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fix(cn): one SMN1 exon-7 rule and raw MAPQ0 shares for the LPA null allele - #384

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Problem

Copy number from depth (steps 32, 35, 41 and 46) ran on four Python scripts: copy_number.py, hba_copy_number.py, lpa_kiv2.py and the marker reader in traits_report.py. Two of their rules disagreed with each other:

  • Step 46 judged the KIV-2 4925G>A marker on the MAPQ 0 share that the count table prints, rounded to three places. The count judged the raw share. At a share of 0.1996 the count said not assessed, but the marker still said present, from the reads the count had refused.
  • The SMN1 marker took the last row of the SMN table over exon 7. The Paraphase comparison took the first. A table with two such rows gave two different SMN1 counts.

Fix

The engine is now og cn, the Rust crate rust/crates/og-cn, written from first principles and checked against the Python on every command. The steps and the Nextflow modules call og cn bed, og cn call, og cn intervals, og cn check-bam, og cn marker-regions and og cn marker-read.

  • og cn bed and og cn marker-regions exit 2 when they cannot write the region list, so a step never reads a truncated list.
  • Step 46 makes the count and the 4925G>A reading in one call (og cn call --marker LPA_KIV2_4925), so both judge the same raw share.
  • One SMN1 exon-7 rule: the first row whose region or homologous regions hold exon 7 (rust/crates/og-cn/src/smn.rs).
  • bin/hba_copy_number.py and bin/lpa_kiv2.py are deleted. bin/copy_number.py keeps only the catalog reader and assess(), which step 41's report imports. bin/traits_report.py keeps MARKERS and MARKER_STATUSES, which the summary reads.

What changes in the output

Every option, config key, file name and table column stays the same. These outputs change on purpose, and each one is a golden in tests/parity/golden/cn/:

  1. Step 46: the 4925G>A table says not assessed when the count does (golden marker-lpa-share1996-kiv-present).
  2. Step 35: the SMN1 marker message reads the first row over exon 7 (golden smn-smn-present-smn-two-rows).
  3. Steps 35 and 46: a status the HBA or LPA layout did not name writes not assessed: <reason>. The HBA table wrote called with no count, and the LPA table stopped with an error.
  4. A catalog row with more= and no numbered reading is refused when the catalog loads, naming the row.
  5. og cn call --sex reads a gene row on chrX or chrY against the sample's count. The shipped catalog has no such row, so no table changes.
  6. Tables are written to a temporary file and renamed.
  7. copy_number.py call --json is gone. No step passed it.
  8. The wrong-regions messages name og cn bed (goldens hba-wrong-regions, cyp-no-pileup, intervals-wrong-table).

CHANGELOG.md and docs/lessons-learned.md name the same fixes.

Files outside the package list

The switch and the deletion needed these files:

  • rust/Cargo.toml, rust/Cargo.lock, rust/og/Cargo.toml, rust/og/src/main.rs: the og-cn crate and the og cn arm, one usage line.
  • .github/workflows/guard.yml: the rust job runs the five converted tests with og and OG_REQUIRED=1, and runs the fake-docker case cn-engine-calls with og. It fails if the case says it was skipped.
  • scripts/41-bloodtype.sh: calls og cn bed --locus RHD. Step 41's RhD count and step 32's CYP2D6 depth check stay in Python.
  • bin/collect_summary.py, bin/bloodtype_report.py, bin/couple_report.py, scripts/ci/build-cn-intervals.py: comments, plus two couple_report.py error messages that named copy_number.py.
  • scripts/ci/e2e-case-paths.tsv: the deleted scripts leave the table. Every case that runs a copy-number step lists bin/og. rust/ is outside the e2e scope by design, so no row lists it.
  • tests/test_copy_number.py, test_hba_copy_number.py, test_lpa_kiv2.py, test_traits_report.py, test_collect_summary.py, test_callability.py, test_lpa_fallback.sh, tests/fake-docker/cn-engine-calls.sh: the engine parts run through og when OG is set. The catalog parts still run without it.
  • tests/e2e/: bloodtype-1, cn-engine-1-parity, cn-guard-1-mapq0, cn-intervals-2-hg002, cyp21a2-short-reads-1-hg002, genotype-rules-2-lpa-null, genotype-rules-2-smn1-marker, hba-short-read-accuracy-1-nf-report, lpa-1, paralog-catalog-1-gba, paralog-checks-and-doc-fixes-1-hba.
  • tests/parity/: the 74 cn cases, the adapter oracle and the goldens.
  • Docs: docs/cn-loci.md, docs/35-paralogs.md, docs/46-lpa.md, docs/rust.md, docs/lessons-learned.md, rust/README.md.

