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- Changed references from "grooming" to "refinement" across lifecycle documentation, command examples, and workflows to align with updated terminology.
- Updated SVG diagrams to reflect the new "refine" stage in delivery routes.
- Adjusted command examples and how-to documentation to use "refine" as the default step after intake.
- Modified internal definitions and framework logic to replace "grooming" with "refine" in lifecycle order and valid stages.
- Updated tests to ensure consistency with the new terminology and validate documentation against the refined lifecycle.
- Updated devspec.refine to clarify its role as the only route out of intake and change requests, ensuring all drafts undergo refinement.
- Revised devspec.story to emphasize that all work items must go through refinement, even if the intake source carried acceptance criteria.
- Adjusted lifecycle documentation to reflect that finalize returns open requirement gaps to refine, rather than blocking.
- Enhanced templates for finalize and story to include references to raised gaps and affected areas.
- Improved command examples and how-to documentation to align with the updated workflow, emphasizing the necessity of refinement.
- Updated delivery routes diagram to accurately represent the refined workflow and clarify the roles of finalize and changerequest.
- Added tests to ensure consistency in the refinement route and validate that finalize handles requirement gaps appropriately.
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gvreddy04 merged commit c2a7f16 into main Sep 10, 2026
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