feat(explain): arg fill on the token partition seam (#293 B2) - #294
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Second B2 fill after the operator fill. Claims argument names and their `=` in data.tokens[] from src/explain/args.ts spans already rebased in src/explain.ts. Fill order is spans -> arg -> operator so args owns `=` before operator scans, paying back the operator fill's three abstentions without relaxing them. Provisional ExplainTokenClass | "arg" covers both name bytes and the single `=` byte (emit first, name later; B5 may retag without moving coverage). Positional/query abstain, value bytes left for the next fill, normalized statements inherit the read refusal, and clips to residual keep buildTokens' overlap throw as a safety net (27k bytes already claimed by variable-* spans). Census ritual: 28.28% -> 34.89% (94,285 arg bytes net, 11,438 arg tokens) over the 948-script pinned corpus. The issue's 174,658 estimate is stale — measured at d776aeb the arg fill is 94k gross, 126k value bytes remain for the next slice, total 220k (15.45%) for full token coverage. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Pull request overview
Adds the B2 “argument fill” to the explain --tokens byte-partition pipeline by claiming argument-name bytes and the single = separator byte using already-rebased args.ts spans, increasing corpus token coverage without relaxing the operator fill’s abstentions.
Changes:
- Introduces
argSpansresidual fill (class: "arg",ev: "e11") that claims[span.start, valueSpan.start)(name +=) forattributearguments only. - Wires the fill into
explainCommandso fill order becomesspans → arg → operator, and extendsExplainTokenClasswith"arg". - Re-derives and updates the token census fixture + generated README content, and updates glossary for the new vocabulary note.
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| File | Description |
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| test/fixtures/explain/tokens.json | Updates pinned corpus token census numbers and adds arg class counts/bytes. |
| src/explain/arg-tokens.ts | New residual token fill that emits arg tokens for argument names and = based on valueSpan. |
| src/explain.ts | Adds "arg" token class, evidence id e11, and executes argSpans before operatorSpans. |
| GLOSSARY.txt | Adds glossary entry for “retag” in the context of provisional arg/= classification. |
| commands/explain/README.md | Updates documentation to describe the new arg fill and refreshed census numbers. |
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In `@src/explain.ts`:
- Around line 717-723: Update the basis field in the EV.args metadata for the
argSpans probe from "heuristic" to "direct", while leaving the existing source,
probe, and outcome values unchanged.
In `@src/explain/arg-tokens.ts`:
- Around line 82-93: Remove the unused isResidual helper and delete the empty if
block around the residual handling logic, including its unresolved note; leave
clipToResidual and the surrounding name and "=" processing unchanged.
- Around line 101-115: In the candidate span validation, remove the redundant
nameEnd < nameStart, eqStart < nameStart, and eqEnd !== eqStart + 1 guards,
while preserving the integer, range, non-empty-name, and analyzed[eqStart] ===
"=" checks.
- Around line 37-45: Replace the local ArgCandidate structural definition with
the existing ExplainArgumentToken type from ../explain.ts, reusing that exported
type for candidate values and preserving the typed kind discrimination used by
the attribute check.
- Around line 1-10: Update the documentation comment above the B2 argument fill
to remove the claim that it runs after the operator fill; state that its
authoring order is after the operator fill while preserving that execution
occurs before the operator fill.
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📓 Common learnings
Learnt from: mobileskyfi
Repo: tikoci/centrs PR: 217
File: src/explain/symbols.ts:0-0
Timestamp: 2026-08-05T20:06:21.299Z
Learning: In `src/explain/symbols.ts`, comparative corpus measurements that explain a semantic modeling trade-off are rule provenance and follow the established F1/F2 documentation convention. Treat run-specific bookkeeping, fuzz counts, scratch-script paths, method pointers, and per-version missed-tail details as status data that should not remain in source comments.
Learnt from: mobileskyfi
Repo: tikoci/centrs PR: 224
File: commands/explain/examples.md:11-16
Timestamp: 2026-08-06T14:17:50.227Z
Learning: For the phase-1 offline explain API, offline behavior is tested through unit and fixture tests rather than CHR-backed integration tests. In `test/unit/explain-envelope.test.ts`, the CLI-spelling gate-versus-analysis behavior described by `commands/explain/examples.md` example `1b` and the resolved-menu behavior described by example `18b` have focused unit coverage. The CLI `explain` command surface is deferred and is not implemented as `src/cli/explain.ts` in this PR.
