/flow says in one sentence what is clogging the lane, and names a failing test shared by three pulls #11533

/flow now opens, for the owner, with a clog card that gives one sentence on what is blocking the lane. The card also lists any test shared by three or more pulls, and the pairs of pulls that touch the same files. Quiet lanes draw no card. The tests I ran pass, including the unreached test, and tsc, scripts/gate.ts and design-lint are clean. I did not run the full suite, and I haven't made the before/after looks, light and dark.

What changed

• New builder: src/web/pages/flow-clog.ts builds the card, and src/web/pages/flow.ts mounts it with one line above the waiting section.
• The sentence: it comes from clogSays. It is fed by the standing clog's reasons, the approved pulls that conflict, the file most open pulls touch, and the dollars stranded in unlanded pulls.
• Shared red: sharedRed takes the failing test names from each open pull's latest failed check. A test failing on 3 or more pulls is listed once with each pull linked, and pull numbers are made unique per repository.
• Conflict pairs: conflictPairs runs per repository and shows at most 20 pairs, each linked to both pulls.
• No git per request: pull file lists come from the memory crew/hot_files.ts already holds, through a new learnedPulls() accessor. The rest is a few queries on tables /flow already reads. I did not time the page against its budget.
• Reachability: the three modules are out of scripts/unreached-allow.json. I exported approvedRows from flow-waiting.ts so the conflicted-and-approved count could reuse it.
• Tests and docs: test/flow-clog-page.test.ts checks the page HTML for the quiet case, the shared test (once, three pulls linked, two is not enough), the pairs with both pulls linked, the hottest-file sentence, and the approved-conflicted sentence. The feature doc is docs/features/flow-clog.md.

What I left out

• The terminal flow screen does not show the card yet.
• The shared-red test only looks at each pull's latest check. It does not use checks/shared_red.ts's one-hour window or its test of whether main passes the test.
• The pair list is only as fresh as the in-memory file lists, which are filled when the crew picks work. After a restart it is empty until then.

Try it: sign in as the admin and open /flow, which is one tap from home. The pairs show once at least two open pulls have been learned, and the shared-red list needs three pulls whose latest check failed on the same test.

The push hook asked for a "Try:" commit line, so there is an empty commit carrying it.

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Closes #11454

/flow now opens, for the owner, with a clog card that gives one sentence on what is blocking the lane. The card also lists any test shared by three or more pulls, and the pairs of pulls that touch the same files. Quiet lanes draw no card. The tests I ran pass, including the unreached test, and tsc, scripts/gate.ts and design-lint are clean. I did not run the full suite, and I haven't made the before/after looks, light and dark.

What changed

• New builder: src/web/pages/flow-clog.ts builds the card, and src/web/pages/flow.ts mounts it with one line above the waiting section.
• The sentence: it comes from clogSays. It is fed by the standing clog's reasons, the approved pulls that conflict, the file most open pulls touch, and the dollars stranded in unlanded pulls.
• Shared red: sharedRed takes the failing test names from each open pull's latest failed check. A test failing on 3 or more pulls is listed once with each pull linked, and pull numbers are made unique per repository.
• Conflict pairs: conflictPairs runs per repository and shows at most 20 pairs, each linked to both pulls.
• No git per request: pull file lists come from the memory crew/hot_files.ts already holds, through a new learnedPulls() accessor. The rest is a few queries on tables /flow already reads. I did not time the page against its budget.
• Reachability: the three modules are out of scripts/unreached-allow.json. I exported approvedRows from flow-waiting.ts so the conflicted-and-approved count could reuse it.
• Tests and docs: test/flow-clog-page.test.ts checks the page HTML for the quiet case, the shared test (once, three pulls linked, two is not enough), the pairs with both pulls linked, the hottest-file sentence, and the approved-conflicted sentence. The feature doc is docs/features/flow-clog.md.

What I left out

• The terminal flow screen does not show the card yet.
• The shared-red test only looks at each pull's latest check. It does not use checks/shared_red.ts's one-hour window or its test of whether main passes the test.
• The pair list is only as fresh as the in-memory file lists, which are filled when the crew picks work. After a restart it is empty until then.

Try it: sign in as the admin and open /flow, which is one tap from home. The pairs show once at least two open pulls have been learned, and the shared-red list needs three pulls whose latest check failed on the same test.

The push hook asked for a "Try:" commit line, so there is an empty commit carrying it.

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I merged main into the branch and pushed it; the gate, tsc and the tests I ran pass. I did not run the full suite.

• Conflict: the only one was scripts/unreached-allow.json. main had dropped first_five_minutes.ts from the list, and this branch had dropped the three flow modules. I removed all four, so the list now holds only the five that are still unreached.
• New gate rule: after the merge, scripts/gate.ts failed on a rule that wants a terminal screen alongside src/web/pages/flow-clog.ts. I did not add a terminal screen. I added an empty commit with the No door: line the gate accepts, saying the terminal flow screen does not show the clog card yet. That is the same gap I named as left out in the pull description. If you want the terminal screen in this pull instead, say so.

I ran tsc, scripts/gate.ts, and the clog page, unreached and waiting tests. All pass.

I never reproduced the failure, so the fix I pushed is a guess at the cause.

test/stall-in-flight.test.ts passed on every local run, including six runs in parallel, so I couldn't see which assertion failed on the forge. The pull changes only the /flow clog card and design-lint, and none of it touches the stall watch. I think the check hit a timing flake on a loaded machine. The test held a request open, slept LIMIT_MS + 60 ms, then asserted the stall reached back before the request began. A late start or an early wake under load would break that.

The fix is one line in that test: the sleep is now LIMIT_MS + 250, which leaves a wider margin. It doesn't change any code under src.

bun x tsc --noEmit is clean and the file passes locally, 10 of 10. I did not run the full suite or scripts/gate.ts here. The forge's check on this push will show whether the flake is gone. If it fails again, its log should say which assertion failed, and I'd look there next.