max / makenotwork

Fence two doc tables that rustdoc was reading as Rust `creators.rs` and `fan_plus.rs` each carried an indented ASCII table in their `//!` header listing what three kinds of reader see. rustdoc reads an indented block as code, so both were doctests that could not parse: "expected one of `!` or `::`, found `visitor`". Both landed earlier the same day with the described-pages work and were still broken this evening, because nothing in the pipeline runs `cargo test --doc`; the makeover-layout cascade running the full suite is what surfaced them. Gate filed as `b7dbb117`. Fenced as text rather than ignore. `ignore` still claims the block is code and only declines to run it; these are prose.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01MptwXZ8k65v19rFmdGAyki

Author: Max Johnson <me@maxj.phd> · 2026-09-01 21:17 UTC

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Commit: 76b2da2d85fc15279515d9c1635be54a6164c8fe

Parent: 5bb6146

2 files changed, +10 insertions, -6 deletions

M server/src/quasi/creators.rs +5 -3

			@@ -21,9 +21,11 @@
21	21		//! split on whether the reader had bought; this splits on what the reader is
22	22		//! allowed to do:
23	23		//!
24		-	//! a visitor Join, and Login
25		-	//! a reader Apply, from the dashboard
26		-	//! a creator nothing to apply for; go to the dashboard
	24	+	//! ```text
	25	+	//! a visitor Join, and Login
	26	+	//! a reader Apply, from the dashboard
	27	+	//! a creator nothing to apply for; go to the dashboard
	28	+	//! ```
27	29		//!
28	30		//! `can_create_projects` is the flag, read off the session user the factory
29	31		//! already resolved, so the branch costs no query.

M server/src/quasi/fan_plus.rs +5 -3

			@@ -11,9 +11,11 @@
11	11		//! [`super::Audience::Anyone`] only so the header could greet a signed-in
12	12		//! reader. This page uses it for the page:
13	13		//!
14		-	//! a visitor the pitch, and both ways to get an account
15		-	//! a reader, unsubscribed the pitch, and the control that subscribes
16		-	//! a reader, subscribed their membership's state, and nothing to buy
	14	+	//! ```text
	15	+	//! a visitor the pitch, and both ways to get an account
	16	+	//! a reader, unsubscribed the pitch, and the control that subscribes
	17	+	//! a reader, subscribed their membership's state, and nothing to buy
	18	+	//! ```
17	19		//!
18	20		//! The visitor branch is the one worth naming. Fan+ needs an account, so a
19	21		//! visitor is offered `/join` and `/login` rather than a control they cannot