From a78a13edf35281964a8046dbb8e169874df91038 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: DanS Date: Thu, 4 Jun 2026 21:15:11 -0500 Subject: [PATCH] docs(lite): add v2 implementation plan, source-hygiene guard, and CLAUDE.md - docs/lite-wallet-implementation-plan-v2-2026-06-04.md: vertical-slice plan that supersedes the v1 plan (now banner-marked); carries over the inherited artifact/ signing/phase-2 design docs for reference. - scripts/check-source-hygiene.sh: pre-commit/CI guard rejecting >80-char filenames and chained churn-token names, to stop the deleted "_plan"/"_batch" scaffolding from regrowing. - CLAUDE.md: repository guidance for future sessions. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) --- CLAUDE.md | 79 + docs/chat-protocol-spec-2026-05-06.md | 628 +++++++ ...e-wallet-implementation-plan-2026-05-18.md | 587 +++++++ ...ckend-artifact-link-contract-2026-05-18.md | 97 ++ ...-backend-artifact-production-2026-05-18.md | 553 ++++++ ...allet-backend-signing-policy-2026-05-22.md | 61 + ...ackend-source-signature-plan-2026-05-20.md | 106 ++ ...allet-implementation-plan-v2-2026-06-04.md | 140 ++ ...-dynamic-loader-sublane-plan-2026-05-23.md | 1530 +++++++++++++++++ ...ading-symbol-resolution-plan-2026-05-22.md | 347 ++++ ...let-runtime-promotion-matrix-2026-05-18.md | 106 ++ scripts/check-source-hygiene.sh | 56 + 12 files changed, 4290 insertions(+) create mode 100644 CLAUDE.md create mode 100644 docs/chat-protocol-spec-2026-05-06.md create mode 100644 docs/full-lite-wallet-implementation-plan-2026-05-18.md create mode 100644 docs/lite-wallet-backend-artifact-link-contract-2026-05-18.md create mode 100644 docs/lite-wallet-backend-artifact-production-2026-05-18.md create mode 100644 docs/lite-wallet-backend-signing-policy-2026-05-22.md create mode 100644 docs/lite-wallet-backend-source-signature-plan-2026-05-20.md create mode 100644 docs/lite-wallet-implementation-plan-v2-2026-06-04.md create mode 100644 docs/lite-wallet-phase2-runtime-bridge-dynamic-loader-sublane-plan-2026-05-23.md create mode 100644 docs/lite-wallet-phase2-runtime-bridge-loading-symbol-resolution-plan-2026-05-22.md create mode 100644 docs/lite-wallet-runtime-promotion-matrix-2026-05-18.md create mode 100755 scripts/check-source-hygiene.sh diff --git a/CLAUDE.md b/CLAUDE.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..d5fee61 --- /dev/null +++ b/CLAUDE.md @@ -0,0 +1,79 @@ +# CLAUDE.md + +This file provides guidance to Claude Code (claude.ai/code) when working with code in this repository. + +## What this is + +ObsidianDragon is a portable, full-node GUI wallet for DragonX (DRGX), written in C++17 using SDL3 + Dear ImGui (immediate-mode). It drives a `dragonxd` full node over JSON-RPC and can embed/extract the daemon itself. A separate **Lite** variant (`ObsidianDragonLite`) drops the full node and instead talks to an external lite-wallet backend library. + +## Build & run + +`build.sh` is the single entry point for all builds. `setup.sh` (repo root) installs/validates dependencies. + +```bash +./build.sh # Dev build (native, no packaging) -> build/linux/bin/ObsidianDragon +./build.sh --lite # Dev build of the Lite variant -> build/linux/bin/ObsidianDragonLite +./build.sh --clean # Wipe the build dir first +./build.sh --linux-release # Release zip + AppImage -> release/linux/ +./build.sh --win-release # Windows cross-compile (mingw-w64) -> release/windows/ +./build.sh --mac-release # macOS .app bundle + DMG +./setup.sh --check # Report missing build deps without installing +``` + +Dev builds use `build/linux/` (or `build/mac/`). To re-build incrementally without re-running CMake config: `cmake --build build/linux -j$(nproc)`. + +The wallet connects to the daemon using credentials in `~/.hush/DRAGONX/DRAGONX.conf` (`rpcuser`/`rpcpassword`/`rpcport`). It searches for `dragonxd`/`dragonx-cli` binaries in the **executable's own directory first**, so dropping custom node builds next to the wallet binary overrides the bundled ones. + +## Tests + +Tests live in `tests/test_phase4.cpp` — a single large translation unit using a custom assertion harness (`EXPECT_TRUE`/`EXPECT_EQ`/`EXPECT_NEAR` macros, one `main()`, exit code = failure count). `include(CTest)` enables `BUILD_TESTING=ON` by default, so the `ObsidianDragonTests` executable is built alongside the app. + +```bash +cd build/linux && ctest --output-on-failure # run the suite +./build/linux/bin/ObsidianDragonTests # run the binary directly (same thing) +``` + +There is no per-test filtering — it is one binary that runs every assertion. The suite exercises the services layer, lite-wallet bridge, and pure helpers (parsers, formatters, model classes) without launching the GUI. Fixtures are under `tests/fixtures/` (path injected as `DRAGONX_TEST_FIXTURE_DIR`). + +## Architecture + +**Entry & main loop.** `src/main.cpp` owns SDL3 window creation, ImGui/OpenGL(or DX11 on Windows) setup, and the frame loop. The `App` class is the central controller; because it is large it is split across four files that all implement the same class: +- `src/app.cpp` — core lifecycle, the per-frame `render()`, tab dispatch +- `src/app_network.cpp` — RPC orchestration, sync, peers, daemon lifecycle +- `src/app_security.cpp` — encryption, PIN/lock screen, key import/export, backup +- `src/app_wizard.cpp` — first-run wizard + +**RPC.** All daemon calls go through `src/rpc/` (`rpc_client`, `connection`, `rpc_worker`). **Never block the main/UI thread with synchronous network I/O — dispatch through `RPCWorker`** (async). `rpc/types.h` holds the shared DTOs. + +**Services** (`src/services/`) hold the non-UI state machines that the `App` owns: `NetworkRefreshService` + `RefreshScheduler` (polling/refresh of balance, peers, txs on intervals) and the `WalletSecurity*` controller/workflow stack (encryption & unlock flows). + +**Data model** (`src/data/`): `WalletState`, `address_book`, `transaction_history_cache`, `exchange_info`. UI reads from these. + +**UI** (`src/ui/`): `windows/` are the tabs and dialogs (one pair per screen, e.g. `send_tab`, `mining_tab`, `console_tab`), `pages/` are multi-section screens (Settings), `screens/` are layout headers, `material/` is the design-system layer, `schema/` loads the TOML UI schema/skins, `effects/` is GL post-processing (blur/acrylic). + +**Lite wallet** (`src/wallet/`): the bridge to an external `litelib_*` C-ABI backend (`lite_client_bridge`, `lite_bridge_runtime`, `lite_connection_service`, `lite_sync_service`, result parsers, and the artifact-contract/resolver that validates a prebuilt backend library). The real frontend entry points are `lite_wallet_lifecycle_ui_adapter` and `lite_wallet_server_selection_adapter` (used by `src/ui/pages/settings_page.cpp`); everything else is reachable through them. + +> ⚠️ **Do not regrow the `_plan`/`_batch` churn.** This directory previously held ~160 dead `lite_wallet_*_plan` / `*_batch*_receipt_custody_acceptance_confirmation_archive_handoff_*` files (filenames up to 250 chars) — auto-generated scaffolding that never reached the shipping binary. They were deleted. When extending lite-wallet behavior, **edit the named service/bridge/runtime files in place**; never add another "promotion/receipt/custody/handoff/stewardship" wrapper layer. `scripts/check-source-hygiene.sh` (wired as a `.git/hooks/pre-commit` hook) blocks >80-char filenames and chained churn-token names — run it in CI too. + +**Chat** (`src/chat/chat_protocol.cpp`): experimental HushChat protocol, compiled in only when `DRAGONX_ENABLE_CHAT=ON`. + +## Build variants & feature gating + +Variants are selected with CMake options (set by `build.sh` flags), surfaced to C++ as compile definitions: +- `DRAGONX_BUILD_LITE` (`--lite`) → `DRAGONX_LITE_BUILD` define; renames the app to `ObsidianDragonLite` and excludes embedded-daemon / full-node assets (Sapling params, asmap, dragonxd). +- `DRAGONX_ENABLE_LITE_BACKEND` → links a real external lite backend. Requires `--lite`, link mode `imported`, ABI `sdxl-c-v1`, and a symbols inventory file (built by `scripts/build-lite-backend-artifact.sh`); CMake hard-fails if any required `litelib_*` symbol is missing. +- `DRAGONX_ENABLE_CHAT` → `DRAGONX_ENABLE_CHAT` define gating the chat module. + +Guard full-node-only code paths with `#if DRAGONX_LITE_BUILD` / chat code with `DRAGONX_ENABLE_CHAT`. + +## Versioning + +The version has a **single source of truth**: `project(... VERSION 1.2.0 ...)` plus `DRAGONX_VERSION_SUFFIX` in `CMakeLists.txt`. CMake generates `build/.../generated/dragonx_generated_version.h` from `src/config/version.h.in`. Do not hand-edit generated version output or hardcode version strings — bump the `project()` version in `CMakeLists.txt`. + +## Conventions + +- **C++17.** Match the surrounding code's style per file. +- **Icons:** use the Material Design icon font defines (`ICON_MD_*`); never raw Unicode glyphs. +- **UI layout values** belong in `res/themes/ui.toml`, read via `schema::UI()` — do not hardcode pixel sizes/offsets in code. +- **i18n:** user-facing strings are translated via `src/util/i18n`; translation JSON lives in `res/lang/` (`de`, `es`, `fr`, `ja`, `ko`, `pt`, `ru`, `zh`, English fallback in code). Translation/font helper scripts are in `scripts/` (`gen_*.py`, CJK subset tooling). +- **Commits:** the history uses Conventional Commits (`feat(scope): …`, `fix(scope): …`). PRs target `master`. diff --git a/docs/chat-protocol-spec-2026-05-06.md b/docs/chat-protocol-spec-2026-05-06.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..a7dd5d3 --- /dev/null +++ b/docs/chat-protocol-spec-2026-05-06.md @@ -0,0 +1,628 @@ +# HushChat Protocol Spec (2026-05-06) + +Scope: +- Document the memo protocol observed in `external/SilentDragonXLite` for a future safe ImGui implementation. +- Batch 1 implements header parsing/validation only. +- Batch 2 implements transaction-output grouping for validated header/payload memo pairs only. +- Batch 3 implements read-only transaction extraction as sanitized refresh metadata behind `DRAGONX_ENABLE_CHAT`. +- Batch 4 implements pre-decryption validation/error typing only. +- Batch 5 implements decrypt-input byte boundary preparation and fixture readiness only. +- Batch 6 implements non-sensitive cross-wallet fixture shape verification only. +- Batch 7 implements fixture-file loading for pending and ready compatibility vectors. +- Batch 8 implements a strict import checklist for replacing pending fixture placeholders only when all required categories are supplied. +- Batch 9 implements a no-plaintext SDXL seed/public-key projection verifier for ready fixture files. +- Batch 10 implements an inert corrupted-authentication-failure readiness scaffold for future secretstream auth failure checks. +- Batch 11 implements a strict ready-fixture replacement dry-run report for real non-sensitive SDXL vectors. +- Batch 12 implements a redacted capture-manifest validator for staged real-vector directories. +- These batches do not decrypt, store, render, or send chat messages. + +## Reference Sources + +- `external/SilentDragonXLite/src/chatmodel.cpp` + - `MainWindow::createHeaderMemo(...)` + - `MainWindow::createTxFromChatPage()` + - `MainWindow::createTxForSafeContactRequest()` +- `external/SilentDragonXLite/src/controller.cpp` + - `Controller::refreshTransactions()` outgoing/incoming memo handling +- `external/SilentDragonXLite/src/DataStore/ChatDataStore.*` +- `external/SilentDragonXLite/src/Model/ChatItem.*` +- `external/SilentDragonXLite/src/Model/ContactItem.*` +- `external/SilentDragonXLite/src/Model/ContactRequest.*` + +## Transaction Shape + +SilentDragonXLite sends HushChat data as shielded transactions with paired memo outputs: + +1. Header memo: UTF-8 JSON object beginning with `{`. +2. Payload memo: non-JSON string paired with the same transaction. + +For encrypted chat messages, the payload memo is libsodium secretstream ciphertext encoded as hex. For contact requests, the payload memo is plaintext request text in the reference implementation. + +The reference may also add unrelated dust/noise memo outputs around the chat pair, so a future parser must group by transaction, output order/position, and validated header metadata rather than assuming the transaction contains only two outputs. + +## Header JSON + +`createHeaderMemo(...)` emits short field names to preserve memo space: + +```json +{ + "h": 1, + "v": 0, + "z": "zs-reply-address", + "cid": "conversation-id", + "t": "Memo", + "e": "48 hex chars for message headers, empty for contact requests", + "p": "64 hex chars" +} +``` + +Fields: +- `h`: integer header number, starting at `1`. +- `v`: integer HushChat version. Current reference uses `0`. +- `z`: sender reply z-address. +- `cid`: conversation/contact id. +- `t`: type string. Known values are `Memo` and `Cont`. +- `e`: hex-encoded `crypto_secretstream_xchacha20poly1305_HEADERBYTES` value. Present for `Memo`, empty for `Cont` in the reference. +- `p`: hex-encoded `crypto_kx_PUBLICKEYBYTES` public key generated from `crypto_kx_seed_keypair()`. + +## Type Semantics + +`Memo`: +- Header includes non-empty `e` with 24 bytes encoded as 48 hex characters. +- Payload memo is ciphertext encoded as hex. +- Reference derives a deterministic keypair from the wallet/chat password, derives a shared session key with the peer public key, and decrypts via `crypto_secretstream_xchacha20poly1305_pull()`. + +`Cont`: +- Header includes empty `e`. +- Payload memo is the contact request text. +- Header `z`, `cid`, and `p` are used to create/update a contact record. + +## SilentDragonXLite Decryption Audit + +Reference initialization: +- `main.cpp` calls `sodium_init()` at startup and aborts if libsodium cannot initialize. + +Reference chat key material: +- Wallet/chat passphrase input is wrapped with fixed strings (`DRGX` + user passphrase + `SDXL`). +- The wrapped passphrase is hashed with `blake3_PW(...)`. +- `crypto_pwhash(...)` is then called with `crypto_pwhash_OPSLIMIT_SENSITIVE`, `crypto_pwhash_MEMLIMIT_SENSITIVE`, and `crypto_pwhash_ALG_DEFAULT`, producing `crypto_box_SEEDBYTES` bytes. +- The resulting bytes are hex-encoded and stored in `ChatDataStore::_password` for later HushChat operations. + +Reference `Memo` send path: +- `ChatDataStore::getPassword()` returns the stored hex chat key string. +- The Qt code passes `passphraseHash.toUtf8()` directly as the seed input to `crypto_kx_seed_keypair(pk, sk, seed)`. +- The peer public key is loaded from contact/address-book metadata using `QByteArray::fromHex(...)`. +- Sending uses `crypto_kx_server_session_keys(server_rx, server_tx, pk, sk, peer_pk)` and encrypts with `server_tx`. +- `crypto_secretstream_xchacha20poly1305_init_push(&state, header, server_tx)` creates the 24-byte stream header. +- `crypto_secretstream_xchacha20poly1305_push(..., TAG_FINAL)` encrypts the UTF-8 message, producing `crypto_secretstream_xchacha20poly1305_ABYTES + plaintext_length` bytes. +- The header memo stores `e` as the stream header hex and `p` as the sender public key hex. +- The payload memo stores ciphertext hex. + +Reference outgoing-history decrypt path: +- Re-derives the local deterministic keypair from `ChatDataStore::getPassword()`. +- Looks up the peer public key by address. +- Uses `crypto_kx_server_session_keys(...)` and decrypts with `server_tx`. +- Uses `crypto_secretstream_xchacha20poly1305_init_pull(&state, header, server_tx)` and `crypto_secretstream_xchacha20poly1305_pull(...)`. +- Stores decrypted text as `ChatItem` in `ChatDataStore`. + +Reference incoming decrypt path: +- Parses header memo fields `cid`, `t`, `z`, `e`, and `p` from transaction memo JSON. +- Stores/caches `cid`, reply z-address, secretstream header, and sender public key. +- Re-derives the local deterministic keypair from `ChatDataStore::getPassword()`. +- Uses `crypto_kx_client_session_keys(client_rx, client_tx, pk, sk, peer_pk)` and decrypts with `client_rx`. +- Uses `crypto_secretstream_xchacha20poly1305_init_pull(&state, header, client_rx)` and `crypto_secretstream_xchacha20poly1305_pull(...)`. +- Stores decrypted text/contact request text as `ChatItem` in `ChatDataStore`. + +Open questions before real decryption: +- Confirm the `crypto_pwhash(...)` salt input length and derivation semantics from the BLAKE3 output. The reference passes a pointer derived from a string without an explicit salt object. +- Confirm outgoing-vs-incoming role selection (`server_tx` for sends/outgoing history, `client_rx` for received messages) against cross-wallet fixtures. +- Decide whether new DragonX-originated messages must preserve SilentDragonXLite's UTF-8-hex seed behavior forever or can support a versioned decoded-byte seed later. +- Decide whether Batch 3 metadata fields `cid` and reply z-address are safe to persist, hash, or keep transient only. +- Decide how corrupted ciphertext/header failures should surface to users without logging memo contents or plaintext. + +## Batch 1 Parser Contract + +Implemented parser: `dragonx::chat::parseHushChatHeaderMemo()`. + +The parser accepts only the clear, structural header format: +- memo must be non-empty JSON object text beginning with `{` +- maximum memo size is 512 bytes +- required fields must exist and have expected JSON types +- only version `0` is accepted +- only `Memo` and `Cont` types are accepted +- public key must be 32 bytes encoded as 64 hex characters +- `Memo` must include a 24 byte secretstream header encoded as 48 hex characters +- `Cont` must have an empty secretstream header + +The parser intentionally does not: +- decrypt ciphertext +- derive keys +- parse contact request payload text +- write chat storage +- expose UI +- log memo contents + +## Batch 2 Transaction Grouping Contract + +Implemented grouping helper: `dragonx::chat::groupHushChatMemoOutputs()`. + +Inputs: +- one transaction's memo outputs as `(position, memo)` records +- output `position` should be the wallet/RPC output position where available +- equal positions retain caller order as a stable fallback + +Output: +- zero or more validated HushChat header/payload pairs +- grouping issues for malformed or incomplete HushChat-looking data +- ignored memo count for unrelated dust/noise payloads + +Grouping rules: +- outputs are processed in ascending output position +- non-header memos before any valid header are ignored as dust/noise +- memos larger than 512 bytes produce `OversizedMemo` and are skipped +- memos beginning with `{` must parse as valid HushChat headers or produce `InvalidHeader` +- a valid header opens a pending pair +- a valid `Memo` header pairs with the next non-header memo that is non-empty, <=512 bytes, even-length hex +- a valid `Cont` header pairs with the next non-header memo that is non-empty and <=512 bytes +- non-matching payload candidates after a pending `Memo` header are ignored so unrelated dust/noise can appear before ciphertext +- a second valid header before a payload produces `DuplicateHeader`; the previous header also produces `MissingPayload`, then the new header becomes pending +- a valid header left pending at end-of-transaction produces `MissingPayload` + +The grouping helper intentionally does not: +- decrypt ciphertext +- inspect contact request payload text +- decide whether a pair belongs to the local wallet +- write storage +- trigger notifications/UI +- run from the transaction refresh pipeline while `DRAGONX_ENABLE_CHAT` is off + +## Batch 3 Transaction Extraction Contract + +Implemented extractor: `dragonx::chat::extractHushChatTransactionMetadata()`. + +Inputs: +- one transaction id +- one transaction's memo outputs as `(position, memo)` records +- an explicit feature-enabled switch, defaulting to the build-time `DRAGONX_ENABLE_CHAT` value + +Output when enabled: +- zero or more sanitized transaction metadata records +- sanitized grouping issues for HushChat-looking malformed data +- ignored memo count for unrelated dust/noise payloads + +Sanitized metadata fields: +- transaction id +- HushChat type (`Memo` or `Cont`) +- conversation id +- reply z-address +- header output position +- payload output position +- payload memo byte length only + +The extractor intentionally does not expose: +- payload memo contents +- secretstream header hex +- peer public key hex +- decrypted plaintext +- derived keys + +Refresh integration: +- `NetworkRefreshService::TransactionRefreshResult` carries transient `hushChatMetadata` records. +- Received shielded memo outputs and outgoing `z_viewtransaction` memo outputs are eligible for extraction only while `DRAGONX_ENABLE_CHAT` is enabled. +- The default build leaves `hushChatMetadata` empty and does not change transaction history, caches, wallet state, UI, sends, or logs. +- `applyTransactionRefreshResult()` currently ignores chat metadata, so no Batch 3 data is persisted. + +## Batch 4 Pre-Decryption Safety Contract + +Implemented preflight helper: `dragonx::chat::validateHushChatMemoDecryptPreflight()`. + +Inputs: +- parsed HushChat header metadata +- ciphertext payload memo hex +- an explicit feature-enabled switch, defaulting to the build-time `DRAGONX_ENABLE_CHAT` value + +Output: +- `ok=true` only when the input is structurally safe to hand to a future decrypt implementation +- typed errors for feature-disabled, non-`Memo` header, invalid header number/version, missing reply address/conversation id, malformed secretstream header, malformed public key, empty ciphertext, oversized ciphertext, odd-length ciphertext, non-hex ciphertext, and truncated ciphertext +- decoded ciphertext byte length only on success + +Validation rules: +- no work is performed while `DRAGONX_ENABLE_CHAT` is off +- only `Memo` headers are valid for decrypt preflight; `Cont` remains plaintext/contact-request handling for later batches +- secretstream header metadata must remain 24 bytes encoded as 48 hex characters +- peer public key metadata must remain 32 bytes encoded as 64 hex characters +- ciphertext memo must be non-empty, <=512 bytes as memo text, even-length hex, and decode to more than `crypto_secretstream_xchacha20poly1305_ABYTES` bytes + +The preflight helper intentionally does not: +- call libsodium +- derive keypairs or session keys +- decode or return ciphertext bytes +- decrypt plaintext +- store chat/contact data +- render UI +- send messages +- log memo contents or plaintext + +## Batch 5 Decrypt-Input Boundary Contract + +Implemented helpers: +- `dragonx::chat::decodeHushChatHexBytes()` +- `dragonx::chat::prepareHushChatDecryptInput()` +- `dragonx::chat::inspectHushChatDecryptFixtureReadiness()` +- `dragonx::chat::hushChatSessionKeySelectionForDirection()` + +Inputs: +- stored chat key material as the 64-character hex string currently stored by SilentDragonXLite `ChatDataStore::getPassword()` +- parsed `Memo` header metadata +- ciphertext payload memo hex +- decrypt direction (`Incoming` or `Outgoing`) +- an explicit feature-enabled switch, defaulting to the build-time `DRAGONX_ENABLE_CHAT` value + +Prepared fields: +- `stored_chat_key_bytes`: decoded 32 bytes from the stored chat key hex string +- `seed_bytes`: SilentDragonXLite-compatible `crypto_kx_seed_keypair()` seed bytes +- `peer_public_key_bytes`: decoded 32 bytes from header field `p` +- `stream_header_bytes`: decoded 24 bytes from header field `e` +- `ciphertext_bytes`: decoded ciphertext payload bytes +- `session_key_selection`: `ClientRx` for incoming messages, `ServerTx` for outgoing-history messages +- `plaintext_capacity`: ciphertext byte length minus `crypto_secretstream_xchacha20poly1305_ABYTES` + +Seed compatibility decision: +- SilentDragonXLite stores a 32-byte `crypto_pwhash(...)` output as 64 lowercase hex characters. +- SilentDragonXLite then passes `ChatDataStore::getPassword().toUtf8()` directly to `crypto_kx_seed_keypair(...)`. +- Because `crypto_kx_seed_keypair(...)` consumes 32 bytes, DragonX's compatibility contract prepares `seed_bytes` as the first 32 UTF-8 bytes of the stored 64-character hex string. +- The decoded 32-byte stored key is kept separate as `stored_chat_key_bytes` so future code cannot accidentally conflate the two interpretations. + +Validation rules: +- no work is performed while `DRAGONX_ENABLE_CHAT` is off +- stored chat key hex must decode to exactly 32 bytes +- Batch 4 preflight must pass before any payload decoding +- peer public key must decode to exactly 32 bytes +- stream header must decode to exactly 24 bytes +- ciphertext must decode to the preflight-reported byte length +- incoming direction selects `client_rx`; outgoing-history direction selects `server_tx` +- fixture readiness requires all prepared byte fields to have exact lengths and ciphertext to contain more than secretstream authentication overhead + +The Batch 5 helpers intentionally do not: +- call libsodium +- derive keypairs or session keys +- decrypt plaintext +- store key material, ciphertext, chat, or contact data outside temporary result objects +- render UI +- send messages +- log key material, memo contents, ciphertext bytes, or plaintext + +Required cross-wallet fixtures before real decryption: +- SilentDragonXLite outgoing `Memo` fixture with stored chat key hex, local public key, peer public key, header memo, ciphertext memo, direction, expected plaintext byte length, and a non-sensitive plaintext hash. +- SilentDragonXLite incoming `Memo` fixture with the same metadata plus role expectation (`client_rx`). +- Round-trip fixture between SilentDragonXLite and DragonX confirming the UTF-8-hex seed projection produces the observed public key. +- Corrupted fixture variants for bad peer public key, bad stream header, truncated ciphertext, and authentication failure. +- Contact-request fixture proving `Cont` remains outside encrypted `Memo` decrypt handling. + +## Batch 6 Cross-Wallet Fixture Contract + +Implemented verifier: `dragonx::chat::verifyHushChatCompatibilityFixture()`. + +Static fixture fields: +- fixture id +- stored chat key hex +- local public key hex +- peer public key hex +- header memo +- ciphertext memo +- direction (`Incoming` or `Outgoing`) +- expected session key selection (`ClientRx` or `ServerTx`) +- expected stored chat key byte length +- expected seed byte length +- expected local public key byte length +- expected peer public key byte length +- expected stream header byte length +- expected ciphertext byte length +- expected plaintext byte length +- optional expected plaintext hash hex + +Verifier behavior: +- no work is performed while `DRAGONX_ENABLE_CHAT` is off +- fixture id must be present so test/report output can identify the vector without logging memo contents +- local public key hex must decode to exactly 32 bytes +- peer public key hex must decode to exactly 32 bytes +- header memo is parsed through `parseHushChatHeaderMemo()` +- `(header memo, ciphertext memo)` is grouped through `groupHushChatMemoOutputs()` +- only `Memo` fixtures are accepted; `Cont` fixtures are rejected as outside encrypted decrypt handling +- for incoming fixtures, header field `p` must match the fixture peer public key +- for outgoing-history fixtures, header field `p` must match the fixture local public key +- decrypt input is prepared through `prepareHushChatDecryptInput()` with the fixture peer public key kept separate from the header public key +- readiness is checked through `inspectHushChatDecryptFixtureReadiness()` +- expected byte lengths and expected role must match the prepared/readiness output exactly +- optional plaintext hash must be hex text only; the verifier records its byte length but never evaluates plaintext + +The Batch 6 verifier intentionally does not: +- derive a keypair +- derive session keys +- call libsodium +- decrypt ciphertext +- compare plaintext +- persist fixture data +- render UI +- send messages +- log key material, memo contents, ciphertext bytes, plaintext hashes, or plaintext + +Remaining requirements before real decryption: +- collect real SilentDragonXLite incoming and outgoing `Memo` fixtures using non-sensitive plaintext and recorded hashes +- verify that the observed local public key matches the UTF-8-hex seed projection in an isolated test vector +- add corrupted authentication-failure fixtures that pass structural validation but must fail future `crypto_secretstream_xchacha20poly1305_pull()` +- decide how fixture hashes will be generated and compared without retaining plaintext in the repository +- keep contact-request fixtures separate from encrypted `Memo` fixtures + +## Batch 7 Fixture File Import Contract + +Checked-in fixture files live under `tests/fixtures/hushchat/`. The current files are intentionally `pending` placeholders for real, non-sensitive SilentDragonXLite vectors. They prove the import format and required categories without committing key material, memo contents, ciphertext bytes, plaintext, or made-up compatibility data. + +The loader-supported format is JSON. The field names are intentionally TOML-friendly and the equivalent TOML shape is documented below for future fixture capture tooling. + +Required top-level fields: +- `schema`: must be `dragonx.hushchat.compat-fixture.v1` +- `kind`: one of `incoming_memo`, `outgoing_memo`, `seed_public_key_projection`, `corrupted_auth_failure`, or `cont_exclusion` +- `status`: `pending` or `ready` +- `id`: required for `pending` files +- `pending_reason`: required for `pending` files and must explain what real SDXL data is still missing +- `fixture`: required for `ready` files + +Ready JSON shape: + +```json +{ + "schema": "dragonx.hushchat.compat-fixture.v1", + "status": "ready", + "kind": "incoming_memo", + "fixture": { + "id": "sdxl-incoming-memo-example", + "stored_chat_key_hex": "<64 hex chars from SDXL test wallet>", + "local_public_key_hex": "<64 hex chars>", + "peer_public_key_hex": "<64 hex chars>", + "header_memo": "
", + "ciphertext_memo": "", + "direction": "Incoming", + "expected": { + "session_key_selection": "ClientRx", + "stored_chat_key_bytes": 32, + "seed_bytes": 32, + "local_public_key_bytes": 32, + "peer_public_key_bytes": 32, + "stream_header_bytes": 24, + "ciphertext_bytes": 21, + "plaintext_bytes": 4, + "plaintext_hash_hex": "" + } + } +} +``` + +Equivalent TOML shape for future tooling: + +```toml +schema = "dragonx.hushchat.compat-fixture.v1" +status = "ready" +kind = "incoming_memo" + +[fixture] +id = "sdxl-incoming-memo-example" +stored_chat_key_hex = "<64 hex chars from SDXL test wallet>" +local_public_key_hex = "<64 hex chars>" +peer_public_key_hex = "<64 hex chars>" +header_memo = "
