fix: single source of truth for version — closes #37

[Wolfvin]

What changed

Establishes scripts/utils.py:CODELENS_VERSION as the single source of truth for the CodeLens version. All other version mentions now match this constant or are stripped entirely.

Issue #37 reported 4 different version values across 6 files (pyproject.toml=7.2.0, skill.json=7.2.0, utils.py=8.0.0, README.md=v8.2, SKILL.md=v8.1, SKILL-QUICK.md=v8.2) while CHANGELOG.md already advertised [8.2.0] Unreleased. This PR synchronizes everyone to 8.2.0 and adds a CI guard test so future drift fails CI immediately.

Why

The drift had four concrete impacts (per issue #37):

1. MCP clients see wrong version — the initialize response's serverInfo.version reads from utils.CODELENS_VERSION = "8.0.0", but the actual feature set (compact format, graph-schema, git-aware, architecture, hybrid-type-resolver) is 8.2.0-level. Clients that gate behavior on version mis-route.
2. Packaging metadata lies — pip install codelens (if it ever ships to PyPI) would report 7.2.0 while the code is at 8.2.0.
3. CHANGELOG credibility — [8.2.0] — Unreleased advertises features that the version constants didn't acknowledge.
4. Contributor confusion — new contributors couldn't tell which file was the source of truth.

Files touched

#	File	Change
1	scripts/utils.py:393	CODELENS_VERSION = "8.0.0" → "8.2.0" (canonical source going forward)
2	pyproject.toml:7	version = "7.2.0" → "8.2.0"
3	skill.json:3	"version": "7.2.0" → "8.2.0"
4	README.md:1	# CodeLens v8.2 — AI-Native Code Intelligence → # CodeLens — AI-Native Code Intelligence
5	SKILL.md:12	# CodeLens v8.1 → # CodeLens
6	SKILL-QUICK.md:1	# CodeLens v8.2 — Quick Reference → # CodeLens — Quick Reference
7	tests/test_version_consistency.py	NEW — 3 tests (CI guard)

Design decisions

• Dynamic vs. hardcoded pyproject.toml version: pyproject.toml supports dynamic = ["version"] with attr = "utils.CODELENS_VERSION", but the simpler hardcoded approach was chosen per the task brief — JSON (skill.json) cannot be dynamic anyway, so keeping pyproject.toml hardcoded matches the skill.json pattern and gives a uniform "edit one constant + grep-bump two mirrors" workflow. The CI guard test makes the hardcoded values safe.
• Doc headings stripped, not templated: the live version is now queried via codelens --version (returns 8.2.0). README/SKILL/SKILL-QUICK no longer embed version literals in their H1, eliminating the third source of truth that caused the original drift. Templating markdown at build time was considered and rejected as over-engineering for a 3-file doc set.
• CHANGELOG.md intentionally NOT touched: its [8.2.0] — Unreleased section was already correct and is the target value everyone else was bumped to match.

Verification

DoD check #9 — runtime version constant

$ python3 -c "from utils import CODELENS_VERSION; print(CODELENS_VERSION)"
8.2.0

DoD check #8 — pytest tests/test_version_consistency.py -v

============================= test session starts ==============================
platform linux -- Python 3.12.13, pytest-9.0.2, pluggy-1.6.0
rootdir: /home/z/my-project/CodeLens
configfile: pytest.ini
plugins: Faker-40.1.2, metadata-3.1.1, asyncio-1.3.0, ddtrace-4.2.2, cov-7.0.0, json-report-5.1.0, anyio-4.13.0
asyncio: mode=Mode.STRICT, debug=False, asyncio_default_fixture_loop_scope=None, asyncio_default_test_loop_scope=function
collected 3 items

tests/test_version_consistency.py::test_pyproject_version_matches_utils PASSED [ 33%]
tests/test_version_consistency.py::test_skill_json_version_matches_utils PASSED [ 66%]
tests/test_version_consistency.py::test_no_version_in_doc_headings PASSED [100%]

============================== 3 passed in 0.06s ==============================

Negative verification — tests fail when drift is reintroduced

I verified the tests actually catch drift by temporarily reverting each file to its old value and re-running:

FAILED tests/test_version_consistency.py::test_pyproject_version_matches_utils
  AssertionError: Version drift: pyproject.toml declares version='8.0.0' but
  scripts/utils.py:CODELENS_VERSION='8.2.0'. Bump pyproject.toml to match
  (CODELENS_VERSION is the single source of truth).