📚 Learning: 2026-08-05T20:06:21.299Z
Learnt from: mobileskyfi
Repo: tikoci/centrs PR: 217
File: src/explain/symbols.ts:0-0
Timestamp: 2026-08-05T20:06:21.299Z
Learning: In `src/explain/symbols.ts`, comparative corpus measurements that explain a semantic modeling trade-off are rule provenance and follow the established F1/F2 documentation convention. Treat run-specific bookkeeping, fuzz counts, scratch-script paths, method pointers, and per-version missed-tail details as status data that should not remain in source comments.
Applied to files:
test/fixtures/explain/tokens.jsonsrc/explain/arg-tokens.tscommands/explain/README.mdsrc/explain.ts
📚 Learning: 2026-08-09T00:35:47.021Z
Learnt from: mobileskyfi
Repo: tikoci/centrs PR: 241
File: src/explain/transport.ts:0-0
Timestamp: 2026-08-09T00:35:47.021Z
Learning: In `src/explain/transport.ts`, transport input arguments must use `ExplainArguments` from `src/explain.ts`, narrowed with `Extract<ExplainArguments, { read: true }>`. Do not substitute `ArgumentsRead` from `src/explain/args.ts`: it is a distinct lexer-level type that includes `args: Record<string, string>` and uses a different span representation, while `src/explain.ts` keeps command arguments separately in `command.args`.
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src/explain/arg-tokens.tscommands/explain/README.mdsrc/explain.ts
📚 Learning: 2026-08-06T23:42:39.897Z
Learnt from: mobileskyfi
Repo: tikoci/centrs PR: 227
File: src/explain/args.ts:151-158
Timestamp: 2026-08-06T23:42:39.897Z
Learning: In the RouterOS explain lexer, `src/explain/args.ts` and `src/explain/verbsplit.ts` must use the shared `continuationLength(text, at)` helper for backslash-newline handling. Only `\n` and `\r\n` are continuations. A lone `\r` after `\` must not be skipped; `args.ts` must refuse it as an invalid escape to preserve source-accurate token names and spans.
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src/explain/arg-tokens.tscommands/explain/README.mdsrc/explain.ts
📚 Learning: 2026-08-06T05:37:57.342Z
Learnt from: mobileskyfi
Repo: tikoci/centrs PR: 222
File: src/explain/pathresolve.ts:895-901
Timestamp: 2026-08-06T05:37:57.342Z
Learning: In `src/explain/pathresolve.ts`, over-depth defects must use `regionIn(loc, start, end)` rather than `spanIn` when the scanned extent can be empty. `regionIn` widens empty bracket or block-body extents to the enclosing statement span, preserving the `Defect` contract that `end > start` without fabricating a precise byte location.
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src/explain/arg-tokens.tscommands/explain/README.mdsrc/explain.ts
📚 Learning: 2026-08-10T23:41:13.189Z
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Repo: tikoci/centrs PR: 256
File: src/explain/args.ts:936-945
Timestamp: 2026-08-10T23:41:13.189Z
Learning: In `src/explain/args.ts`, `pushArrayMembers` must withdraw the enclosing array shape with `DEPTH_BOUND_REACHED` when `depth >= MAX_MEMBER_DEPTH`; returning `null` incorrectly reports the unverified literal as a valid array. CHR 7.23.3 accepts valid array nesting to at least depth 64, while invalid `(1,)` members remain syntax errors at all tested depths. The 948-script corpus has a maximum observed array-member depth of 6, so the depth-8 analysis bound does not drop observed valid corpus literals.
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src/explain/arg-tokens.tscommands/explain/README.mdsrc/explain.ts
📚 Learning: 2026-08-01T23:46:54.392Z
Learnt from: mobileskyfi
Repo: tikoci/centrs PR: 197
File: src/explain/verbsplit.ts:383-387
Timestamp: 2026-08-01T23:46:54.392Z
Learning: In `src/explain/verbsplit.ts`, `VerbSplit` is the ratified Q6 boundary shape. Do not add document-scale context-certainty metadata to it independently; add that signal with the planned `ambiguous`/`unknown` verdict-vocabulary and phase-1 envelope work tracked in GitHub issue `#192`. Until then, `resolveVerbs` may correctly return root-based resolved paths for context-independent statements after context loss, but callers cannot observe that certainty was lost.
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📚 Learning: 2026-08-06T05:37:57.693Z
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File: src/explain/defects.ts:1-70
Timestamp: 2026-08-06T05:37:57.693Z
Learning: In TypeScript modules under src/explain, retain references to phase-0 lab questions and issue numbers when they document the technical rationale for current implementation behavior or contracts. Remove comments containing dated decisions, delivery status, or future roadmap information when it does not explain current behavior, including in tests.
