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Classify GraphQL API surfaces and version scope evidence - #29
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Classifies operations separately when one source file contains multiple API surfaces; Storefront, Customer Account, and ambiguous operations no longer inherit Admin scope evidence. Reports the selected Shopify API version and whether the bundled evidence applies, keeps release-candidate mappings explicitly unverified, and marks
2025-10unsupported only at its documented accessibility cutoff.npm testpasses 91/91 on Node.js 20.20.2, 24.21.0, and 26.10.0; Node.js 26 coverage is 97.03% statements, 82.73% branches, and 100% functions. Lint, typecheck, bundle validation, clean package smoke/dry-run, and the high-severity production dependency audit pass (0 vulnerabilities).