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ci: enforce module layout in fuzz targets - #8
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Deny self-named parent module files in the standalone fuzz package. It has its own workspace and does not inherit the main crate lints.
Run Clippy on every fuzz target and feature in the existing CI job. The main-crate Clippy command does not cover this separate workspace.
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The standalone fuzz workspace does not inherit the main crate’s lint settings. Deny
clippy::self_named_module_filesthere and add its Clippy check to CI.Each logical change has its own commit:
Validation: every intermediate commit passes formatting and its relevant Clippy check. The final tree is identical to the previously green PR tree. Full CI is rerunning after the history split.