schemas/index.ts and errors/index.ts carried real local declarations — the
`ipcRequestSchemas` runtime registry plus composed types, and the `IpcError`
class plus `IpcErrorCode` — yet sat under the index.ts name, tripping
barrel/index-no-impl (§6.4 rule 1: an index must be a pure re-export barrel).
Unlike the api barrel there is no outer barrel to remove — ipc/ is already an
open namespace — so this is a straight rename to named modules.
- schemas/index.ts -> schemas/ipcSchemas.ts; errors/index.ts -> errors/IpcError.ts.
- Repoint all consumers (18 deep imports + one intra-package import), including
directory-form relative imports (./schemas, ../errors) that resolved via Node's
index lookup.
- Sync the ipc docs: rename path references and reword the "no errors/index.ts
aggregation" prose, since errors/ now has no index at all.
Add `src/shared/ipc/schemas/**/*.ts` to the `data-schema-key/valid-key`
rule's files glob so route/event keys for every current and future IPC
domain are enforced automatically, replacing the hard-coded file list that
silently missed each migrated domain (selection, window, knowledge,
fileProcessing, webSearch). Add a guard that skips zod data-field names —
keys inside a `z.*(...)` object literal — so only the route/event strings
are constrained while `Object.freeze(...)` registries stay validated.
Drop the stale "global registry" type assertions in schema.types.test.ts
that manually enumerated every migrated route/event union; that positive
contract is already proven at compile time by the production handler maps,
leaving the @ts-expect-error negative assertions as the test's real value.
Remove an unused eslint-disable directive surfaced by the linter.
The per-domain schemas/__tests__ (window + selection) asserted zod
primitives: that z.boolean() rejects a string, that z.infer yields boolean,
that never-parsed output schemas round-trip — i.e. they tested zod, not our
code. The route inventory they locked is already enforced at compile time by
IpcHandlersFor exhaustiveness plus the global IpcRoute union test.
Remove all four. Document the boundary across the IPC docs (usage /
schema-guide / migration-guide): test the handler (real behavior), not the
schema; business validation lives in the handler/service, so a schema worth
unit-testing effectively never arises.