Decisions

  • The fake-docker job builds no og, so cn-engine-calls says it is skipped there. Guard's rust job builds og and runs the case, and fails on a skip.
  • Guard's unit-tests job builds og in a temporary folder, where og cn cannot find bin/cn_loci.tsv beside itself. test_copy_number.py, test_lpa_kiv2.py and test_callability.py then run a copy of that og next to a copy of the catalog. An og inside the checkout (bin/og, as Guard's rust job runs it) still finds the catalog on its own, so that path stays tested.
  • The genotype-rules-2-lpa-null case now cuts the module's combined call. Its crash control is an og that writes the count and then exits 1, which is how a marker failure looks now.

How it was checked

Parity. scripts/ci/oracle-diff.sh on 53ea8db (head 5f33475 changes only tests and a changelog line since), with the oracle run by local Python (ORACLE_RUNNER=local): the 74 cn cases give 280 outputs, 273 equal to the Python of 9885cc5 and 7 equal to their goldens. Earlier, with the oracle in the py311 and py315 images, the only differences were a platform WARNING line the amd64 py311 image prints under emulation. Guard's parity job runs the same cases on every push.

Rust. On 5f33475, cargo fmt --check, cargo clippy --workspace --all-targets -D warnings, cargo test --workspace (og-cn: 21 passed, no failure in any crate) and cargo doc -D warnings are clean.

Python tests through og. On 53ea8db with OG=bin/og OG_REQUIRED=1, all five converted tests pass. On 5f33475, test_copy_number.py, test_lpa_kiv2.py and test_callability.py pass both with OG=bin/og and with an og outside the checkout. test_lpa_fallback.sh, test_collect_summary.py, test_couple_report.py and test_bloodtype_report.py pass. The fake-docker cases cn-engine-calls, paralog-catalog-loop and pgx-opt-in-steps pass with og.

Red first. Each new check failed once on a planted fault, and each fault was reverted in the next commit:

My e2e cases, full run. All 11 cases this PR touches passed on the HG002 fixture with the real images: bloodtype-1, cn-engine-1-parity, cn-guard-1-mapq0, cn-intervals-2-hg002, cyp21a2-short-reads-1-hg002, genotype-rules-2-lpa-null, genotype-rules-2-smn1-marker, hba-short-read-accuracy-1-nf-report, lpa-1, paralog-catalog-1-gba and paralog-checks-and-doc-fixes-1-hba (11 pass, 0 fail, 300 checks passed). The run used scripts/ci/e2e-run.sh with E2E_CASES in a Linux VM, at the CI paths, on the base outputs of a CI base leg (artifact e2e-base of fork run https://github.com/geiresx/OwnGenome/actions/runs/43078717074), with og built by rust/og.sh build from 5f33475. The later commits change one doc line and merge main, which touches none of the files these cases run. In genotype-rules-2-lpa-null, the module's lines cut from main.nf are 12, they write step 46's pileup, count and 4925G>A tables byte for byte, and the crashing 4925G>A reader gives not assessed with the count table kept.

Time and memory. Python of 9885cc5 against og, on an Apple Silicon Mac, mean of 20 runs, peak RSS from /usr/bin/time -l. Every pair wrote the same bytes.

