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Add a rule to the stage prompt and proposal config that requires a count for claims about every member of a set. Closes #3304
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#3304: a requirement or a scenario that says "every X" or "no X" makes a claim about a set, and no gate asks the plan to count the set. The plan of #3236 listed three tools of a set of 60, and the guard of #3230 missed
k8s_diff_helm.values, so the implementation would fail on its first run of the audit. The planner cannot run a command, so the rule takes its count from a tool of the plan run or from a probe line, and marks the count unverified when no tool can give it.Closes #3304
Change:
openspec/changes/archive/2026-11-07-3304-add-a-set-count-to-every/