bill-quality-check

Stack routing for quality checks detects the dominant stack in scope using manifest-driven signals and delegates to the matching stack-specific checker, preventing silent fallback and ensuring deterministic routing.

Contract-enforced routing requires a mandatory declared_quality_check_file to delegate validation tasks, ensuring that linting and formatting requests route to the correct platform pack without silent substitutions.

You prevent silent fallback during quality checks by applying explicit fallback rules and contract enforcement, which ensure routing only delegates to the declared stack-specific checker.

Yes, manifest-driven stack detection is required to identify the dominant stack in scope and route validation requests to the appropriate platform pack checker deterministically.

Without the declared quality check file, contract enforcement fails to route the request safely, triggering explicit fallback rules to avoid silent substitutions and ensure the correct stack checker is used.