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# `ec` a command line client for verifying artifacts and evaluating policies

## testing changes

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[high] intent-alignment

No linked issue or authorization for this change. The PR has no body, no linked issue, and the title "update to test" combined with the branch name "test-ta" indicate this is a scratch/test PR rather than authorized work. The content-free heading serves no documented purpose and there is no traceability to any planned work item.

Suggested fix: If this PR serves a legitimate purpose (e.g., testing CI pipelines or webhook integrations), document that in the PR body and link to the relevant issue. Otherwise, close the PR without merging.

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[medium] scope-coherence

Content-free placeholder heading degrades README structure. Inserting a meaningless "## testing changes" heading between the project title and the project description breaks the document logical structure and narrative flow. The README is the project public-facing documentation.

Suggested fix: Remove the heading. If changes to the README are needed, add substantive content that follows the existing document structure.

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[low] naming-conventions

Heading uses lowercase ("## testing changes") which is inconsistent with every other level-2 heading in the file (## Building, ## Testing, ## Linting, ## Demo, ## Troubleshooting). The established convention is title case.

Suggested fix: Use title case: "## Testing Changes".


The `ec` tool is used to evaluate Conforma policies for Software
Supply Chain. Various sub-commands can be used to assert facts about an artifact
such as:
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