Command Python og
step 35 interval table (946 segments) 59.5 ms, 20.5 MB 7.5 ms, 3.6 MB
step 35 HBA table 53.4 ms, 17.3 MB 6.9 ms, 3.3 MB
step 46 count and 4925G>A (two Python runs, one og run) 151.9 ms, 21.0 MB 10.4 ms, 3.4 MB
bed --kind interval 69.2 ms, 20.3 MB 6.3 ms, 3.3 MB

The output contract check (scripts/ci/check-output-contract.py --static) reports 409 rows and 0 problems, and scripts/ci/e2e-scope.sh check passes for all 160 cases. shellcheck -S warning is clean on every changed script. The real-genome check runs after merge.

Lint. gitleaks flags LPA_KIV2_4925.key in rust/crates/og-cn/src/cli.rs:590 of commit 0bc60ef as a generic API key. It is a Rust constant name, not a secret. The commit stays in history, so the fix is one line in .gitleaksignore (fingerprint 0bc60efda244e5361c54fe411f46db9514e5e8c3:rust/crates/og-cn/src/cli.rs:generic-api-key:590), which is outside this PR's file list.

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Summary by CodeRabbit

  • New Features
    • Added og cn commands for copy-number calls, interval analysis, region generation, BAM checks, and marker reading.
    • LPA repeat counts and the 4925G>A marker can now be assessed together. Count results are retained when marker assessment fails.
  • Changes
    • Workflow steps now use the new copy-number commands. The former standalone HBA and LPA tools and several legacy copy-number features are no longer available.
    • Updated SMN1 exon 7 copy-number selection and LPA marker assessment to use the count’s unrounded MAPQ 0 share.
  • Bug Fixes
    • Improved handling and reporting of invalid inputs, assessment failures, and output-writing errors.
  • Documentation
    • Updated command references and guidance for copy-number, HBA, SMN1, and LPA workflows.

Red first: the demo family's compound-het pair in KCNH2 names the son's
planted result to act on, and the family page shows it open. The new
browser checks also plant a de novo candidate and a grandparent stretch
over it, and check the son's copy-number dot in a closed gene. The unit
checks want results.json to carry the closed results (veil.spans), facts
and drawing items tagged, and core.js veilId() to answer as veil_id().

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…ild's dots and facts with them

results.json carries the closed results as veil.spans, and tags each card's
facts and the items of its drawing (CHIP calls, copy-number dots). core.js
gets veilId(), a mirror of veil_id() for the family page's rows that a unit
check runs against the Python rule under node, and the closed box both
pages draw.

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The family page reads each child's results.json and keeps closed every
de novo candidate, compound-het pair and grandparent stretch that names a
closed result, until it is opened there; while it cannot read them, every
such row of that child stays closed.

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…s is opened

A compound-het pair or a painted stretch can name two closed results:
core.js veilIds() lists each one by veil_id()'s rule, and the row stays
closed until all are opened. Opened results are kept per child and run,
since two children can carry the same result id. Results the server could
not build count as unreadable. On a child's page the phone's card line
takes only an open fact, and the closed count names rows and items apart.

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…nd open the map alone

A closed result known by its gene alone (two changes in one gene) could sit
at any de novo candidate or painted stretch, which name no gene, so those
rows stay closed with it. 'Show the map' now opens the drawn map only, not
the child's results.

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…the painting with a closed result

The side by side showed a child's CPIC row (RYR1, CACNA1S) for a gene whose result is closed on the child's
page, and the painting drew a closed stretch hatched at its own place, which pointed at the result. A side-by-side
row that names a child's closed result is now left out until opened there (every medicines and HLA row while the
child's results cannot be read), and while a grandparent stretch lies over a closed result every stretch of that
child is drawn from its parent alone.
…ge cannot read the child's results

'Show the rows' of a table opened the child's map as an image, and the painting's grandparents, too.
…Python

og cn bed, call, intervals, check-bam, marker-regions and marker-read do
what bin/copy_number.py, bin/hba_copy_number.py, bin/lpa_kiv2.py and the
marker half of bin/traits_report.py did. 74 parity cases compare them with
the Python at 9885cc5; the goldens are the deliberate fixes: one SMN1
exon-7 rule, the LPA 4925G>A null allele judged on the raw MAPQ 0 share,
and messages that name og cn bed.

