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## Review Complete — Linus Torvalds, Round 3

VERDICT: approve

FINDINGS:
- [src/colonyos/cli.py:1283]: `dataclass_replace()` now used correctly — Round 2 cosmetic fixed
- [src/colonyos/repo_map.py:28]: Duplicate comment removed — Round 2 cosmetic fixed
- [src/colonyos/repo_map.py:680-685]: Greedy truncation `break` on first oversized file is the correct behavior — simple and predictable. No budget waste chasing partial fits.
- [tests/test_repo_map.py]: 95 tests covering real git repos, symbol extraction, ranking, truncation, sensitive file filtering, edge cases. Not mocked garbage — actual subprocess calls to git. This is how you write tests.

SYNTHESIS:
Both Round 2 cosmetic nits are resolved. The code is clean, correct, and follows every existing pattern in the codebase without exception. The data structures tell the whole story: `FileSymbols` holds a flat list of `Symbol` with recursive `children` for class methods — that's the right shape for a tree-formatted output. The pipeline is dead simple: walk files, parse symbols, rank by keyword overlap, greedily fill the budget. No hidden state, no caching layer, no dependency injection, no abstract factory pattern — just functions that take data in and return data out. The `_MAX_PARSE_SIZE` guard prevents OOM on vendored megafiles. The `try/except` wrapper in the orchestrator means a repo map bug never crashes a pipeline run. All 469 tests pass. Zero new dependencies. This is ready to ship.
