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Manage the content and description hash baselines that drive staleness (STALE001) and source-drift (DRIFT001) detection during selfdoc check

#selfdoc baseline

Manage the content and description hash baselines that drive staleness (STALE001) and source-drift (DRIFT001) detection during selfdoc check

#baseline accept

Accept a reviewed staleness or drift dead-end by advancing a page's stored content and description hash baseline to its current values. Use this only after a human has confirmed the page's content changed but its existing frontmatter description was reviewed and is still accurate. Each named page must currently be reporting a STALE001 or DRIFT001 error; accepting clears that error so selfdoc check passes without rewriting an already-correct description.

Effect: mutating

#Flags

Flags
NameShortTypePresenceEnvDescription
--auto-commit, --no-auto-commitbooloptionalAutomatically commit the updated content hash tracking file to git after accepting the named pages. Omitted, it commits; pass --no-auto-commit to leave it uncommitted

#Arguments

Arguments
NameTypePresenceDescription
pagelist[str] (variadic)requiredPage identifier(s) to accept, named exactly as shown in 'selfdoc check' output (e.g. 'en/index.md'). Each page must currently report a STALE001 or DRIFT001 error; pages are named explicitly with no glob or --all shortcut so acceptance stays a deliberate per-page action.

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