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The demo pages must draw Figure 1 from the og map document, place every
finding the old karyogram placed, keep closed results off the map, name
missing layers, and fall back to a table without a map. The checks run
against main first, so they fail until the map lands.

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The callers and the Nextflow modules run og cn for the copy-number
calls, the SMN1 and LPA markers and the region lists. hba_copy_number.py
and lpa_kiv2.py are deleted; copy_number.py keeps the catalog reader
bloodtype_report needs, and traits_report.py keeps MARKERS for
collect_summary. The tests run the engine through og.

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Figure 1 of a person page now draws the og map document: every
chromosome at genome level, and one chromosome opened in place down to
about 10 Mb, with the findings lane, runs of homozygosity and the bands.
Closed results stay off the map until opened on purpose, with the same
switch as the card. Without the document the page shows a table.

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The demo build needs og to write map.json for each run. Docs now builds
og, checks that each demo run has its map, and uploads screenshots of
the map as the map-screens artifact.

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The e2e cases that printed regions or wrote tables with copy_number.py,
hba_copy_number.py or traits_report.py --marker now call og cn, and the
LPA case cuts the module's combined count-and-marker call. The case paths
list bin/og for every case that runs the copy-number steps, and the
deleted scripts leave the table. couple_report's two table messages and
the comments name og cn.

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The HBA table says "call" for "called", and the SMN rule takes the last
row over exon 7. Guard's rust job and the Rust workflow must go red.

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Step 38 and the Nextflow family workflow now run og family plan,
prepare, check, report and segments, ported from family_report.py and
family_segments.py. The report reads the joint VCF once, compresses
each child's inheritance table on its own thread at gzip level 6, and
smooths the chromosome map in O(R log R) with the same tie-breaks. A
joint VCF that is not sorted now stops it with exit 2.

family_segments.py is gone. family_report.py keeps only the names its
importers use, and og dev remnants checks that against
tests/parity/remnants.tsv. The new og-pedigree crate holds the
pedigree rules.
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The pull request adds the Rust og cn engine and CLI, then switches workflows, scripts, tests, and documentation to the new commands. It removes the HBA and LPA Python entry points and narrows copy_number.py and traits_report.py to remaining supported paths.

Changes: Copy-number engine and workflow migration

Layer / File(s) Summary
Crate foundation and catalog parsing
rust/Cargo.toml, rust/crates/og-cn/*, rust/README.md, rust/og/*
The Rust workspace adds og-cn. The crate defines shared parsing and input helpers, catalog data and validation, and lookup rules.
Copy-number assessment and result formatting
rust/crates/og-cn/src/engine.rs, rust/crates/og-cn/src/layout.rs, rust/crates/og-cn/src/markers.rs, rust/crates/og-cn/src/smn.rs
The engine assesses depth and PSV data. Marker and SMN readers, plus result layouts, generate tables and messages.
CLI dispatch and og integration
rust/crates/og-cn/src/cli.rs, rust/og/src/main.rs
The CLI adds commands for BED generation, calls, intervals, BAM checks, and marker reads. The og binary dispatches cn to the new crate.
Workflow migration and legacy command removal
bin/copy_number.py, bin/hba_copy_number.py, bin/lpa_kiv2.py, bin/traits_report.py, scripts/*, modules/local/*, docs/*, CHANGELOG.md, bin/collect_summary.py
Workflow commands switch to og cn. The HBA and LPA Python scripts are removed. Remaining Python code and documentation are updated for the new commands or retained catalog-reader path.
Tests, fixtures, and guard updates
.github/workflows/guard.yml, tests/*, tests/e2e/*, tests/fake-docker/*, tests/parity/*
Tests and fixtures exercise og cn and cover outputs, errors, and workflow execution. The Rust job adds coverage for the migrated commands.

Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~75 minutes

Change: Bug fix

Possibly related PRs

  • GeiserX/OwnGenome#357: Adds the parity harness used by this PR’s oracle mapping and parity fixtures.
  • GeiserX/OwnGenome#350: Adds the Rust workspace and og dispatcher that this PR extends with og-cn and og cn routing.
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The changelog misstates which tool runs the CYP2D6 depth check. Malformed bedcov input containing nan or inf could still produce a called copy number instead of an input error. Both are small fixes.