" +ciphertext_memo = "" +direction = "Incoming" + +[fixture.expected] +session_key_selection = "ClientRx" +stored_chat_key_bytes = 32 +seed_bytes = 32 +local_public_key_bytes = 32 +peer_public_key_bytes = 32 +stream_header_bytes = 24 +ciphertext_bytes = 21 +plaintext_bytes = 4 +plaintext_hash_hex = "" +``` + +Ready `incoming_memo`, `outgoing_memo`, `seed_public_key_projection`, and `corrupted_auth_failure` fixture files are accepted only after the Batch 6 verifier succeeds. That means the file is parsed through the Batch 1 header parser, Batch 2 memo grouper, Batch 4 preflight checks, Batch 5 decrypt-input preparation, and Batch 6 readiness/byte-length/role checks. `cont_exclusion` is accepted only when the verifier rejects the fixture as `NonMemoHeader`, proving contact requests stay outside encrypted Memo decrypt handling. + +The fixture loader does not derive keys, call libsodium, decrypt, compare plaintext, persist chat data, render UI, send messages, or log key material/memo contents/plaintext/ciphertext bytes. It reports `pending` for missing real vectors and `verified` only for structurally ready vectors. + +Exact data still needed from SilentDragonXLite before changing pending files to ready: +- a non-sensitive incoming `Memo` vector with stored chat key hex, local public key hex, peer public key hex, header memo, ciphertext memo, expected `ClientRx` role, expected byte lengths, and optional plaintext hash +- a non-sensitive outgoing-history `Memo` vector with the same structural fields and expected `ServerTx` role +- a seed/public-key projection vector proving the SDXL UTF-8-hex seed input produces the recorded local public key, without committing passphrase or plaintext +- a corrupted authentication-failure vector that passes structural validation but must fail future secretstream pull authentication +- a `Cont` vector proving contact requests remain excluded from encrypted Memo decrypt preparation +- the exact capture command/procedure from SDXL so future vectors are reproducible without exposing sensitive wallet data + +## Batch 8 Fixture Import Checklist Contract + +Implemented import gate: +- `dragonx::chat::hushChatRequiredCompatibilityFixtureKinds()` +- `dragonx::chat::inspectHushChatCompatibilityFixtureImportChecklist()` +- developer tool target `HushChatFixtureCheck` + +The import checklist is the conservative replacement path for the pending JSON placeholders. It accepts a caller-supplied candidate file for each expected category and loads every file through `loadHushChatCompatibilityFixtureFile()`. It reports replacement-ready only when: +- all five required categories are supplied exactly once +- no required category is missing +- no duplicate category candidate is supplied +- no supplied file is malformed or unreadable +- no file remains `pending` +- each non-`Cont` ready file passes the Batch 7 loader and Batch 6 structural verifier +- each non-`Cont` ready file passes the Batch 9 seed/public-key projection verifier +- the `corrupted_auth_failure` ready file is marked structurally ready for a future secretstream authentication-failure check, without decrypting or authenticating it now +- the `cont_exclusion` ready file is accepted only by being excluded from encrypted Memo handling + +The current checked-in placeholder directory is expected to pass only with pending allowed: + +```sh +./build/bin/HushChatFixtureCheck --allow-pending tests/fixtures/hushchat +``` + +Before replacing pending placeholders with real vectors, the strict check must pass: + +```sh +./build/bin/HushChatFixtureCheck tests/fixtures/hushchat +``` + +The tool intentionally prints only category names, file basenames, status/error names, and aggregate counts. It does not print key material, memo contents, plaintext, ciphertext bytes, plaintext hashes, or derived bytes. The helper/tool does not derive session keys, decrypt, persist chat data, render UI, send messages, or enable `DRAGONX_ENABLE_CHAT` in the app; Batch 9 uses libsodium only for the local seed/public-key projection check. + +Capture checklist for real SDXL fixtures is tracked in `tests/fixtures/hushchat/IMPORT_CHECKLIST.md`. Pending files may be replaced only with non-sensitive, disposable-wallet vectors that pass the strict checklist. If any category is pending, missing, malformed, mismatched, duplicated, or not verified, the replacement gate remains closed. + +## Batch 9 Seed/Public-Key Projection Contract + +Implemented verifier: +- `dragonx::chat::verifyHushChatSeedPublicKeyProjection()` + +The projection verifier is a no-plaintext compatibility check for ready non-`Cont` fixture files. It accepts the existing fixture fields only: +- fixture id +- stored SDXL chat key hex string +- declared local public key hex +- expected stored chat key byte length +- expected seed byte length +- expected local public key byte length + +Verification rules: +- no work is performed while `DRAGONX_ENABLE_CHAT` is off unless a caller explicitly supplies the test/import feature switch +- fixture id must be present +- stored chat key hex must decode to the expected 32-byte stored key length +- seed bytes are exactly the first 32 UTF-8 bytes of the stored 64-character SDXL chat key hex string +- seed byte length must match the fixture's declared expected seed length +- local public key hex must decode to the expected 32-byte local public key length +- libsodium is initialized only for this local public-key projection check +- `crypto_kx_seed_keypair()` is called with the SDXL-compatible seed bytes +- only the projected public key is compared to the declared local public key +- the derived secret key, temporary seed bytes, and temporary projected public key buffer are zeroed before returning + +The verifier intentionally does not: +- derive session keys +- decrypt ciphertext +- compare plaintext +- store chat/contact data +- render UI +- send messages +- log or return key material, memo contents, plaintext, ciphertext bytes, plaintext hashes, seed bytes, public key bytes, or secret key bytes + +Batch 9 integration: +- `inspectHushChatCompatibilityFixtureImportChecklist()` now requires all four non-`Cont` ready fixtures to pass the seed/public-key projection verifier. +- The developer checker reports only the aggregate `seed_projected` count. +- Pending files still block strict replacement until real SilentDragonXLite vectors are supplied. + +## Batch 10 Corrupted Authentication-Failure Scaffold + +Implemented scaffold: +- `dragonx::chat::inspectHushChatCorruptedAuthFailureReadiness()` + +The corrupted-auth scaffold is an inert marker for ready `corrupted_auth_failure` fixture files. It exists so a real non-sensitive SilentDragonXLite corrupted vector can be carried through the current structural pipeline and reserved for a future `crypto_secretstream_xchacha20poly1305_pull()` authentication-failure assertion. + +Readiness rules: +- no work is performed while `DRAGONX_ENABLE_CHAT` is off unless a caller explicitly supplies the test/import feature switch +- pending fixtures are rejected as not ready +- only `corrupted_auth_failure` fixture files are accepted +- the fixture file must already be parsed and verified through the Batch 7 loader and Batch 6 fixture verifier +- the fixture must already pass the Batch 9 seed/public-key projection verifier +- success sets `structurally_ready_for_future_auth_check=true` +- success sets `requires_future_secretstream_auth_failure=true` +- success keeps `decrypted=false` and `authenticated=false` + +The scaffold intentionally does not: +- derive session keys +- initialize a secretstream pull state +- decrypt ciphertext +- authenticate ciphertext +- compare plaintext +- store chat/contact data +- render UI +- send messages +- log or return key material, memo contents, plaintext, ciphertext bytes, plaintext hashes, seed bytes, public key bytes, or secret key bytes + +Batch 10 integration: +- `inspectHushChatCompatibilityFixtureImportChecklist()` now requires the corrupted fixture to be structurally ready for future auth-failure validation before replacement can be ready. +- The developer checker reports aggregate `future_auth_required` and `auth_structural_ready` counts, and per-file labels only for those states. +- These counts do not mean the fixture has decrypted or authenticated; they mean it is ready for a future auth-failure assertion once decrypt support exists. + +## Batch 11 Strict Replacement Dry-Run Report + +Implemented dry-run workflow: +- `dragonx::chat::inspectHushChatCompatibilityFixtureReplacementDryRun()` +- `./build/bin/HushChatFixtureCheck --replacement-dry-run ...` + +The dry-run workflow wraps the Batch 10 import checklist and reports whether a supplied ready-vector directory would be eligible to replace the checked-in pending placeholders. It is strict by design: the CLI refuses `--replacement-dry-run` when `--allow-pending` is also supplied, and the dry-run result only sets `would_replace=true` when the underlying checklist is fully `replacement_ready`. + +Replacement is refused if any required vector is: +- missing +- duplicated +- unreadable or malformed +- supplied under the wrong expected kind +- still marked `pending` +- not verified through the fixture loader and structural contracts +- unable to pass the SDXL seed/public-key projection check +- a `corrupted_auth_failure` vector that is not structurally ready for a future auth-failure check +- a `cont_exclusion` vector that is not excluded from encrypted `Memo` handling + +The replacement report is intentionally redacted. It may print only category names, file basenames, status/error names, boolean decision flags, and aggregate counts. It must not print fixture ids, stored chat key material, memo contents, secretstream headers, public key bytes, plaintext hashes, plaintext, ciphertext bytes, seed bytes, derived secret keys, or derived session keys. + +The dry-run workflow intentionally does not: +- copy or overwrite fixture files +- derive session keys +- initialize a secretstream pull state +- decrypt ciphertext +- authenticate ciphertext +- compare plaintext +- store chat/contact data +- render UI +- send messages +- enable `DRAGONX_ENABLE_CHAT` in the app + +## Batch 12 Capture Manifest Workflow + +Implemented manifest validator: +- `dragonx::chat::validateHushChatCaptureManifest()` +- `dragonx::chat::loadHushChatCaptureManifestFile()` +- `./build/bin/HushChatFixtureCheck --validate-capture-manifest ` + +The capture manifest is a redacted provenance and handling record for a staged directory of real disposable SilentDragonXLite fixture files. It does not validate fixture contents and does not replace the Batch 11 strict replacement dry run. Instead, it verifies that the staged directory has the required metadata before strict fixture validation is used. + +The checked-in template is `tests/fixtures/hushchat/templates/capture-manifest.template.json`. The template is intentionally marked `template`; a staged copy must be named `capture-manifest.json`, set top-level `status` to `staged`, and set each required category status to `ready` before the validator accepts it. + +Required manifest fields: +- schema `dragonx.hushchat.capture-manifest.v1` +- top-level status `staged` +- redacted manifest id +- staged fixture directory name +- dry-run command containing `HushChatFixtureCheck --replacement-dry-run` +- provenance object with source client `SilentDragonXLite`, source client version or commit, capture date, network, and capture method +- handling object with all required safety flags set to `true` +- exactly one category entry for each required fixture kind, each with a staged filename and status `ready` + +Rejected manifest conditions: +- unreadable, non-object, or malformed JSON +- wrong schema +- template or unknown status +- missing provenance, handling, dry-run, fixture-directory, or category metadata +- missing, duplicate, or unknown required category entries +- any known prohibited fixture-data field such as `fixture`, `stored_chat_key_hex`, `header_memo`, `ciphertext_memo`, `plaintext`, `passphrase`, private-key fields, wallet-file fields, derived-key fields, or session-key fields + +The manifest validator prints only redacted status/error names, counts, category names, basenames, and boolean safety flags. It intentionally does not inspect or print fixture contents, key material, memo contents, plaintext, ciphertext bytes, plaintext hashes, derived keys, session keys, or wallet files. It also does not copy files, decrypt, authenticate, derive session keys, store chat/contact data, render UI, send messages, or enable `DRAGONX_ENABLE_CHAT` in the app. + +The staged-vector workflow is: + +```sh +./build/bin/HushChatFixtureCheck --validate-capture-manifest /path/to/staged/hushchat-fixtures +./build/bin/HushChatFixtureCheck --replacement-dry-run /path/to/staged/hushchat-fixtures +``` + +Both commands must succeed before replacing the checked-in pending placeholders. + +## Remaining Implementation Batches + +1. Capture real non-sensitive SilentDragonXLite fixture files and replace pending placeholders only after the Batch 12 manifest validator and Batch 11 strict dry-run report both succeed. +2. Add the real secretstream auth-failure assertion for ready corrupted fixtures after decrypt support exists. +3. Implement encrypted message decryption only after fixture confirmation. +4. Add wallet-scoped chat/contact storage. +5. Add read-only ImGui Chat UI. +6. Add contact request actions. +7. Add send/composer flow after receive-side validation. \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/docs/full-lite-wallet-implementation-plan-2026-05-18.md b/docs/full-lite-wallet-implementation-plan-2026-05-18.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..e76cf40 --- /dev/null +++ b/docs/full-lite-wallet-implementation-plan-2026-05-18.md @@ -0,0 +1,587 @@ +> ⚠️ **SUPERSEDED & ARCHIVED (2026-06-04).** This plan is no longer active. It is +> superseded by **`docs/lite-wallet-implementation-plan-v2-2026-06-04.md`**. +> +> This plan's *method* — building every stack layer in typed-disabled form and +> "promoting one disabled scaffold at a time" through readiness/custody/handoff +> governance — produced ~160 dead `lite_wallet_*_plan` / `*_batch*` files and a +> 33k-line test of disabled scaffolding, with **no end-to-end wallet functionality**. +> Those files were removed on 2026-06-04; a `scripts/check-source-hygiene.sh` +> pre-commit guard blocks their regrowth. +> +> The v2 plan keeps this document's **ground rules** (§Ground Rules below) and +> **dependency ordering**, but switches to **vertical working slices** (each +> milestone demoable end-to-end against a fake backend) instead of horizontal +> disabled scaffolding. The "Batch N" / promotion-matrix status notes below are +> retained for history only and no longer reflect the repository. + +# Full Lite Wallet Implementation Plan - 2026-05-18 + +## Purpose + +This plan turns the current `ObsidianDragonLite` lane from a disabled, no-runtime readiness stack into a real lite wallet implementation. It starts from the present Batch 100 state and focuses on promoting existing scaffolds into reviewed runtime owners instead of adding more disabled post-closure layers. + +The goal is a lite build that can honestly create, restore, open, sync, refresh, display, send, import, export, persist, and package a light-client wallet through an SDXL-compatible backend while preserving the full-node wallet path. + +## Current Baseline + +Already present: + +- `build.sh --lite` builds an `ObsidianDragonLite` variant. +- `DRAGONX_BUILD_LITE` forces embedded daemon support off and keeps full-node-only pages hidden. +- Pool mining remains available in lite mode; solo mining is blocked. +- `DRAGONX_ENABLE_LITE_BACKEND`, `DRAGONX_LITE_BACKEND_LIBRARY`, and related CMake checks exist, but real backend integration remains off by default. +- `LiteClientBridge`, connection, lifecycle, sync, gateway, refresh, state mapper, dry-run apply planning, disabled apply execution, app refresh coordination, send/import/export readiness, backend artifact readiness, bridge owner/readiness, dispatcher, runtime owner, dynamic-link, dispatch-table, cleanup, execution-attempt, status-handoff, state-apply, persistence, recovery, refresh queue, UI projection, UI refresh, promotion, release, and post-closure custody layers exist as typed disabled/no-runtime scaffolds. +- Batch 100 is the latest disabled bridge-runtime promotion layer and is validated by focused tests. + +Still missing: + +- Production SDXL-compatible backend artifact build/link path. +- Real dynamic loading or static linking of the lite backend. +- Real symbol resolution, dispatch table binding, Rust string copy/free cleanup, and shutdown. +- Real wallet lifecycle execution for create/open/restore. +- Real sync start, syncstatus polling, recovery, cancellation, and worker queue ownership. +- Real gateway refresh execution for info, height, balance, addresses, notes, list, and transactions. +- Real `WalletState` application, cache updates, and UI refresh. +- Real send/import/export/shield/save/encryption command execution. +- Lite server UI, lifecycle UI, sync status UI, error recovery UI, and release packaging acceptance. + +## Ground Rules + +- Keep full-node runtime behavior unchanged unless a change is explicitly shared through a narrow abstraction. +- Keep `DRAGONX_ENABLE_LITE_BACKEND=OFF` as the default until all runtime gates are reviewed and tests pass. +- Promote one runtime owner at a time; do not unlock broad behavior through one flag flip. +- Do not fake balances, sync state, transactions, send results, wallet existence, or server connectivity. +- Never log seed phrases, passphrases, private keys, raw decrypted memo content, or bridge responses that may contain private material. +- Copy Rust-returned strings before free, free exactly once, and prevent raw pointer escape. +- Require deterministic tests with injected fake bridges before allowing real backend smoke tests. +- Keep release packaging honest: lite artifacts must not bundle daemon/Sapling/asmap assets, and full-node artifacts must remain preserved. + +## Phase 0 - Stabilize The Baseline + +Status 2026-05-18: started. The baseline focused suite passed, and the Batch 32-100 promotion audit is captured in `docs/lite-wallet-runtime-promotion-matrix-2026-05-18.md`. Batch 100 is now treated as the disabled readiness ceiling for the promotion effort. + +Review update 2026-05-30: the Batch 54-56 generated-style runtime compile blocker is repaired for `cmake --build build --target ObsidianDragonTests` by quarantining the duplicate tail block in `src/wallet/lite_bridge_runtime.cpp` that reused earlier Batch 50-52 public signatures while expecting later undeclared types. The generated Phase 2 lane behavioral failures exposed by that repair are now fixed with current-batch execution-gate resets, adjacent-batch no-attempt alias projection, Batch44 disabled-state validation, and the Batch54 ready-summary projection; `./build/bin/ObsidianDragonTests` passes again. Guardrail review still found no platform dynamic-loader API calls under `src/wallet` and no enabled bridge, SDXL, server, lifecycle, sync, send/import/export, persistence, UI, `WalletState`, signing, upload, publication, or artifact mutation path. + +Current active Phase 2 blocker: none in the Batch 54-76 runtime and UI-refresh planning lane. Batch 54-60 source/header/test surfaces remain promoted as unique generated-style wrappers over the reviewed disabled gate templates, Batch61 maintenance-retention/support-audit, Batch62 operational-review/final-handoff, Batch63 promotion-readiness, Batch64 promotion-decision, Batch65 promotion-activation-preflight, Batch66 promotion-activation-runbook, Batch67 promotion-activation-operator-approval, Batch68 promotion-activation-change-control, Batch69 promotion-activation-release-freeze, Batch70 promotion-activation-go-no-go, Batch71 promotion-activation launch-observation, Batch72 promotion-activation observation-closure, Batch73 promotion-activation post-closure operations handoff, Batch74 promotion-activation post-closure stewardship/retention acceptance, Batch75 promotion-activation post-closure final archive/retention register closure, and Batch76 promotion-activation post-closure final archive custody/compliance witness handoff planning have focused coverage over the existing facades. Batch76 consumes the disabled Batch75 final archive/retention register closure report, validates archive custody chain handoff, compliance witness roster, retention-register custodian receipt, evidence vault location acknowledgement, compliance attestation envelope, support/compliance contact handoff, final audit index custody receipt, final archive retention register closure snapshots, final archive custody compliance witness handoff audit snapshots, and guardrail gates, and still refuses dynamic-library loading, symbol resolution, function-pointer binding, Rust string cleanup, shutdown, bridge/SDXL calls, cleanup/lifecycle/sync/UI-refresh/send/import/export execution, state-apply, final archive custody compliance witness handoff publication, UI mutation, persistence, artifact mutation, and `WalletState` mutation. `cmake --build build --target ObsidianDragonTests` and `./build/bin/ObsidianDragonTests` pass with platform dynamic-loader APIs and runtime side effects still disabled. The next command is `start lite wallet Batch 77 promotion-activation post-closure final archive transfer acceptance planning`. + +Batch77 update 2026-05-30: the existing `LiteWalletBridgeRuntimePromotionActivationPostClosureFinalArchiveTransferAcceptancePlanFacade` now has focused coverage in `tests/test_phase4.cpp`. The tests consume a ready disabled Batch76 custody/compliance witness handoff report, validate archive transfer package, receiving custodian acceptance, transfer witness attestation, retention-register transfer receipt, evidence vault transfer confirmation, compliance chain-of-custody review, support/compliance transfer acknowledgement, final archive custody/compliance witness handoff snapshots, final archive transfer acceptance audit snapshots, and guardrail gates, and continue to refuse dynamic-library loading, symbol resolution, function-pointer binding, Rust string cleanup, shutdown, bridge/SDXL calls, cleanup/lifecycle/sync/UI-refresh/send/import/export execution, state-apply, final archive transfer acceptance publication, UI mutation, persistence, artifact mutation, and `WalletState` mutation. `cmake --build build --target ObsidianDragonTests` and `./build/bin/ObsidianDragonTests` pass. The next command is `start lite wallet Batch 78 promotion-activation post-closure final archive receiver stewardship acknowledgement planning`. + +Batch78 update 2026-05-30: the existing `LiteWalletBridgeRuntimePromotionActivationPostClosureFinalArchiveReceiverStewardshipAcknowledgementPlanFacade` now has focused coverage in `tests/test_phase4.cpp`. The tests consume a ready disabled Batch77 final archive transfer acceptance report, validate archive receiver stewardship acknowledgement, receiver stewardship role acceptance, stewardship witness acknowledgement, retention-register stewardship acknowledgement, evidence vault receiver access acknowledgement, compliance stewardship oversight acknowledgement, support/compliance receiver contact acknowledgement, final archive transfer acceptance snapshots, final archive receiver stewardship acknowledgement audit snapshots, and guardrail gates, and continue to refuse dynamic-library loading, symbol resolution, function-pointer binding, Rust string cleanup, shutdown, bridge/SDXL calls, cleanup/lifecycle/sync/UI-refresh/send/import/export execution, state-apply, final archive receiver stewardship acknowledgement publication, UI mutation, persistence, artifact mutation, and `WalletState` mutation. `cmake --build build --target ObsidianDragonTests` and `./build/bin/ObsidianDragonTests` pass. The next command is `start lite wallet Batch 79 promotion-activation post-closure final archive receiver stewardship receipt confirmation planning`. + +Batch79 update 2026-05-30: the existing `LiteWalletBridgeRuntimePromotionActivationPostClosureFinalArchiveReceiverStewardshipReceiptConfirmationPlanFacade` now has focused coverage in `tests/test_phase4.cpp`. The tests consume a ready disabled Batch78 final archive receiver stewardship acknowledgement report, validate archive receiver stewardship receipt confirmation, receiver stewardship role receipt confirmation, stewardship receipt witness confirmation, retention-register stewardship receipt confirmation, evidence vault receiver access receipt confirmation, compliance stewardship oversight receipt confirmation, support/compliance receiver contact receipt confirmation, final archive receiver stewardship acknowledgement snapshots, final archive receiver stewardship receipt confirmation audit snapshots, and guardrail gates, and continue to refuse dynamic-library loading, symbol resolution, function-pointer binding, Rust string cleanup, shutdown, bridge/SDXL calls, cleanup/lifecycle/sync/UI-refresh/send/import/export execution, state-apply, final archive receiver stewardship receipt confirmation publication, UI mutation, persistence, artifact mutation, and `WalletState` mutation. `cmake --build build --target ObsidianDragonTests` and `./build/bin/ObsidianDragonTests` pass. The next command is `start lite wallet Batch 80 promotion-activation post-closure final archive receiver stewardship receipt custody acceptance planning`. + +Batch80 update 2026-05-30: the existing `LiteWalletBridgeRuntimePromotionActivationPostClosureFinalArchiveReceiverStewardshipReceiptCustodyAcceptancePlanFacade` now has focused coverage in `tests/test_phase4.cpp`. The tests consume a ready disabled Batch79 final archive receiver stewardship receipt confirmation report, validate archive receiver stewardship receipt custody acceptance, receiver stewardship role receipt custody acceptance, stewardship receipt witness custody acceptance, retention-register stewardship receipt custody acceptance, evidence vault receiver access receipt custody acceptance, compliance stewardship oversight receipt custody acceptance, support/compliance receiver contact receipt custody acceptance, final archive receiver stewardship receipt confirmation snapshots, final archive receiver stewardship receipt custody acceptance audit snapshots, and guardrail gates, and continue to refuse dynamic-library loading, symbol resolution, function-pointer binding, Rust string cleanup, shutdown, bridge/SDXL calls, cleanup/lifecycle/sync/UI-refresh/send/import/export execution, state-apply, final archive receiver stewardship receipt custody acceptance publication, UI mutation, persistence, artifact mutation, and `WalletState` mutation. `cmake --build build --target ObsidianDragonTests` and `./build/bin/ObsidianDragonTests` pass. The next command is `start lite wallet Batch 81 promotion-activation post-closure final archive receiver stewardship receipt custody acceptance confirmation planning`. + +Batch81 update 2026-05-30: the existing `LiteWalletBridgeRuntimePromotionActivationPostClosureFinalArchiveReceiverStewardshipReceiptCustodyAcceptanceConfirmationPlanFacade` now has focused coverage in `tests/test_phase4.cpp`. The direct Batch81 tests consume a live ready disabled Batch80 final archive receiver stewardship receipt custody acceptance report, validate archive receiver stewardship receipt custody acceptance confirmation, receiver stewardship role receipt custody acceptance confirmation, stewardship receipt witness custody acceptance confirmation, retention-register stewardship receipt custody acceptance confirmation, evidence vault receiver access receipt custody acceptance confirmation, compliance stewardship oversight receipt custody acceptance confirmation, support/compliance receiver contact receipt custody acceptance confirmation, final archive receiver stewardship receipt custody acceptance snapshots, final archive receiver stewardship receipt custody acceptance confirmation audit snapshots, and guardrail gates, and continue to refuse dynamic-library loading, symbol resolution, function-pointer binding, Rust string cleanup, shutdown, bridge/SDXL calls, cleanup/lifecycle/sync/UI-refresh/send/import/export execution, state-apply, final archive receiver stewardship receipt custody acceptance confirmation publication, UI mutation, persistence, artifact mutation, and `WalletState` mutation. Later Batch82+ helpers still use a one-step downstream fixture until those batches are promoted. `cmake --build build --target ObsidianDragonTests` and `./build/bin/ObsidianDragonTests` pass. The next command is `start lite wallet Batch 82 promotion-activation post-closure final archive receiver stewardship receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff planning`. + +Batch82 update 2026-05-30: the existing `LiteWalletBridgeRuntimePromotionActivationPostClosureFinalArchiveReceiverStewardshipReceiptCustodyAcceptanceConfirmationArchiveHandoffPlanFacade` now has focused coverage in `tests/test_phase4.cpp`. The direct Batch82 tests consume a live ready disabled Batch81 final archive receiver stewardship receipt custody acceptance confirmation report, validate archive receiver stewardship receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff, receiver stewardship role receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff, stewardship receipt witness custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff, retention-register stewardship receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff, evidence vault receiver access receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff, compliance stewardship oversight receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff, support/compliance receiver contact receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff, final archive receiver stewardship receipt custody acceptance confirmation snapshots, final archive receiver stewardship receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff audit snapshots, and guardrail gates, and continue to refuse dynamic-library loading, symbol resolution, function-pointer binding, Rust string cleanup, shutdown, bridge/SDXL calls, cleanup/lifecycle/sync/UI-refresh/send/import/export execution, state-apply, final archive receiver stewardship receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff publication, UI mutation, persistence, artifact mutation, and `WalletState` mutation. Later Batch83+ helpers still use a one-step downstream fixture until those batches are promoted. `cmake --build build --target ObsidianDragonTests` and `./build/bin/ObsidianDragonTests` pass. The next command is `start lite wallet Batch 83 promotion-activation post-closure final archive receiver stewardship receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation planning`. + +Batch83 update 2026-05-30: the existing `LiteWalletBridgeRuntimePromotionActivationPostClosureFinalArchiveReceiverStewardshipReceiptCustodyAcceptanceConfirmationArchiveHandoffConfirmationPlanFacade` now has focused coverage in `tests/test_phase4.cpp`. The direct Batch83 tests consume a live ready disabled Batch82 final archive receiver stewardship receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff report, validate archive receiver stewardship receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation, receiver stewardship role receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation, stewardship receipt witness custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation, retention-register stewardship receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation, evidence vault receiver access receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation, compliance stewardship oversight receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation, support/compliance receiver contact receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation, final archive receiver stewardship receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff snapshots, final archive receiver stewardship receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation audit snapshots, and guardrail gates, and continue to refuse dynamic-library loading, symbol resolution, function-pointer binding, Rust string cleanup, shutdown, bridge/SDXL calls, cleanup/lifecycle/sync/UI-refresh/send/import/export execution, state-apply, final archive receiver stewardship receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation publication, UI mutation, persistence, artifact mutation, and `WalletState` mutation. Later Batch84+ helpers still use a one-step downstream fixture until those batches are promoted. `cmake --build build --target ObsidianDragonTests` and `./build/bin/ObsidianDragonTests` pass. The next command is `start lite wallet Batch 84 promotion-activation post-closure final archive receiver stewardship receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation receipt planning`. + +Batch84 update 2026-05-30: the existing `LiteWalletBridgeRuntimePromotionActivationPostClosureFinalArchiveReceiverStewardshipReceiptCustodyAcceptanceConfirmationArchiveHandoffConfirmationReceiptPlanFacade` now has focused coverage in `tests/test_phase4.cpp`. The direct Batch84 tests consume a live ready disabled Batch83 final archive receiver stewardship receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation report, validate archive receiver stewardship receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation receipt, receiver stewardship role receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation receipt, stewardship receipt witness custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation receipt, retention-register stewardship receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation receipt, evidence vault receiver access receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation receipt, compliance stewardship oversight receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation receipt, support/compliance receiver contact receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation receipt, final archive receiver stewardship receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation snapshots, final archive receiver stewardship receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation receipt audit snapshots, and guardrail gates, and continue to refuse dynamic-library loading, symbol resolution, function-pointer binding, Rust string cleanup, shutdown, bridge/SDXL calls, cleanup/lifecycle/sync/UI-refresh/send/import/export execution, state-apply, final archive receiver stewardship receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation receipt publication, UI mutation, persistence, artifact mutation, and `WalletState` mutation. Later Batch85+ helpers still use a one-step downstream fixture until those batches are promoted. `cmake --build build --target ObsidianDragonTests` and `./build/bin/ObsidianDragonTests` pass. The next command is `start lite wallet Batch 85 promotion-activation post-closure final archive receiver stewardship receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation receipt custody planning`. + +Batch85 update 2026-05-30: the existing `LiteWalletBridgeRuntimePromotionActivationPostClosureFinalArchiveReceiverStewardshipReceiptCustodyAcceptanceConfirmationArchiveHandoffConfirmationReceiptCustodyPlanFacade` now has focused coverage in `tests/test_phase4.cpp`. The direct Batch85 tests consume a live ready disabled Batch84 final archive receiver stewardship receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation receipt report, validate archive receiver stewardship receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation receipt custody, receiver stewardship role receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation receipt custody, stewardship receipt witness custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation receipt custody, retention-register stewardship receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation receipt custody, evidence vault receiver access receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation receipt custody, compliance stewardship oversight receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation receipt custody, support/compliance receiver contact receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation receipt custody, final archive receiver stewardship receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation receipt snapshots, final archive receiver stewardship receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation receipt custody audit snapshots, and guardrail gates, and continue to refuse dynamic-library loading, symbol resolution, function-pointer binding, Rust string cleanup, shutdown, bridge/SDXL calls, cleanup/lifecycle/sync/UI-refresh/send/import/export execution, state-apply, final archive receiver stewardship receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation receipt custody publication, UI mutation, persistence, artifact mutation, and `WalletState` mutation. Later Batch86+ helpers still use a one-step downstream fixture until those batches are promoted. `cmake --build build --target ObsidianDragonTests` and `./build/bin/ObsidianDragonTests` pass. The next command is `start lite wallet Batch 86 promotion-activation post-closure final archive receiver stewardship receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation receipt custody acceptance planning`. + +Batch86 update 2026-05-30: the existing `LiteWalletBridgeRuntimePromotionActivationPostClosureFinalArchiveReceiverStewardshipReceiptCustodyAcceptanceConfirmationArchiveHandoffConfirmationReceiptCustodyAcceptancePlanFacade` now has focused coverage in `tests/test_phase4.cpp`. The direct Batch86 tests consume a