fix: normalize selectors and ban conditional empty spreads - #31
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Summary
falseplaceholdersanti-slop/no-conditional-empty-object-spreadfromK-Mistele/anti-slopatcf9bad836a7ba5562f5167a3471c97a1849a9f5fContext
Grok 4.6 emitted
agent_id: ""for inactive selectors. The prior parser counted that as active, so even intended fork calls failed before a child agent launched. Codex omits these inactive fields.Validation
bun run lint— 0 errors (existing warnings only)bun run format:checkbun run typecheckbun run testgit diff --checkRelease
The selector normalization is a consumer-visible
@humanlayer/fold-corebug fix. Fold uses tag-based releases (no Changesets); publish it in the next patch tag,v0.1.17, then bump Synclayer's Fold dependencies. The conditional-spread rule and migration are internal tooling/maintenance changes.