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The title names two changes: one SMN1 exon-7 selection rule and raw MAPQ0 shares for the LPA null allele. The PR replaces the Python copy-number tools with the Rust og cn engine. The SMN1 rule (first row whose region or homologous regions contain exon 7) and the raw MAPQ0 share for the 4925G>A marker both appear in the summaries for smn.rs, docs, and scripts/46-lpa.sh. The title covers only part of the change, but it refers to real parts of it and is not misleading.

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…first)

The weakest-run tie now goes to the last run in the block, and
family_report.py defines a name no importer uses. The smoothing tests,
the segments-ties parity case and og dev remnants must each go red.
Reverted in the next commit.
og vntyper report, og locityper report, og mocha report, og mei report
and annotsv-input, og viral report, og y str-bed and str-report, and
og exomiser prepare and report, in the new crate og-reports. Each reads
its tool's output as the Python did and writes the same tables, through
a temporary file and a rename.

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…eplace

123 cases from the old unit tests and their traps, with the oracle at
9885cc5 in PYTHON_IMAGE. Goldens name each deliberate fix. Generators
write the VNtyper and Locityper run folders and the viral inputs; the
harness now copies a generator's folders whole.

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The bash steps run /pgp-bin/og in the same images, the Nextflow modules
run og from bin/, and the e2e cases call bin/og.

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The seven tests run og (OG), skip without it, and fail without it when
OG_REQUIRED is set, as Guard's rust job does. The demo builder writes
the seven tables itself, byte for byte what it wrote before.

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og replaces them. The docs, the changelog and the comments that named
them now name og.

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Each tool gets one wrong threshold or word, so the unit tests, the
Python tests and the parity cases must fail on this commit.

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# Conflicts:
#	.github/workflows/docs.yml
# Conflicts:
#	docs/rust.md
#	rust/Cargo.lock
#	rust/Cargo.toml
#	rust/og/src/main.rs
#	scripts/ci/e2e-case-paths.tsv
# Conflicts:
#	docs/rust.md
#	rust/Cargo.toml
#	rust/og/src/main.rs
#	scripts/ci/e2e-case-paths.tsv
…have settled

A page still waiting for a child's results keeps every place closed anyway, so
the checks of the unreadable state could pass on a request that never ended.
They now first require the page to report the child's results as known or
failed.
The row ran bin/locityper_report.py, which this branch deletes. The smoke
job now builds og for that row, and the comments and step 53's doc name
the og verbs.
…checkout

Guard's unit-tests job builds og in a temporary folder, where og cn cannot
find bin/cn_loci.tsv beside itself, so the og cn checks of three tests
failed there. They now run a copy of that og next to a copy of the catalog.

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…he map review

A row that carries another result's tag now also asks its own result, so
opening one closed result never draws a second one under its tag. The
runs of homozygosity wait for their step in a replay, Back to an address
with no place returns to the whole genome, a DPR change resizes the
bitmap, a failed reload clears the chips, and an open chromosome gets
zoom buttons for touch. The tests use OG when set and take no map
screenshot of a map that did not draw.
… failed request, nothing closed and a moved run

The family page took any array as veil.spans. An entry that is not [id, ...]
blanked the page, and an empty list beside findings to act on opened every
place. Such spans now read as unreadable, so every place stays closed.

The tests now click each box in turn while the results cannot be read (the
son's four boxes, the map image against the tables, the couple screen against
the partner's cells), cover a results.json cut short, a child with nothing to
act on and a run that moves while the page is open, and compare whole pages
for a copy-number span, a CHIP call, the couple fixture and the map image,
each view settled on knowing the results. Each new check has a planted
control that turns it red.
# Conflicts:
#	.github/workflows/guard.yml
#	CHANGELOG.md
#	docs/rust.md
…in its gene

An open finding whose card the page shows was dropped from the map while a
closed result sat inside its gene span, and came back when that result was
opened: that placed the closed result inside the gene. A page finding now
follows the page's own veil only; a row with no page finding (APOE) still
follows its tag. A result opened by its own card now shows even when it
overlaps another closed result.