live ready disabled Batch85 final archive receiver stewardship receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation receipt custody report, validate archive receiver stewardship receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation receipt custody acceptance, receiver stewardship role receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation receipt custody acceptance, stewardship receipt witness custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation receipt custody acceptance, retention-register stewardship receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation receipt custody acceptance, evidence vault receiver access receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation receipt custody acceptance, compliance stewardship oversight receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation receipt custody acceptance, support/compliance receiver contact receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation receipt custody acceptance, final archive receiver stewardship receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation receipt custody snapshots, final archive receiver stewardship receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation receipt custody acceptance audit snapshots, and guardrail gates, and continue to refuse dynamic-library loading, symbol resolution, function-pointer binding, Rust string cleanup, shutdown, bridge/SDXL calls, cleanup/lifecycle/sync/UI-refresh/send/import/export execution, state-apply, final archive receiver stewardship receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation receipt custody acceptance publication, UI mutation, persistence, artifact mutation, and `WalletState` mutation. Later Batch87+ helpers still use a one-step downstream fixture until those batches are promoted. `cmake --build build --target ObsidianDragonTests` and `./build/bin/ObsidianDragonTests` pass. The next command is `start lite wallet Batch 87 promotion-activation post-closure final archive receiver stewardship receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation receipt custody acceptance confirmation planning`. + +Batch87 update 2026-05-30: the existing `LiteWalletBridgeRuntimePromotionActivationPostClosureFinalArchiveReceiverStewardshipReceiptCustodyAcceptanceConfirmationArchiveHandoffConfirmationReceiptCustodyAcceptanceConfirmationPlanFacade` now has focused coverage in `tests/test_phase4.cpp`. The direct Batch87 tests consume a live ready disabled Batch86 final archive receiver stewardship receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation receipt custody acceptance report, validate archive receiver stewardship receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation receipt custody acceptance confirmation, receiver stewardship role receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation receipt custody acceptance confirmation, stewardship receipt witness custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation receipt custody acceptance confirmation, retention-register stewardship receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation receipt custody acceptance confirmation, evidence vault receiver access receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation receipt custody acceptance confirmation, compliance stewardship oversight receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation receipt custody acceptance confirmation, support/compliance receiver contact receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation receipt custody acceptance confirmation, final archive receiver stewardship receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation receipt custody acceptance snapshots, final archive receiver stewardship receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation receipt custody acceptance confirmation audit snapshots, and guardrail gates, and continue to refuse dynamic-library loading, symbol resolution, function-pointer binding, Rust string cleanup, shutdown, bridge/SDXL calls, cleanup/lifecycle/sync/UI-refresh/send/import/export execution, state-apply, final archive receiver stewardship receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation receipt custody acceptance confirmation publication, UI mutation, persistence, artifact mutation, and `WalletState` mutation. Later Batch88+ helpers still use a one-step downstream fixture until those batches are promoted. `cmake --build build --target ObsidianDragonTests` and `./build/bin/ObsidianDragonTests` pass. The next command is `start lite wallet Batch 88 promotion-activation post-closure final archive receiver stewardship receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff planning`. + +Batch88 update 2026-05-30: the existing `LiteWalletBridgeRuntimePromotionActivationPostClosureFinalArchiveReceiverStewardshipReceiptCustodyAcceptanceConfirmationArchiveHandoffConfirmationReceiptCustodyAcceptanceConfirmationArchiveHandoffPlanFacade` now has focused coverage in `tests/test_phase4.cpp`. The direct Batch88 tests consume a live ready disabled Batch87 final archive receiver stewardship receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation receipt custody acceptance confirmation report, validate archive receiver stewardship receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff, receiver stewardship role receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff, stewardship receipt witness custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff, retention-register stewardship receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff, evidence vault receiver access receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff, compliance stewardship oversight receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff, support/compliance receiver contact receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff, final archive receiver stewardship receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation receipt custody acceptance confirmation snapshots, final archive receiver stewardship receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff audit snapshots, and guardrail gates, and continue to refuse dynamic-library loading, symbol resolution, function-pointer binding, Rust string cleanup, shutdown, bridge/SDXL calls, cleanup/lifecycle/sync/UI-refresh/send/import/export execution, state-apply, final archive receiver stewardship receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff publication, UI mutation, persistence, artifact mutation, and `WalletState` mutation. Later Batch89+ helpers still use a one-step downstream fixture until those batches are promoted. `cmake --build build --target ObsidianDragonTests` and `./build/bin/ObsidianDragonTests` pass. The next command is `start lite wallet Batch 89 promotion-activation post-closure final archive receiver stewardship receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation planning`. + +Batch89 update 2026-05-30: the existing `LiteWalletBridgeRuntimePromotionActivationPostClosureFinalArchiveReceiverStewardshipReceiptCustodyAcceptanceConfirmationArchiveHandoffConfirmationReceiptCustodyAcceptanceConfirmationArchiveHandoffConfirmationPlanFacade` now has focused coverage in `tests/test_phase4.cpp`. The direct Batch89 tests consume a live ready disabled Batch88 final archive receiver stewardship receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff report, validate archive receiver stewardship receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation, receiver stewardship role receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation, stewardship receipt witness custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation, retention-register stewardship receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation, evidence vault receiver access receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation, compliance stewardship oversight receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation, support/compliance receiver contact receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation, final archive receiver stewardship receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff snapshots, final archive receiver stewardship receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation audit snapshots, and guardrail gates, and continue to refuse dynamic-library loading, symbol resolution, function-pointer binding, Rust string cleanup, shutdown, bridge/SDXL calls, cleanup/lifecycle/sync/UI-refresh/send/import/export execution, state-apply, final archive receiver stewardship receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation publication, UI mutation, persistence, artifact mutation, and `WalletState` mutation. Later Batch90+ helpers still use a one-step downstream fixture until those batches are promoted. `cmake --build build --target ObsidianDragonTests` and `./build/bin/ObsidianDragonTests` pass. The next command is `start lite wallet Batch 90 promotion-activation post-closure final archive receiver stewardship receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation receipt planning`. + +Batch90 update 2026-05-30: the existing `LiteWalletBridgeRuntimePromotionActivationPostClosureFinalArchiveReceiverStewardshipReceiptCustodyAcceptanceConfirmationArchiveHandoffConfirmationReceiptCustodyAcceptanceConfirmationArchiveHandoffConfirmationReceiptPlanFacade` now has focused coverage in `tests/test_phase4.cpp`. The direct Batch90 tests consume a live ready disabled Batch89 final archive receiver stewardship receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation report, validate archive receiver stewardship receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation receipt, receiver stewardship role receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation receipt, stewardship receipt witness custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation receipt, retention-register stewardship receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation receipt, evidence vault receiver access receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation receipt, compliance stewardship oversight receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation receipt, support/compliance receiver contact receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation receipt, final archive receiver stewardship receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation snapshots, final archive receiver stewardship receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation receipt audit snapshots, and guardrail gates, and continue to refuse dynamic-library loading, symbol resolution, function-pointer binding, Rust string cleanup, shutdown, bridge/SDXL calls, cleanup/lifecycle/sync/UI-refresh/send/import/export execution, state-apply, final archive receiver stewardship receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation receipt publication, UI mutation, persistence, artifact mutation, and `WalletState` mutation. Later Batch91+ helpers still use a one-step downstream fixture until those batches are promoted. `cmake --build build --target ObsidianDragonTests` and `./build/bin/ObsidianDragonTests` pass. The next command is `start lite wallet Batch 91 promotion-activation post-closure final archive receiver stewardship receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation receipt custody planning`. + +Batch91 update 2026-05-30: the existing `LiteWalletBridgeRuntimePromotionActivationPostClosureFinalArchiveReceiverStewardshipReceiptCustodyAcceptanceConfirmationArchiveHandoffConfirmationReceiptCustodyAcceptanceConfirmationArchiveHandoffConfirmationReceiptCustodyPlanFacade` now has focused coverage in `tests/test_phase4.cpp`. The direct Batch91 tests consume a live ready disabled Batch90 final archive receiver stewardship receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation receipt report, validate archive receiver stewardship receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation receipt custody, receiver stewardship role receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation receipt custody, stewardship receipt witness custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation receipt custody, retention-register stewardship receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation receipt custody, evidence vault receiver access receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation receipt custody, compliance stewardship oversight receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation receipt custody, support/compliance receiver contact receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation receipt custody, final archive receiver stewardship receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation receipt snapshots, final archive receiver stewardship receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation receipt custody audit snapshots, and guardrail gates, and continue to refuse dynamic-library loading, symbol resolution, function-pointer binding, Rust string cleanup, shutdown, bridge/SDXL calls, cleanup/lifecycle/sync/UI-refresh/send/import/export execution, state-apply, final archive receiver stewardship receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation receipt custody publication, UI mutation, persistence, artifact mutation, and `WalletState` mutation. Later Batch92+ helpers still use a one-step downstream fixture until those batches are promoted. `cmake --build build --target ObsidianDragonTests` and `./build/bin/ObsidianDragonTests` pass. The next command is `start lite wallet Batch 92 promotion-activation post-closure final archive receiver stewardship receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation receipt custody acceptance planning`. + +Batch92 update 2026-05-30: the existing `LiteWalletBridgeRuntimePromotionActivationPostClosureFinalArchiveReceiverStewardshipReceiptCustodyAcceptanceConfirmationArchiveHandoffConfirmationReceiptCustodyAcceptanceConfirmationArchiveHandoffConfirmationReceiptCustodyAcceptancePlanFacade` now has focused coverage in `tests/test_phase4.cpp`. The direct Batch92 tests consume a live ready disabled Batch91 final archive receiver stewardship receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation receipt custody report, validate archive receiver stewardship receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation receipt custody acceptance, receiver stewardship role receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation receipt custody acceptance, stewardship receipt witness custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation receipt custody acceptance, retention-register stewardship receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation receipt custody acceptance, evidence vault receiver access receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation receipt custody acceptance, compliance stewardship oversight receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation receipt custody acceptance, support/compliance receiver contact receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation receipt custody acceptance, final archive receiver stewardship receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation receipt custody snapshots, final archive receiver stewardship receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation receipt custody acceptance audit snapshots, and guardrail gates, and continue to refuse dynamic-library loading, symbol resolution, function-pointer binding, Rust string cleanup, shutdown, bridge/SDXL calls, cleanup/lifecycle/sync/UI-refresh/send/import/export execution, state-apply, final archive receiver stewardship receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation receipt custody acceptance publication, UI mutation, persistence, artifact mutation, and `WalletState` mutation. Later Batch93+ helpers still use a one-step downstream fixture until those batches are promoted. `cmake --build build --target ObsidianDragonTests` and `./build/bin/ObsidianDragonTests` pass. The next command is `start lite wallet Batch 93 promotion-activation post-closure final archive receiver stewardship receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation receipt custody acceptance confirmation planning`. + +Batch93 update 2026-05-30: the existing `LiteWalletBridgeRuntimePromotionActivationPostClosureFinalArchiveReceiverStewardshipReceiptCustodyAcceptanceConfirmationArchiveHandoffConfirmationReceiptCustodyAcceptanceConfirmationArchiveHandoffConfirmationReceiptCustodyAcceptanceConfirmationPlanFacade` now has focused coverage in `tests/test_phase4.cpp`. The direct Batch93 tests consume a live ready disabled Batch92 final archive receiver stewardship receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation receipt custody acceptance report, validate archive receiver stewardship receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation receipt custody acceptance confirmation, receiver stewardship role receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation receipt custody acceptance confirmation, stewardship receipt witness custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation receipt custody acceptance confirmation, retention-register stewardship receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation receipt custody acceptance confirmation, evidence vault receiver access receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation receipt custody acceptance confirmation, compliance stewardship oversight receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation receipt custody acceptance confirmation, support/compliance receiver contact receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation receipt custody acceptance confirmation, final archive receiver stewardship receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation receipt custody acceptance snapshots, final archive receiver stewardship receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation receipt custody acceptance confirmation audit snapshots, and guardrail gates, and continue to refuse dynamic-library loading, symbol resolution, function-pointer binding, Rust string cleanup, shutdown, bridge/SDXL calls, cleanup/lifecycle/sync/UI-refresh/send/import/export execution, state-apply, final archive receiver stewardship receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation receipt custody acceptance confirmation publication, UI mutation, persistence, artifact mutation, and `WalletState` mutation. Later Batch94+ helpers still use a one-step downstream fixture until those batches are promoted. `cmake --build build --target ObsidianDragonTests` and `./build/bin/ObsidianDragonTests` pass. The next command is `start lite wallet Batch 94 promotion-activation post-closure final archive receiver stewardship receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff planning`. + +Batch94 update 2026-05-30: the existing `LiteWalletBridgeRuntimePromotionActivationPostClosureFinalArchiveReceiverStewardshipReceiptCustodyAcceptanceConfirmationArchiveHandoffConfirmationReceiptCustodyAcceptanceConfirmationArchiveHandoffConfirmationReceiptCustodyAcceptanceConfirmationArchiveHandoffPlanFacade` now has focused coverage in `tests/test_phase4.cpp`. The direct Batch94 tests consume a live ready disabled Batch93 final archive receiver stewardship receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation receipt custody acceptance confirmation report, validate archive receiver stewardship receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff readiness, prerequisite failures, guardrail failures, and final archive receiver stewardship receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff publication refusal while refusing dynamic-library loading, symbol resolution, function-pointer binding, Rust string cleanup, shutdown, bridge/SDXL calls, cleanup/lifecycle/sync/UI-refresh/send/import/export execution, state-apply, publication, UI mutation, persistence, artifact mutation, and `WalletState` mutation. Later Batch95+ helpers still use a one-step downstream fixture until those batches are promoted. `cmake --build build --target ObsidianDragonTests` and `./build/bin/ObsidianDragonTests` pass. The next command is `start lite wallet Batch 95 promotion-activation post-closure final archive receiver stewardship receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation planning`. + +Batch95 update 2026-05-30: the existing `LiteWalletBridgeRuntimePromotionActivationPostClosureFinalArchiveReceiverStewardshipReceiptCustodyAcceptanceConfirmationArchiveHandoffConfirmationReceiptCustodyAcceptanceConfirmationArchiveHandoffConfirmationReceiptCustodyAcceptanceConfirmationArchiveHandoffConfirmationPlanFacade` now has focused coverage in `tests/test_phase4.cpp`. The direct Batch95 tests consume a live ready disabled Batch94 final archive receiver stewardship receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff report, validate archive receiver stewardship receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation readiness, prerequisite failures, guardrail failures, and final archive receiver stewardship receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation publication refusal while refusing dynamic-library loading, symbol resolution, function-pointer binding, Rust string cleanup, shutdown, bridge/SDXL calls, cleanup/lifecycle/sync/UI-refresh/send/import/export execution, state-apply, publication, UI mutation, persistence, artifact mutation, and `WalletState` mutation. Later Batch96+ helpers still use a one-step downstream fixture until those batches are promoted. `cmake --build build --target ObsidianDragonTests` and `./build/bin/ObsidianDragonTests` pass. The next command is `start lite wallet Batch 96 promotion-activation post-closure final archive receiver stewardship receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation receipt planning`. + +Batch96 update 2026-05-30: the existing `LiteWalletBridgeRuntimePromotionActivationPostClosureFinalArchiveReceiverStewardshipReceiptCustodyAcceptanceConfirmationArchiveHandoffConfirmationReceiptCustodyAcceptanceConfirmationArchiveHandoffConfirmationReceiptCustodyAcceptanceConfirmationArchiveHandoffConfirmationReceiptPlanFacade` now has focused coverage in `tests/test_phase4.cpp`. The direct Batch96 tests consume a live ready disabled Batch95 final archive receiver stewardship receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation report, validate archive receiver stewardship receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation receipt readiness, prerequisite failures, guardrail failures, and final archive receiver stewardship receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation receipt publication refusal while refusing dynamic-library loading, symbol resolution, function-pointer binding, Rust string cleanup, shutdown, bridge/SDXL calls, cleanup/lifecycle/sync/UI-refresh/send/import/export execution, state-apply, publication, UI mutation, persistence, artifact mutation, and `WalletState` mutation. Later Batch97+ helpers still use a one-step downstream fixture until those batches are promoted. `cmake --build build --target ObsidianDragonTests` and `./build/bin/ObsidianDragonTests` pass. The next command is `start lite wallet Batch 97 promotion-activation post-closure final archive receiver stewardship receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation receipt custody planning`. + +Batch97 update 2026-05-30: the existing `LiteWalletBridgeRuntimePromotionActivationPostClosureFinalArchiveReceiverStewardshipReceiptCustodyAcceptanceConfirmationArchiveHandoffConfirmationReceiptCustodyAcceptanceConfirmationArchiveHandoffConfirmationReceiptCustodyAcceptanceConfirmationArchiveHandoffConfirmationReceiptCustodyPlanFacade` now has focused coverage in `tests/test_phase4.cpp`. The direct Batch97 tests consume a live ready disabled Batch96 final archive receiver stewardship receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation receipt report, validate archive receiver stewardship receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation receipt custody readiness, prerequisite failures, guardrail failures, and final archive receiver stewardship receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation receipt custody publication refusal while refusing dynamic-library loading, symbol resolution, function-pointer binding, Rust string cleanup, shutdown, bridge/SDXL calls, cleanup/lifecycle/sync/UI-refresh/send/import/export execution, state-apply, publication, UI mutation, persistence, artifact mutation, and `WalletState` mutation. Later Batch98+ helpers still use a one-step downstream fixture until those batches are promoted. `cmake --build build --target ObsidianDragonTests` and `./build/bin/ObsidianDragonTests` pass. The next command is `start lite wallet Batch 98 promotion-activation post-closure final archive receiver stewardship receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation receipt custody acceptance planning`. + +Batch98 update 2026-05-31: the existing `LiteWalletBridgeRuntimePromotionActivationPostClosureFinalArchiveReceiverStewardshipReceiptCustodyAcceptanceConfirmationArchiveHandoffConfirmationReceiptCustodyAcceptanceConfirmationArchiveHandoffConfirmationReceiptCustodyAcceptanceConfirmationArchiveHandoffConfirmationReceiptCustodyAcceptancePlanFacade` now has focused coverage in `tests/test_phase4.cpp`. The direct Batch98 tests consume a live ready disabled Batch97 final archive receiver stewardship receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation receipt custody report, validate archive receiver stewardship receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation receipt custody acceptance readiness, prerequisite failures, guardrail failures, and final archive receiver stewardship receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation receipt custody acceptance publication refusal while refusing dynamic-library loading, symbol resolution, function-pointer binding, Rust string cleanup, shutdown, bridge/SDXL calls, cleanup/lifecycle/sync/UI-refresh/send/import/export execution, state-apply, publication, UI mutation, persistence, artifact mutation, and `WalletState` mutation. Later Batch99+ helpers still use a one-step downstream fixture until those batches are promoted. `cmake --build build --target ObsidianDragonTests` and `./build/bin/ObsidianDragonTests` pass. The next command is `start lite wallet Batch 99 promotion-activation post-closure final archive receiver stewardship receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation receipt custody acceptance confirmation planning`. + +Batch99 update 2026-05-31: the existing `LiteWalletBridgeRuntimePromotionActivationPostClosureFinalArchiveReceiverStewardshipReceiptCustodyAcceptanceConfirmationArchiveHandoffConfirmationReceiptCustodyAcceptanceConfirmationArchiveHandoffConfirmationReceiptCustodyAcceptanceConfirmationArchiveHandoffConfirmationReceiptCustodyAcceptanceConfirmationPlanFacade` now has focused coverage in `tests/test_phase4.cpp`. The direct Batch99 tests consume a live ready disabled Batch98 final archive receiver stewardship receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation receipt custody acceptance report, validate archive receiver stewardship receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation receipt custody acceptance confirmation readiness, prerequisite failures, guardrail failures, and final archive receiver stewardship receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation receipt custody acceptance confirmation publication refusal while refusing dynamic-library loading, symbol resolution, function-pointer binding, Rust string cleanup, shutdown, bridge/SDXL calls, cleanup/lifecycle/sync/UI-refresh/send/import/export execution, state-apply, publication, UI mutation, persistence, artifact mutation, and `WalletState` mutation. Later Batch100 helpers still use a one-step downstream fixture until that batch is promoted. `cmake --build build --target ObsidianDragonTests` and `./build/bin/ObsidianDragonTests` pass. The next command is `start lite wallet Batch 100 promotion-activation post-closure final archive receiver stewardship receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff planning`. + +Batch100 update 2026-05-31: the existing `LiteWalletBridgeRuntimePromotionActivationPostClosureFinalArchiveReceiverStewardshipReceiptCustodyAcceptanceConfirmationArchiveHandoffConfirmationReceiptCustodyAcceptanceConfirmationArchiveHandoffConfirmationReceiptCustodyAcceptanceConfirmationArchiveHandoffConfirmationReceiptCustodyAcceptanceConfirmationArchiveHandoffPlanFacade` now has focused readiness-ceiling coverage in `tests/test_phase4.cpp`. The direct Batch100 tests consume a live ready disabled Batch99 final archive receiver stewardship receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation receipt custody acceptance confirmation report, validate archive receiver stewardship receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff readiness, prerequisite failures, guardrail failures, and final archive receiver stewardship receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff publication refusal while refusing dynamic-library loading, symbol resolution, function-pointer binding, Rust string cleanup, shutdown, bridge/SDXL calls, cleanup/lifecycle/sync/UI-refresh/send/import/export execution, state-apply, publication, UI mutation, persistence, artifact mutation, and `WalletState` mutation. The runtime-promotion checklist continues to accept the Batch100 ceiling only when Batch100 facts are present, runtime activation remains blocked, post-closure disabled growth is frozen, and no runtime bypass is observed. `cmake --build build --target ObsidianDragonTests` and `./build/bin/ObsidianDragonTests` pass. Batch100 is the readiness ceiling; do not add Batch101 unless a concrete promotion blocker needs a typed proof surface. The next command is `verify lite wallet Phase 2 readiness ceiling closure and summarize remaining runtime-promotion work`. + +Post-Batch100 persistence-commit update 2026-05-31: `LiteWalletBridgeRuntimePersistenceCommitPlan` now consumes the Batch100 state-apply projection through new state-apply and Batch100-ceiling entry points. The slice fills disabled commit-owner, wallet persistence, settings persistence, commit-ordering, rollback-marker, recovery-marker, post-commit-status, durability-audit, wallet/settings/artifact/state-commit readiness gates, adds focused coverage for valid projection, unsafe Batch100 rejection, and durable-write guardrail refusal, and still refuses persistence commits, wallet/settings writes, artifact mutation, state commits, WalletState mutation, state-apply execution, status publication, worker queue, runtime attempts, bridge/SDXL calls, Rust-string free, shutdown, dynamic loading, symbol resolution, and call-result cleanup. `cmake --build build --target ObsidianDragonTests && ./build/bin/ObsidianDragonTests` passes with `Focused service tests passed`. The next command is `continue lite wallet Phase 2 real bridge runtime owner implementation from Batch100 persistence-commit projection`. + +Post-Batch100 post-commit recovery update 2026-05-31: `LiteWalletBridgeRuntimePostCommitRecoveryPlan` now consumes the Batch100 persistence-commit projection through new persistence-commit and Batch100-ceiling entry points. The slice fills disabled recovery-status owner, rollback-status, recovery-status, durability-audit-status, post-commit UI status, worker-status fanout, sync-refresh fanout, send/import/export status fanout, status-publication, worker-queue, sync-refresh, lifecycle-execution, and WalletState mutation gates, adds focused coverage for valid projection, unsafe Batch100 rejection, and fanout guardrail refusal, and still refuses post-commit recovery execution, status publication, user-visible status publication, worker handoff, worker queue, sync refresh, lifecycle execution, persistence commits, durable writes, artifact mutation, WalletState mutation, runtime attempts, bridge/SDXL calls, Rust-string free, shutdown, dynamic loading, symbol resolution, and call-result cleanup. `cmake --build build --target ObsidianDragonTests && ./build/bin/ObsidianDragonTests` passes with `Focused service tests passed`. The next command is `continue lite wallet Phase 2 real bridge runtime owner implementation from Batch100 post-commit recovery projection`. + +Post-Batch100 refresh-queue update 2026-05-31: `LiteWalletBridgeRuntimeRefreshQueuePlan` now consumes the Batch100 post-commit recovery projection through new post-commit recovery and Batch100-ceiling entry points. The slice fills disabled refresh-queue owner, queue policy, queue lane, queue payload, refresh timer owner, refresh timer snapshot, status consumer owner, UI/worker/sync/send-import-export status consumers, refresh-queue gate, refresh-timer gate, status-consumer gate, worker-queue gate, and WalletState mutation gate readiness, adds focused coverage for valid projection, unsafe Batch100 rejection, and queue/timer/status-consumer guardrail refusal, and still refuses refresh queue insertion, timer mutation, status-consumer publication, worker queue, WalletState mutation, status publication, sync refresh, post-commit recovery execution, persistence commits, durable writes, artifact mutation, runtime attempts, bridge/SDXL calls, Rust-string free, shutdown, dynamic loading, symbol resolution, and call-result cleanup. `cmake --build build --target ObsidianDragonTests && ./build/bin/ObsidianDragonTests` passes with `Focused service tests passed`. The next command is `continue lite wallet Phase 2 real bridge runtime owner implementation from Batch100 refresh-queue projection`. + +Post-Batch100 UI model projection update 2026-05-31: `LiteWalletBridgeRuntimeUiModelProjectionPlan` now consumes the Batch100 refresh-queue projection through new refresh-queue and Batch100-ceiling entry points. The slice fills disabled UI model owner, balance model projection, transaction model projection, address model projection, projection snapshot, refresh