Real bug confirmed in the prior cycle's Run A: WAITING_VENDOR tickets
entered the Top10 solely because contextChanged=true (a fresh AI call
happened this run) -- contextChanged should only decide whether to
reanalyze (logic/cache.js), never whether an already-still-blocked
ticket can compete.
logic/cooldown.js: removed the `&& !contextChanged` condition from the
BLOCKING_CLASSIFICATIONS check in computeCooldown -- a ticket whose
CURRENT classification (fresh or cached) is in BLOCKING_CLASSIFICATIONS
is now excluded unconditionally. Also expanded BLOCKING_CLASSIFICATIONS
to the full list required this cycle: WAITING_REQUESTER, WAITING_VENDOR,
WAITING_APPROVAL, SCHEDULED, DEPENDENCY_BLOCKED, PROJECT_LONG_TERM,
DUPLICATE_OR_OBSOLETE (WAITING_APPROVAL/PROJECT_LONG_TERM/
DUPLICATE_OR_OBSOLETE previously only had a score penalty, not exclusion
-- WAITING_APPROVAL has positive base score points, so it could
genuinely win a Top10 slot before this fix). The critical-override escape
hatch (SLA vencido + prioridade alta, etc.) is untouched -- still the
only way a blocked classification can surface.
logic/cooldown.test.js: rewrote the one test that was actually asserting
the buggy behavior ("mudanca de contexto real desbloqueia mesmo em
estado de espera" -> now proves the opposite, with a comment explaining
why); added tests for the chronology-driven unblock case (ticket moves
out of a blocking classification entirely) and the two newly-blocking
classes.
logic/score.test.js: added end-to-end tests through computeScore()
proving WAITING_VENDOR and WAITING_APPROVAL are excludedFromTop10 even
with contextChanged=true.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
GustavoandClaude Sonnet 5
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