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parity-gates

Freeze a site capture into baseline/ and prove an Astro build matches it — every route, redirect (one hop, through a simulation of the host), SEO head field, visible text, internal link, media file, sitemap entry, feed, form, third-party script and security header — with approved differences in exceptions.json and improvements in proposals.json. Use after a capture to build the baseline, when compiling redirects.csv for Vercel or Cloudflare, before calling any conversion page done, when a gate fails and needs reading, or to check a staging deploy against the baseline.

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# parity-gates

Build the baseline once from `capture/`, then gate every build against it until every gate
passes. The gates read only `baseline/`, never the live site, so a build can still be verified
after the old host is gone.

## The golden rule

**The default build equals live, and a gate is never softened.** No flag turns a failure into a
warning. Four more that follow from it:

1. **Never edit `baseline/` by hand.** The one exception: `keep` in `baseline/scripts.json`,
   which is how a vendor is dropped (set it to `false`, and record the decision).
2. **A difference is an entry, not an edit.** Unavoidable: `exceptions.json`. An improvement: