GOV-01. The adapter inventory claimed 118/118 while the tree held 119 files, so
src/adapters/platform/abortable-operation.ts sat outside every review's
coverage without anything failing. The row is restored and
scripts/check-adapter-inventory.ts now diffs the document against
git ls-files src/adapters, so the count is an equality rather than a number
someone has to remember. The same gate pins that the Service Worker asset
generator reads the shared extension table instead of declaring its own.
GOV-02. The previous ledger closed rows as FIXED_NOT_RELEASED that the
re-review found partial. The new section is written the other way round: a row
reads FIXED only where a named adversarial test failed on the pre-fix source
and passes on the landed one, and the twelve findings this pass did not reach —
RPC-RR-01, RT-RR-01 through RT-RR-04 and TR-RR-01 through TR-RR-07 — are
recorded as NOT_STARTED with the reason each needs a lifecycle change rather
than a contained edit. None of them may be treated as closed and no capability
they cover may be promoted without its own evidence row.
The structural gate for the shared abortable-operation primitive is
deliberately not added yet: it still has zero production importers, and a gate
that fails CI for a documented, unfixed defect would report the wrong thing.
Also records the destructive test hazard found while running the suites:
scripts/lib/removal-fixture.ts and scripts/check-supply-chain-provider-fixtures.ts
symlink the real node_modules into a temp fixture root and run pnpm there, which
purges the repository's own dependencies through the symlink mid-run.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
LIVE-01. A credential collaborator that returns UNAVAILABLE, throws, rejects
or answers off-contract is an outage of the auth integration, not evidence
about the user's session. Each of those now closes as AUTH_INTEGRATION_FAILURE
with zero fetches, so the composition root's logout path stays reserved for a
genuinely absent session. The synchronous and asynchronous failure sites share
one classifier.
LIVE-02 / LIVE-03. Object.freeze(new Map(...)) freezes the wrapper, not the
backing store, so an exported registry could still be cleared or replaced after
composition. Both the installed REST auth profile registry and the composed
HTTP/event lookups are now read facades over private stores, and every composed
row is an exact own-data snapshot that rejects accessors, inherited and
symbol-keyed fields.
LIVE-04. The total deadline now bounds the physical waits rather than being
checked between them: dispatch and response admission race the attempt signal,
the bounded reader takes that signal, and an abandoned operation is still
observed once so a late native rejection cannot surface unhandled. A body that
completes after the deadline or the caller owns the execution is no longer
admitted; a stale generation keeps its more specific SCOPE_FENCED verdict.
LIVE-05. DEADLINE is no longer treated as a caller-owned cancellation, so a
timeout reaches api.request.failed exactly once while caller, route, scope and
shutdown aborts stay excluded.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Install the REST auth profile registry once at composition and make it the
single transport authority for V3. Contract composition now rejects an
unregistered authProfileId, so the executor never resolves a profile at
runtime.
The credential collaborator contributes proof headers only: Fetch credentials
come from the resolved profile, transport-owned and forbidden headers are
rejected, headers outside the profile's allowed set are rejected, and a missing
required header fails closed as AUTH_INTEGRATION_FAILURE with zero fetch calls.
The final invariant re-proves credentials mode and the exact header sets.
Demo mode satisfies the strict bearer profile with a fixed non-secret marker
instead of weakening REFERENCE_EXTERNAL_BEARER. Credential owners now receive
the operation lifetime through AuthOperationContext.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