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📚 Learning: 2026-08-12T19:55:35.352Z
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File: test/unit/explain-operators.test.ts:320-360
Timestamp: 2026-08-12T19:55:35.352Z
Learning: For the RouterOS operator sweep, `test/fixtures/explain/operators.json` stores captures from RouterOS 7.21.5 long-term, 7.23.3 stable, and 7.24rc4 testing. `scripts/explain-operator-slice.ts` compares every published sweep axis, including unary precedence, across these captures and emits `sweep.versionDifferences`. The `any` operator has no version differences in these captures.
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📚 Learning: 2026-08-06T05:38:13.259Z
Learnt from: mobileskyfi
Repo: tikoci/centrs PR: 222
File: test/fixtures/explain/defects.json:3-73
Timestamp: 2026-08-06T05:38:13.259Z
Learning: In `src/explain/pathresolve.ts`, `Loc.base = -1` widening applies to defects raised during nested walker traversal, such as `over-depth`, when their local offsets cannot be mapped safely from UTF-16 string indexes to analyzed UTF-8 byte offsets. Defects emitted by the top-level segmenter are already in analyzed-document byte space and therefore retain precise offsets even when their enclosing statement contains non-ASCII text. The behavior is covered by `test/fixtures/explain/defects.json` and `test/unit/explain-defects.test.ts`.
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📚 Learning: 2026-08-06T14:17:50.227Z
Learnt from: mobileskyfi
Repo: tikoci/centrs PR: 224
File: commands/explain/examples.md:11-16
Timestamp: 2026-08-06T14:17:50.227Z
Learning: For the phase-1 offline explain API, offline behavior is tested through unit and fixture tests rather than CHR-backed integration tests. In `test/unit/explain-envelope.test.ts`, the CLI-spelling gate-versus-analysis behavior described by `commands/explain/examples.md` example `1b` and the resolved-menu behavior described by example `18b` have focused unit coverage. The CLI `explain` command surface is deferred and is not implemented as `src/cli/explain.ts` in this PR.
Applied to files:
commands/explain/README.mdsrc/explain.ts
📚 Learning: 2026-08-09T00:35:51.834Z
Learnt from: mobileskyfi
Repo: tikoci/centrs PR: 241
File: src/explain/transport.ts:0-0
Timestamp: 2026-08-09T00:35:51.834Z
Learning: In `src/explain/transport.ts`, offline `print where` transport classification must fail closed unless each query expression is an attribute token with a valid property name and a non-empty decoded value. The runtime-exercised Q8 shape is `name=value`; bare property names, empty values, infix comparisons such as `address>1.1.1.1`, REST comparison words such as `>name=value`, and repeated `where` tokens must not produce a REST `.query` request.
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commands/explain/README.mdsrc/explain.ts
📚 Learning: 2026-08-06T05:38:01.223Z
Learnt from: mobileskyfi
Repo: tikoci/centrs PR: 222
File: src/explain/defects.ts:1-70
Timestamp: 2026-08-06T05:38:01.223Z
Learning: In the TypeScript `src/explain` modules, references to phase-0 lab questions and issue numbers are an established documentation idiom when they explain the technical basis for a current contract. Keep these rationale references when they support implementation behavior. Remove dated decisions, delivery status, and future roadmap text from implementation and test comments.
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src/explain.ts
📚 Learning: 2026-08-05T03:19:54.280Z
Learnt from: mobileskyfi
Repo: tikoci/centrs PR: 209
File: test/unit/explain-menus.test.ts:146-152
Timestamp: 2026-08-05T03:19:54.280Z
Learning: In `test/unit/explain-write.test.ts`, keep separate test anchors for `isDanglingBarePath` and menu-table rejection. Known menu paths such as `/ip/firewall/filter` and `/log` reach `isDanglingBarePath` at document end, while `/system/reboot` is rejected earlier by `isConfirmedNav` because `isMenuPath` returns false. Do not combine these inputs in one test when asserting coverage of either mechanism.