Also: APOE's chip and switch wait for the traits card in a replay, the
chromosome's runs sentence waits for its step, and a failed reload empties
the mark links and hides the tooltip.
…ead it as a key

gitleaks read 'm.key == LPA_KIV2_4925.key' as a generic API key. The constant
now stands on the left, which the rule does not match, and the one commit in
this branch that holds the old line is listed in .gitleaksignore.

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gitleaks flagged the comment. It now describes it in words, and that
commit's own fingerprint is listed.

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Validate the mpileup depth field.

A line such as chr5\t70952074\tT\tbad\tGGGGGGGGGG\t~~~~~~~~~~ passes this check. The marker reader counts its ten G bases and can report the SMN1 marker as present, although bad is not a depth. Reject a nonnumeric depth before passing bases to each. (raw.githubusercontent.com)


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end: py_int(c[2])?,
name: c[3].to_owned(),
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Reject non-finite bedcov depth sums in read_bedcov.

py_float accepts nan and inf. read_bedcov stores the resulting mean without a finiteness check, and cli.rs passes that mean map to assess. With a NaN estimate, the MAPQ0 and floor guards do not stop the call. For Cut, Round and Psv rows, the NaN estimate can produce a Called result with 0 copies instead of an input error. The trigger is a malformed bedcov file, since samtools bedcov writes integer sums.

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-        means.insert(name.to_owned(), py_float(c[4])? / (end - start) as f64);
+        let sum = py_float(c[4])?;
+        if !sum.is_finite() {
+            return Err(Error(format!(
+                "{path}: region {name} {chrom}:{start}-{end} has a non-finite depth sum"
+            )));
+        }
+        means.insert(name.to_owned(), sum / (end - start) as f64);
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Update read_bedcov to reject a parsed depth sum unless it is finite, returning the existing input-error type with region context before calculating or storing the mean. Preserve the current mean calculation for finite sums.

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## Unreleased

- The copy-number engine now runs in the Rust `og` binary, as `og cn bed`, `og cn call`, `og cn intervals`, `og cn check-bam`, `og cn marker-regions` and `og cn marker-read`. That covers step 35's depth counts (HBA, the gene-dosage rows, CYP21A2, the interval rows) and its SMN1 marker, step 46's KIV-2 count and 4925G>A reading, the RHD regions of step 41 and the ALT-contig check of steps 32 and 35. They replace `bin/hba_copy_number.py` and `bin/lpa_kiv2.py`, which are gone, the commands of `bin/copy_number.py` and the marker reader of `bin/traits_report.py`. Two parts stay in Python for now: step 41's report makes the RhD call with the catalog reader and `assess()` of `bin/copy_number.py`, and step 32's CYP2D6 depth check is its own tool. `bin/traits_report.py` keeps `MARKERS` for the summary. Every table, file name and option a step uses stays the same; the parity cases in `tests/parity` hold every output that changed on purpose:

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Remove the CYP2D6 depth check from the Python-retained list on line 7.

Line 7 lists step 32's CYP2D6 depth check among the parts that stay in Python. The step now runs og pgx cyp2d6-check (modules/local/pypgx/main.nf:87), and bin/cyp2d6_depth_check.py is absent. Lines 38 and 79 describe the Rust move correctly. Line 7 is the entry to correct.

