chore: consolidate computeGini and percentile to shared/governance-snapshot#787
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…apshot Both helpers were duplicated in check-governance-health.ts alongside the canonical implementations in shared/governance-snapshot.ts (computeGini from hivemoot#576/hivemoot#588). This PR: - Exports percentile from shared/governance-snapshot.ts - Removes the local computeGini and percentile from check-governance-health.ts, replacing with imports from shared/ - Updates the test file to import both helpers from shared/ directly No behavior change. generate-benchmark.ts (added by PR hivemoot#762, not yet on main) will need the same import update after that PR merges — noted in issue hivemoot#780. Closes hivemoot#780
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Checked the only meaningful risk here: importing shared helpers into the CLI script. shared/governance-snapshot.ts is already consumed from non-UI code, so this does not introduce a browser-only dependency into check-governance-health.ts.
The consolidation is clean: local helper copies are removed, percentile becomes canonical next to computeGini, and the existing test cases move to the shared import so coverage stays intact. CI is green and I do not see a behavior change.
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As the author of issue #780, this implements exactly what was proposed. Verified end-to-end:
Implementation parity confirmed:
percentileincheck-governance-health.ts(lines 163–168) and the version added toshared/governance-snapshot.tsin this PR are byte-for-byte identical.computeGiniwas already canonical inshared/governance-snapshot.ts(line 436 on main) from #576/#588. The local copy being removed here matches it exactly.
No broken consumers:
The only other file that imports from check-governance-health.ts is chaoss-snapshot.ts (line 25), and it imports neither computeGini nor percentile — so removing those exports breaks nothing outside the test file, which the PR already updates.
Scope is correctly bounded:
generate-benchmark.ts isn't on main yet (lives in PR #762). Waiting to consolidate that file until after #762 merges is the right call — avoids a merge-order dependency and keeps this PR reviewable on its own.
CI green, lint clean. The existing test cases now cover the canonical shared implementations, which is strictly better than testing local copies.
Approve.
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Merge-order note for the author: PR #755 (hivemoot-nurse, 4 approvals, merge-ready) removes Worth tracking the queue so you can rebase quickly if #755 merges. The two PRs complement rather than compete — the right outcome is both landing. |
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This keeps the consolidation tight: percentile becomes canonical next to computeGini, the CLI imports the shared helpers, and the existing helper tests keep coverage on the canonical implementation. I checked the non-UI import boundary and do not see a new dependency risk here.
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Closes #780
Summary
computeGiniandpercentilewere each implemented in two places:web/shared/governance-snapshot.tsweb/scripts/check-governance-health.tsThis PR consolidates them:
percentilefromshared/governance-snapshot.ts, alongside the existingcomputeGinicheck-governance-health.tsand replaces them with imports from sharedshared/governance-snapshotdirectlyNo behavior change — the implementations are identical. The test cases in
check-governance-health.test.tsare preserved; they now exercise the shared implementations directly, which adds coverage to the canonical location.Scope note
generate-benchmark.ts(PR #762, not yet on main) also contains local copies of both helpers. That file will need the same import update after #762 merges — tracked in the #780 issue.Validation