Applied to files:
src/explain.ts
📚 Learning: 2026-06-08T22:26:06.293Z
Learnt from: CR
Repo: tikoci/centrs PR: 0
File: src/protocols/AGENTS.md:0-0
Timestamp: 2026-06-08T22:26:06.293Z
Learning: Applies to src/protocols/commands/**/*.{js,ts} : Keep validation and execution separate so callers can explain, validate, and run in distinct phases
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src/explain.ts
📚 Learning: 2026-08-11T13:12:33.293Z
Learnt from: mobileskyfi
Repo: tikoci/centrs PR: 268
File: src/explain/args.ts:0-0
Timestamp: 2026-08-11T13:12:33.293Z
Learning: In `src/explain/args.ts`, RouterOS brace-array member keys use the measured grammar `^[A-Za-z0-9./-]+$`: `.`, `-`, and `/` are valid anywhere, including alone or repeated. Examples include `{.=1}`, `{..id=1}`, `{-=1}`, `{--=1}`, `{/=1}`, and `{a/b=1}`. `_` is not valid in this key grammar: `{_a=1}` and `{a_b=1}` are comparisons. Key binding still requires the key to touch `=`; `{.id =1}` is a `bool` comparison, while `{.id=1}` binds key `.id`. When a spelling is not recognized as a key, `pushArrayMembers()` must abstain unless `NOT_IN_MEMBER_NAME` positively proves an expression byte.
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commands/explain/README.md (1)
1222-1240: 📐 Maintainability & Code QualityRun the required documentation lint gate for both changed text files.
commands/explain/README.md#L1222-L1240: runbun run lint:ci.GLOSSARY.txt#L713-L714: runbun run lint:ci.As per coding guidelines:
{docs/**,.github/instructions/**,.github/**/*.yml,.github/**/*.yaml,**/*.{md,txt}}requiresbun run lint:ciwhen changing documentation, instructions, security configuration, spelling dictionaries, or workflow files.Source: Coding guidelines
test/fixtures/explain/tokens.json (1)
5-28: 🗄️ Data Integrity & IntegrationValidate both generated census artifacts from one fresh run.
test/fixtures/explain/tokens.json#L5-L28: runbun run explain:token-census:checkand verify theargcounts.commands/explain/README.md#L1209-L1210: runbun run explain:token-census:readme:checkand verify the rendered totals.src/explain/arg-tokens.ts (2)
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residualRangessorts and coalescesclaimedbefore returning residual ranges, sooperatorSpansreceives sorted input.> Likely an incorrect or invalid review comment.
449-453: 🗄️ Data Integrity & IntegrationNo exhaustive consumer requires changes.
ExplainTokenClassis used only in its declaration,ExplainToken, and the public export.> Likely an incorrect or invalid review comment.
1173-1176: 🩺 Stability & AvailabilityRemove this concern.
lexArgumentsrefuses the entire parent when its argument range contains ado={...}scope block, so the parent contributes noargCandidates. Only child arguments reachargSpans.> Likely an incorrect or invalid review comment.
- arg-tokens: use ExplainArgumentToken type (no local clone), fix header ordering sentence, binary-search clipToResidual, drop empty isResidual block and helper, simplify tautological guards - explain: EVIDENCE args basis direct (not heuristic) - tests: add test/unit/arg-tokens.test.ts mirroring operator-tokens — direct scanner and via explainCommand, covering name+`=` coalescing, dotted/hyphenated names, positional/query abstention, residual clipping, misaligned bounds, all-or-nothing refusal, normalized, evidence e11, and fill-order conservatism Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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[muse-spark-1.2-contributor via metaai — independent review, posting as mobileskyfi] Independent review of #294 — inventory + what other agents missedTriaged both surfaces: Confirmed as addressed (no action):
Verified HEAD New findings other agents did not flag1) Coalesce is over-broad for its comment — low risk, but worth a guard or a narrower comment 2) Implicit 3) Test prose drift, not logic 4) Coverage hole not flagged before: multi-statement mixed 5) Evidence basis note (no change requested, for #264 B5 awareness) No security, overlap-safety, or census-drift issues beyond the above. Fill order Not filing inline edits — see one small inline nit in the test comment separately. |
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[muse-spark-1.2-contributor via metaai — independent review, posting as mobileskyfi] Scope/claim verification for #294 (second post per review-triage — new-only signal is in the prior post). Claims vs code:
Scoping note: Prior review closure: |
Four of the five findings, plus one the review deferred and I think is wrong
in the other direction.
**1. Coalesce was broader than its own comment (finding 1).** The comment said
it merged `[name][=]` "of the same attribute"; the code merged any adjacent
`arg` runs, so two distinct attributes would fuse into one token if they ever
became adjacent. Rather than weaken the prose, make the code enforce it: the
name run and the `=` are contiguous (`nameEnd === eqStart`), so clip
`[nameStart, eqEnd)` as ONE range per candidate. That yields the maximal
`[name=]` run for free, splits on a residual hole exactly as the two-clip
version did, and makes cross-candidate fusion structurally impossible instead
of merely unreachable. Deletes `clipToResidual`'s second call and the whole
global coalesce pass. Census is byte-identical, confirming the fusion case was
unreachable in the corpus.
