Three pieces:
1. cog_gov_search: name/state/type search over canonical_fips_xwalk
for resolving human-readable place names into canonical_govids.
Accepts USPS abbrev ('FL') or FIPS int (12) for state; integer
0-3 or name ('state','county','city','township') for type. Types
4/5 emit an explanatory cli message and return an empty tibble
(v0.1 corpus excludes them). USPS<->FIPS table hardcoded with
50 states + DC + territories; FIPS 66 = GU (not GA).
2. cog_mirror: downloads manifest-listed files to a local directory
with SHA-256 idempotency (files with matching hash return status
'cached'). Supports HTTP and local-path fixture URLs. Round-trip
test: mirror + re-open against the mirror + query Broward 2020
returns identical results.
3. Scope-aware verbs: .check_govids_in_scope() helper in session.R
queries canonical_fips_xwalk for the requested govids, emits a
cli_inform listing any missing ones, and records the found/missing
sets under provenance$scope. Wired into cog_spending (and
transitively into cog_revenue, cog_geographic_rollup,
cog_peer_compare via their cog_spending calls).
Also: dropped dbplyr from Imports (unused).
Tests: +29 (22 search + 12 mirror - 5 refactored) / 159 total pass.
devtools::check() now clean: 0E / 0W / 0N.
Tracks the cog_pipeline corpus bump from 2 → 3 (year=2012 partition is
now modern-only; v2 shipped a broken mixed-source partition). session
open aborts with a clear message if a reader hits a legacy v2 corpus.
jared