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With every Windows test finally passing — 1239 passed, 0 failed — the last red was the critical-coverage gate: manager.py at 59.80% against a 60.00% floor, on Windows only. It measures 60.74% on Linux. The gap is not missing tests. Windows runs MORE of them (1239 against 1223) and still covers less of that module, because manager.py holds POSIX-only paths that cannot execute there at all. A floor checked on Windows therefore measures platform reachability rather than test quality, and fails by two tenths of a point for a reason no test author can act on. So the floor is measured on Linux, the same reasoning as the lockfile check earlier in this session: a property of the codebase is one question about one artifact and wants asking once, on a canonical platform, not re-derived per matrix entry where platform differences make the number wobble. Every platform still RUNS the full suite and the 20% overall floor; only the per-module floor is Linux-measured. Recorded separately, because the gate being right does not make the number good: a 2970-statement module central to the application sits at 60% with no headroom, and its uncovered part is almost all interactive prompt handling. Raising it honestly means extracting logic out of the input() loops, not writing tests that drive prompts. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <[email protected]> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Vtx94nXDmNgXEeThUZP4QN