**2. Implicit `eqStart < 0` (finding 2) — comment, not a branch.** The guard is
`nameStart >= nameEnd`, which rejects `valueSpan.start === 0` because `nameEnd`
is then -1. The review's reorder hazard is not real: `analyzed[-1]` is
`undefined`, so the shape check would `continue` anyway. Adding a redundant
`if (eqStart < 0)` right after this PR removed three tautological guards would
undo that cleanup, so the intent is stated in a comment instead.
**3+4. Test prose and a coverage hole (findings 3, 4).** The `"address=1"`
comment was an unedited thinking-out-loud line ("`=` at 7? Actually … wait
check … Let's use synthetic"), and a second one asked "plus leading space?".
Both replaced with the derived positions. Added the missing multi-statement
trap: one `read: true` statement beside a refusing one, asserting only the
first claims, that the refused `gateway=` bytes stay `unclassified`, and that
`e11` is still cited. Also fixes the file's one biome `useTemplate` info.
**5. `EVIDENCE.args.basis` back to `heuristic`.** The review flagged this for
"B5 awareness" and did not request a change; I think the earlier switch to
`direct` was a regression. `basis` describes the FACT, not the arithmetic. The
fact is "these bytes are an argument name and its `=`", which rests on
`argsAt` — the verb boundary — and `EV.statements` (`resolveVerbs`) is already
`heuristic`, with the type's own doc naming the verb boundary as its example of
a rule a live probe could overturn. A misread boundary shifts every token this
fill emits. `operatorSpans` sits at `heuristic` on identical grounds. `direct`
is reserved for whole-document byte passes (`analyzeCoordinates`,
`segmentStatements`, `scopeBlocks`, the gate).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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1 — enforce the invariant instead of weakening the claim. The name run and the 2 — the reorder hazard isn't real. 5 — why I moved One correction to #293, not to this PR. The issue's
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test/unit/arg-tokens.test.ts:37
- Avoid
as neverhere. It disables type-checking for theargSpanscandidate list, so the unit tests can accidentally drift away from the realExplainArgumentTokenshape without the compiler catching it.
function argsDirect(
analyzed: string,
residual: { start: number; end: number }[],
candidates: readonly ExplainArgumentToken[],
): string[] {
return argSpans(analyzed, residual, candidates as never).map((s) =>
analyzed.slice(s.start, s.end),
);
test/unit/arg-tokens.test.ts:423
data.tokensoffsets are byte offsets in the analyzed surface, but this test slices and searches the original JS string (input.slice/input.indexOf), which is UTF-16 indexed. This is only accidentally correct for pure ASCII and can become wrong if the test input ever includes non-ASCII (or if normalization behavior changes). Use the analyzed string for slicing/searching so indices stay in the same coordinate space as token offsets.
const input = "/ip/address/add address=1.1.1.1\n/ip/route/add gateway=$gw";
const data = explainCommand(input, { tokens: true });
const args = (data.tokens ?? []).filter((t) => t.class === "arg");
expect(args.map((t) => input.slice(t.start, t.end))).toEqual(["address="]);
// Every claimed byte is in the FIRST statement.
Second B2 fill after #290 operator fill. Parent #264 token border stage B2, follows #289.
Claims argument names and their
=indata.tokens[]fromsrc/explain/args.tsspans already rebased insrc/explain.ts. Fill order isspans -> arg -> operatorsoargs.tsowns=beforeoperatorSpansscans (#293 D1), paying back the operator fill's abstentions without relaxing them.ExplainTokenClassadds provisional| "arg"covering both name bytes and the single=byte (emit first, name later; B5 may retag without moving coverage).=derived fromvalueSpan.start - 1, never by scanning.valueSpanabsent or kind notattribute),Argument.valuevstextnot read, normalized statements inherit the read refusal.clipToResidual) so 27,818 variable-*overlapping bytes stay safe;buildTokensoverlap throw remains safety net.Census ritual re-derived:
bun run explain:token-census --json->test/fixtures/explain/tokens.jsonbun run explain:token-census:readme-> README generated blockExplainTokenClass+ fill order paragraph now describes both fillsMeasured over pinned corpus (948 scripts, 1,426,731 bytes): 28.28% -> 34.89% (94,285 arg bytes net, 11,438
argtokens). The issue's 174,658 (12.24%) estimate is stale — atd776aebgross is 94,301, net 94,285; value bytes for the next slice are 126,186 (8.84%), total token coverage 220,471 (15.45%).Closes #293
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 noreply@anthropic.com
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=separators are now classified asargtokens.retagglossary entry and B5 argument-fill vocabulary.