payload projection, status-consumer projection, UI mutation gate, status-consumer gate, refresh-queue gate, refresh-timer gate, and WalletState mutation gate readiness, adds focused coverage for valid projection, unsafe Batch100 rejection, and UI/balance-model mutation guardrail refusal, and still refuses UI model mutation, balance/transaction/address model mutation, refresh queue insertion, timer mutation, status-consumer publication, worker queue, WalletState mutation, status publication, sync refresh, post-commit recovery execution, persistence commits, durable writes, artifact mutation, runtime attempts, bridge/SDXL calls, Rust-string free, shutdown, dynamic loading, symbol resolution, result parsing/redaction, and call-result cleanup. `cmake --build build --target ObsidianDragonTests && ./build/bin/ObsidianDragonTests` passes with `Focused service tests passed`. The next command is `continue lite wallet Phase 2 real bridge runtime owner implementation from Batch100 UI model projection`. + +Post-Batch100 UI view refresh handoff update 2026-05-31: `LiteWalletBridgeRuntimeUiViewRefreshHandoffPlan` now consumes the Batch100 UI model projection through new UI model projection and Batch100-ceiling entry points. The slice fills disabled view-refresh owner, balance view adapter, address-list view adapter, recent-transaction view adapter, render invalidation plan, view-refresh snapshot, status-consumer handoff, UI mutation gate, view-invalidation gate, render-invalidation gate, status-consumer gate, refresh-queue gate, refresh-timer gate, and WalletState mutation gate readiness, adds focused coverage for valid projection, unsafe Batch100 rejection, and UI/view mutation plus render-invalidation guardrail refusal, and still refuses UI mutation, balance/address-list/recent-transaction view mutation, view invalidation, render invalidation, refresh queue insertion, timer mutation, status-consumer publication, worker queue, WalletState mutation, status publication, sync refresh, post-commit recovery execution, persistence commits, durable writes, artifact mutation, runtime attempts, bridge/SDXL calls, Rust-string free, shutdown, dynamic loading, symbol resolution, result parsing/redaction, and call-result cleanup. `cmake --build build --target ObsidianDragonTests && ./build/bin/ObsidianDragonTests` passes with `Focused service tests passed`. The next command is `continue lite wallet Phase 2 real bridge runtime owner implementation from Batch100 UI view refresh handoff`. + +Post-Batch100 UI refresh dispatch update 2026-06-01: `LiteWalletBridgeRuntimeUiRefreshDispatchPlan` now consumes the Batch100 UI view refresh handoff projection through new UI view refresh handoff and Batch100-ceiling entry points. The slice fills disabled refresh dispatcher owner, balance refresh route, address-list refresh route, recent-transaction refresh route, render scheduler plan, view invalidation router plan, status-consumer dispatch plan, dispatch snapshot plan, UI mutation gate, view-invalidation gate, render-invalidation gate, status-consumer gate, refresh-queue gate, refresh-timer gate, and WalletState mutation gate readiness, adds focused coverage for valid projection, unsafe Batch100 rejection, and UI refresh dispatch/view invalidation plus render-invalidation guardrail refusal, and still refuses UI refresh dispatch, UI mutation, balance/address-list/recent-transaction view mutation, view invalidation, render invalidation, refresh queue insertion, timer mutation, status-consumer publication, worker queue, WalletState mutation, status publication, sync refresh, post-commit recovery execution, persistence commits, durable writes, artifact mutation, runtime attempts, bridge/SDXL calls, Rust-string free, shutdown, dynamic loading, symbol resolution, result parsing/redaction, and call-result cleanup. `cmake --build build --target ObsidianDragonTests && ./build/bin/ObsidianDragonTests` passes with `Focused service tests passed`. The next command is `continue lite wallet Phase 2 real bridge runtime owner implementation from Batch100 UI refresh dispatch`. + +Post-Batch100 UI refresh completion update 2026-06-01: `LiteWalletBridgeRuntimeUiRefreshCompletionPlan` now consumes the Batch100 UI refresh dispatch projection through new UI refresh dispatch and Batch100-ceiling entry points. The slice fills disabled completion owner, completion acknowledgement plan, stale-view suppression plan, post-dispatch status summary plan, completion snapshot plan, UI mutation gate, view-invalidation gate, render-invalidation gate, status-consumer gate, refresh-queue gate, refresh-timer gate, and WalletState mutation gate readiness, adds focused coverage for valid projection, unsafe Batch100 rejection, and UI refresh completion/stale-view suppression plus render-invalidation guardrail refusal, and still refuses UI refresh completion acknowledgement, stale-view suppression, post-dispatch status summary publication, UI refresh dispatch, UI mutation, balance/address-list/recent-transaction view mutation, view invalidation, render invalidation, refresh queue insertion, timer mutation, status-consumer publication, worker queue, WalletState mutation, status publication, sync refresh, post-commit recovery execution, persistence commits, durable writes, artifact mutation, runtime attempts, bridge/SDXL calls, Rust-string free, shutdown, dynamic loading, symbol resolution, result parsing/redaction, and call-result cleanup. `cmake --build build --target ObsidianDragonTests && ./build/bin/ObsidianDragonTests` passes with `Focused service tests passed`. The next command is `continue lite wallet Phase 2 real bridge runtime owner implementation from Batch100 UI refresh completion`. + +Post-Batch100 UI refresh telemetry update 2026-06-02: `LiteWalletBridgeRuntimeUiRefreshTelemetryPlan` now consumes the Batch100 UI refresh completion projection through new UI refresh completion and Batch100-ceiling entry points. The slice fills disabled telemetry owner, completion metrics plan, suppressed-stale-view counter plan, post-refresh diagnostic summary plan, completion audit snapshot plan, telemetry redaction plan, telemetry publication gate, status-publication gate, audit-persistence gate, UI mutation gate, view-invalidation gate, render-invalidation gate, refresh-queue gate, refresh-timer gate, and WalletState mutation gate readiness, adds focused coverage for valid projection, unsafe Batch100 rejection, telemetry publication refusal, completion audit write refusal, and audit-persistence guardrail refusal, and still refuses telemetry publication, completion metrics publication, suppressed stale-view counter publication, post-refresh diagnostic summary publication, completion audit writes, status publication, UI refresh completion acknowledgement, stale-view suppression, post-dispatch status summary publication, UI refresh dispatch, UI mutation, balance/address-list/recent-transaction view mutation, view invalidation, render invalidation, refresh queue insertion, timer mutation, status-consumer publication, worker queue, WalletState mutation, sync refresh, post-commit recovery execution, persistence commits, durable writes, artifact mutation, runtime attempts, bridge/SDXL calls, Rust-string free, shutdown, dynamic loading, symbol resolution, result parsing/redaction, and call-result cleanup. `cmake --build build --target ObsidianDragonTests && ./build/bin/ObsidianDragonTests` passes with `Focused service tests passed`. The next command is `continue lite wallet Phase 2 real bridge runtime owner implementation from Batch100 UI refresh telemetry`. + +Post-Batch100 UI refresh enablement review update 2026-06-02: `LiteWalletBridgeRuntimeUiRefreshEnablementReviewPlan` now consumes the Batch100 UI refresh telemetry projection through new UI refresh telemetry and Batch100-ceiling entry points. The slice fills disabled enablement-review owner, main-thread ownership plan, runtime disable-switch plan, rollback plan, operator review plan, operator approval record plan, dispatch/completion/telemetry review, guardrail snapshot plan, telemetry publication gate, status-publication gate, UI mutation gate, view-invalidation gate, render-invalidation gate, refresh-queue gate, refresh-timer gate, and WalletState mutation gate readiness, adds focused coverage for valid projection, unsafe Batch100 rejection, UI refresh enablement refusal, main-thread handoff refusal, and telemetry publication guardrail refusal, and still refuses UI refresh runtime enablement, main-thread handoff, runtime disable-switch mutation, rollback execution, operator approval commits, telemetry publication, completion metrics publication, suppressed stale-view counter publication, post-refresh diagnostic summary publication, completion audit writes, status publication, UI refresh completion acknowledgement, stale-view suppression, post-dispatch status summary publication, UI refresh dispatch, UI mutation, balance/address-list/recent-transaction view mutation, view invalidation, render invalidation, refresh queue insertion, timer mutation, status-consumer publication, worker queue, WalletState mutation, sync refresh, post-commit recovery execution, persistence commits, durable writes, artifact mutation, runtime attempts, bridge/SDXL calls, Rust-string free, shutdown, dynamic loading, symbol resolution, result parsing/redaction, and call-result cleanup. The Batch100 adapter builds the telemetry dependency through a linear heap-backed upstream chain to avoid reintroducing stack pressure from huge Batch100-derived structs; persistence-commit and post-commit recovery guards/adapters now also avoid by-value result guard copies. `cmake --build build --target ObsidianDragonTests && ./build/bin/ObsidianDragonTests` passes with `Focused service tests passed`. The next command is `continue lite wallet Phase 2 real bridge runtime owner implementation from Batch100 UI refresh enablement review`. + +Post-Batch100 UI refresh rollout policy update 2026-06-02: `LiteWalletBridgeRuntimeUiRefreshRolloutPolicyPlan` now consumes the Batch100 UI refresh enablement-review projection through new enablement-review and Batch100-ceiling entry points. The slice fills disabled rollout-policy owner, staged rollout plan, default-off feature flag plan, operator acknowledgement snapshot, rollback drill plan, deployment cohort plan, rollout percentage plan, metrics gate plan, guardrail snapshot plan, telemetry publication gate, status-publication gate, UI mutation gate, view-invalidation gate, render-invalidation gate, refresh-queue gate, refresh-timer gate, and WalletState mutation gate readiness, adds focused coverage for valid projection, unsafe Batch100 rejection, rollout activation refusal, feature-flag mutation refusal, and metrics-publication guardrail refusal, and still refuses rollout activation, feature-flag mutation, cohort enrollment, rollout percentage mutation, operator acknowledgement commits, rollback drill execution, metrics publication, UI refresh runtime enablement, main-thread handoff, runtime disable-switch mutation, rollback execution, operator approval commits, telemetry/status/audit publication, UI refresh completion/dispatch, stale-view suppression, view/UI mutation, view/render invalidation, refresh queue insertion, timer mutation, status-consumer publication, worker queue, WalletState mutation, sync refresh, post-commit recovery execution, persistence commits, durable writes, artifact mutation, runtime attempts, bridge/SDXL calls, Rust-string free, shutdown, dynamic loading, symbol resolution, result parsing/redaction, and call-result cleanup. `cmake --build build --target ObsidianDragonTests && ./build/bin/ObsidianDragonTests` passes with `Focused service tests passed`. The next command is `continue lite wallet Phase 2 real bridge runtime owner implementation from Batch100 UI refresh rollout policy`. + +Post-Batch100 UI refresh kill switch update 2026-06-02: `LiteWalletBridgeRuntimeUiRefreshKillSwitchPlan` now consumes the Batch100 UI refresh rollout-policy projection through new rollout-policy and Batch100-ceiling entry points. The slice fills disabled emergency-disable owner, incident acknowledgement snapshot, feature-flag kill-switch plan, rollback kill-switch plan, kill-switch drill plan, operator escalation gate, post-incident audit plan, guardrail snapshot plan, telemetry publication gate, status-publication gate, audit-persistence gate, UI mutation gate, view-invalidation gate, render-invalidation gate, refresh-queue gate, refresh-timer gate, and WalletState mutation gate readiness, adds focused coverage for valid projection, unsafe Batch100 rejection, emergency-disable activation refusal, feature-flag kill-switch mutation refusal, and audit-persistence guardrail refusal, and still refuses emergency-disable activation, feature-flag kill-switch mutation, rollback kill-switch execution, operator escalation publication, incident acknowledgement commits, post-incident audit writes, incident status publication, rollout activation, feature-flag mutation, cohort enrollment, rollout percentage mutation, operator acknowledgement commits, rollback drill execution, metrics publication, UI refresh runtime enablement, main-thread handoff, runtime disable-switch mutation, rollback execution, operator approval commits, telemetry/status/audit publication, UI refresh completion/dispatch, stale-view suppression, view/UI mutation, view/render invalidation, refresh queue insertion, timer mutation, status-consumer publication, worker queue, WalletState mutation, sync refresh, post-commit recovery execution, persistence commits, durable writes, artifact mutation, runtime attempts, bridge/SDXL calls, Rust-string free, shutdown, dynamic loading, symbol resolution, result parsing/redaction, and call-result cleanup. `cmake --build build --target ObsidianDragonTests && ./build/bin/ObsidianDragonTests` passes with `Focused service tests passed`. The next command is `continue lite wallet Phase 2 real bridge runtime owner implementation from Batch100 UI refresh kill switch`. + +Post-Batch100 UI refresh release readiness update 2026-06-02: `LiteWalletBridgeRuntimeUiRefreshReleaseReadinessPlan` now consumes the Batch100 UI refresh kill-switch projection through new kill-switch and Batch100-ceiling entry points. The slice fills disabled operator runbook owner, release checklist snapshot, release approval snapshot, support escalation owner, monitoring handoff plan, post-release verification plan, guardrail snapshot plan, telemetry publication gate, status-publication gate, audit-publication gate, UI mutation gate, view-invalidation gate, render-invalidation gate, refresh-queue gate, refresh-timer gate, and WalletState mutation gate readiness, adds focused coverage for valid projection, unsafe Batch100 rejection, release activation refusal, release approval commit refusal, and audit-publication guardrail refusal, and still refuses release activation, operator runbook publication, support escalation publication, monitoring handoff publication, post-release verification writes, release approval commits, emergency-disable activation, feature-flag kill-switch mutation, rollback kill-switch execution, operator escalation publication, incident acknowledgement commits, post-incident audit writes, incident status publication, rollout activation, feature-flag mutation, telemetry/status/audit publication, UI refresh completion/dispatch, view/UI mutation, view/render invalidation, refresh queue insertion, timer mutation, status-consumer publication, worker queue, WalletState mutation, sync refresh, post-commit recovery execution, persistence commits, durable writes, artifact mutation, runtime attempts, bridge/SDXL calls, Rust-string free, shutdown, dynamic loading, symbol resolution, result parsing/redaction, and call-result cleanup. `cmake --build build --target ObsidianDragonTests && ./build/bin/ObsidianDragonTests` passes with `Focused service tests passed`. The next command is `continue lite wallet Phase 2 real bridge runtime owner implementation from Batch100 UI refresh release readiness`. + +Post-Batch100 UI refresh production readiness update 2026-06-02: `LiteWalletBridgeRuntimeUiRefreshProductionReadinessPlan` now consumes the Batch100 UI refresh release-readiness projection through new release-readiness and Batch100-ceiling entry points. The slice fills disabled cutover owner, rollback-freeze checklist snapshot, production support handoff, monitoring verification snapshot, post-cutover audit plan, guardrail snapshot plan, telemetry publication gate, status-publication gate, audit-publication gate, UI mutation gate, view-invalidation gate, render-invalidation gate, refresh-queue gate, refresh-timer gate, and WalletState mutation gate readiness, adds focused coverage for valid projection, unsafe Batch100 rejection, cutover activation refusal, cutover approval commit refusal, and audit-publication guardrail refusal, and still refuses cutover activation, rollback-freeze publication, production support handoff publication, monitoring verification publication, post-cutover audit writes, cutover approval commits, release activation, operator runbook publication, support escalation publication, monitoring handoff publication, post-release verification writes, release approval commits, emergency-disable activation, feature-flag kill-switch mutation, rollback kill-switch execution, operator escalation publication, incident acknowledgement commits, post-incident audit writes, incident status publication, rollout activation, feature-flag mutation, telemetry/status/audit publication, UI refresh completion/dispatch, view/UI mutation, view/render invalidation, refresh queue insertion, timer mutation, status-consumer publication, worker queue, WalletState mutation, sync refresh, post-commit recovery execution, persistence commits, durable writes, artifact mutation, runtime attempts, bridge/SDXL calls, Rust-string free, shutdown, dynamic loading, symbol resolution, result parsing/redaction, and call-result cleanup. `cmake --build build --target ObsidianDragonTests && ./build/bin/ObsidianDragonTests` passes with `Focused service tests passed`. The next command is `continue lite wallet Phase 2 real bridge runtime owner implementation from Batch100 UI refresh production readiness`. + +Deliverables: + +- Re-run the current focused suite and record the verified baseline. +- Add a short architecture index that maps disabled batches to the real runtime owners they are meant to feed. +- Freeze further post-closure disabled batch growth unless a concrete promotion blocker needs a typed proof surface. +- Mark Batch 100 as the readiness ceiling for the promotion effort. + +Implementation tasks: + +- Audit Batch 32 through Batch 100 for duplicate facts and collapse them into a promotion matrix. +- Identify the smallest set of structures that real runtime code must consume. +- Create a `LiteRuntimePromotionChecklist` or equivalent test helper that checks all required dry-run facts before runtime activation. +- Add tests that fail if runtime gates are bypassed or if Batch 100 facts are ignored. + +Acceptance criteria: + +- `cmake --build build --target ObsidianDragonTests` passes. +- `./build/linux/bin/ObsidianDragonTests` prints `Focused service tests passed`. +- The plan from disabled readiness to real runtime owners is traceable without reading every batch file. + +## Phase 1 - Backend Artifact Production And Link Contract + +Status 2026-05-18: in progress. The first production backend path is an explicitly configured imported CMake library; runtime dynamic loading is deferred to Phase 2. The C ABI and artifact contract are documented in `docs/lite-wallet-backend-artifact-link-contract-2026-05-18.md` and guarded by `LiteBackendArtifactContract`. Artifact production and read-only symbol/checksum/provenance capture now start at `scripts/build-lite-backend-artifact.sh`, with CMake requiring the generated symbol inventory when the lite backend is enabled. The Linux real-artifact path has been verified locally: `libsilentdragonxlite.a` was built from `external/SilentDragonXLite/lib`, inventoried with all required symbols, accepted by CMake in `build/lite-backend-verify`, linked into `ObsidianDragonTests`, and the focused suite printed `Focused service tests passed`. Clean-builder reproducibility is now available through `--reproducible`, `--cargo-target-dir`, and explicit path remaps: two clean Linux builds produced byte-identical archives with SHA-256 `12228f5b895db6cdafb0f643ecb5fbad1a3760b57b7fe98d7084a34644f34622`, and the reproducible Linux artifact was accepted by CMake in `build/lite-backend-repro-verify`, linked into `ObsidianDragonTests`, and passed the focused suite. Two clean Windows GNU builds produced byte-identical archives with SHA-256 `bdf1e0175a89560d15232f6430d162c6c009806e048062c124ec40c0744e49be`. The script now supports `--silentdragonxlitelib-dir` to build from a generated wrapper with a portable `silentdragonxlitelib` dependency path and manifest provenance, avoiding reliance on the local absolute path in the checked-in wrapper. Clean Linux and Windows GNU builds using that portable override are byte-reproducible with SHA-256 `aaef46b99fdc304be88427852797d6674ac330209b377be5447c1b0805635ea2` for Linux and `635a9e9bf3254955e63d1e9032e714488fa433cc249c8aabe636b5f18d2d1e3b` for Windows GNU, and the portable Linux artifact was accepted by CMake in `build/lite-backend-portable-verify`, linked into `ObsidianDragonTests`, and passed the focused suite. On 2026-05-20, that portable Linux artifact also linked into the `ObsidianDragon` app target with `DRAGONX_LITE_BACKEND_EXTRA_LIBS` empty, producing `build/lite-backend-portable-verify/bin/ObsidianDragonLite` for inspection without launch. Windows GNU imported app linking is also verified from `/tmp/od-win-lite-link`: the first no-extra link proved missing `secur32`/`userenv` APIs, and the successful build used `DRAGONX_LITE_BACKEND_EXTRA_LIBS=secur32;userenv` to produce `/tmp/od-win-lite-link/bin/ObsidianDragonLite.exe` without running it. The Windows link run also added a Windows-only CMake wrapper for one overlong generated Batch 90 source basename so MinGW `.obj.d` dependency files stay under the filename component limit. macOS artifact verification remains blocked on this Linux workspace by missing Apple Rust targets and osxcross/Apple linker tools; the blocker was rechecked twice on 2026-05-20 and again on 2026-05-22. The 2026-05-22 checked-in relative-source artifact attempt with `--rust-target x86_64-apple-darwin` reached Cargo and failed with missing `compiler_builtins`, `core`, `alloc`, and `std`, producing no macOS archive or manifest. macOS artifact and imported-link verification is now deferred by operator request until a real macOS/osxcross builder is available and the deferral is lifted. Platform link-library planning keeps `DRAGONX_LITE_BACKEND_EXTRA_LIBS` as a verified-linker escape hatch: Linux test/app linking succeeds with it empty, Windows GNU app linking succeeds with `secur32;userenv`, and macOS builders must record any non-empty platform extras only after imported-link proof. + +Deliverables: + +Phase 1 source/signature update 2026-05-20: `docs/lite-wallet-backend-source-signature-plan-2026-05-20.md` now records the implemented relative source layout. The maintained `silentdragonxlite-cli` source was imported under `external/SilentDragonXLite/silentdragonxlite-cli` from revision `6a178c8d08d9c1c153fb22759a68177cdb787be7`, the wrapper now uses `../silentdragonxlite-cli/lib`, and a Linux no-override build produced SHA-256 `8fd6c66ff661e13f768754de69d39e1a15ee55b6fdd530625a6018c867edde10` with `portable_dependency_override: false`. Signature capture was not added because the signing policy is not defined. + +Phase 1 Windows relative-source update 2026-05-22: two Windows GNU no-override builds from the checked-in relative source layout produced byte-identical archives with SHA-256 `ca7677af58f61de4bd56311e76e32961d977da8fac2a3c5d158c1702f8807439`, `portable_dependency_override: false`, and all required `sdxl-c-v1` symbols. CMake linked the relative artifact into `/tmp/od-win-relative-link/bin/ObsidianDragonLite.exe` using `DRAGONX_LITE_BACKEND_EXTRA_LIBS=secur32;userenv`; the PE import table includes `Secur32.dll` and `USERENV.dll`, and the executable was inspected but not run. + +Phase 1 macOS relative-source preflight update 2026-05-22: this Linux workspace still lacks an Apple Rust target, Xcode, `/opt/osxcross`, Apple/osxcross compiler/archive wrappers, and Apple linker environment variables. The relative-source macOS attempt with `--rust-target x86_64-apple-darwin` failed in Cargo with missing `compiler_builtins`, `core`, `alloc`, and `std`; no macOS archive, symbol inventory, manifest, imported-link result, or macOS `DRAGONX_LITE_BACKEND_EXTRA_LIBS` value was produced. + +Phase 1 macOS deferral update 2026-05-22: macOS artifact and imported-link verification is skipped for now by operator request. The documented macOS builder plan remains available for a future continuation, while the next active non-macOS Phase 1 work is signing policy and read-only signature metadata planning. + +Phase 1 signing metadata update 2026-05-22: `docs/lite-wallet-backend-signing-policy-2026-05-22.md` defines policy `dragonx-lite-backend-signature-policy-v1`. The artifact script now emits a `signature_verification` manifest object, can fail closed with `--signature-required`, and records only existing sidecar-signature verification evidence. CMake can require verified metadata with `DRAGONX_LITE_BACKEND_REQUIRE_SIGNATURE=ON`, and `LiteBackendArtifactContract` validates required signature metadata before producing resolver input. No signing, upload, publication, runtime loading, symbol resolution, SDXL calls, or wallet mutation was enabled. + +- A reproducible SDXL-compatible backend build artifact for Linux, Windows, and macOS. +- A documented C ABI contract for every lite command used by ObsidianDragonLite. +- A CMake path that can link or load the backend only when explicitly enabled. + +Implementation tasks: + +- Decide whether the first production path uses dynamic loading, imported static/shared library linking, or both. +- Build the SDXL-compatible Rust backend from `external/SilentDragonXLite` or a maintained fork. +- Verify exported symbols for lifecycle, execute, server check, shutdown, and Rust string cleanup. +- Add ABI/version checks so incompatible artifacts fail closed. +- Extend artifact inspection to validate symbol set, platform, architecture, size, checksum, provenance, and optional signature metadata. Status: implemented for script manifest capture, optional CMake signature enforcement, and `LiteBackendArtifactContract` metadata validation. +- Keep artifact mutation, upload, signing, and publication outside runtime code. + +Acceptance criteria: + +- Lite backend can be discovered by configured CMake/cache paths. +- Full-node builds do not require Rust or lite backend artifacts. +- Lite builds without an artifact remain honest and unavailable. +- Incompatible or missing artifacts fail at configure or startup with actionable errors. + +## Phase 2 - Real Bridge Runtime Owner + +Status 2026-05-28: planning started in `docs/lite-wallet-phase2-runtime-bridge-loading-symbol-resolution-plan-2026-05-22.md`, with implementation details tracked in that plan and `docs/lite-wallet-phase2-runtime-bridge-dynamic-loader-sublane-plan-2026-05-23.md`. Implementation batches 1-53 now cover runtime status/config, imported-linked binding, Rust string ownership, shutdown ordering, fake-only dry dispatch, fake/no-op/disabled-real dynamic-loader evidence gates, load-only approval/disabled callback/refusal/propagation/consumer-readiness/dispatch-consumption guard staging, the Batch 26 disabled dispatch-consumption guard result handoff, the Batch 27 disabled result-handoff readiness projection, the Batch 28 disabled readiness-projection status handoff, the Batch 29 disabled status-handoff publication guard, the Batch 30 disabled publication-guard result handoff, the Batch 31 disabled publication-guard result-handoff readiness projection, the Batch 32 disabled publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection status handoff, the Batch 33 disabled publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection status-handoff publication guard, the Batch 34 disabled publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection status-handoff publication-guard result handoff, the Batch 35 disabled publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection status-handoff publication-guard result-handoff readiness projection, the Batch 36 disabled publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection status-handoff publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection status handoff, the Batch 37 disabled publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection status-handoff publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection status-handoff publication guard, the Batch 38 disabled publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection status-handoff publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection status-handoff publication-guard result handoff, the Batch 39 disabled publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection status-handoff publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection status-handoff publication-guard result-handoff readiness projection, the Batch 40 disabled publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection status-handoff publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection status-handoff publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection status handoff, the Batch 41 disabled publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection status-handoff publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection status-handoff publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection status-handoff publication guard, the Batch 42 disabled publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection status-handoff publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection status-handoff publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection status-handoff publication-guard result handoff, the Batch 43 disabled publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection status-handoff publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection status-handoff publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection status-handoff publication-guard result-handoff readiness projection, the Batch 44 disabled publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection status-handoff publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection status-handoff publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection status-handoff publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection status handoff, the Batch 45 disabled publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection status-handoff publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection status-handoff publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection status-handoff publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection status-handoff publication guard, the Batch 46 disabled publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection status-handoff publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection status-handoff publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection status-handoff publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection status-handoff publication-guard result handoff, the Batch 47 disabled publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection status-handoff publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection status-handoff publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection status-handoff publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection status-handoff publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection status-handoff publication-guard result-handoff readiness projection, and the Batch 48 disabled publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection status-handoff publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection status-handoff publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection status-handoff publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection status-handoff publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection status-handoff publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection status handoff. Batch 49 adds the disabled publication-guard gate carrying Batch 48 status-handoff evidence into reviewed publication-guard evidence. Batch 50 adds the disabled result-handoff gate carrying Batch 49 publication-guard evidence into reviewed result-handoff evidence. Batch 51 adds the disabled readiness-projection gate carrying Batch 50 result-handoff evidence into reviewed readiness-projection evidence. Batch 52 adds the disabled status-handoff gate carrying Batch 51 readiness-projection evidence into reviewed status-handoff evidence. Batch 53 adds the disabled publication-guard gate carrying Batch 52 status-handoff evidence into reviewed publication-guard evidence. Platform `dlopen`/`LoadLibrary` loading remains deferred. Phase 2 batches 1-53 do not enable lifecycle execution, sync/status polling, real server checks, send/import/export, persistence, UI mutation, `WalletState` mutation, signing, upload, publication, or artifact mutation. + +Status addendum 2026-05-28: Batch 54 now carries Batch 53 disabled publication-guard evidence into a reviewed disabled result-handoff gate. Phase 2 batches 1-54 do not enable lifecycle execution, sync/status polling, real server checks, send/import/export, persistence, UI mutation, `WalletState` mutation, signing, upload, publication, or artifact mutation. + +Status addendum 2026-05-28: Batch 55 now carries Batch 54 disabled result-handoff evidence into a reviewed disabled readiness-projection gate. Phase 2 batches 1-55 do not enable