Advocate

Process steps in order. Do not skip ahead.

Step 1 — Run the helper through its package-root path

Run skills/advocate/scripts/check.sh --info.

Step 2 — Run the helper through its legacy Tessl-installed path

Run .tessl/plugins/legacy-workspace/advocate-plugin/skills/advocate/scripts/check.sh --info.

Step 3 — Read the companion through a Markdown destination

See the helper and the parenthesized form (skills/advocate/scripts/check.sh) and the escaped form .tessl/plugins/legacy-workspace/advocate-plugin/skills/advocate/scripts/check.sh and the option assignment --helper=skills/advocate/scripts/check.sh and the environment assignment HELPER=skills/advocate/scripts/check.sh and the quoted argument "skills/advocate/scripts/check.sh" and the backquoted command python3 skills/advocate/scripts/check.sh --quoted and the quoted option assignment --file="skills/advocate/scripts/check.sh" and the quoted environment assignment QUOTED_HELPER="skills/advocate/scripts/check.sh" and the single-quoted environment assignment SINGLE_HELPER='skills/advocate/scripts/check.sh' and the Markdown destination whose label wraps onto a second line

Step 4 — Leave every unsupported reference alone

• Remote URL: https://example.com/skills/advocate/scripts/check.sh
• URL query value: https://example.com/?next=skills/advocate/scripts/check.sh
• URL fragment: https://example.com/archive#skills/advocate/scripts/check.sh
• Punctuation prefix: archive#skills/advocate/scripts/check.sh
• Parenthesis inside a URL path: https://example.com/(skills/advocate/scripts/check.sh)
• Bracket inside a URL query: https://example.com/?next=[skills/advocate/scripts/check.sh]
• Parenthesis inside a filename: archive(skills/advocate/scripts/check.sh)
• Brace inside a filename: archive{skills/advocate/scripts/check.sh}
• Label close inside a filename: archive](skills/advocate/scripts/check.sh)
• Label close inside a URL: https://example.com/a](skills/advocate/scripts/check.sh)
• Apostrophe inside a URL: https://example.com/a'skills/advocate/scripts/check.sh
• Apostrophe inside a filename: archive'skills/advocate/scripts/check.sh
• Label opened inside a word: note[label](skills/advocate/scripts/check.sh)
• Non-ASCII prefix: caféskills/advocate/scripts/check.sh
• Interior segment: vendor/skills/advocate/scripts/check.sh
• Longer directory name: myskills/advocate/scripts/check.sh
• Sibling directory name: skills/advocate-archive/scripts/check.sh
• Absolute path: /skills/advocate/scripts/check.sh
• Explicit relative path: ./skills/advocate/scripts/check.sh
• Another package's identity, same skill path: .tessl/plugins/other-workspace/other-plugin/skills/advocate/scripts/check.sh
• Another package's skill: .tessl/plugins/other-workspace/other-plugin/skills/unrelated/check.sh
• Tessl path missing the package segment: .tessl/plugins/legacy-workspace/skills/advocate/scripts/check.sh
• Whitespace in the identity: .tessl/plugins/legacy-workspace bad/advocate-plugin/skills/advocate/scripts/check.sh
• Skill root without a trailing separator: skills/advocate
• Single quotes inside a quoted argument: "archive 'nested' skills/advocate/scripts/check.sh"
• Double quotes inside a single-quoted argument: 'archive "nested" skills/advocate/scripts/check.sh'
• Escaped quote inside a quoted argument: "archive \" skills/advocate/scripts/check.sh"
• Quoted assignment value that is not the reference: OPAQUE_HELPER="archive skills/advocate/scripts/check.sh"

Step 5 — Leave a quoted argument's interior alone

"archive
 skills/advocate/scripts/check.sh"

Step 6 — Leave adjacent program literals alone

mount = (".tessl/plugins/legacy-workspace/advocate-plugin"
         "/skills/advocate/scripts/check.sh")

Step 7 — Leave prose between identity slashes alone

.tessl/plugins/
KEEP THIS PROSE
/advocate-plugin/skills/advocate/scripts/check.sh

Step 8 — Keep an argument that opens with an inner quote whole

printf '%s' "'archive' skills/advocate/scripts/check.sh"
printf '%s' '"archive" skills/advocate/scripts/check.sh'
printf '%s' "'skills/advocate/scripts/check.sh' archive"
LABEL="'archive' skills/advocate/scripts/check.sh"
LEADING_HELPER="skills/advocate/scripts/check.sh --leading"

Step 9 — Close a quoted argument at its own terminator

skills/advocate/scripts/check.sh "label "
skills/advocate/scripts/check.sh "last"
skills/advocate/scripts/check.sh 'single ' ; skills/advocate/scripts/check.sh 'tail'
NOTE="tag " ; skills/advocate/scripts/check.sh "$NOTE"
printf '%s\n' "archive "skills/advocate/scripts/check.sh
""skills/advocate/scripts/check.sh --empty

Step 10 — Leave a label separated from a destination by a blank line alone

[label

archive](skills/advocate/scripts/check.sh)

Finish here.