Add data availability statement guard#375
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Summary
Adds
collaborative-data-availability-statement-guard, a self-contained Real-time Collaborative Research Editor slice that gates final manuscript export when data/code availability statement evidence is not review-ready.The guard evaluates:
Non-overlap
This is intentionally separate from the existing and competing slices. It is not a reference-library merge guard, notification visibility guard, accessibility checker, presence privacy guard, evidence binding guard, or general embargo-release workflow. It focuses on availability-statement export readiness for a collaborative manuscript package.
Local validation
Run from
collaborative-data-availability-statement-guard/:npm run check npm test npm run demo npm run demo:videoAll four commands passed locally.
Reviewer artifacts
reports/summary.jsonreports/reviewer-packet.mdreports/summary.svgreports/demo.webmSafety
All data is synthetic. The module does not call GitHub, Zenodo, OSF, journal systems, identity services, storage APIs, email systems, or live manuscript export services. It does not include private manuscripts, credentials, human-subject records, or reviewer data.