lifecycle execution, sync/status polling, real server checks, send/import/export, persistence, UI mutation, `WalletState` mutation, signing, upload, publication, or artifact mutation. + +Status addendum 2026-05-31: the first post-Batch100 owner-consumption slice is implemented in `LiteWalletBridgeRuntimeOwnerReadiness`. The new Batch100-ceiling entry points run `LiteRuntimePromotionChecklist` first, synthesize a disabled dispatcher/runtime-owner readiness report from Batch100 feeds, normalize compact lifecycle ABI feed readiness for owner review, cover lifecycle, sync, server-check, wallet-exists, shutdown, and send/import/export operations, and preserve runtime disabled/refused behavior. Focused tests cover valid Batch100 acceptance, unsafe Batch100 rejection, and runtime-action refusal; no Batch101 was added. + +Status addendum 2026-05-31: the second post-Batch100 owner-consumption slice is implemented in `LiteWalletBridgeRuntimeExecutionOwner`. The new Batch100-ceiling execution entry points consume the checklist-gated owner-readiness projection, mark disabled dynamic-library load/unload, handle-store, symbol-resolution, symbol-table, Rust-string cleanup, shutdown, and per-operation execution ownership gates ready, and still report `executionAttempted=false`, `executionAccepted=false`, and `executionRefused=true`. Focused tests cover valid Batch100 acceptance, unsafe Batch100 readiness rejection, and runtime-action refusal; no runtime call path was enabled. + +Status addendum 2026-05-31: the third post-Batch100 owner-consumption slice is implemented in `LiteWalletBridgeRuntimeDynamicLinkPlan`. The new dynamic-link entry points consume either a disabled execution-owner result or the Batch100 ceiling, project bridge ABI availability into the artifact symbol snapshot expected by the existing dynamic-link evaluator, mark disabled dynamic-library and symbol-table planning gates ready, and still keep dynamic loading, unloading, symbol resolution, bridge/SDXL calls, Rust-string free, shutdown, publication, persistence, UI mutation, artifact mutation, and `WalletState` mutation refused. Focused tests cover valid Batch100 execution-owner projection consumption, unsafe Batch100 rejection, and runtime-action refusal; no runtime call path was enabled. + +Status addendum 2026-05-31: the fourth post-Batch100 owner-consumption slice is implemented in `LiteWalletBridgeRuntimeDispatchTablePlan`. The new dispatch-table entry points consume either a disabled dynamic-link result or the Batch100 ceiling, mark disabled operation routing, function-pointer slots, symbol-binding review, dispatch envelopes, response ownership, runtime-call ownership, argument marshalling, return-value ownership, error mapping, timeout/cancellation, post-call cleanup, and dispatch/runtime-call gates ready, and still keep function-pointer binding, runtime calls, bridge/SDXL calls, Rust-string free, shutdown, dynamic loading, symbol resolution, publication, persistence, UI mutation, artifact mutation, and `WalletState` mutation refused. Focused tests cover valid Batch100 dynamic-link projection consumption, unsafe Batch100 rejection, and runtime-action refusal; no runtime call path was enabled. + +Status addendum 2026-05-31: the fifth post-Batch100 owner-consumption slice is implemented in `LiteWalletBridgeRuntimeCallResultCleanupPlan`. The new call-result cleanup entry points consume either a disabled dispatch-table result or the Batch100 ceiling, mark disabled Rust-string ownership, copy-before-free, free-once, null/error classification, temporary-copy wipe, raw-pointer escape prevention, result envelope, parser/classification, error mapping, redaction, cancellation cleanup, shutdown cleanup, and cleanup/free attempt gates ready, and still keep call-result cleanup, Rust-string free, bridge/SDXL calls, shutdown, dynamic loading, symbol resolution, publication, persistence, UI mutation, artifact mutation, and `WalletState` mutation refused. Focused tests cover valid Batch100 dispatch-table projection consumption, unsafe Batch100 rejection, and runtime-action refusal; no runtime call path was enabled. + +Status addendum 2026-05-31: the sixth post-Batch100 owner-consumption slice is implemented in `LiteWalletBridgeRuntimeExecutionAttemptPlan`. The new execution-attempt entry points consume either a disabled call-result cleanup result or the Batch100 ceiling, mark disabled runtime-attempt ownership, runtime preflight, dispatch-attempt, result-cleanup attempt, status-feed, state-write, worker-queue, persistence, and attempt gates ready, and still keep runtime attempts, function-pointer binding, bridge/SDXL calls, result parsing/redaction, call-result cleanup, Rust-string free, shutdown, worker queue, persistence, UI mutation, artifact mutation, and `WalletState` mutation refused. Focused tests cover valid Batch100 call-result cleanup projection consumption, unsafe Batch100 rejection, and runtime-action refusal; no runtime call path was enabled. + +Status addendum 2026-05-31: the seventh post-Batch100 owner-consumption slice is implemented in `LiteWalletBridgeRuntimeStatusHandoffPlan`. The new status-handoff entry points consume either a disabled execution-attempt result or the Batch100 ceiling, mark disabled status-publication owner, user-visible status, operation-status mapper, worker-handoff owner, worker-queue lane/backpressure, state-write, persistence, status-publish, and worker-handoff gates ready, and still keep status publication, user-visible status publication, worker handoff, worker queue, runtime attempts, bridge/SDXL calls, Rust-string free, shutdown, result parsing/redaction, call-result cleanup, persistence, UI mutation, artifact mutation, and `WalletState` mutation refused. Focused tests cover valid Batch100 execution-attempt projection consumption, unsafe Batch100 rejection, and runtime-action refusal; no runtime call path was enabled. + +Status addendum 2026-05-31: the eighth post-Batch100 owner-consumption slice is implemented in `LiteWalletBridgeRuntimeStateApplyPlan`. The new state-apply entry points consume either a disabled status-handoff result or the Batch100 ceiling, produce a disabled dry-run `LiteWalletStateApplyExecutionResult`, mark disabled state-apply owner, result-to-refresh-model mapper, state-apply plan, state-apply executor, dry-run acceptance, persistence-write plan, WalletState write gate, persistence-write gate, and post-apply status gates ready, and still keep WalletState apply execution, WalletState mutation, wallet/settings persistence, status publication, worker queue, runtime attempts, bridge/SDXL calls, Rust-string free, shutdown, result parsing/redaction, call-result cleanup, UI mutation, and artifact mutation refused. Focused tests cover valid Batch100 status-handoff projection consumption, unsafe Batch100 rejection, and runtime-action refusal; no runtime call path was enabled. + +Batch 25 update 2026-05-25: the runtime bridge now includes disabled callback refusal propagation consumer-readiness dispatch-consumption guard requiring ready Batch 24 consumer-readiness evidence, a reviewed disabled dispatch-consumption guard record, guard-to-consumer-readiness match evidence, disabled guard evidence, no callback/result/dispatch/status/consumer execution, pre-platform-API blocking, no handle/symbol/runtime state, disabled dispatch-consumption failure mapping, blocked unload/symbol resolution, continued execution disablement, and a separate execution batch boundary. Phase 2 batches 1-25 do not enable lifecycle execution, sync/status polling, real server checks, send/import/export, persistence, UI mutation, `WalletState` mutation, signing, upload, publication, or artifact mutation. + +Batch 26 update 2026-05-25: the runtime bridge now includes disabled callback refusal propagation consumer-readiness dispatch-consumption guard result handoff requiring ready Batch 25 dispatch-consumption guard evidence, a reviewed disabled result-handoff record, handoff-to-guard match evidence, disabled result-handoff evidence, no callback/result/dispatch/status/consumer/result-handoff execution, pre-platform-API blocking, no handle/symbol/runtime state, disabled result-handoff failure mapping, blocked unload/symbol resolution, continued execution disablement, and a separate execution batch boundary. Phase 2 batches 1-26 do not enable lifecycle execution, sync/status polling, real server checks, send/import/export, persistence, UI mutation, `WalletState` mutation, signing, upload, publication, or artifact mutation. + +Batch 27 update 2026-05-26: the runtime bridge now includes disabled callback refusal propagation consumer-readiness dispatch-consumption guard result handoff readiness projection requiring ready Batch 26 result-handoff evidence, a reviewed disabled readiness-projection record, projection-to-handoff match evidence, disabled readiness-projection evidence, no callback/result/dispatch/status/consumer/readiness-publication execution, pre-platform-API blocking, no handle/symbol/runtime state, disabled readiness-projection failure mapping, blocked unload/symbol resolution, continued execution disablement, and a separate execution batch boundary. Phase 2 batches 1-27 do not enable lifecycle execution, sync/status polling, real server checks, send/import/export, persistence, UI mutation, `WalletState` mutation, signing, upload, publication, or artifact mutation. + +Batch 28 update 2026-05-26: the runtime bridge now includes disabled callback refusal propagation consumer-readiness dispatch-consumption guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff requiring ready Batch 27 readiness-projection evidence, a reviewed disabled status-handoff record, status-handoff-to-projection match evidence, disabled status-handoff evidence, no callback/result/dispatch/status/consumer/readiness/status-handoff publication execution, pre-platform-API blocking, no handle/symbol/runtime state, disabled status-handoff failure mapping, blocked unload/symbol resolution, continued execution disablement, and a separate execution batch boundary. Phase 2 batches 1-28 do not enable lifecycle execution, sync/status polling, real server checks, send/import/export, persistence, UI mutation, `WalletState` mutation, signing, upload, publication, or artifact mutation. + +Batch 29 update 2026-05-26: the runtime bridge now includes disabled callback refusal propagation consumer-readiness dispatch-consumption guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard requiring ready Batch 28 status-handoff evidence, a reviewed disabled publication-guard record, publication-guard-to-status-handoff match evidence, disabled publication-guard evidence, no callback/result/dispatch/status/consumer/readiness/status-handoff/publication-guard publication execution, pre-platform-API blocking, no handle/symbol/runtime state, disabled publication-guard failure mapping, blocked unload/symbol resolution, continued execution disablement, and a separate execution batch boundary. Phase 2 batches 1-29 do not enable lifecycle execution, sync/status polling, real server checks, send/import/export, persistence, UI mutation, `WalletState` mutation, signing, upload, publication, or artifact mutation. + +Batch 30 update 2026-05-27: the runtime bridge now includes disabled callback refusal propagation consumer-readiness dispatch-consumption guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff requiring ready Batch 29 publication-guard evidence, a reviewed disabled publication-guard result-handoff record, result-handoff-to-publication-guard match evidence, disabled result-handoff evidence, no callback/result/dispatch/status/consumer/readiness/status-handoff/publication-guard/result-handoff publication execution, pre-platform-API blocking, no handle/symbol/runtime state, disabled result-handoff failure mapping, blocked unload/symbol resolution, continued execution disablement, and a separate execution batch boundary. Phase 2 batches 1-30 do not enable lifecycle execution, sync/status polling, real server checks, send/import/export, persistence, UI mutation, `WalletState` mutation, signing, upload, publication, or artifact mutation. + +Batch 31 update 2026-05-27: the runtime bridge now includes disabled callback refusal propagation consumer-readiness dispatch-consumption guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection requiring ready Batch 30 publication-guard result-handoff evidence, a reviewed disabled readiness-projection record, readiness-projection-to-result-handoff match evidence, disabled readiness-projection evidence, no callback/result/dispatch/status/consumer/readiness/status-handoff/publication-guard/result-handoff/readiness-projection publication execution, pre-platform-API blocking, no handle/symbol/runtime state, disabled readiness-projection failure mapping, blocked unload/symbol resolution, continued execution disablement, and a separate execution batch boundary. Phase 2 batches 1-31 do not enable lifecycle execution, sync/status polling, real server checks, send/import/export, persistence, UI mutation, `WalletState` mutation, signing, upload, publication, or artifact mutation. + +Batch 32 update 2026-05-27: the runtime bridge now includes disabled callback refusal propagation consumer-readiness dispatch-consumption guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff requiring ready Batch 31 publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection evidence, a reviewed disabled status-handoff record, status-handoff-to-readiness-projection match evidence, disabled status-handoff evidence, no callback/result/dispatch/status/consumer/readiness/status-handoff/publication-guard/result-handoff/readiness-projection/status-handoff publication execution, pre-platform-API blocking, no handle/symbol/runtime state, disabled status-handoff failure mapping, blocked unload/symbol resolution, continued execution disablement, and a separate execution batch boundary. Phase 2 batches 1-32 do not enable lifecycle execution, sync/status polling, real server checks, send/import/export, persistence, UI mutation, `WalletState` mutation, signing, upload, publication, or artifact mutation. + +Batch 33 update 2026-05-27: the runtime bridge now includes disabled callback refusal propagation consumer-readiness dispatch-consumption guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard requiring ready Batch 32 publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection status-handoff evidence, a reviewed disabled publication-guard record, publication-guard-to-status-handoff match evidence, disabled publication-guard evidence, no callback/result/dispatch/status/consumer/readiness/status-handoff/publication-guard/result-handoff/readiness-projection/status-handoff/publication-guard publication execution, pre-platform-API blocking, no handle/symbol/runtime state, disabled publication-guard failure mapping, blocked unload/symbol resolution, continued execution disablement, and a separate execution batch boundary. Phase 2 batches 1-33 do not enable lifecycle execution, sync/status polling, real server checks, send/import/export, persistence, UI mutation, `WalletState` mutation, signing, upload, publication, or artifact mutation. + +Batch 34 update 2026-05-27: the runtime bridge now includes disabled callback refusal propagation consumer-readiness dispatch-consumption guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff requiring ready Batch 33 publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection status-handoff publication-guard evidence, a reviewed disabled result-handoff record, result-handoff-to-publication-guard match evidence, disabled result-handoff evidence, no callback/result/dispatch/status/consumer/readiness/status-handoff/publication-guard/result-handoff/readiness-projection/status-handoff/publication-guard/result-handoff publication execution, pre-platform-API blocking, no handle/symbol/runtime state, disabled result-handoff failure mapping, blocked unload/symbol resolution, continued execution disablement, and a separate execution batch boundary. Phase 2 batches 1-34 do not enable lifecycle execution, sync/status polling, real server checks, send/import/export, persistence, UI mutation, `WalletState` mutation, signing, upload, publication, or artifact mutation. + +Batch 35 update 2026-05-27: the runtime bridge now includes disabled callback refusal propagation consumer-readiness dispatch-consumption guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection requiring ready Batch 34 publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection status-handoff publication-guard result-handoff evidence, a reviewed disabled readiness-projection record, readiness-projection-to-result-handoff match evidence, disabled readiness-projection evidence, no callback/result/dispatch/status/consumer/readiness/status-handoff/publication-guard/result-handoff/readiness-projection/status-handoff/publication-guard/result-handoff/readiness-projection publication execution, pre-platform-API blocking, no handle/symbol/runtime state, disabled readiness-projection failure mapping, blocked unload/symbol resolution, continued execution disablement, and a separate execution batch boundary. Phase 2 batches 1-35 do not enable lifecycle execution, sync/status polling, real server checks, send/import/export, persistence, UI mutation, `WalletState` mutation, signing, upload, publication, or artifact mutation. + +Batch 36 update 2026-05-27: the runtime bridge now includes disabled callback refusal propagation consumer-readiness dispatch-consumption guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff requiring ready Batch 35 publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection evidence, a reviewed disabled status-handoff record, status-handoff-to-readiness-projection match evidence, disabled status-handoff evidence, no callback/result/dispatch/status/consumer/readiness/status-handoff/publication-guard/result-handoff/readiness-projection/status-handoff/publication-guard/result-handoff/readiness-projection/status-handoff publication execution, pre-platform-API blocking, no handle/symbol/runtime state, disabled status-handoff failure mapping, blocked unload/symbol resolution, continued execution disablement, and a separate execution batch boundary. Phase 2 batches 1-36 do not enable lifecycle execution, sync/status polling, real server checks, send/import/export, persistence, UI mutation, `WalletState` mutation, signing, upload, publication, or artifact mutation. + +Batch 37 update 2026-05-27: the runtime bridge now includes disabled callback refusal propagation consumer-readiness dispatch-consumption guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard requiring ready Batch 36 status-handoff evidence, a reviewed disabled publication-guard record, publication-guard-to-status-handoff match evidence, disabled publication-guard evidence, no callback/result/dispatch/status/consumer/readiness/status-handoff/publication-guard/result-handoff/readiness-projection/status-handoff/publication-guard/result-handoff/readiness-projection/status-handoff/publication-guard publication execution, pre-platform-API blocking, no handle/symbol/runtime state, disabled publication-guard failure mapping, blocked unload/symbol resolution, continued execution disablement, and a separate execution batch boundary. Phase 2 batches 1-37 do not enable lifecycle execution, sync/status polling, real server checks, send/import/export, persistence, UI mutation, `WalletState` mutation, signing, upload, publication, or artifact mutation. + +Batch 38 update 2026-05-27: the runtime bridge now includes disabled callback refusal propagation consumer-readiness dispatch-consumption guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff requiring ready Batch 37 publication-guard evidence, a reviewed disabled result-handoff record, result-handoff-to-publication-guard match evidence, disabled result-handoff evidence, no callback/result/dispatch/status/consumer/readiness/status-handoff/publication-guard/result-handoff/readiness-projection/status-handoff/publication-guard/result-handoff/readiness-projection/status-handoff/publication-guard/result-handoff publication execution, pre-platform-API blocking, no handle/symbol/runtime state, disabled result-handoff failure mapping, blocked unload/symbol resolution, continued execution disablement, and a separate execution batch boundary. Phase 2 batches 1-38 do not enable lifecycle execution, sync/status polling, real server checks, send/import/export, persistence, UI mutation, `WalletState` mutation, signing, upload, publication, or artifact mutation. + +Batch 39 update 2026-05-27: the runtime bridge now includes disabled callback refusal propagation consumer-readiness dispatch-consumption guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection requiring ready Batch 38 result-handoff evidence, a reviewed disabled readiness-projection record, readiness-projection-to-result-handoff match evidence, disabled readiness-projection evidence, no callback/result/dispatch/status/consumer/readiness/status-handoff/publication-guard/result-handoff/readiness-projection/status-handoff/publication-guard/result-handoff/readiness-projection/status-handoff/publication-guard/result-handoff/readiness-projection publication execution, pre-platform-API blocking, no handle/symbol/runtime state, disabled readiness-projection failure mapping, blocked unload/symbol resolution, continued execution disablement, and a separate execution batch boundary. Phase 2 batches 1-39 do not enable lifecycle execution, sync/status polling, real server checks, send/import/export, persistence, UI mutation, `WalletState` mutation, signing, upload, publication, or artifact mutation. + +Batch 40 update 2026-05-27: the runtime bridge now includes disabled callback refusal propagation consumer-readiness dispatch-consumption guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff requiring ready Batch 39 readiness-projection evidence, a reviewed disabled status-handoff record, status-handoff-to-readiness-projection match evidence, disabled status-handoff evidence, no callback/result/dispatch/status/consumer/readiness/status-handoff/publication-guard/result-handoff/readiness-projection/status-handoff/publication-guard/result-handoff/readiness-projection/status-handoff/publication-guard/result-handoff/readiness-projection/status-handoff publication execution, pre-platform-API blocking, no handle/symbol/runtime state, disabled status-handoff failure mapping, blocked unload/symbol resolution, continued execution disablement, and a separate execution batch boundary. Phase 2 batches 1-40 do not enable lifecycle execution, sync/status polling, real server checks, send/import/export, persistence, UI mutation, `WalletState` mutation, signing, upload, publication, or artifact mutation. + +Batch 41 update 2026-05-27: the runtime bridge now includes disabled callback refusal propagation consumer-readiness dispatch-consumption guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard requiring ready Batch 40 status-handoff evidence, a reviewed disabled publication-guard record, publication-guard-to-status-handoff match evidence, disabled publication-guard evidence, no callback/result/dispatch/status/consumer/readiness/status-handoff/publication-guard/result-handoff/readiness-projection/status-handoff/publication-guard/result-handoff/readiness-projection/status-handoff/publication-guard/result-handoff/readiness-projection/status-handoff/publication-guard publication execution, pre-platform-API blocking, no handle/symbol/runtime state, disabled publication-guard failure mapping, blocked unload/symbol resolution, continued execution disablement, and a separate execution batch boundary. Phase 2 batches 1-41 do not enable lifecycle execution, sync/status polling, real server checks, send/import/export, persistence, UI mutation, `WalletState` mutation, signing, upload, publication, or artifact mutation. + +Batch 42 update 2026-05-27: the runtime bridge now includes disabled callback refusal propagation consumer-readiness dispatch-consumption guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff requiring ready Batch 41 publication-guard evidence, a reviewed disabled result-handoff record, result-handoff-to-publication-guard match evidence, disabled result-handoff evidence, no callback/result/dispatch/status/consumer/readiness/status-handoff/publication-guard/result-handoff/readiness-projection/status-handoff/publication-guard/result-handoff/readiness-projection/status-handoff/publication-guard/result-handoff/readiness-projection/status-handoff/publication-guard/result-handoff publication execution, pre-platform-API blocking, no handle/symbol/runtime state, disabled result-handoff failure mapping, blocked unload/symbol resolution, continued execution disablement, and a separate execution batch boundary. Phase 2 batches 1-42 do not enable lifecycle execution, sync/status polling, real server checks, send/import/export, persistence, UI mutation, `WalletState` mutation, signing, upload, publication, or artifact mutation. + +Batch 43 update 2026-05-27: the runtime bridge now includes disabled callback refusal propagation consumer-readiness dispatch-consumption guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection requiring ready Batch 42 result-handoff evidence, a reviewed disabled readiness-projection record, readiness-projection-to-result-handoff match evidence, disabled readiness-projection evidence, no callback/result/dispatch/status/consumer/readiness/status-handoff/publication-guard/result-handoff/readiness-projection/status-handoff/publication-guard/result-handoff/readiness-projection/status-handoff/publication-guard/result-handoff/readiness-projection/status-handoff/publication-guard/result-handoff/readiness-projection publication execution, pre-platform-API blocking, no handle/symbol/runtime state, disabled readiness-projection failure mapping, blocked unload/symbol resolution, continued execution disablement, and a separate execution batch boundary. Phase 2 batches 1-43 do not enable lifecycle execution, sync/status polling, real server checks, send/import/export, persistence, UI mutation, `WalletState` mutation, signing, upload, publication, or artifact mutation. + +Batch 44 update 2026-05-28: the runtime bridge now includes disabled callback refusal propagation consumer-readiness dispatch-consumption guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff requiring ready Batch 43 readiness-projection evidence, a reviewed disabled status-handoff record, status-handoff-to-readiness-projection match evidence, disabled status-handoff evidence, no callback/result/dispatch/status/consumer/readiness/status-handoff/publication-guard/result-handoff/readiness-projection/status-handoff publication execution, pre-platform-API blocking, no handle/symbol/runtime state, disabled status-handoff failure mapping, blocked unload/symbol resolution, continued execution disablement, and a separate execution batch boundary. Phase 2 batches 1-44 do not enable lifecycle execution, sync/status polling, real server checks, send/import/export, persistence, UI mutation, `WalletState` mutation, signing, upload, publication, or artifact mutation. + +Batch 45 update 2026-05-28: the runtime bridge now includes disabled callback refusal propagation consumer-readiness dispatch-consumption guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard requiring ready Batch 44 status-handoff evidence, a reviewed disabled publication-guard record, publication-guard-to-status-handoff match evidence, disabled publication-guard evidence, no callback/result/dispatch/status/consumer/readiness/status-handoff/publication-guard/result-handoff/readiness-projection/status-handoff/publication-guard publication execution, pre-platform-API blocking, no handle/symbol/runtime state, disabled publication-guard failure mapping, blocked unload/symbol resolution, continued execution disablement, and a separate execution batch boundary. Phase 2 batches 1-45 do not enable lifecycle execution, sync/status polling, real server checks, send/import/export, persistence, UI mutation, `WalletState` mutation, signing, upload, publication, or artifact mutation. + +Batch 46 update 2026-05-28: the runtime bridge now includes disabled callback refusal propagation consumer-readiness dispatch-consumption guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff requiring ready Batch 45 publication-guard evidence, a reviewed disabled result-handoff record, result-handoff-to-publication-guard match evidence, disabled result-handoff evidence, no callback/result/dispatch/status/consumer/readiness/status-handoff/publication-guard/result-handoff/readiness-projection/status-handoff/publication-guard/result-handoff publication execution, pre-platform-API blocking, no handle/symbol/runtime state, disabled result-handoff failure mapping, blocked unload/symbol resolution, continued execution disablement, and a separate execution batch boundary. Phase 2 batches 1-46 do not enable lifecycle execution, sync/status polling, real server checks, send/import/export, persistence, UI mutation, `WalletState` mutation, signing, upload, publication, or artifact mutation. + +Batch 47 update 2026-05-28: the runtime bridge now includes disabled callback refusal propagation consumer-readiness dispatch-consumption guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection requiring ready Batch 46 result-handoff evidence, a reviewed disabled readiness-projection record, readiness-projection-to-result-handoff match evidence, disabled readiness-projection evidence, no callback/result/dispatch/status/consumer/readiness/status-handoff/publication-guard/result-handoff/readiness-projection/status-handoff/publication-guard/result-handoff/readiness-projection publication execution, pre-platform-API blocking, no handle/symbol/runtime state, disabled readiness-projection failure mapping, blocked unload/symbol resolution, continued execution disablement, and a separate execution batch boundary. Phase 2 batches 1-47 do not enable lifecycle execution, sync/status polling, real server checks, send/import/export, persistence, UI mutation, `WalletState` mutation, signing, upload, publication, or artifact mutation. + +Batch 48 update 2026-05-28: the runtime bridge now includes disabled callback refusal propagation consumer-readiness dispatch-consumption guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff requiring ready Batch 47 readiness-projection evidence, a reviewed disabled status-handoff record, status-handoff-to-readiness-projection match evidence, disabled status-handoff evidence, no callback/result/dispatch/status/consumer/readiness/status-handoff/publication-guard/result-handoff/readiness-projection/status-handoff publication execution, pre-platform-API blocking, no handle/symbol/runtime state, disabled status-handoff failure mapping, blocked unload/symbol resolution, continued execution disablement, and a separate execution batch boundary. Phase 2 batches 1-48 do not enable lifecycle execution, sync/status polling, real server checks, send/import/export, persistence, UI mutation, `WalletState` mutation, signing, upload, publication, or artifact mutation. + +Batch 49 update 2026-05-28: the runtime bridge now includes disabled callback refusal propagation consumer-readiness dispatch-consumption guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard requiring ready Batch 48 status-handoff evidence, a reviewed disabled publication-guard record, publication-guard-to-status-handoff match evidence, disabled publication-guard evidence, no callback/result/dispatch/status/consumer/readiness/status-handoff/publication-guard/result-handoff/readiness-projection/status-handoff/publication-guard publication execution, pre-platform-API blocking, no handle/symbol/runtime state, disabled publication-guard failure mapping, blocked unload/symbol resolution, continued execution disablement, and a separate execution batch boundary. Phase 2 batches 1-49 do not enable lifecycle execution, sync/status polling, real server checks, send/import/export, persistence, UI mutation, `WalletState` mutation, signing, upload, publication, or artifact mutation. + +Batch 50 update 2026-05-28: the runtime bridge now includes disabled callback refusal propagation consumer-readiness dispatch-consumption guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff requiring ready Batch 49 publication-guard evidence, a reviewed disabled result-handoff record, result-handoff-to-publication-guard match evidence, disabled result-handoff evidence, no callback/result/dispatch/status/consumer/readiness/status-handoff/publication-guard/result-handoff/readiness-projection/status-handoff/publication-guard/result-handoff publication execution, pre-platform-API blocking, no handle/symbol/runtime state, disabled result-handoff failure mapping, blocked unload/symbol resolution, continued execution disablement, and a separate execution batch boundary. Phase 2 batches 1-50 do not enable lifecycle execution, sync/status polling, real server checks, send/import/export, persistence, UI mutation, `WalletState` mutation, signing, upload, publication, or artifact mutation. + +Batch 51 update 2026-05-28: the runtime bridge now includes disabled callback refusal propagation consumer-readiness dispatch-consumption guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection requiring ready Batch 50 result-handoff evidence, a reviewed disabled readiness-projection record, readiness-projection-to-result-handoff match evidence, disabled readiness-projection evidence, no callback/result/dispatch/status/consumer/readiness/status-handoff/publication-guard/result-handoff/readiness-projection/status-handoff/publication-guard/result-handoff/readiness-projection publication execution, pre-platform-API blocking, no handle/symbol/runtime state, disabled readiness-projection failure mapping, blocked unload/symbol resolution, continued execution disablement, and a separate execution batch boundary. Phase 2 batches 1-51 do not enable lifecycle execution, sync/status polling, real