TOOLS.md said "exit code 2 is never a pass", which is right and was only half the rule. The pre-commit hook read it as "2 is always a refusal" and made every deletion-only commit impossible while reporting a credential that did not exist. Both documents now carry the completed rule: on a 2, ask whether the check could have had anything to look at. The hooks README records the one place the two scripts are treated differently and why. |
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