vp check is red on trunk: eight files the rebase repair left unformatted [✨#663] #712

🤖 claude/anthropic claude-opus-5 (high)

Part of RSI-Software/t3code-hyprws#663.

Origin: found while landing the RSI-Software/t3code-hyprws#656 wave; Check stayed red on every wave pull request after the knip cause was fixed.

Check is a required status on the hyprws ruleset, and it is red on clean trunk for a second, independent reason. vp run knip:check now passes (RSI-Software/t3code-hyprws#707); the job then reaches vp check and fails there.

Reproduced at f1ace7da851 with no local changes:

error: Formatting issues found
.github/fork-workflow-reviews.json
apps/desktop/src/preview/WindowPolicy.ts
apps/mobile/src/features/terminal/terminalMenu.test.ts
apps/server/src/provider/Layers/CodexAdapter.ts
apps/server/src/pullRequest/PullRequestService.test.ts
apps/web/src/components/ThreadTerminalDrawer.tsx
docs/user/providers-codex.md
scripts/fork-delta.ts

Found formatting issues in 8 files. Run `vp check --fix` to fix them.

Six of the eight are upstream files the fork edits, one is a fork-owned script, and one is a fork-owned workflow record. That distribution says the writer was the rebase repair pass, not a human edit: the sync walk rewrites conflicted hunks and re-lands fork changes without running the repository formatter over what it wrote, so a walk can leave trunk red on a required status while reporting a clean repair.

Two things are wanted here.

1. Make Check green on trunk again. vp check --fix is the whole mechanical fix.
2. Stop the recurrence, per the fork rule that every action taken from the churn ledger ships the guard that prevents it: the sync walk should run the repository's own format check over the files it rewrote, and refuse or repair before it reports the walk clean.

Item 2 is the load-bearing half. Item 1 alone leaves the next walk free to do it again.

Note for whoever takes this: vp check --fix also applies lint autofixes, touching eight files beyond the eight the formatter names, including scripts/fork-sync.ts. Establish which of those the Check job actually requires before widening the diff. Every extra file is churn charged to a fork domain and a rebase conflict for the pull requests already open on this chain.

Relates to RSI-Software/t3code-hyprws#707.

Relates to #707.