server checks, send/import/export, persistence, UI mutation, `WalletState` mutation, signing, upload, publication, or artifact mutation. + +Batch 52 update 2026-05-28: the runtime bridge now includes disabled callback refusal propagation consumer-readiness dispatch-consumption guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff requiring ready Batch 51 readiness-projection evidence, a reviewed disabled status-handoff record, status-handoff-to-readiness-projection match evidence, disabled status-handoff evidence, no callback/result/dispatch/status/consumer/readiness/status-handoff/publication-guard/result-handoff/readiness-projection/status-handoff publication execution, pre-platform-API blocking, no handle/symbol/runtime state, disabled status-handoff failure mapping, blocked unload/symbol resolution, continued execution disablement, and a separate execution batch boundary. Phase 2 batches 1-52 do not enable lifecycle execution, sync/status polling, real server checks, send/import/export, persistence, UI mutation, `WalletState` mutation, signing, upload, publication, or artifact mutation. + +Batch 53 update 2026-05-28: the runtime bridge now includes disabled callback refusal propagation consumer-readiness dispatch-consumption guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard requiring ready Batch 52 status-handoff evidence, a reviewed disabled publication-guard record, publication-guard-to-status-handoff match evidence, disabled publication-guard evidence, no callback/result/dispatch/status/consumer/readiness/status-handoff/publication-guard publication execution, pre-platform-API blocking, no handle/symbol/runtime state, disabled publication-guard failure mapping, blocked unload/symbol resolution, continued execution disablement, and a separate execution batch boundary. Phase 2 batches 1-53 do not enable lifecycle execution, sync/status polling, real server checks, send/import/export, persistence, UI mutation, `WalletState` mutation, signing, upload, publication, or artifact mutation. + +Batch 54 update 2026-05-28: the runtime bridge now includes disabled callback refusal propagation consumer-readiness dispatch-consumption guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff requiring ready Batch 53 publication-guard evidence, a reviewed disabled result-handoff record, result-handoff-to-publication-guard match evidence, disabled result-handoff evidence, no callback/result/dispatch/status/consumer/readiness/status-handoff/publication-guard/result-handoff publication execution, pre-platform-API blocking, no handle/symbol/runtime state, disabled result-handoff failure mapping, blocked unload/symbol resolution, continued execution disablement, and a separate execution batch boundary. Phase 2 batches 1-54 do not enable lifecycle execution, sync/status polling, real server checks, send/import/export, persistence, UI mutation, `WalletState` mutation, signing, upload, publication, or artifact mutation. + +Batch 55 update 2026-05-28: the runtime bridge now includes disabled callback refusal propagation consumer-readiness dispatch-consumption guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection requiring ready Batch 54 result-handoff evidence, a reviewed disabled readiness-projection record, readiness-projection-to-result-handoff match evidence, disabled readiness-projection evidence, no callback/result/dispatch/status/consumer/readiness/readiness-projection publication execution, pre-platform-API blocking, no handle/symbol/runtime state, disabled readiness-projection failure mapping, blocked unload/symbol resolution, continued execution disablement, and a separate execution batch boundary. Phase 2 batches 1-55 do not enable lifecycle execution, sync/status polling, real server checks, send/import/export, persistence, UI mutation, `WalletState` mutation, signing, upload, publication, or artifact mutation. + +Deliverables: + +- A reviewed runtime owner that loads or links the backend, resolves symbols, stores function pointers, and manages shutdown. +- Safe execution wrappers for all supported bridge operations. +- Exact Rust string lifetime ownership for every command result. + +Implementation tasks: + +- Promote dynamic-link planning into a real `LiteBridgeRuntime` service. +- Implement platform loader behavior for Linux, Windows, and macOS when dynamic loading is selected. +- Bind required symbols into a typed dispatch table. +- Add result wrappers that copy returned strings, free once, and redact before logging. +- Add cancellation/timeout status ownership, even if hard cancellation is initially limited by the backend ABI. +- Ensure `shutdown` is idempotent and runs in a safe order during app exit. +- Add fake-loader, fake-symbol, bad-symbol, bad-result, double-free prevention, and shutdown-order tests. + +Acceptance criteria: + +- Runtime can be enabled only with explicit lite backend configuration. +- Symbol resolution and dispatch table tests pass without real network calls. +- Unsafe pointer ownership cannot escape bridge wrappers. +- Runtime status surfaces explain unavailable, loading, ready, failed, and shutting-down states. + +## Phase 3 - Server Selection And Connection Runtime + +Deliverables: + +- Real lite server selection, persistence, display, and health check behavior. +- Sticky/custom/random server modes backed by app settings. +- Connection status that reflects real backend and server state. + +Implementation tasks: + +- Promote `LiteConnectionService` from planning into runtime execution. +- Wire default DragonX lite servers and custom server validation into settings UI. +- Persist selected-server intent separately from full-node RPC settings. +- Execute `checkServerOnline` through the bridge behind runtime gates. +- Add retry/backoff and user-visible error mapping. +- Keep server checks out of full-node paths. + +Acceptance criteria: + +- Lite mode can select and persist a server. +- Server health checks run only when the lite backend is enabled and ready. +- UI distinguishes unavailable backend, disconnected server, and ready connection. + +## Phase 4 - Wallet Lifecycle Runtime + +Deliverables: + +- Real create, open, and restore flows for lite wallets. +- Redacted request and response status feeds. +- Wallet file location and persistence policy. + +Implementation tasks: + +- Promote lifecycle preflight and execution-owner scaffolds into a real lifecycle service. +- Call `initializeNew`, `initializeExisting`, and `initializeNewFromPhrase` through the runtime dispatch table. +- Define wallet directory, wallet existence checks, overwrite/dangerous action policy, birthday handling, account selection, and recovery behavior. +- Add UI flows for create, open, restore, passphrase entry, seed entry, confirmation, and failure recovery. +- Add tests for redaction, missing server, unavailable backend, bad passphrase, failed restore, existing wallet, and successful fake lifecycle. + +Acceptance criteria: + +- Lite build can create, open, and restore through fake bridge tests. +- Real backend smoke test can create or open a disposable test wallet with private data redacted. +- No lifecycle path writes full-node wallet files or starts embedded daemon behavior. + +## Phase 5 - Sync Execution And Recovery + +Deliverables: + +- Real sync start and syncstatus polling. +- Worker queue ownership for startup, import, manual, and post-lifecycle sync. +- Recovery handling for stuck sync and reorg-like states. + +Implementation tasks: + +- Promote sync execution readiness, post-lifecycle handoff, and app-refresh integration into a real `LiteSyncRuntime`. +- Execute `sync` and `syncstatus` commands through the bridge. +- Add poll cadence, cancellation, shutdown, retry, and backpressure ownership. +- Implement recovery decision handling for keep-polling, complete, stuck, clear/rescan, and fatal error states. +- Integrate status into the app refresh scheduler without mutating `WalletState` prematurely. + +Acceptance criteria: + +- Fake bridge tests cover sync success, progress, stuck, recovery, cancellation, shutdown, and bridge errors. +- Real backend smoke test can start sync and poll status against a configured test server. +- App exit cleanly stops polling and shuts down the bridge. + +## Phase 6 - Gateway Refresh And Parser Hardening + +Deliverables: + +- Real gateway execution for read-only wallet commands. +- Hardened parsers for SDXL response variants. +- A complete intermediate lite refresh bundle. + +Implementation tasks: + +- Execute `info`, `height`, `balance`, `addresses`, `notes`, and `list` through `LiteWalletGateway`. +- Expand parser fixtures with real SDXL response captures and malformed variants. +- Add command-level timeout/error mapping and partial-refresh behavior. +- Keep parser output as intermediate DTOs until state-apply gates pass. +- Validate zatoshi arithmetic and transaction direction mapping. + +Acceptance criteria: + +- Fake gateway tests cover complete, partial, malformed, timeout, and backend-error refreshes. +- Parser-only tests do not require network. +- Read-only refresh can run against a test wallet without state mutation until Phase 7 gates are enabled. + +## Phase 7 - WalletState Application And Caches + +Deliverables: + +- Real state application from lite refresh bundles into `WalletState`. +- Transaction/address/balance cache updates that match existing UI expectations. +- Rollback-safe application boundaries. + +Implementation tasks: + +- Promote dry-run state apply planning and disabled executor into a reviewed mutating executor. +- Add a single app-layer boundary that accepts mutable `WalletState&` only after readiness gates pass. +- Update balance, shielded/transparent address rows, recent transactions, transaction history cache, sync height, and status timestamps. +- Preserve full-node apply behavior and avoid shared mutable shortcuts. +- Add before/after snapshot tests and fixture-based real-lite refresh application tests. + +Acceptance criteria: + +- Lite refresh can update app state in tests with no full-node RPC dependency. +- Failed or partial refreshes do not corrupt existing app state. +- Transaction history cache behavior remains correct for full-node and lite modes. + +## Phase 8 - UI Integration + +Deliverables: + +- A usable first-screen lite wallet experience for setup, connection, sync, balances, addresses, and transactions. +- Clear unavailable/error states when the backend is not configured or not ready. +- No in-app text that overpromises unsupported behavior. + +Implementation tasks: + +- Wire lite connection status into the sidebar/status area. +- Add setup wizard branches for create, restore, and open lite wallet. +- Add server settings and connection retry actions. +- Show sync progress, last synced height, and refresh status. +- Reuse existing balance, address, and transaction surfaces once Phase 7 state application is available. +- Add guarded refresh actions and disabled send/import/export buttons until Phase 9. + +Acceptance criteria: + +- Lite mode never shows full-node daemon controls, console, peers, or explorer paths. +- Users can see exactly why lite functionality is unavailable, syncing, ready, or failed. +- UI tests or focused model tests cover the major visible states. + +## Phase 9 - Send, Import, Export, Shield, Save, And Encryption + +Deliverables: + +- Real execution for lite wallet write commands behind explicit user confirmation and runtime gates. +- Status/result parsing with private-data redaction. +- Post-command refresh scheduling. + +Implementation tasks: + +- Promote `LiteWalletFlowReadinessPlanner` into real command execution for supported SDXL commands. +- Implement send request validation, fee/amount/address checks, memo handling, response parsing, and status display. +- Implement address creation, seed/export flows, private-key import, transparent import, save, clear/rescan, shield, and encryption commands according to SDXL support and project policy. +- Gate every destructive/private command behind confirmation and redaction tests. +- Schedule refresh after successful write commands. + +Acceptance criteria: + +- Fake bridge tests cover all write command success/failure paths. +- Send/import/export never logs private input. +- Real backend smoke tests cover at least non-destructive commands before destructive commands are enabled by default. + +## Phase 10 - Persistence, Observability, And Operations + +Deliverables: + +- Durable settings and wallet metadata for lite mode. +- Runtime status, telemetry/audit summaries, and support diagnostics that are safe to expose. +- Kill switch and rollback controls. + +Implementation tasks: + +- Persist selected server, backend artifact path if user-configurable, wallet path metadata, last successful sync, and non-private runtime status. +- Add safe diagnostic snapshots for backend readiness, symbol readiness, server status, sync status, and refresh results. +- Add a runtime kill switch that returns lite mode to disabled/unavailable without affecting full-node mode. +- Add recovery documentation for bad server, bad artifact, failed restore, stuck sync, and shutdown errors. + +Acceptance criteria: + +- Diagnostics are useful without exposing secrets. +- Kill switch blocks runtime calls immediately and leaves app state consistent. +- Restart preserves safe lite settings and does not replay private inputs. + +## Phase 11 - Release Packaging And Distribution + +Deliverables: + +- Linux, Windows, and macOS lite release artifacts with the required backend dependency story. +- Package inventory and verification for lite outputs. +- Full-node release artifacts unaffected. + +Implementation tasks: + +- Decide whether backend artifacts are bundled, user-supplied, or both per platform. +- Extend release output discovery and package inventory verification for the chosen backend distribution model. +- Add AppImage inventory manifest/verifier support without upload/signing/publication in runtime layers. +- Verify lite archives exclude daemon, Sapling params, and asmap assets while preserving xmrig pool mining assets if still desired. +- Add release smoke tests for `--lite` and full-node lanes. + +Acceptance criteria: + +- `./build.sh --linux-release --lite` produces an honest lite artifact. +- Windows and macOS release lanes document backend requirements and pass inventory checks. +- Full-node release packaging remains unchanged except where explicitly verified. + +## Phase 12 - Production Enablement + +Deliverables: + +- A default-off release candidate that can be enabled for testers. +- A staged rollout plan with rollback. +- Final go/no-go criteria for enabling real lite backend support. + +Implementation tasks: + +- Keep `DRAGONX_ENABLE_LITE_BACKEND` default off until smoke tests and security review pass. +- Add a test profile that builds lite with a known backend artifact in CI or release validation. +- Run long-lived sync, lifecycle, send, shutdown, and restart soak tests. +- Complete private-data logging audit. +- Complete operator runbook and user troubleshooting docs. + +Acceptance criteria: + +- All focused tests pass. +- Lite runtime smoke tests pass on supported platforms. +- Private-data audit has no blocking findings. +- Rollback path is documented and tested. + +## Testing Matrix + +Core commands: + +- `cmake --build build --target ObsidianDragonTests` +- `./build/linux/bin/ObsidianDragonTests` +- `./build.sh --lite` +- `./build.sh --linux-release --lite` + +Additional real-backend test lanes once artifacts exist: + +- Configure lite with `DRAGONX_BUILD_LITE=ON`, `DRAGONX_ENABLE_LITE_BACKEND=ON`, and `DRAGONX_LITE_BACKEND_LIBRARY=`. +- Run fake bridge unit tests for every runtime owner. +- Run local backend smoke tests against disposable wallet data and a configured test lite server. +- Run shutdown/restart tests after lifecycle, sync, refresh, and write-command attempts. +- Run package inventory verification for full and lite release outputs. + +Required test categories: + +- Capability matrix: full-node, lite without backend, lite with configured backend. +- Artifact validation: missing, wrong platform, missing symbol, incompatible ABI, valid. +- Bridge runtime: load, resolve, dispatch, result cleanup, shutdown, failure recovery. +- Lifecycle: create, restore, open, wallet exists, bad passphrase, bad seed, cancellation. +- Sync: start, progress, complete, stuck, clear/rescan, cancellation, shutdown. +- Gateway refresh: complete, partial, malformed, timeout, backend error. +- State apply: unchanged, changed balances, transactions, addresses, partial refresh, failed refresh. +- UI model: unavailable, disconnected, syncing, ready, failed, backend disabled. +- Write commands: validation, confirmation, success, failure, post-refresh. +- Release: lite/full package inventory, backend artifact story, no full-node asset leakage. + +## Security And Privacy Review Checklist + +- No seed, passphrase, private key, raw memo, raw bridge response, or decrypted payload appears in logs, summaries, telemetry, tests, or UI diagnostics. +- Rust strings are copied before free and freed exactly once. +- Bridge symbol table cannot dispatch an unreviewed command. +- Server URL validation prevents unsupported schemes and obvious malformed input. +- Send/import/export commands require explicit user confirmation. +- Wallet file paths and overwrite actions are reviewed before execution. +- Backend artifact path and provenance are visible to diagnostics without exposing private wallet data. +- Shutdown is idempotent and safe after partial initialization failures. +- Feature flags fail closed. + +## Definition Of Done + +The lite wallet is fully implemented when: + +- A user can build `ObsidianDragonLite` without full-node daemon support. +- A user can configure/select a lite server. +- A user can create, restore, and open a lite wallet. +- The app can sync through an SDXL-compatible backend and show accurate progress. +- Balances, addresses, notes/UTXOs, and transactions update from real lite refresh data. +- Sends and supported import/export/save/shield/encryption flows execute through reviewed command paths. +- App state, caches, persistence, and UI remain correct across restart. +- All runtime behavior is covered by fake bridge tests plus real backend smoke tests. +- Release packages are honest and verifiable for full and lite lanes. +- Full-node wallet behavior remains intact. + +## Recommended Next Work Item + +Start with Phase 0 and Phase 1 together: create the runtime promotion matrix and verify the SDXL-compatible backend artifact contract. That gives the project a small, testable path from the disabled Batch 100 readiness ceiling to the first real runtime owner without prematurely enabling bridge calls. \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/docs/lite-wallet-backend-artifact-link-contract-2026-05-18.md b/docs/lite-wallet-backend-artifact-link-contract-2026-05-18.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..d533556 --- /dev/null +++ b/docs/lite-wallet-backend-artifact-link-contract-2026-05-18.md @@ -0,0 +1,97 @@ +# Lite Wallet Backend Artifact Link Contract - 2026-05-18 + +## Phase 1 Decision + +The first production backend path is an explicitly configured imported CMake library. Runtime dynamic loading remains a Phase 2 bridge-runtime-owner task. External executable bridge mode is not part of the Phase 1 production contract. + +The default build remains unchanged: `DRAGONX_ENABLE_LITE_BACKEND=OFF`. Full-node builds do not require Rust, SDXL, or lite backend artifacts. + +## CMake Gate + +The enabled lite backend path requires: + +- `DRAGONX_BUILD_LITE=ON` +- `DRAGONX_ENABLE_LITE_BACKEND=ON` +- `DRAGONX_LITE_BACKEND_LIBRARY=` +- `DRAGONX_LITE_BACKEND_SYMBOLS_FILE=` +- `DRAGONX_LITE_BACKEND_LINK_MODE=imported` +- `DRAGONX_LITE_BACKEND_ABI=sdxl-c-v1` +- `DRAGONX_LITE_BACKEND_REQUIRE_SIGNATURE=ON` only when a release builder wants CMake to require verified signature metadata in the manifest +- `DRAGONX_LITE_BACKEND_EXTRA_LIBS=` only when a platform linker proves additional backend-native dependencies are required + +When those values are accepted, CMake imports the library as `dragonx_lite_backend` and links it into `ObsidianDragonLite`. No runtime dynamic loading is attempted by this Phase 1 contract. + +`DRAGONX_LITE_BACKEND_MANIFEST=` is optional, but if supplied it must exist. The symbol inventory is mandatory so enabled backend builds fail closed before link-time or runtime when the artifact does not expose the expected C ABI. If `DRAGONX_LITE_BACKEND_REQUIRE_SIGNATURE=ON`, the manifest becomes mandatory and CMake rejects it unless the read-only signature metadata is verified and matches the artifact SHA-256. + +`DRAGONX_LITE_BACKEND_EXTRA_LIBS` is intentionally a cache string instead of hardcoded platform guesses. Release builders should keep it empty for platforms that link successfully with the imported artifact and existing app/system libraries, and should document any non-empty value next to the platform artifact manifest that required it. + +## Artifact Production + +`scripts/build-lite-backend-artifact.sh` builds or inventories the SDXL-compatible backend artifact and writes: + +- the copied backend library artifact, +- `lite-backend-symbols.txt`, one exported symbol per line, +- `lite-backend-artifact-manifest.json`, including SHA-256, byte size, source revisions, builder label, ABI, platform, and provenance facts. + +See `docs/lite-wallet-backend-artifact-production-2026-05-18.md` for platform commands and the no-build inventory mode. + +The relative backend source layout and signature metadata boundary are recorded in `docs/lite-wallet-backend-source-signature-plan-2026-05-20.md`. The maintained dependency source is now vendored under `external/SilentDragonXLite/silentdragonxlite-cli`, and the wrapper uses `silentdragonxlitelib = { path = "../silentdragonxlite-cli/lib" }`. The portable override remains available for comparison against an external checkout, but release verification should move to the relative source layout. Signature metadata is read-only verification inventory under `docs/lite-wallet-backend-signing-policy-2026-05-22.md`; signing itself stays outside CMake, runtime code, and Phase 1 artifact production. + +## Platform Artifact Status + +As of 2026-05-22, artifact production has moved past local Linux proof into clean-builder reproducibility and imported-link checks: + +- Linux static artifact production is reproducible when built with `--reproducible`, an isolated `--cargo-target-dir`, and a remap for the current external `silentdragonxlitelib` path. Two clean Linux builds produced byte-identical archives with SHA-256 `12228f5b895db6cdafb0f643ecb5fbad1a3760b57b7fe98d7084a34644f34622`. +- Windows GNU static artifact production is reproducible on this host with `x86_64-pc-windows-gnu` and MinGW tools. Two clean Windows builds produced byte-identical archives with SHA-256 `bdf1e0175a89560d15232f6430d162c6c009806e048062c124ec40c0744e49be`. +- The artifact script now has a portable dependency override through `--silentdragonxlitelib-dir`, which prepares a generated backend wrapper under the output directory and records the override in artifact provenance instead of relying on the local absolute dependency path in the checked-in wrapper manifest. +- Clean Linux and Windows GNU builds using `--silentdragonxlitelib-dir /home/d/external/silentdragonxlite-cli/lib` are reproducible. The portable Linux archive SHA-256 is `aaef46b99fdc304be88427852797d6674ac330209b377be5447c1b0805635ea2`; the portable Windows GNU archive SHA-256 is `635a9e9bf3254955e63d1e9032e714488fa433cc249c8aabe636b5f18d2d1e3b`. +- The checked-in backend source now carries the relative `silentdragonxlitelib` layout. A Linux build without `--silentdragonxlitelib-dir` produced `build/lite-backend-relative-linux-b/linux/libsilentdragonxlite.a` with SHA-256 `8fd6c66ff661e13f768754de69d39e1a15ee55b6fdd530625a6018c867edde10`; its manifest records `portable_dependency_override: false`, `silentdragonxlitelib_revision: 6a178c8d08d9c1c153fb22759a68177cdb787be7`, `reproducible: true`, and `signing_requested: false`. +- Windows GNU clean builds from the checked-in relative source layout are reproducible. Two clean builds produced byte-identical `build/lite-backend-relative-windows-gnu-a/windows/libsilentdragonxlite.a` and `build/lite-backend-relative-windows-gnu-b/windows/libsilentdragonxlite.a` archives with SHA-256 `ca7677af58f61de4bd56311e76e32961d977da8fac2a3c5d158c1702f8807439`; both manifests record `portable_dependency_override: false`, `silentdragonxlitelib_revision: 6a178c8d08d9c1c153fb22759a68177cdb787be7`, `rust_target: x86_64-pc-windows-gnu`, `reproducible: true`, and `signing_requested: false`. +- The portable Linux artifact was accepted by CMake in `build/lite-backend-portable-verify`, linked into `ObsidianDragonTests`, and the focused suite printed `Focused service tests passed`. The same artifact also linked into the `ObsidianDragon` app target with `DRAGONX_LITE_BACKEND_EXTRA_LIBS` empty, producing `build/lite-backend-portable-verify/bin/ObsidianDragonLite` for inspection without launch. +- Windows GNU imported app linking is verified for the portable artifact from `/tmp/od-win-lite-link`. The first no-extra link proved missing `AcquireCredentialsHandleA`, `FreeCredentialsHandle`, `FreeContextBuffer`, and `GetUserProfileDirectoryW`; the successful builder value is `DRAGONX_LITE_BACKEND_EXTRA_LIBS=secur32;userenv`, producing `/tmp/od-win-lite-link/bin/ObsidianDragonLite.exe` as a PE32+ GUI x86-64 Windows executable. The executable was inspected but not run. +- Windows GNU imported app linking is also verified for the relative-source artifact from `/tmp/od-win-relative-link` with the same `DRAGONX_LITE_BACKEND_EXTRA_LIBS=secur32;userenv` value, producing `/tmp/od-win-relative-link/bin/ObsidianDragonLite.exe` as a PE32+ GUI x86-64 Windows executable. The import table includes `Secur32.dll` and `USERENV.dll`; the executable was inspected but not run. +- The Windows GNU link run also proved the need for a Windows-only short CMake wrapper for the overlong Batch 90 generated source basename, because MinGW dependency files append `.obj.d` and exceed the filename component limit otherwise. +- macOS artifact production is blocked on this Linux workspace until an Apple Rust target and Apple/osxcross linker toolchain are available, and is deferred for now by operator request. The blocker was rechecked twice on 2026-05-20 and again on 2026-05-22; the host still has no installed Apple Rust targets, no Xcode, no `/opt/osxcross`, no Apple/osxcross compiler wrappers, and no Apple linker environment variables. The 2026-05-22 checked-in relative-source attempt with `--rust-target x86_64-apple-darwin` reached Cargo and failed with missing `compiler_builtins`, `core`, `alloc`, and `std` for that target. No macOS archive, symbol inventory, manifest, imported-link result, or extra-link-library value has been produced yet. The macOS builder prerequisites, command shape, acceptance criteria, and platform link-library planning notes remain recorded in the artifact production guide for a future continuation. +- Platform native link libraries are not being guessed in CMake. Linux test/app linking currently succeeds with `DRAGONX_LITE_BACKEND_EXTRA_LIBS` empty, Windows GNU app linking succeeds with `secur32;userenv`, and macOS imported-link verification must record any actual extra backend-specific libraries after Darwin linker proof. + +Both verified platform artifacts expose `blake3_PW` plus all eight required `litelib_*` symbols. These checks still do not load, resolve, or call the backend at runtime. + +## Required C ABI + +The artifact must export these C symbols, matching `LiteClientBridgeApi`: + +| Symbol | Purpose | Return ownership | +| --- | --- | --- | +| `litelib_wallet_exists` | Check wallet existence for a chain | caller does not free | +| `litelib_initialize_new` | Create a new wallet | returned string must be freed | +| `litelib_initialize_new_from_phrase` | Restore wallet from seed phrase | returned string must be freed | +| `litelib_initialize_existing` | Open an existing wallet | returned string must be freed | +| `litelib_execute` | Execute SDXL command strings such as sync, syncstatus, balance, list, send, import, export, save, shield, and encryption commands | returned string must be freed | +| `litelib_rust_free_string` | Free strings returned by the Rust backend | cleanup function | +| `litelib_check_server_online` | Check lite server availability | caller does not free | +| `litelib_shutdown` | Shut down backend resources | no returned value | + +The supported ABI version label is `sdxl-c-v1`. + +## Contract Helper + +`src/wallet/lite_backend_artifact_contract.h/.cpp` adds `LiteBackendArtifactContract`. It validates caller-supplied artifact metadata and exported-symbol inventory, then produces a `LiteBackendArtifactResolverInput` for the existing read-only resolver. + +The helper verifies: + +- contract owner and read-only gate are ready, +- link mode is the Phase 1 imported-library path, +- artifact path is configured, +- artifact kind is static or shared library, +- ABI version is `sdxl-c-v1`, +- required signature metadata is complete and verified when release policy requires it, +- symbol inventory owner is ready, +- all required C ABI symbols are present, +- no artifact mutation, dynamic library load/unload, symbol resolution, SDXL call, bridge call, server check, lifecycle, sync, worker, `WalletState`, persistence, upload, signing, or publication action is requested. + +The helper never loads the artifact, resolves symbols, calls the bridge, calls SDXL, or enables runtime activation. + +## Remaining Phase 1 Work + +- macOS artifact and imported-link verification is deferred for now by operator request; when resumed on a macOS host or configured osxcross builder, record any proven `DRAGONX_LITE_BACKEND_EXTRA_LIBS` values next to the artifact manifests. +- Read-only signature metadata capture and the optional CMake signature gate are implemented; signing itself remains outside wallet runtime code. Capture real signed-artifact evidence only when a release builder provides sidecar signatures. \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/docs/lite-wallet-backend-artifact-production-2026-05-18.md b/docs/lite-wallet-backend-artifact-production-2026-05-18.