fix: exclude _-prefixed meta dirs in RebuildIndex (Memo 138)#66
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#listSchemaDirs enumerated the _schema emit dir as a phantom pending schema, inflating the schema count and tainting the rollup. Excludes _-prefixed meta dirs (schema names never start with _).
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_schemaschema in the namespace rollupCloses #65.
RebuildIndex.#listSchemaDirsenumerated the per-schema emit dir_schemaas if it were a schema, surfacing a phantompendingschema that inflated the schema count and tainted the namespace rollup status.This excludes
_-prefixed meta dirs (_gradings,_schema, and any future_-prefixed island dir). Schema names are[a-z][a-z0-9-]*, so none legitimately start with_.Found + verified during the Memo 138 non-deterministic grading rollout (377/412 namespaces graded). One-line, additive, no behavior change for real schemas.