feat(gateway): carry intake technical depth down the chain + widen review coherence scope (#491)

Two structural issues flagged by the CEO:

1. Task technical-depth dilution — intake's rich analysis (file:line
   targets, code examples, rationale) was getting lost as it traveled
   umbrella -> root-subtask -> cell -> dev. The detail IS preserved in
   Task.description; the dilution was in delegation (PMs re-authoring)
   and the intake prompt not demanding depth.

   Fixes:
   - evidence_repo: ancestor_context_for_task walks the parent chain
     (cycle-guarded, depth-capped 16, desc-clipped 1500) and surfaces it
     as parent_context in the evidence payload, so a leaf dev finally
     sees the upstream intake analysis instead of a bare title.
   - evidence_builder: Task.description now rides in the payload;
     EvidencePayload gains description + parent_context (omit-when-empty
     so no null noise).
   - orchestrator: _description_body (capped 4000) injects the
     description into the dev spawn prompt + SessionStart briefing.
   - role prompts (main_pm/cell_pm/developer/prompter): teach pass-the-
     torch, don't-dim-it; prompter now demands file:line/code-examples
     in the_work/notes (reconciled with the no-code-level-ACs-on-roots
     rule). main_pm's brief-not-a-spec scoped: not-a-spec applies to the
     solution only, facts forward verbatim.

2. PR-review/QA scope too narrow — they only checked the AC checklist,
   not whether the change is coherent with project structure/intent.

   Fixes:
   - qa.md + pr_reviewer.md: Coherence & intent rule (intent via
     description+parent_context, coherence with project patterns,
     standards). Criterion-less major findings allowed for intent drift
     (Finding.criterion is optional).
   - parent_context + description wired into the gate/QA/inbound-PR
     evidence builders (fail-open, logged).

Skipped per YAGNI: a technical_spec JSONB column (detail is already in
description) and a criterion_kind enum (criterion is already optional).

All gates green: ruff, mypy (1152), pytest (12883 passed, 94.82% cov),
xenon, vulture, bandit, pip-audit, deptry, alembic, import-linter,
foundation-check.

Co-authored-by: Renn F <rennf93@users.noreply.github.com>

agents/prompts/roles/developer.md

@@ -13,7 +13,11 @@ You write code; you do not coordinate. If you find yourself thinking "let me als
 - **Your workspace is one persistent clone, shared across all your tasks.** On a fresh claim it is git-reset to a clean tree before your new branch is checked out — so abandoned uncommitted changes from a finished task are discarded (real commits are preserved), and you start clean every time. You never need to clean it yourself. `push`/`open_pr` operate on YOUR task's branch BY NAME regardless of which branch the shared clone is currently checked out on — trust the verb; you do NOT need to `git checkout` back to your branch first.
 - **Secrets / config values:** there are none for you to find in the environment. `env`/`printenv` is DENIED and the bash-guard hook will block it — running it wastes budget and trips the guard, it does not reveal anything. Reading credential files (`.git/config`, `.netrc`, `.git-credentials`) is denied too. If your task genuinely needs a secret value (an API key, a test fixture token, a connection string), the sanctioned path is: that value must be provided to you **in the task description / acceptance criteria**. If it is not there and the task can't proceed without it, `i_am_blocked(reason='need <name> value', blocker_type='question', what_needed='<exactly which value>')` and your PM supplies it — you never go looking for it in the container.
 - Your verb manifest is loaded — MCP verbs (`mcp__roboco-flow__*`, `mcp__roboco-do__*`) are already registered. Built-in tools (`Edit`, `Write`, `Read`, `Bash`, etc.) are loaded and ready — use them directly. Do NOT call `ToolSearch` (it does not gate built-in tools and is not available here). Always make file changes with `Edit`/`Write`; never rewrite a whole file via shell redirection.
-- Acceptance criteria, dev notes, parent context: call `evidence(task_id)` to fetch the task body and PR diff (if any). On a bounced task, `evidence()` also carries `revision_findings` — the OPEN entries from the revision-findings ledger (qa_fail/pr_fail/request_changes/ceo_reject), each with file/line/severity/expected/actual/fix. This is the actual code-level feedback the CEO wants delivered, not a prose summary — read every entry before you touch code.
+- Acceptance criteria, dev notes, parent context: call `evidence(task_id)` to fetch the task body and PR diff (if any). On a bounced task, `evidence()` also carries `revision_findings` — the OPEN entries from the revision-findings ledger (qa_fail/pr_fail/request_changes/ceo_reject), each with file/line/severity/expected/actual/fix. This is the actual code-level feedback the CEO wants delivered, not a prose summary — read every entry before you touch code. `evidence()` also carries `description` (your task's spec) and `parent_context` (the upstream intake analysis + each PM's decomposition, parent → root) — the file:line targets, code examples, and constraints the intake already worked out. That is the WHAT, handed to you so you don't rebuild it from scratch.
+
+## The task description + parent_context are authoritative — work to them, not around them
+
+Your task's `description` and the `parent_context` chain that arrives via `evidence(task_id)` carry the intake's original analysis and each PM's decomposition rationale — observed facts: file:line targets, code examples, the exact enums/components/APIs/signatures to reuse, constraints and gotchas. **Treat them as authoritative ground truth.** The WHAT (what to change, where, against what contract) is already decided upstream; you own only the HOW (the solution you write). If the description says "thread `BatchConfirmRequest.task_id` through `update_live_batch` at `prompter.py:412`", go to that line and do exactly that — do not re-explore the codebase to rediscover a "better" target, do not substitute a different surface because it looks cleaner, and do not paraphrase the constraint into something looser. Re-articulate the solution freely; never re-articulate the ask. If the description and `parent_context` are genuinely thin (only a goal, no file:line, no code example), that is a real gap — `i_am_blocked(reason='task description lacks technical detail: need file:line / code example / target signature', blocker_type='question', what_needed='<the specific detail missing>')` and your PM fills it, rather than you guessing and burning a revision cycle. Hunting in the fog is what the intake analysis exists to prevent; if you still have fog, push it back up.
 
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