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..da4f685 --- /dev/null +++ b/docs/lite-wallet-backend-artifact-production-2026-05-18.md @@ -0,0 +1,553 @@ +# Lite Wallet Backend Artifact Production - 2026-05-18 + +## Purpose + +Phase 1 now has a concrete external artifact-production entry point for the SDXL-compatible lite backend. The wallet runtime still does not load, resolve, call, sign, upload, publish, or mutate backend artifacts. + +The production handoff is: + +1. Build or inventory the Rust backend from `external/SilentDragonXLite/lib`. +2. Capture a one-symbol-per-line exported-symbol inventory. +3. Capture SHA-256, size, file metadata, source revision, builder label, and artifact-set provenance in a JSON manifest. +4. Optionally capture read-only signature verification metadata after a release builder has already verified a sidecar signature. +5. Pass the artifact path and symbol inventory into CMake when explicitly enabling the lite backend. + +## Script + +Use `scripts/build-lite-backend-artifact.sh`. + +Linux host build: + +```bash +scripts/build-lite-backend-artifact.sh --platform linux +``` + +Clean reproducible Linux host build: + +```bash +scripts/build-lite-backend-artifact.sh \ + --platform linux \ + --silentdragonxlitelib-dir /path/to/silentdragonxlite-cli/lib \ + --reproducible \ + --cargo-target-dir build/lite-backend-cargo-repro \ + --out-dir build/lite-backend-repro \ + --builder phase1-repro +``` + +Windows cross build with the GNU target: + +```bash +scripts/build-lite-backend-artifact.sh --platform windows --rust-target x86_64-pc-windows-gnu +``` + +macOS builds must run on macOS or provide an explicit Apple Rust target from a configured cross toolchain: + +```bash +scripts/build-lite-backend-artifact.sh \ + --platform macos \ + --rust-target x86_64-apple-darwin \ + --silentdragonxlitelib-dir /path/to/silentdragonxlite-cli/lib +``` + +To inventory an already-built artifact without running Cargo: + +```bash +scripts/build-lite-backend-artifact.sh --platform linux --artifact /path/to/libsilentdragonxlite.a --no-build +``` + +To require read-only signature verification metadata after an external verifier has already checked the artifact: + +```bash +scripts/build-lite-backend-artifact.sh \ + --platform linux \ + --artifact /path/to/libsilentdragonxlite.a \ + --no-build \ + --signature-required \ + --signature-file /path/to/libsilentdragonxlite.a.minisig \ + --signature-format minisign \ + --signature-verification-tool "minisign 0.11" \ + --signature-key-fingerprint "" \ + --signature-verified-sha256 "" +``` + +The script writes: + +- `build/lite-backend//` +- `build/lite-backend//lite-backend-symbols.txt` +- `build/lite-backend//lite-backend-artifact-manifest.json` + +It uses `cargo build --locked --lib --release`, `CARGO_INCREMENTAL=0`, and `SOURCE_DATE_EPOCH` when building. If `SOURCE_DATE_EPOCH` is not already set, the project commit timestamp is used. + +`--cargo-target-dir` isolates Cargo output for clean-builder checks. `--reproducible` appends deterministic Rust `--remap-path-prefix` flags for the project, backend source, discovered or overridden `silentdragonxlitelib` source, Cargo home, and selected Cargo target directory. Use repeated `--remap-path-prefix FROM=TO` values only for additional source paths outside those defaults. Reproducibility should be checked by running the same command twice with different clean target directories and comparing the artifact SHA-256 and the filtered symbol inventory. + +## Portable Backend Dependency Path Plan + +The checked-in wrapper at `external/SilentDragonXLite/lib/Cargo.toml` now references `silentdragonxlitelib` through the relative path `../silentdragonxlite-cli/lib`. The maintained dependency source is vendored under `external/SilentDragonXLite/silentdragonxlite-cli` from revision `6a178c8d08d9c1c153fb22759a68177cdb787be7`, with no `.git` or `target/` build output imported and stale workflow conflict-backup files pruned from the vendored copy. + +The Phase 1 portable builder contract is: + +- Preferred current path: build with `--backend-dir external/SilentDragonXLite/lib` and no `--silentdragonxlitelib-dir`; the script discovers the relative dependency, validates that it is package `silentdragonxlitelib`, remaps it in reproducible mode, and records it in manifest provenance with `portable_dependency_override: false`. +- Acceptable comparison path: pass `--silentdragonxlitelib-dir /path/to/silentdragonxlite-cli/lib` to compare against an external maintained checkout. The script validates that directory, creates a generated wrapper under `/.prepared-backend/`, patches only that generated `Cargo.toml`, and records `portable_dependency_override: true`. +- Source cleanup status: the absolute dependency path has been removed from the checked-in wrapper; release runbooks should move from the override path to the relative source layout after Linux/Windows/macOS platform verification is refreshed. +- Rejected release path: depending on `/home/d/external/silentdragonxlite-cli/lib` or any other builder-local absolute path in the committed backend source. + +The artifact manifest records `portable_dependency_override`, `cargo_build_source`, `silentdragonxlitelib_source`, and `silentdragonxlitelib_revision` under `provenance` for both the relative source layout and the override path. Reproducible mode remaps the dependency source to `/dragonx-lite-backend-dependency`, so release commands do not need a local `/home/d/external` remap for that dependency. + +The target source cleanup and signature metadata boundary are detailed in `docs/lite-wallet-backend-source-signature-plan-2026-05-20.md`. The relative source layout is now implemented; signature metadata remains read-only artifact inventory to add only after a signing policy exists. Phase 1 artifact production must not sign, upload, publish, or mutate artifacts. + +The first Linux build from the relative source layout succeeded without `--silentdragonxlitelib-dir`: `build/lite-backend-relative-linux-b/linux/libsilentdragonxlite.a` has SHA-256 `8fd6c66ff661e13f768754de69d39e1a15ee55b6fdd530625a6018c867edde10`, exported `blake3_PW` plus all eight required `litelib_*` symbols, and produced a manifest with `portable_dependency_override: false`, `silentdragonxlitelib_revision: 6a178c8d08d9c1c153fb22759a68177cdb787be7`, `reproducible: true`, and `signing_requested: false`. + +## Signature Metadata Plan + +The signing policy is defined in `docs/lite-wallet-backend-signing-policy-2026-05-22.md`. The manifest now always includes a `signature_verification` object using policy `dragonx-lite-backend-signature-policy-v1` while keeping `signing_requested: false`. + +For unsigned local inventory, `metadata_provided` is `false` and `verification_status` is `not-provided`. When any signature metadata flag is supplied, or when `--signature-required` is used, the script fails closed unless the sidecar signature exists, the format is accepted, the verifier tool is recorded, a reviewed key fingerprint or certificate identity is present, and the verified artifact SHA-256 matches the artifact bytes recorded in the manifest. + +The wallet runtime, `LiteBackendArtifactContract`, CMake gate, and release readiness scaffolds continue to reject signing requests and do not create signatures. `DRAGONX_LITE_BACKEND_REQUIRE_SIGNATURE=ON` is available for release builders that want CMake to require verified signature metadata before importing the backend library. + +## Required Symbols + +The exported-symbol inventory must contain the Phase 1 ABI surface required by `LiteClientBridgeApi`: + +- `litelib_wallet_exists` +- `litelib_initialize_new` +- `litelib_initialize_new_from_phrase` +- `litelib_initialize_existing` +- `litelib_execute` +- `litelib_rust_free_string` +- `litelib_check_server_online` +- `litelib_shutdown` + +The inventory may contain extra SDXL symbols such as `blake3_PW`, but CMake and `LiteBackendArtifactContract` require the eight symbols above. + +## CMake Use + +When the lite backend is explicitly enabled, CMake now requires the generated symbol inventory: + +```bash +cmake -S . -B build/lite \ + -DDRAGONX_BUILD_LITE=ON \ + -DDRAGONX_ENABLE_LITE_BACKEND=ON \ + -DDRAGONX_LITE_BACKEND_LIBRARY=build/lite-backend/linux/libsilentdragonxlite.a \ + -DDRAGONX_LITE_BACKEND_SYMBOLS_FILE=build/lite-backend/linux/lite-backend-symbols.txt \ + -DDRAGONX_LITE_BACKEND_MANIFEST=build/lite-backend/linux/lite-backend-artifact-manifest.json \ + -DDRAGONX_LITE_BACKEND_LINK_MODE=imported \ + -DDRAGONX_LITE_BACKEND_ABI=sdxl-c-v1 +``` + +`DRAGONX_LITE_BACKEND_MANIFEST` is optional metadata for release traceability, but if supplied it must exist. `DRAGONX_LITE_BACKEND_SYMBOLS_FILE` is mandatory when `DRAGONX_ENABLE_LITE_BACKEND=ON`. + +`DRAGONX_LITE_BACKEND_REQUIRE_SIGNATURE=ON` is optional and requires `DRAGONX_LITE_BACKEND_MANIFEST`. When enabled, CMake requires `signature_verification.verification_status` to be `verified` and requires `signature_verification.verified_artifact_sha256` to match `artifact.sha256` in the manifest before importing the backend library. + +`DRAGONX_LITE_BACKEND_EXTRA_LIBS` is the Phase 1 escape hatch for platform-native or backend-specific static-link dependencies that are discovered by real linker runs. The current contract is to keep it empty until a platform linker proves an additional library or framework is required, then record the exact value used by the release builder. + +## Linux Verification + +On 2026-05-18, the Linux artifact path was verified on this workspace with: + +```bash +scripts/build-lite-backend-artifact.sh \ + --platform linux \ + --out-dir build/lite-backend-real \ + --builder phase1-real-build +``` + +Result: + +- artifact: `build/lite-backend-real/linux/libsilentdragonxlite.a` +- size: `126158088` bytes +- SHA-256: `1a568ac1e90908adeede28e26f478f7b0dce7cf5bd7b9893ce7efa32e842e1ee` +- manifest: `build/lite-backend-real/linux/lite-backend-artifact-manifest.json` +- symbols: `build/lite-backend-real/linux/lite-backend-symbols.txt` + +The symbol inventory contains `blake3_PW` plus all eight required `litelib_*` symbols. The manifest reports schema `dragonx.lite.backend-artifact.v1`, ABI `sdxl-c-v1`, link mode `imported`, platform `linux`, kind `static-library`, builder `phase1-real-build`, and no missing required symbols. + +The generated artifact was then accepted by CMake: + +```bash +cmake -S . -B build/lite-backend-verify \ + -DDRAGONX_BUILD_LITE=ON \ + -DDRAGONX_ENABLE_LITE_BACKEND=ON \ + -DDRAGONX_LITE_BACKEND_LIBRARY="$PWD/build/lite-backend-real/linux/libsilentdragonxlite.a" \ + -DDRAGONX_LITE_BACKEND_SYMBOLS_FILE="$PWD/build/lite-backend-real/linux/lite-backend-symbols.txt" \ + -DDRAGONX_LITE_BACKEND_MANIFEST="$PWD/build/lite-backend-real/linux/lite-backend-artifact-manifest.json" \ + -DDRAGONX_LITE_BACKEND_LINK_MODE=imported \ + -DDRAGONX_LITE_BACKEND_ABI=sdxl-c-v1 +``` + +`cmake --build build/lite-backend-verify --target ObsidianDragonTests` linked successfully against the real static backend artifact, and `./build/lite-backend-verify/bin/ObsidianDragonTests` printed `Focused service tests passed`. + +This verification proves the Linux imported-library path, symbol inventory gate, manifest handoff, and focused test link path. It does not execute runtime SDXL wallet/network behavior. + +## Clean Linux Reproducibility Verification + +On 2026-05-18, isolated Linux builds without path remapping produced identical ABI symbol inventories but different static archive bytes because the archive embedded Cargo target-directory paths and LLVM-suffixed internal symbols. Reproducible mode was added for artifact production and then verified with two clean target directories: + +```bash +scripts/build-lite-backend-artifact.sh \ + --platform linux \ + --reproducible \ + --remap-path-prefix /home/d/external=/dragonx-external \ + --cargo-target-dir build/lite-backend-cargo-repro-a \ + --out-dir build/lite-backend-repro-a \ + --builder phase1-repro-a + +scripts/build-lite-backend-artifact.sh \ + --platform linux \ + --reproducible \ + --remap-path-prefix /home/d/external=/dragonx-external \ + --cargo-target-dir build/lite-backend-cargo-repro-b \ + --out-dir build/lite-backend-repro-b \ + --builder phase1-repro-b +``` + +Result: + +- artifact: `build/lite-backend-repro-a/linux/libsilentdragonxlite.a` +- size: `126147788` bytes +- SHA-256: `12228f5b895db6cdafb0f643ecb5fbad1a3760b57b7fe98d7084a34644f34622` +- manifest reproducible flag: `true` +- second clean artifact SHA-256: `12228f5b895db6cdafb0f643ecb5fbad1a3760b57b7fe98d7084a34644f34622` +- archive byte comparison: identical +- filtered symbol inventory comparison: identical + +The filtered inventory contains `blake3_PW` plus all eight required `litelib_*` symbols. + +The reproducible Linux artifact was also accepted by CMake in `build/lite-backend-repro-verify`, linked into `ObsidianDragonTests`, and `./build/lite-backend-repro-verify/bin/ObsidianDragonTests` printed `Focused service tests passed`. + +On 2026-05-19, the portable dependency override path was verified with two clean Linux builds that supplied `silentdragonxlitelib` through `--silentdragonxlitelib-dir` instead of relying on the checked-in absolute path: + +```bash +scripts/build-lite-backend-artifact.sh \ + --platform linux \ + --silentdragonxlitelib-dir /home/d/external/silentdragonxlite-cli/lib \ + --reproducible \ + --cargo-target-dir build/lite-backend-cargo-portable-linux-a \ + --out-dir build/lite-backend-portable-linux-a \ + --builder phase1-portable-linux-a + +scripts/build-lite-backend-artifact.sh \ + --platform linux \ + --silentdragonxlitelib-dir /home/d/external/silentdragonxlite-cli/lib \ + --reproducible \ + --cargo-target-dir build/lite-backend-cargo-portable-linux-b \ + --out-dir build/lite-backend-portable-linux-b \ + --builder phase1-portable-linux-b +``` + +Result: + +- artifact: `build/lite-backend-portable-linux-a/linux/libsilentdragonxlite.a` +- size: `126148614` bytes +- SHA-256: `aaef46b99fdc304be88427852797d6674ac330209b377be5447c1b0805635ea2` +- manifest reproducible flag: `true` +- manifest portable dependency override: `true` +- `silentdragonxlitelib` revision: `6a178c8d08d9c1c153fb22759a68177cdb787be7` +- second clean artifact SHA-256: `aaef46b99fdc304be88427852797d6674ac330209b377be5447c1b0805635ea2` +- archive byte comparison: identical +- filtered symbol inventory comparison: identical + +The filtered inventory contains `blake3_PW` plus all eight required `litelib_*` symbols. This run proves the portable dependency override can replace the previous `/home/d/external` source-path remap for the dependency itself during Linux artifact production. + +The portable Linux artifact was also accepted by CMake in `build/lite-backend-portable-verify` with `DRAGONX_LITE_BACKEND_LIBRARY`, `DRAGONX_LITE_BACKEND_SYMBOLS_FILE`, `DRAGONX_LITE_BACKEND_MANIFEST`, `DRAGONX_LITE_BACKEND_LINK_MODE=imported`, and `DRAGONX_LITE_BACKEND_ABI=sdxl-c-v1` pointing at `build/lite-backend-portable-linux-a/linux/`. `cmake --build build/lite-backend-portable-verify --target ObsidianDragonTests` linked successfully against the portable static backend artifact, and `./build/lite-backend-portable-verify/bin/ObsidianDragonTests` printed `Focused service tests passed`. + +On 2026-05-20, the same portable Linux artifact was also linked into the app target without extra backend libraries: + +```bash +cmake --build build/lite-backend-portable-verify --target ObsidianDragon +``` + +Result: + +- binary: `build/lite-backend-portable-verify/bin/ObsidianDragonLite` +- size: `100026080` bytes +- file type: ELF 64-bit LSB PIE x86-64 Linux executable, dynamically linked +- backend extras: `DRAGONX_LITE_BACKEND_EXTRA_LIBS:STRING=` +- dynamic dependencies: normal Linux/system/app dependencies including `libcurl.so.4`, `libsodium.so.23`, `libOpenGL.so.0`, `libstdc++.so.6`, `libssl.so.3`, `libcrypto.so.3`, and standard system libraries + +This proves the Linux release app target can link the portable imported backend artifact. The app binary was inspected but not launched. + +## Windows GNU Verification + +On 2026-05-18, this workspace had the `x86_64-pc-windows-gnu` Rust target and MinGW symbol tools available, including `/usr/bin/x86_64-w64-mingw32-gcc` and `/usr/bin/x86_64-w64-mingw32-nm`. The Windows GNU artifact was built with reproducible mode: + +```bash +scripts/build-lite-backend-artifact.sh \ + --platform windows \ + --rust-target x86_64-pc-windows-gnu \ + --reproducible \ + --remap-path-prefix /home/d/external=/dragonx-external \ + --cargo-target-dir build/lite-backend-cargo-windows \ + --out-dir build/lite-backend-windows \ + --builder phase1-windows-gnu +``` + +A second clean Windows GNU build with a separate Cargo target directory produced the same archive bytes and the same filtered symbol inventory. + +Result: + +- artifact: `build/lite-backend-windows/windows/libsilentdragonxlite.a` +- rust target: `x86_64-pc-windows-gnu` +- size: `105565566` bytes +- SHA-256: `bdf1e0175a89560d15232f6430d162c6c009806e048062c124ec40c0744e49be` +- symbol tool: `x86_64-w64-mingw32-nm` +- manifest reproducible flag: `true` +- archive byte comparison with second clean build: identical +- filtered symbol inventory comparison with second clean build: identical + +The filtered inventory contains `blake3_PW` plus all eight required `litelib_*` symbols. + +On 2026-05-19, the Windows GNU reproducibility check was repeated with `--silentdragonxlitelib-dir` so the wrapper dependency path was supplied through portable builder input instead of the checked-in absolute path: + +```bash +scripts/build-lite-backend-artifact.sh \ + --platform windows \ + --rust-target x86_64-pc-windows-gnu \ + --silentdragonxlitelib-dir /home/d/external/silentdragonxlite-cli/lib \ + --reproducible \ + --cargo-target-dir build/lite-backend-cargo-portable-windows-a \ + --out-dir build/lite-backend-portable-windows-a \ + --builder phase1-portable-windows-a + +scripts/build-lite-backend-artifact.sh \ + --platform windows \ + --rust-target x86_64-pc-windows-gnu \ + --silentdragonxlitelib-dir /home/d/external/silentdragonxlite-cli/lib \ + --reproducible \ + --cargo-target-dir build/lite-backend-cargo-portable-windows-b \ + --out-dir build/lite-backend-portable-windows-b \ + --builder phase1-portable-windows-b +``` + +Result: + +- artifact: `build/lite-backend-portable-windows-a/windows/libsilentdragonxlite.a` +- rust target: `x86_64-pc-windows-gnu` +- size: `105565096` bytes +- SHA-256: `635a9e9bf3254955e63d1e9032e714488fa433cc249c8aabe636b5f18d2d1e3b` +- symbol tool: `x86_64-w64-mingw32-nm` +- manifest reproducible flag: `true` +- manifest portable dependency override: `true` +- `silentdragonxlitelib` revision: `6a178c8d08d9c1c153fb22759a68177cdb787be7` +- second clean artifact SHA-256: `635a9e9bf3254955e63d1e9032e714488fa433cc249c8aabe636b5f18d2d1e3b` +- archive byte comparison: identical +- filtered symbol inventory comparison: identical + +The filtered inventory contains `blake3_PW` plus all eight required `litelib_*` symbols. + +On 2026-05-22, the Windows GNU reproducibility check was repeated from the checked-in relative source layout without `--silentdragonxlitelib-dir`: + +```bash +scripts/build-lite-backend-artifact.sh \ + --platform windows \ + --rust-target x86_64-pc-windows-gnu \ + --backend-dir external/SilentDragonXLite/lib \ + --reproducible \ + --cargo-target-dir build/lite-backend-relative-target-windows-gnu-a \ + --out-dir build/lite-backend-relative-windows-gnu-a \ + --builder phase1-relative-windows-gnu-a + +scripts/build-lite-backend-artifact.sh \ + --platform windows \ + --rust-target x86_64-pc-windows-gnu \ + --backend-dir external/SilentDragonXLite/lib \ + --reproducible \ + --cargo-target-dir build/lite-backend-relative-target-windows-gnu-b \ + --out-dir build/lite-backend-relative-windows-gnu-b \ + --builder phase1-relative-windows-gnu-b +``` + +Result: + +- artifact: `build/lite-backend-relative-windows-gnu-a/windows/libsilentdragonxlite.a` +- rust target: `x86_64-pc-windows-gnu` +- SHA-256: `ca7677af58f61de4bd56311e76e32961d977da8fac2a3c5d158c1702f8807439` +- symbol tool: `x86_64-w64-mingw32-nm` +- manifest reproducible flag: `true` +- manifest portable dependency override: `false` +- `silentdragonxlitelib` revision: `6a178c8d08d9c1c153fb22759a68177cdb787be7` +- second clean artifact SHA-256: `ca7677af58f61de4bd56311e76e32961d977da8fac2a3c5d158c1702f8807439` +- archive byte comparison: identical +- filtered symbol inventory comparison: identical + +The filtered inventory contains `blake3_PW` plus all eight required `litelib_*` symbols. + +On 2026-05-20, the portable Windows GNU artifact was accepted by CMake and linked into the app target from a short build directory: + +```bash +cmake -S . -B /tmp/od-win-lite-link \ + -DCMAKE_TOOLCHAIN_FILE="$PWD/build/windows/mingw-toolchain.cmake" \ + -DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=Release \ + -DCMAKE_OBJECT_PATH_MAX=128 \ + -DDRAGONX_USE_SYSTEM_SDL3=OFF \ + -DDRAGONX_BUILD_LITE=ON \ + -DDRAGONX_ENABLE_LITE_BACKEND=ON \ + -DDRAGONX_LITE_BACKEND_LIBRARY="$PWD/build/lite-backend-portable-windows-a/windows/libsilentdragonxlite.a" \ + -DDRAGONX_LITE_BACKEND_SYMBOLS_FILE="$PWD/build/lite-backend-portable-windows-a/windows/lite-backend-symbols.txt" \ + -DDRAGONX_LITE_BACKEND_MANIFEST="$PWD/build/lite-backend-portable-windows-a/windows/lite-backend-artifact-manifest.json" \ + -DDRAGONX_LITE_BACKEND_LINK_MODE=imported \ + -DDRAGONX_LITE_BACKEND_ABI=sdxl-c-v1 \ + '-DDRAGONX_LITE_BACKEND_EXTRA_LIBS=secur32;userenv' + +cmake --build /tmp/od-win-lite-link --target ObsidianDragon -j $(nproc) +``` + +The first Windows GNU link attempt without extra backend libraries reached the real linker and failed on `AcquireCredentialsHandleA`, `FreeCredentialsHandle`, `FreeContextBuffer`, and `GetUserProfileDirectoryW`. The successful imported-link value is therefore `DRAGONX_LITE_BACKEND_EXTRA_LIBS=secur32;userenv`. + +Result: + +- binary: `/tmp/od-win-lite-link/bin/ObsidianDragonLite.exe` +- size: `106366143` bytes +- file type: PE32+ executable (GUI) x86-64, for MS Windows +- imported backend-extra DLL evidence: `Secur32.dll` and `USERENV.dll` +- other imported DLLs observed: `ADVAPI32.dll`, `CRYPT32.dll`, `D3DCOMPILER_47.dll`, `GDI32.dll`, `HID.DLL`, `IMM32.dll`, `IPHLPAPI.DLL`, `KERNEL32.dll`, `OLEAUT32.dll`, `PSAPI.DLL`, `SETUPAPI.dll`, `SHELL32.dll`, `USER32.dll`, `VERSION.dll`, `WINMM.dll`, `WS2_32.dll`, `bcrypt.dll`, `d3d11.dll`, `dcomp.dll`, `dwmapi.dll`, `msvcrt.dll`, and `ole32.dll` + +MinGW also exposed a path-component issue before link: the generated Batch 90 source basename plus `.obj.d` exceeded the Windows filename component limit. CMake now uses a Windows-only generated wrapper source under `generated/short_sources/lite_batch90_receipt_plan.cpp` that includes the original source, and the successful build log confirmed `generated/short_sources/lite_batch90_receipt_plan.cpp.obj` was compiled. The Windows executable was inspected but not run. + +On 2026-05-22, the relative-source Windows GNU artifact was accepted by CMake and linked into the app target from `/tmp/od-win-relative-link`: + +```bash +cmake -S . -B /tmp/od-win-relative-link \ + -DCMAKE_TOOLCHAIN_FILE="$PWD/build/windows/mingw-toolchain.cmake" \ + -DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=Release \ + -DCMAKE_OBJECT_PATH_MAX=128 \ + -DDRAGONX_USE_SYSTEM_SDL3=OFF \ + -DDRAGONX_BUILD_LITE=ON \ + -DDRAGONX_ENABLE_LITE_BACKEND=ON \ + -DDRAGONX_LITE_BACKEND_LIBRARY="$PWD/build/lite-backend-relative-windows-gnu-a/windows/libsilentdragonxlite.a" \ + -DDRAGONX_LITE_BACKEND_SYMBOLS_FILE="$PWD/build/lite-backend-relative-windows-gnu-a/windows/lite-backend-symbols.txt" \ + -DDRAGONX_LITE_BACKEND_MANIFEST="$PWD/build/lite-backend-relative-windows-gnu-a/windows/lite-backend-artifact-manifest.json" \ + -DDRAGONX_LITE_BACKEND_LINK_MODE=imported \ + -DDRAGONX_LITE_BACKEND_ABI=sdxl-c-v1 \ + '-DDRAGONX_LITE_BACKEND_EXTRA_LIBS=secur32;userenv' + +cmake --build /tmp/od-win-relative-link --target ObsidianDragon -j $(nproc) +``` + +Result: + +- binary: `/tmp/od-win-relative-link/bin/ObsidianDragonLite.exe` +- file type: PE32+ executable (GUI) x86-64, for MS Windows +- imported backend-extra DLL evidence: `Secur32.dll` and `USERENV.dll` +- other imported DLLs observed: `ADVAPI32.dll`, `CRYPT32.dll`, `D3DCOMPILER_47.dll`, `GDI32.dll`, `HID.DLL`, `IMM32.dll`, `IPHLPAPI.DLL`, `KERNEL32.dll`, `OLEAUT32.dll`, `PSAPI.DLL`, `SETUPAPI.dll`, `SHELL32.dll`, `USER32.dll`, `VERSION.dll`, `WINMM.dll`, `WS2_32.dll`, `bcrypt.dll`, `d3d11.dll`, `dcomp.dll`, `dwmapi.dll`, `msvcrt.dll`, and `ole32.dll` + +This verifies that the checked-in relative source layout preserves the Windows GNU imported app link contract with the previously proven `secur32;userenv` backend extras. The executable was inspected but not run. + +## macOS Verification Status + +macOS artifact production was not attempted on 2026-05-18 because this Linux workspace is missing the required Darwin cross-build inputs: + +- no installed Rust Apple target such as `x86_64-apple-darwin` or `aarch64-apple-darwin`, +- no Apple/osxcross compiler wrapper such as `o64-clang`, `x86_64-apple-darwin-clang`, or `x86_64-apple-darwin20.4-clang`, +- no `osxcross-conf`, +- no `/opt/osxcross` toolchain directory. + +macOS remains a Phase 1 platform-artifact verification blocker until a macOS host or configured osxcross builder is available. + +The blocker was rechecked on 2026-05-20 from this Linux/WSL workspace. No Apple Rust targets are installed, Xcode is absent, `/opt/osxcross` is absent, and the Apple/osxcross compiler wrappers `o64-clang`, `x86_64-apple-darwin-clang`, `x86_64-apple-darwin20.4-clang`, `aarch64-apple-darwin-clang`, and `aarch64-apple-darwin20.4-clang` are missing. `llvm-nm` is available for future symbol inventory work, but it is not enough without an Apple target and linker. The artifact script also fails closed for a Linux-hosted macOS request without an explicit Rust target: `macOS artifacts require --rust-target when not running on macOS`. + +The macOS/osxcross builder preflight was repeated later on 2026-05-20 for the Phase 1 macOS verification slice. This shell is still Linux/WSL, has Rust/Cargo `1.63.0`, `clang`, and `llvm-nm`, but has no installed Apple/Darwin Rust targets, no `xcodebuild`/`xcrun`, no `otool`/`lipo`, no `/opt/osxcross`, no osxcross compiler/archive wrappers, and no Apple linker environment variables such as `CARGO_TARGET_*APPLE_DARWIN_LINKER`, `CC_x86_64_apple_darwin`, or `CC_aarch64_apple_darwin`. The attempted artifact command failed closed before producing a macOS artifact: + +```bash +scripts/build-lite-backend-artifact.sh \ + --platform macos \ + --silentdragonxlitelib-dir /home/d/external/silentdragonxlite-cli/lib \ + --reproducible \ + --cargo-target-dir /tmp/od-lite-macos-cargo-preflight \ + --out-dir /tmp/od-lite-macos-artifact-preflight \ + --builder phase1-macos-preflight +``` + +Result: `[lite-backend] ERROR: macOS artifacts require --rust-target when not running on macOS`. No macOS archive, symbol inventory, manifest, CMake imported-link result, or `DRAGONX_LITE_BACKEND_EXTRA_LIBS` value was produced on this host. + +The macOS/osxcross preflight was repeated on 2026-05-22 from the checked-in relative source layout. This shell still has Rust/Cargo `1.63.0`, `clang`, and `llvm-nm`, but has no installed Apple/Darwin Rust targets, no `xcodebuild`/`xcrun`, no `otool`/`lipo`, no `/opt/osxcross`, no osxcross compiler/archive wrappers, and no Apple linker environment variables. The explicit relative-source artifact attempt reached Cargo with `--rust-target x86_64-apple-darwin` and failed because the target standard libraries are unavailable: + +```bash +scripts/build-lite-backend-artifact.sh \ + --platform macos \ + --rust-target x86_64-apple-darwin \ + --backend-dir external/SilentDragonXLite/lib \ + --out-dir /tmp/od-lite-macos-relative-artifact-preflight \ + --cargo-target-dir /tmp/od-lite-macos-relative-cargo-preflight \ + --reproducible \ + --builder phase1-macos-relative-preflight +``` + +Result: Cargo exited with code `101` and reported missing `compiler_builtins`, `core`, `alloc`, and `std` for `x86_64-apple-darwin`, with the expected `rustup target add x86_64-apple-darwin` hint. No `/tmp/od-lite-macos-relative-artifact-preflight/macos/libsilentdragonxlite.a` archive or `lite-backend-artifact-manifest.json` manifest was produced, so macOS imported-link verification still cannot proceed on this host. + +On 2026-05-22, macOS artifact and imported-link verification was deferred by operator request. The builder prerequisites, command shape, and acceptance criteria remain below for a future macOS/osxcross continuation, but current Phase 1 local work should not keep retrying macOS tasks until that deferral is lifted. + +## macOS Artifact Verification Plan + +The macOS verification run must be performed on a macOS host or on a Linux builder with a configured osxcross/Apple SDK toolchain. The repository does not vendor the Apple SDK or handle Apple license acceptance. + +Builder prerequisites: + +- Rust Apple target installed, at minimum `x86_64-apple-darwin`; add `aarch64-apple-darwin` when Apple Silicon artifacts are in scope. +- Apple linker/compiler wrappers available, for example `clang` on macOS or osxcross tools such as `o64-clang`, `x86_64-apple-darwin-clang`, and matching `ar`/`ranlib` tools. +- `llvm-nm` or a Darwin-capable `nm` available for static archive symbol inventory. +- The checked-in relative source layout under `external/SilentDragonXLite/lib` and `external/SilentDragonXLite/silentdragonxlite-cli`; use `--silentdragonxlitelib-dir` only for comparison against an external maintained checkout. +- Isolated Cargo target directories for two clean reproducibility runs. + +Command shape for an Intel macOS artifact: + +```bash +scripts/build-lite-backend-artifact.sh \ + --platform macos \ + --rust-target x86_64-apple-darwin \ + --backend-dir external/SilentDragonXLite/lib \ + --reproducible \ + --cargo-target-dir build/lite-backend-relative-target-macos-x64-a \ + --out-dir build/lite-backend-relative-macos-x64-a \ + --builder phase1-relative-macos-x64-a +``` + +Repeat the same command with a second clean Cargo target and output directory, then compare the archive SHA-256 values and filtered `lite-backend-symbols.txt` files. For osxcross builders, set the target linker/compiler environment before running the same script command, for example `CARGO_TARGET_X86_64_APPLE_DARWIN_LINKER=o64-clang` and `CC_x86_64_apple_darwin=o64-clang`. + +macOS acceptance criteria: + +- The script generates a `dragonx.lite.backend-artifact.v1` manifest with platform `macos`, ABI `sdxl-c-v1`, link mode `imported`, and reproducible provenance for build runs that use `--reproducible`. +- `lite-backend-symbols.txt` contains `blake3_PW` if exported plus all eight required `litelib_*` symbols. +- Two clean macOS builds are byte-identical, or any remaining nondeterminism is documented with identical required-symbol inventories and a follow-up owner. +- On a macOS builder capable of linking the wallet tests, CMake accepts the generated artifact through `DRAGONX_LITE_BACKEND_LIBRARY`, `DRAGONX_LITE_BACKEND_SYMBOLS_FILE`, `DRAGONX_LITE_BACKEND_MANIFEST`, `DRAGONX_LITE_BACKEND_LINK_MODE=imported`, and `DRAGONX_LITE_BACKEND_ABI=sdxl-c-v1`, then `ObsidianDragonTests` links and prints `Focused service tests passed`. +- Cross-only osxcross runs that cannot execute the test binary must still prove Cargo build success, Darwin symbol inventory, manifest generation, and CMake configure/link success where the toolchain permits it. + +## Platform Link-Library Planning + +CMake links the imported `dragonx_lite_backend` target into both `ObsidianDragon` and `ObsidianDragonTests` only when `DRAGONX_ENABLE_LITE_BACKEND=ON` and the artifact gate has passed. The same link sites append `DRAGONX_LITE_BACKEND_EXTRA_LIBS`, so platform release builders can add verified backend-native dependencies without changing full-node defaults or enabling runtime dynamic loading. + +Current planning status: + +- Linux: the portable static backend artifact linked into both `ObsidianDragonTests` and the `ObsidianDragon` app target on this workspace with `DRAGONX_LITE_BACKEND_EXTRA_LIBS` empty. The app target produced `build/lite-backend-portable-verify/bin/ObsidianDragonLite` and was inspected without launch. +- Windows GNU: artifact production, symbol inventory, clean reproducibility, CMake configure, and app imported-link verification are complete for both the portable override artifact and the checked-in relative source artifact on this host. The first no-extra portable link proved missing `secur32`/`userenv` APIs; the successful release-builder value remains `DRAGONX_LITE_BACKEND_EXTRA_LIBS=secur32;userenv`, producing `/tmp/od-win-lite-link/bin/ObsidianDragonLite.exe` for the portable artifact and `/tmp/od-win-relative-link/bin/ObsidianDragonLite.exe` for the relative artifact without running either executable. +- macOS: artifact and link verification are deferred by operator request after the blocked 2026-05-22 relative-source preflight. The first resumed macOS linker pass should use the existing local `libs/libsodium-mac`/`libs/libsodium` search path plus the app's platform frameworks, then add backend-specific libraries or frameworks through `DRAGONX_LITE_BACKEND_EXTRA_LIBS` only when the Darwin linker proves they are needed. + +Example shape for a platform builder after it has identified real extra dependencies: + +```bash +cmake -S . -B build/lite-platform-verify \ + -DDRAGONX_BUILD_LITE=ON \ + -DDRAGONX_ENABLE_LITE_BACKEND=ON \ + -DDRAGONX_LITE_BACKEND_LIBRARY=/path/to/libsilentdragonxlite.a \ + -DDRAGONX_LITE_BACKEND_SYMBOLS_FILE=/path/to/lite-backend-symbols.txt \ + -DDRAGONX_LITE_BACKEND_MANIFEST=/path/to/lite-backend-artifact-manifest.json \ + -DDRAGONX_LITE_BACKEND_LINK_MODE=imported \ + -DDRAGONX_LITE_BACKEND_ABI=sdxl-c-v1 \ + -DDRAGONX_LITE_BACKEND_EXTRA_LIBS=";" +``` + +If no backend-specific extras are needed, omit `DRAGONX_LITE_BACKEND_EXTRA_LIBS` and keep the manifest plus symbol inventory as the evidence of the artifact that was linked. + +## Guardrails + +The script performs build and read-only artifact inspection only. It does not: + +- load dynamic libraries, +- resolve runtime symbols, +- call SDXL or bridge APIs, +- check servers, +- create/open/restore wallets, +- start sync or poll `syncstatus`, +- mutate `WalletState`, +- persist wallet files, +- sign, upload, or publish artifacts. \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/docs/lite-wallet-backend-signing-policy-2026-05-22.md b/docs/lite-wallet-backend-signing-policy-2026-05-22.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..ea785f9 --- /dev/null +++ b/docs/lite-wallet-backend-signing-policy-2026-05-22.md @@ -0,0 +1,61 @@ +# Lite Wallet Backend Signing Policy - 2026-05-22 + +## Purpose + +This Phase 1 policy defines how backend artifact signature verification evidence is recorded without making the wallet sign, upload, publish, mutate, load, resolve, or call backend artifacts. + +Policy identifier: `dragonx-lite-backend-signature-policy-v1`. + +## Scope + +The artifact producer may capture read-only metadata about a signature verification that has already been performed by a release builder. It does not create signatures and does not run wallet runtime code. + +The default development and local verification path does not require a signature. Release builders that require signed artifacts must opt in with `--signature-required` when generating the manifest and `DRAGONX_LITE_BACKEND_REQUIRE_SIGNATURE=ON` when configuring CMake. + +## Accepted Evidence + +When signature metadata is supplied, all of the following are required: + +- an existing sidecar signature file, +- signature format `minisign`, `gpg`, `sigstore`, `external`, or `other`, +- verifier tool and version used by the release builder, +- reviewed public-key fingerprint or reviewed certificate identity, +- verified artifact SHA-256 equal to the artifact bytes recorded in the manifest. + +The manifest records the signature sidecar SHA-256, optional verifier command, optional certificate issuer, optional transparency log URL, and `verification_status: "verified"`. Missing or inconsistent required metadata fails before manifest generation when `--signature-required` or any signature metadata flag is supplied. + +## Script Usage + +Example metadata capture after an external verifier has already checked the artifact: + +```bash +scripts/build-lite-backend-artifact.sh \ + --platform linux \ + --artifact build/lite-backend-relative-linux-b/linux/libsilentdragonxlite.a \ + --no-build \ + --out-dir build/lite-backend-signed-inventory \ + --signature-required \ + --signature-file /path/to/libsilentdragonxlite.a.minisig \ + --signature-format minisign \ + --signature-verification-tool "minisign 0.11" \ + --signature-verification-command "minisign -Vm libsilentdragonxlite.a -P " \ + --signature-key-fingerprint "" \ + --signature-verified-sha256 "" +``` + +For unsigned local inventory, omit all signature flags. The manifest still includes `signature_verification.policy_defined: true`, `metadata_provided: false`, and `verification_status: "not-provided"`, while `signing_requested` remains `false`. + +## CMake Gate + +`DRAGONX_LITE_BACKEND_REQUIRE_SIGNATURE=ON` is optional and fail-closed. When enabled, CMake requires `DRAGONX_LITE_BACKEND_MANIFEST`, parses `signature_verification`, requires `verification_status: "verified"`, and checks that `signature_verification.verified_artifact_sha256` matches `artifact.sha256` before importing the backend library. + +## Contract Helper + +`LiteBackendArtifactContract` accepts unsigned local metadata by default. If `signatureVerification.requiredForRelease` is true, the helper requires a defined policy, complete metadata, a reviewed trust identity, performed verification, verified status, and a matching artifact SHA-256 before producing resolver input. + +## Guardrails + +- No signing is performed by the artifact script, CMake, contract helper, or wallet runtime. +- No artifact upload or publication is performed. +- No runtime dynamic loading, symbol resolution, SDXL calls, wallet lifecycle, sync, `WalletState` mutation, or persistence is enabled. +- Signature evidence is release inventory only and must describe the same artifact bytes identified by the manifest SHA-256. \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/docs/lite-wallet-backend-source-signature-plan-2026-05-20.md b/docs/lite-wallet-backend-source-signature-plan-2026-05-20.