FAILED tests/test_version_consistency.py::test_skill_json_version_matches_utils
  AssertionError: Version drift: skill.json declares version='7.2.0' but
  scripts/utils.py:CODELENS_VERSION='8.2.0'. Bump skill.json to match
  (CODELENS_VERSION is the single source of truth).

FAILED tests/test_version_consistency.py::test_no_version_in_doc_headings
  AssertionError: Doc H1 headings must not embed version literals —
  CODELENS_VERSION='8.2.0' is the single source of truth. Readers should
  run `codelens --version` for the live version. Drift found in:
    - README.md:1 — H1 contains version literal 'v8.2' in line:
      '# CodeLens v8.2 — AI-Native Code Intelligence'

3 failed in 0.06s

After restoration, all 3 tests pass cleanly.

Full test suite (excluding slow tests/test_integration.py)

Run	Failed	Passed	Skipped
Baseline (pre-PR, on main)	40	668	14
With this PR	37	671	14

Net delta: +3 passed (the 3 new consistency tests), 0 regressions. Every test that failed pre-PR fails identically post-PR — none of the pre-existing failures are caused by these changes.

Test portability

tests/test_version_consistency.py works on Python 3.8+ (the floor declared in pyproject.toml). It uses tomllib when available (3.11+) and falls back to a regex on the version = "..." line for 3.8-3.10, so it doesn't add tomli as a test-only dependency.

Findings (out of scope, not fixed)

Per the verification checklist (report what was found but not fixed):

• tests/test_vuln_staleness.py::TestScanVulnerabilitiesCacheInfo::test_vulnerable_app_has_stale_cache_info — fails pre-PR too. It's a date-based staleness test (the built-in VULN_DB was last updated 2025-02-28, now 485 days old); the test asserts is_stale is True but the engine returns False. Pre-existing, unrelated to version metadata. Likely needs either a refresh of VULN_DB or a test fixture that mocks the wall-clock date.
• 36 other pre-existing failures across test_architecture, test_compact_format, test_graph_incremental, test_graph_model, test_hybrid_type_resolver — all fail identically pre-PR and post-PR. Spot-checks suggest these are environmental (graph DB file path / fixture setup), not version-related. None of them touch version metadata, so they're outside this PR's scope.

Issue link

Closes #37 — #37

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[Wolfvin]

Review - APPROVE

Reviewed full diff (7 files, +175/-6). Clean, focused, matches issue #37 spec exactly.

Strengths

1. Single source of truth: scripts/utils.py:393 CODELENS_VERSION = "8.2.0" (from "8.0.0").
2. All 5 other files synced: pyproject.toml, skill.json (both "8.2.0"), README/SKILL/SKILL-QUICK H1 stripped of version literal.
3. 3 CI guard tests in tests/test_version_consistency.py:
   • test_pyproject_version_matches_utils - parses pyproject.toml version (tomllib for 3.11+, regex fallback for 3.8-3.10), asserts == CODELENS_VERSION
   • test_skill_json_version_matches_utils - loads skill.json, asserts version == CODELENS_VERSION
   • test_no_version_in_doc_headings - scans first line of README/SKILL/SKILL-QUICK, fails if v\d+.\d+ pattern found
4. Python 3.8-3.10 fallback: uses regex when tomllib unavailable (stdb in 3.11+). Thoughtful - no tomli test dependency needed.
5. Actionable assert messages: each failure tells maintainer exactly what to fix and which file is canonical.
6. Excellent docstrings: explain WHY (issue [BUG-03] Version drift across 6 files — pyproject=7.2.0, utils.py=8.0.0, README=v8.2, SKILL.md=v8.1 #37 reference, single source of truth rationale, drift prevention).

Minor observation (non-blocking)

pyproject.toml and skill.json descriptions still say "45 commands" - this is part of issue #38 (command count), not #37. Out of scope for this PR. Acceptable.

Verdict

Merging. CI guard test ensures future drift is caught immediately.

Reviewed by BOS (orchestrate-workers skill) - diff read in full before approval.

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