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 ## Unreleased
 
-- The copy-number engine now runs in the Rust `og` binary, as `og cn bed`, `og cn call`, `og cn intervals`, `og cn check-bam`, `og cn marker-regions` and `og cn marker-read`. That covers step 35's depth counts (HBA, the gene-dosage rows, CYP21A2, the interval rows) and its SMN1 marker, step 46's KIV-2 count and 4925G>A reading, the RHD regions of step 41 and the ALT-contig check of steps 32 and 35. They replace `bin/hba_copy_number.py` and `bin/lpa_kiv2.py`, which are gone, the commands of `bin/copy_number.py` and the marker reader of `bin/traits_report.py`. Two parts stay in Python for now: step 41's report makes the RhD call with the catalog reader and `assess()` of `bin/copy_number.py`, and step 32's CYP2D6 depth check is its own tool. `bin/traits_report.py` keeps `MARKERS` for the summary. Every table, file name and option a step uses stays the same; the parity cases in `tests/parity` hold every output that changed on purpose:
+- The copy-number engine now runs in the Rust `og` binary, as `og cn bed`, `og cn call`, `og cn intervals`, `og cn check-bam`, `og cn marker-regions` and `og cn marker-read`. That covers step 35's depth counts (HBA, the gene-dosage rows, CYP21A2, the interval rows) and its SMN1 marker, step 46's KIV-2 count and 4925G>A reading, the RHD regions of step 41 and the ALT-contig check of steps 32 and 35. They replace `bin/hba_copy_number.py` and `bin/lpa_kiv2.py`, which are gone, the commands of `bin/copy_number.py` and the marker reader of `bin/traits_report.py`. One part stays in Python for now: step 41's report makes the RhD call with the catalog reader and `assess()` of `bin/copy_number.py`. `bin/traits_report.py` keeps `MARKERS` for the summary. Every table, file name and option a step uses stays the same; the parity cases in `tests/parity` hold every output that changed on purpose:
   - Step 46: the KIV-2 4925G>A reading is made in the same call as the count and judges the aligner on the count's own MAPQ 0 share. Before, it read the share the count table prints, rounded to three places, so at a share just under 0.20 the count said not assessed while the marker still read `present`. Both now say not assessed.
   - Step 35: the SMN1 marker message takes the SMN1 psCN from the first row of the SMN table that covers exon 7, the rule of the Paraphase comparison. It took the last such row, so a table with two rows over exon 7 made the two read different counts.
   - Steps 35 and 46: a status the HBA or LPA table layout did not name (a catalog edit could give one) now writes `not assessed: <reason>`. The HBA table wrote `called` with no count, and the LPA table stopped with an error.
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- The copy-number engine now runs in the Rust `og` binary, as `og cn bed`, `og cn call`, `og cn intervals`, `og cn check-bam`, `og cn marker-regions` and `og cn marker-read`. That covers step 35's depth counts (HBA, the gene-dosage rows, CYP21A2, the interval rows) and its SMN1 marker, step 46's KIV-2 count and 4925G>A reading, the RHD regions of step 41 and the ALT-contig check of steps 32 and 35. They replace `bin/hba_copy_number.py` and `bin/lpa_kiv2.py`, which are gone, the commands of `bin/copy_number.py` and the marker reader of `bin/traits_report.py`. Two parts stay in Python for now: step 41's report makes the RhD call with the catalog reader and `assess()` of `bin/copy_number.py`, and step 32's CYP2D6 depth check is its own tool. `bin/traits_report.py` keeps `MARKERS` for the summary. Every table, file name and option a step uses stays the same; the parity cases in `tests/parity` hold every output that changed on purpose:
- The copy-number engine now runs in the Rust `og` binary, as `og cn bed`, `og cn call`, `og cn intervals`, `og cn check-bam`, `og cn marker-regions` and `og cn marker-read`. That covers step 35's depth counts (HBA, the gene-dosage rows, CYP21A2, the interval rows) and its SMN1 marker, step 46's KIV-2 count and 4925G>A reading, the RHD regions of step 41 and the ALT-contig check of steps 32 and 35. They replace `bin/hba_copy_number.py` and `bin/lpa_kiv2.py`, which are gone, the commands of `bin/copy_number.py` and the marker reader of `bin/traits_report.py`. One part stays in Python for now: step 41's report makes the RhD call with the catalog reader and `assess()` of `bin/copy_number.py`. `bin/traits_report.py` keeps `MARKERS` for the summary. Every table, file name and option a step uses stays the same; the parity cases in `tests/parity` hold every output that changed on purpose:
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Update the CHANGELOG entry to remove step 32’s CYP2D6 depth check from the list of parts that remain in Python, while retaining the step 41 RhD report and the `MARKERS` note. Preserve the surrounding Rust migration summary and parity statement.

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