testimonial reads its byline from the paragraph again, and the attribute migration is reversed

The staged testimonial reads **Name** — Role through WORK-686's paragraph item model, and keeps author and role as the alternative form (SPEC-182 D6). The content migration and the codemod that pointed the other way are reversed before v0.44.0 is released (D7).

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Criteria completion

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Relationships

ID:SPEC-182Status:implemented

A paragraph is reinterpreted into a rune's own values, so testimonial keeps its byline as text

ID:WORK-686Status:done

A paragraph field takes an item model, and fills the rune's own attributes

Priority:highComplexity:moderateMilestone:v0.44.0

ID:WORK-668Status:done

testimonial is a composition over section, with a codemod for its byline

Priority:mediumComplexity:complexMilestone:v0.44.0

ID:WORK-685Status:done

The plugin testimonial accepts author and role attributes, and the codemod is applied to this repository

Priority:highComplexity:simpleMilestone:v0.44.0

ID:BUG-019Status:fixed

A comma attribution leaves the comma in the testimonial role

Severity:minorMilestone:v0.48.0

ID:v0.44.0Status:complete

v0.44.0 — Hero, cta and testimonial compose

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claude/milestone-v0-44-0-ism7ni done

Oct 30, 02:23 PM99771c3
Created (done)by bjornolofandersson
Oct 30, 02:11 PMa23b676
Content editedby Claude
WORK-686, WORK-687: done, PR #738
Oct 30, 02:10 PM7370042
Content editedby Claude
v0.44.0: a paragraph fills a rune's own values; testimonial keeps its by

Acceptance Criteria

site/staged-runes/testimonial.md declares the attribution field with an item model and fills: { author: $name, role: $role }, and still declares author and role
Both forms render identically and publish the same Review / Person / Rating graph, asserted against the plugin by the comparison tests
A comma attribution fills the role without the comma (BUG-019 fixed in the composition), and the comparison test records it as an explained difference
site/content and the two SEO fixtures return to the paragraph form, and seo:baseline:check passes without regenerating
refrakt marketing migrate-testimonial, the marketing ./cli-plugin export and their changeset entries are removed; the plugin keeps author / role and parseAttribution
The testimonial reference page, the plugin snippet and the editor snippet teach the paragraph form, with author / role documented as the alternative
refrakt validate --site staging reports nothing that --site main does not

Blocked by

WORK-686

References

SPEC-182: D6, D7.
WORK-668, WORK-685: what is reversed.
BUG-019: the comma attribution.

Resolution

Completed: 2026-10-30

Branch: claude/milestone-v0-44-0-ism7ni

What was done

site/staged-runes/testimonial.md: an attribution field with an item model and fills: { author: $name, role: $role }. The author/role attributes are kept.
packages/content/test/composed-testimonial.test.ts:
- both forms render identically and produce the baseline Review graph;
- the comma fix is asserted as the one explained difference (BUG-019);
- the fill-overridden warning is asserted;
- the codemod tests are replaced by a check that this repository's testimonials use the paragraph form.
Reverted to the paragraph form: site/content/index.md, site/content/runes/marketing/testimonial.md, and contracts/seo-baseline/fixtures/testimonial{,.comma}.md. seo:baseline:check passes unregenerated.
Removed: plugins/marketing/src/migrate-testimonial.ts, cli-plugin.ts, the ./cli-plugin export, the codemod exports, the cli-overview row, and the changeset mentions. Added .changeset/paragraph-fills.md.
Snippets (plugin and VS Code) teach **Name** — Role.

Notes

The plugin keeps author/role and parseAttribution. Its own byAttributes rule (either attribute disables the paragraph) differs slightly from the composition's per-attribute precedence; both forms written together is warned about.