludes configuration.
  - The migration wish should use node:test plus node:assert/strict with a './math.ts' import, keep every existing assertion with an equal or higher test count, and change scripts.test and README.md
  in the same atomic commit.
  - Declare the Node floor, for example engines.node >= 22.18 or a README note.
  - Verify on the merged tree that both `node --test` and `bun test` pass with matching counts, and that the gate checks the exit code and a non-zero pass count. Removing the average([]) guard must
  turn the suite red under both runners.
  - Amend the 'bun test passes' success, validation and QA wording in any open wish files and the roadmap so the documented gate matches the command actually run.
  Evidence gaps:
  - Unverified whether any real CI, contributor or Genie runner lacks Bun. This is the deciding gap.
  - The minimum Node version on any candidate target machine is unknown.
  - Unverified whether the Genie skill-run recordings, .genie/genie.db or the roadmap sync depend on bun test's output format or on the literal criterion text 'bun test passes'.
  - Only delivery ran the node --test probe, and only on Node v26.7.0. The other lenses relied on supplied evidence, and behaviour on older Node versions was not tested.
  - Unverified whether `bun test` reports node:test-based files with the same counts and output as the current bun:test file. Delivery's probe suggests it does, but the existing file was not compared
  directly.
  - Unverified whether Bun 1.3.14's node:test compatibility covers every assertion form the open wishes would add.
  Next action: Ask the requester to name the specific machine without Bun (CI, contributor or Genie runner) and its Node version. Until one is named, take no migration action and leave the bun:test
  harness as is.

  Conflict resolution: The only real conflict is delivery's support-with-conditions against the other four lenses' oppose, and it is smaller than it looks. Delivery's first condition is the same gate
  the others set: name a real target without Bun, and defer otherwise. It also uses the same sequencing: close the FIX-FIRST gap, merge both wishes, then run a separate wish. The lenses therefore
  agree on what to do today and differ only on what to do once a target is named. Since that target is the missing evidence for every lens, the synthesis is gather-evidence rather than stop. The
  opposing lenses gave no reason the migration would be wrong once a real need exists, and delivery's probe shows it can be done cheaply and kept compatible with both runners. Delivery's probe was not
  re-run by the other lenses, so it counts as plausible but single-sourced. Minority-only risks (TS-only syntax under Node, false-green gating, the tsc extension config) are kept as dissent and
  carried into the conditions instead of being dropped.

  The full report, with each lens's evidence, risks and conditions, is saved outside the repo, since the council doesn't modify the repo:
  ~/…/council-report.md

  To move this forward: is there a specific machine (CI, a contributor's setup, a Genie runner) that doesn't have Bun, and which Node version does it run?

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