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..1de10e0 --- /dev/null +++ b/docs/lite-wallet-backend-source-signature-plan-2026-05-20.md @@ -0,0 +1,106 @@ +# Lite Wallet Backend Source And Signature Metadata Plan - 2026-05-20 + +## Purpose + +This Phase 1 note closes the planning gap between the verified portable dependency override and the eventual release-source layout. It also defines the signature metadata boundary for backend artifacts without enabling signing, upload, publication, runtime loading, SDXL calls, or wallet mutation. + +## Current Source State + +The checked-in backend wrapper is `external/SilentDragonXLite/lib`. Its Cargo package is `qtlib`, the library name is `silentdragonxlite`, and the crate type is `staticlib`. + +The wrapper now depends on `silentdragonxlitelib` through the reviewed relative path: + +```toml +silentdragonxlitelib = { path = "../silentdragonxlite-cli/lib" } +``` + +The maintained dependency branch was imported from `/home/d/external/silentdragonxlite-cli` into `external/SilentDragonXLite/silentdragonxlite-cli` from git revision `6a178c8d08d9c1c153fb22759a68177cdb787be7`. Build outputs, `.git`, and `target/` were not imported, and stale workflow conflict-backup files were pruned from the vendored copy. The imported source carries `DRAGONX_SOURCE_REVISION` so artifact manifests can keep reporting the maintained dependency revision even though the dependency is now vendored under the wrapper source tree. + +The release-builder-safe path is now to build from `external/SilentDragonXLite/lib` without `--silentdragonxlitelib-dir`. The override remains available as an escape hatch for comparing against an external maintained checkout, but release builders should prefer the checked-in relative layout. + +## Implemented Relative Layout + +The reviewed backend source branch should make the dependency relative inside a single release source tree. The preferred layout is: + +```text +external/SilentDragonXLite/ + lib/ # qtlib C ABI wrapper, crate type staticlib + silentdragonxlite-cli/ + Cargo.toml # dependency workspace root + lib/ # package silentdragonxlitelib +``` + +With that layout, `external/SilentDragonXLite/lib/Cargo.toml` uses: + +```toml +silentdragonxlitelib = { path = "../silentdragonxlite-cli/lib" } +``` + +Acceptable variants are allowed only if they keep both crates inside the reviewed release source tree and use a relative path. Absolute builder-local paths, symlinks to paths outside the tree, generated source patches committed back into the repo, or reliance on `/home/d/external` are not release-acceptable. + +## Implementation Status + +Completed through 2026-05-22: + +1. Imported the maintained `silentdragonxlite-cli` source into the reviewed backend source tree. +2. Changed the wrapper dependency path from the absolute local path to `../silentdragonxlite-cli/lib`. +3. Left `external/SilentDragonXLite/lib/Cargo.lock` unchanged. +4. Updated artifact provenance so the script discovers relative `silentdragonxlitelib` sources, remaps them for reproducible builds, and records `portable_dependency_override: false` unless `--silentdragonxlitelib-dir` is explicitly used. +5. Built a Linux artifact without `--silentdragonxlitelib-dir` from `external/SilentDragonXLite/lib`. +6. Built two Windows GNU artifacts without `--silentdragonxlitelib-dir`, compared them byte-for-byte, and linked the app target against the relative-source artifact. +7. Rechecked macOS from the relative source layout on 2026-05-22; this Linux host still lacks Apple Rust targets and Apple/osxcross linker tooling, so the `x86_64-apple-darwin` attempt failed before artifact production. +8. Defined the Phase 1 signing policy in `docs/lite-wallet-backend-signing-policy-2026-05-22.md`, added read-only signature metadata capture to `scripts/build-lite-backend-artifact.sh`, added optional `DRAGONX_LITE_BACKEND_REQUIRE_SIGNATURE` CMake enforcement, and taught `LiteBackendArtifactContract` to validate required signature metadata before producing resolver input. + +## Acceptance Criteria + +- `external/SilentDragonXLite/lib/Cargo.toml` contains no absolute `silentdragonxlitelib` dependency path. +- The dependency source is present inside the reviewed source tree and is covered by source-control revision/provenance review. +- `scripts/build-lite-backend-artifact.sh --platform linux --backend-dir external/SilentDragonXLite/lib --reproducible ...` succeeds without `--silentdragonxlitelib-dir`. +- The generated manifest records `portable_dependency_override: false`, `cargo_build_source` equal to the reviewed backend source, and reproducible provenance. +- The refreshed Linux no-override artifact is `build/lite-backend-relative-linux-b/linux/libsilentdragonxlite.a` with SHA-256 `8fd6c66ff661e13f768754de69d39e1a15ee55b6fdd530625a6018c867edde10`; its manifest records `portable_dependency_override: false`, `silentdragonxlitelib_revision: 6a178c8d08d9c1c153fb22759a68177cdb787be7`, `reproducible: true`, and `signing_requested: false`. +- The refreshed Windows GNU no-override artifacts are byte-identical at SHA-256 `ca7677af58f61de4bd56311e76e32961d977da8fac2a3c5d158c1702f8807439`; their manifests record `portable_dependency_override: false`, `silentdragonxlitelib_revision: 6a178c8d08d9c1c153fb22759a68177cdb787be7`, `reproducible: true`, `rust_target: x86_64-pc-windows-gnu`, and `signing_requested: false`. +- The relative Windows GNU artifact links into `ObsidianDragon` from `/tmp/od-win-relative-link` with `DRAGONX_LITE_BACKEND_EXTRA_LIBS=secur32;userenv`, producing `/tmp/od-win-relative-link/bin/ObsidianDragonLite.exe` as a PE32+ GUI x86-64 Windows executable. The import table includes `Secur32.dll` and `USERENV.dll`; the executable was inspected but not run. +- macOS uses the same relative layout once a macOS/osxcross builder exists; the 2026-05-22 Linux preflight failed with missing `x86_64-apple-darwin` standard libraries and produced no artifact or manifest, and macOS verification is deferred for now by operator request. +- All artifacts still expose the eight required `litelib_*` symbols for ABI `sdxl-c-v1`. + +## Signature Metadata Boundary + +Phase 1 backend artifact production records signature verification metadata under policy `dragonx-lite-backend-signature-policy-v1`, defined in `docs/lite-wallet-backend-signing-policy-2026-05-22.md`. It must not create signatures, mutate artifacts, upload artifacts, publish artifacts, or make signatures a runtime wallet concern. + +When policy exists, the artifact manifest should add a read-only metadata object with these fields or direct equivalents: + +```json +{ + "signature_verification": { + "policy_defined": true, + "required_for_release": true, + "verification_performed": true, + "verification_status": "verified", + "signature_format": "minisign|gpg|sigstore|external|other", + "signature_path": "/path/to/artifact.signature", + "signature_file_sha256": "sha256 of sidecar signature file", + "verification_tool": "tool name and version", + "verification_command": "command already run by release builder when recorded", + "key_fingerprint": "reviewed public key fingerprint when applicable", + "certificate_identity": "certificate identity when applicable", + "certificate_issuer": "certificate issuer when applicable", + "transparency_log_url": "transparency log entry when applicable", + "verified_artifact_sha256": "sha256 that was verified" + } +} +``` + +Unsigned local manifests keep `signing_requested: false`, `metadata_provided: false`, and `verification_status: "not-provided"`. Signed release-builder manifests may set `metadata_provided: true` only when the sidecar signature exists, verifier metadata is recorded, a reviewed trust identity is present, and `verified_artifact_sha256` matches the artifact SHA-256. + +## Signature Metadata Acceptance Criteria + +- Signature metadata is read-only inventory attached to the artifact manifest. +- The metadata verifies the same artifact bytes identified by the manifest SHA-256. +- If `--signature-required` or `DRAGONX_LITE_BACKEND_REQUIRE_SIGNATURE=ON` is used, missing or invalid signature metadata fails before CMake imported-link use. +- Signature verification tooling and public-key or certificate trust roots are documented outside wallet runtime code. +- `LiteBackendArtifactContract` and runtime bridge code continue to reject signing requests and never sign, upload, publish, or mutate artifacts. + +## Remaining Phase 1 Work + +- Capture real signed-artifact evidence when a release builder provides sidecar signatures and reviewed trust roots. +- macOS artifact and imported-link verification is deferred by operator request until a macOS host or configured osxcross builder is available and the deferral is lifted. \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/docs/lite-wallet-implementation-plan-v2-2026-06-04.md b/docs/lite-wallet-implementation-plan-v2-2026-06-04.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..4c472af --- /dev/null +++ b/docs/lite-wallet-implementation-plan-v2-2026-06-04.md @@ -0,0 +1,140 @@ +# Lite Wallet Implementation Plan v2 — 2026-06-04 + +**Status:** Active. **Supersedes** `docs/full-lite-wallet-implementation-plan-2026-05-18.md` (archived). + +## Context — why this plan replaces the v1 plan + +The v1 ("Full Lite Wallet Implementation Plan", 2026-05-18) drove the lite effort for ~6 weeks and produced a large amount of code, but **zero end-to-end wallet functionality**. Its method — build every layer of every phase in a *typed-disabled* form and "promote one disabled scaffold at a time" through readiness/custody/handoff governance — generated ~160 dead `lite_wallet_*_plan`/`*_batch*` files (filenames up to 250 chars) and a 33k-line test file that exercised only disabled scaffolding. Those files were deleted on 2026-06-04 (branch `cleanup/lite-plan-churn`); a `scripts/check-source-hygiene.sh` pre-commit guard now blocks their regrowth. + +A verified audit (8-agent review, 2026-06-04) established the real current state below. This plan keeps the v1 plan's **dependency ordering and ground rules** (which were sound) but discards its **method**: it switches from *horizontal disabled scaffolding* to *vertical working slices* — each milestone makes one capability work **end-to-end and demoable**, gated by a deterministic fake-backend test, before the next begins. + +## Verified current state (2026-06-04) + +**Real and working when enabled:** +- C-ABI bridge `lite_client_bridge.{h,cpp}` — makes real `litelib_*` calls via function pointers with copy-before-free Rust string ownership (`lite_client_bridge.cpp:120-183`). Gated by `#if DRAGONX_ENABLE_LITE_BACKEND` (default 0). +- CMake import contract — validates build coupling, imported-only link mode, ABI `sdxl-c-v1`, all 8 required symbols, optional signature (`CMakeLists.txt:62-145`). +- Capability gating — `wallet_capabilities.h` correctly gates lite features at compile + runtime. +- Result parsers + state mapper — `lite_result_parsers.{h,cpp}`, `lite_wallet_state_mapper.{h,cpp}` convert JSON → typed state (real, but never called). +- Backend artifact script — `scripts/build-lite-backend-artifact.sh` (reproducible; Rust source vendored at `external/SilentDragonXLite/`). Built Linux/Windows artifacts during dev, but `build/lite-backend/` is absent and CMake never invokes it. + +**Real but unreachable (the core gap is integration):** +- `LiteWalletLifecycleService` (real `bridge_.initialize*`), `LiteSyncService`, `LiteConnectionService`, `LiteWalletGateway` (real `bridge_.execute`) — all contain real bridge calls but are **never constructed anywhere**, default to `allowBridgeCalls=false`, and the only wired UI path is a **validation-only adapter** that returns `RuntimeExecutionDisabled` for every real action. + +**Not started / disabled:** sync loop (`startSync` returns "not implemented"), `WalletState` application (explicit `StateMutationDisabled`), send/import/export, wallet-file persistence, lite data UI, dynamic loading (only an unbuilt scaffold; imported-link only), macOS (operator-deferred). + +**Known defects to fix while wiring:** (1) seed/passphrase flow through request structs but are only *flagged* redacted, never zeroed in memory; (2) the lifecycle bridge response JSON is discarded, never parsed, so `walletReady` is permanently false. + +## Ground rules (carried over from v1 — still binding) + +- Keep full-node runtime behavior unchanged; share only through narrow abstractions. +- Never fake balances, sync state, transactions, send results, wallet existence, or server connectivity. A disabled feature must look disabled, not fake-succeed. +- Never log seed phrases, passphrases, private keys, decrypted memos, or raw bridge responses. **Additionally: zero secret buffers (`sodium_memzero`) after use** — fixing the v1 gap. +- Copy Rust-returned strings before free; free exactly once; no raw pointer escape (already done in `lite_client_bridge`). +- Each milestone ships a deterministic test against an **injected fake backend** before any real-backend smoke test. +- Keep release packaging honest: lite artifacts bundle no daemon/Sapling/asmap assets; full-node artifacts stay intact. + +## Architectural decisions (resolve up front) + +1. **Canonical bridge seam = `lite_client_bridge`.** It already makes real `litelib_*` calls and is what the services use. The elaborate `lite_bridge_runtime` (~1.7 MB cpp, fake-only dry-dispatch + disabled phase-N scaffolds) is **not** the execution path. Keep only its genuinely-useful primitives (`LiteBridgeOwnedString` copy-before-free, idempotent teardown — already referenced by `lite_client_bridge.cpp:182`) and retire the disabled dispatch/promotion scaffolding (subject to the hygiene guard, same as the earlier churn cleanup). Do **not** invest further in `lite_bridge_runtime` dry-dispatch. + +2. **App-owned `LiteWalletController`, mirroring the full-node ownership pattern.** The full-node path owns `WalletState state_` (`app.h:421`) as the single source of truth, driven by `NetworkRefreshService` + `RefreshScheduler` via enqueue → `RPCWorker` → callback → apply-to-`state_` (`app_network.cpp:912-944`, `refreshCoreData` ~`:1001-1043`), and every tab reads `app->state()` (`app.h:157-159`). The lite controller constructs `LiteClientBridge::linkedSdxl()` + the lite services with `allowBridgeCalls=true`, runs the same enqueue/worker/apply loop, and **feeds the same `WalletState`** — so the existing Balance/Send/Receive/Transactions tabs light up with no per-tab changes. + +3. **Implement the existing `LiteWalletBackend` abstraction** (`wallet_backend.h:59-82`: `setServer/openWallet/startSync/cancelSync/sendTransaction`). It exists and is unused; the controller is its first implementation. Branch in `App::init()` on `supportsLiteBackend()` (`app.h:134-140`). + +4. **`WalletState` is backend-agnostic and stays the single source of truth.** Lite-sourced data lands in the same fields the tabs already read: balances, `addresses` (`AddressInfo`), `transactions` (`TransactionInfo`), `sync` (`SyncInfo`) in `data/wallet_state.h`. + +5. **Deterministic fake SDXL `.so`.** Build a tiny fake backend implementing the 8 `litelib_*` symbols with canned JSON, used to link a test target and drive every milestone's acceptance test without a real backend or network (satisfies the "injected fake bridge before real smoke test" rule). Real-backend smoke tests follow per milestone. + +## Milestones (vertical slices) + +Each milestone is independently demoable and gated by a fake-backend test. Order respects the v1 dependency chain (bridge → lifecycle → sync → state → UI → send → ship). + +### M0 — Foundation: real artifact, linked build, fake-backend harness +**Goal:** A lite build that links a backend and a test harness that can drive the bridge deterministically. + +> **Status (2026-06-04): mostly complete.** +> - ✅ Real Linux artifact built — `scripts/build-lite-backend-artifact.sh --platform linux` → `build/lite-backend/linux/libsilentdragonxlite.a` (126 MB) with all 8 `litelib_*` symbols + manifest (sha256 `c06f5679…`). `build/` is gitignored. +> - ✅ `build.sh --lite-backend` flag added (auto-discovers the artifact; `DRAGONX_LITE_BACKEND_DIR` override). +> - ✅ CMake import contract validated against the real artifact; `ObsidianDragonLite` (93 MB) **links** it (`nm` shows `litelib_execute/initialize_new/shutdown` as defined `T`). +> - ✅ Deterministic injectable fake harness — `tests/fake_lite_backend.h` (`makeFakeLiteApi()`, owned-string alloc/free accounting) + `testLiteBackendInjectableFakeBridge()` in the suite (`ctest` green). This is the harness M1 service tests reuse — it needs neither the real `.so` nor Rust. +> - ⏳ Deferred to a focused follow-up: (a) a standalone fake `.so` link-target for Rust-less CI (the real artifact covers the link path locally); (b) **retiring the `lite_bridge_runtime` disabled-dispatch scaffolding** — large/risky surgical cleanup, not required to unblock M1; do it with the same care as the churn cleanup. +- Run `scripts/build-lite-backend-artifact.sh` against `external/SilentDragonXLite` to produce a Linux `litelib` artifact + symbols file + manifest. +- Add a `build.sh --lite-backend` path that sets `-DDRAGONX_ENABLE_LITE_BACKEND=ON` with the library/symbols/manifest paths (today `--lite` only sets `DRAGONX_BUILD_LITE=ON`). +- Add a small fake SDXL `.so` (8 symbols, canned responses) + a CMake test target that links it; port the existing dry-dispatch tests toward real-symbol-table calls against the fake. +- Retire the `lite_bridge_runtime` disabled-dispatch scaffolding per decision (1). +- **Exit demo / test:** `ObsidianDragonLite` links the real artifact and `currentWalletCapabilities()` reports lite available; a test links the fake `.so` and the bridge reports `available()` and round-trips one `execute()` call. + +### M1 — Wallet lifecycle end-to-end (create / open / restore) ← highest-leverage spike +**Goal:** A user creates/opens/restores a **real** wallet from Settings. + +> **Status (2026-06-04): implemented.** +> - ✅ New `src/wallet/lite_wallet_controller.{h,cpp}` — App-owned, constructs `LiteWalletLifecycleService` with `allowBridgeCalls=true`, executes real create/open/restore, **`sodium_memzero`-wipes seed/passphrase** after each call, tracks `walletOpen()`, fires a persist callback on success. `createLinked()` uses `LiteClientBridge::linkedSdxl()`; an injecting ctor takes a fake bridge for tests. +> - ✅ Response-discard defect fixed — `lite_wallet_lifecycle_service.cpp` `bridgeResult()` now sets `walletReady = nlohmann::json::accept(response)` instead of hardcoded `false`. +> - ✅ App wiring — `app.cpp::init()` constructs the controller when `supportsLiteBackend()` with `persist → settings_->save()`; `App::liteWallet()` accessor (null in full-node / unlinked-lite). +> - ✅ UI reroute — `settings_page.cpp` "Validate" handler calls the controller for real when present (shows "Wallet ready"; wipes the UI seed/passphrase buffers after submit), else falls back to the validation-only adapter. +> - ✅ Tests — `testLiteWalletControllerLifecycle()` on the M0 fake harness: create/restore → ready + `walletOpen()` + persist fires + no owned-string leak; empty-seed rejected pre-backend; `allowBridgeCalls=false` and full-node caps fail closed; secret-wipe helper verified. `ctest` green. Builds verified: lite+backend (`build/lite`), lite-no-backend (`build/linux`), and full-node (`build/fullnode`, clean, 0 litelib symbols linked — no regression). +> - ⏳ Deferred refinement: the controller is built at startup from saved connection settings, so a *live* in-session server change isn't honored until restart. Fold into M2/M3 (set the request's `serverUrl` from the field, or rebuild the controller on server-selection save). +> +> **Real-backend smoke (2026-06-04): PASS.** Added `tools/lite_smoke.cpp` + a backend-guarded `lite_smoke` CMake target (built in `build/lite`). Against the live `https://lite.dragonx.is`: `available()=true`, `walletExists(main)=false`, `checkServerOnline()=true`, and `initializeNew()` **created a real wallet** (`silentdragonxlite-wallet.dat`, "Starting Mempool"), seed never logged, isolated `HOME`, exit 0. The create path works end-to-end on the real `litelib`, not just the fake. +> +> Two findings from the smoke run: +> 1. **FIXED — chain-name bug.** Our default chain name was the ticker `"DRAGONX"`, but the SDXL backend hard-`panic!`s on anything outside `{main,test,regtest}` (`lightclient.rs:166`). Changed `kDragonXLiteChainName` and `Settings::lite_chain_name_` to `"main"`. **Migration landed** (`settings.cpp` load): any saved `chain_name` outside `{main,test,regtest}` is rewritten to `"main"` + flagged for re-save, so existing users with `"DRAGONX"` don't hit the panic. Covered by `testLiteChainNameMigration()`. +> 2. **OPEN — panic-across-FFI aborts the app (hardening).** The Rust backend uses `panic!` for error conditions; a panic across the C FFI boundary is UB and `SIGABRT`s the whole process (we saw a core dump). The C++ bridge cannot catch it. Before production: wrap the litelib FFI exports in `std::panic::catch_unwind` (rebuild the vendored lib) and/or validate all inputs before calling. Tracked in M5 (production enablement). +- Add `LiteWalletController` owned by `App` (construct in `App::init()` when `supportsLiteBackend()`), owning `LiteClientBridge::linkedSdxl()` + `LiteConnectionService` + `LiteWalletLifecycleService` with `allowBridgeCalls=true`. +- Reroute the Settings "Validate" button (`settings_page.cpp:1661-1663` → `evaluateLiteLifecycleRequestFromPageState` → validation-only `executeLiteWalletLifecycleUiRequest`, `:237`) to the controller's real `createWallet/openWallet/restoreWallet`. The request structs are already populated correctly (`settings_page.cpp:219-235`). +- Parse the lifecycle response JSON via `lite_result_parsers` and set wallet-ready state (fixes the discarded-response defect). +- Persist server selection + wallet path on success (wire to `config::Settings::save()`; today `settingsWriteRequested` is blocked). +- Zero seed/passphrase buffers after the bridge call (`sodium_memzero`) — fixes the secret-handling defect. +- **Exit demo / test:** Against the fake backend (then a real one), create a wallet → status shows ready; reopen after restart; restore-from-seed succeeds. Fake-backend test asserts the lifecycle path calls the bridge and produces a ready state. + +### M2 — Sync loop + WalletState population +**Goal:** After open, balances/addresses/history populate the existing tabs. + +> **Status (2026-06-04): data pipeline landed; live wiring (M2b) remains.** +> - ✅ **Last hop implemented + tested** — `applyLiteRefreshModelToWalletState(model, WalletState&)` in `lite_wallet_controller.{h,cpp}`: zatoshi→DRGX balances, z/t address split, transaction typing + confirmations (`chainHeight - blockHeight + 1`), sync progress. Mutates `WalletState` in place (it's non-copyable). `testLiteRefreshModelAppliesToWalletState()` drives a bundle through the existing `mapLiteWalletRefreshBundle` → apply → asserts the populated `WalletState`. `ctest` green. +> - ℹ️ The fetch/parse/assemble pipeline already exists and works: `LiteWalletGateway::refresh()` → `LiteWalletRefreshBundle` → `mapLiteWalletRefreshBundle()` → `LiteWalletAppRefreshModel`. M2 just needed the final `→ WalletState` hop (above) plus live wiring. +> - ⏳ **M2b (remaining) — live wiring.** Blocked on a design decision surfaced by the M1 smoke run: `litelib` is a **global singleton** and every `LiteClientBridge` calls `litelib_shutdown()` (stops the live client) on destruction, so the controller cannot own a second owning bridge for the gateway/sync. **Decision: refactor the lite services (`LiteWalletLifecycleService`, `LiteWalletGateway`, `LiteConnectionService`, `LiteSyncService`) to take a non-owning bridge (`LiteClientBridge*`/shared handle); the controller owns the one bridge.** Then: implement `LiteSyncService::startSync` (replace the "not implemented" stub) + a background worker polling `syncstatus` and running `gateway.refresh()` (mirror `NetworkRefreshService`/`RefreshScheduler`: enqueue → worker → apply on main thread), apply into `App` `WalletState`, and hook into `App::update()`. Note: `litelib_execute` is already panic-safe (`catch_unwind`), so the polling workhorse won't abort the app. Per-address balances need notes-correlation (currently aggregate-only). +- Implement `LiteSyncService::startSync` (replace the "not implemented" stub) + a background worker polling `syncstatus`, mirroring `NetworkRefreshService`/`RefreshScheduler` (enqueue → worker → apply on main thread). +- Drive `LiteWalletGateway` refresh (info/height/balance/addresses/notes/list/transactions) through `lite_result_parsers` → `lite_wallet_state_mapper` → `App` `WalletState` (`privateBalance`, `transparentBalance`, `addresses`, `transactions`, `sync`). +- Hook the controller into `App::update()`'s refresh dispatch alongside (not inside) the full-node path. +- **Exit demo / test:** After open, Balance/Receive/Transactions tabs show real lite data with no per-tab code changes (they already read `app->state()`); sync progress advances. Fake-backend test asserts a canned balance/tx set lands in `WalletState`. + +### M3 — Wallet data UI completeness +**Goal:** A complete read-only wallet UX. +- Sync status/progress indicator; loading/empty states; new shielded/transparent address generation via the gateway (`receive_tab`); capability-gated surfaces verified (`isUiSurfaceAvailable`, `settings_page.cpp:1494` lite/full branch). +- **Exit demo / test:** Full read-only experience — balances, address book, history, live sync progress — against fake then real backend. + +### M4 — Send / import / export / shield +**Goal:** A user can spend and back up. +- Wire `send_tab` (`:780-787` `sendTransaction`) to `litelib_execute` (`send`/`z_sendmany`) via the gateway, with fee + confirmation UI, result parsing, and tx-status polling that updates `WalletState`. +- Import (keys), export (wallet backup), shield (t→z). +- **Exit demo / test:** Send a transaction and watch it confirm; export a backup. Fake-backend test drives a send and asserts the result/tx-status flow. + +### M5 — Persistence, recovery, packaging, production enablement +**Goal:** Shippable. +- Wallet-file durability + crash/recovery + error/retry UX. +- Lite release packaging (zip/AppImage/exe, no daemon assets — `build.sh:285`); build + (read-only-verify) sign the backend artifact in CI per `lite-wallet-backend-signing-policy`. +- Lift macOS deferral; optionally implement the dynamic-loader sublane if shared-library distribution is required (today imported-link only). +- Runtime kill-switch / feature flag / staged rollout. +- **Exit demo / test:** A downloadable `ObsidianDragonLite` that creates, syncs, sends, and persists against a real backend. + +## What we explicitly drop from the v1 plan + +- The "promote one disabled scaffold at a time" methodology and all `promotion → activation → post-closure → custody → handoff → stewardship → receipt` governance layers. +- Building disabled/typed-only versions of every stack layer ahead of real execution. (Vertical slices replace this.) +- Further investment in `lite_bridge_runtime` dry-dispatch as an execution path. +- "Readiness ceiling" / "Batch N" framing. Progress is measured by demoable capabilities, not batches. + +We retain v1's ground rules, dependency ordering, and the artifact/ABI/signing reference docs (`lite-wallet-backend-artifact-link-contract`, `-production`, `-signing-policy`, `-source-signature-plan`). + +## Verification + +- **Per milestone:** a deterministic test linking the fake SDXL `.so` (no network) that asserts the new capability end-to-end, then a manual real-backend smoke test. Use `/verify` or `/run` to launch `ObsidianDragonLite` and confirm the exit demo. +- **Regression:** `cmake --build build/linux && (cd build/linux && ctest)` stays green; full-node build + behavior unchanged. +- **Hygiene:** `scripts/check-source-hygiene.sh` (pre-commit) keeps the churn from regrowing. + +## References + +- v1 (superseded/archived): `docs/full-lite-wallet-implementation-plan-2026-05-18.md` +- ABI / artifact / signing: `docs/lite-wallet-backend-artifact-link-contract-2026-05-18.md`, `docs/lite-wallet-backend-artifact-production-2026-05-18.md`, `docs/lite-wallet-backend-signing-policy-2026-05-22.md`, `docs/lite-wallet-backend-source-signature-plan-2026-05-20.md` +- Deferred runtime dynamic-loader design (only if M5 needs it): `docs/lite-wallet-phase2-runtime-bridge-dynamic-loader-sublane-plan-2026-05-23.md`, `docs/lite-wallet-phase2-runtime-bridge-loading-symbol-resolution-plan-2026-05-22.md` diff --git a/docs/lite-wallet-phase2-runtime-bridge-dynamic-loader-sublane-plan-2026-05-23.md b/docs/lite-wallet-phase2-runtime-bridge-dynamic-loader-sublane-plan-2026-05-23.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..e08eace --- /dev/null +++ b/docs/lite-wallet-phase2-runtime-bridge-dynamic-loader-sublane-plan-2026-05-23.md @@ -0,0 +1,1530 @@ +# Lite Wallet Phase 2 Runtime Bridge Dynamic Loader Sublane Plan - 2026-05-23 + +## Purpose + +Batch 5 plans the deferred dynamic-library lane for `LiteBridgeRuntime` without enabling platform loader calls. The imported-linked lane remains the only executable runtime path, and Batch 4 dry dispatch remains fake-only. This plan defines the ownership, guardrails, test strategy, and evidence gates required before any future `dlopen`, `dlsym`, `dlclose`, `LoadLibrary`, `GetProcAddress`, or `FreeLibrary` code is added. + +## Current Runtime Boundary + +The active Phase 2 runtime owner has these reviewed pieces: + +- Batch 1: runtime config/status and imported-linked symbol-table binding. +- Batch 2: `LiteBridgeOwnedString` copy-before-free ownership and `LiteClientBridge` returned-string cleanup integration. +- Batch 3: teardown ordering, idempotent shutdown, destructor shutdown, move-assignment cleanup, shutdown deferral while owned strings are outstanding, and dynamic-library unload deferral. +- Batch 4: fake-only dry dispatch wrappers for wallet-exists, server-check, execute, lifecycle-shaped initialize calls, and shutdown. + +The dynamic-loader sublane must reuse the same `LiteBridgeRuntimeSymbolTable`, `LiteBridgeOwnedString`, dry dispatch guardrails, and teardown owner. It must not introduce a parallel dispatch table or a second string-cleanup path. + +## Source Inputs + +The disabled Batch 39 dynamic-link plan already named the facts this sublane must promote: + +- artifact path review, +- platform loader strategy, +- load and unload sequencing, +- dynamic-library handle storage, +- load and unload attempt gates, +- required-symbol snapshot, +- symbol binding plan, +- symbol-table storage, +- symbol-resolution order, +- symbol-resolution attempt gates. + +Batch 5 keeps those facts but moves them into the current `LiteBridgeRuntime` promotion sequence as a staged runtime plan instead of more disabled facade layers. + +## Sublane Decisions + +### Loader Scope + +The first implementation after this plan should add a fake loader interface only. The interface should model load, lookup, and unload outcomes with injected fake handles and fake symbol addresses. It should not call platform APIs. + +Real platform loading remains blocked until shared-library artifact evidence exists for the target platform. The current Phase 1 evidence is imported static-library focused; Linux and Windows GNU imported-link evidence exists, macOS remains deferred, and signed shared-artifact evidence is still external. + +### Handle Ownership + +The runtime must own at most one dynamic-library handle. A successful load plan should record: + +- requested artifact path, +- normalized display path for diagnostics, +- platform family, +- handle-present state, +- loaded/unloaded state, +- unload deferred state, +- loader error string, +- whether the handle came from a fake loader. + +No handle may outlive `LiteBridgeRuntime`. Unload must be ordered after runtime shutdown and after every `LiteBridgeOwnedString` has released its raw Rust pointer. Batch 3 already provides the shutdown deferral model; the loader sublane should attach future unload finalization to that owner rather than invent a second teardown queue. + +### Symbol Lookup + +Symbol lookup must produce the existing typed `LiteBridgeRuntimeSymbolTable`. Required symbols remain exactly: + +- `litelib_wallet_exists`, +- `litelib_initialize_new`, +- `litelib_initialize_new_from_phrase`, +- `litelib_initialize_existing`, +- `litelib_execute`, +- `litelib_rust_free_string`, +- `litelib_check_server_online`, +- `litelib_shutdown`. + +The fake loader may return typed function pointers through a test-only symbol map. Future real loaders should resolve raw platform symbol addresses and cast them only inside the runtime binding boundary. Raw symbol pointers must not be exposed outside `LiteBridgeRuntime`. + +### Status And Errors + +The sublane should extend runtime binding outcomes without changing existing unavailable behavior: + +- missing artifact path: unavailable/failed before load attempt, +- rejected artifact contract: unavailable/failed before load attempt, +- load failure: failed with loader error and no symbol lookup, +- missing required symbol: failed after unload-safe cleanup plan and before runtime ready, +- successful fake loader binding: ready only for fake dry dispatch, +- successful future real dynamic binding: ready only after explicit dynamic-library activation gates are reviewed in a later implementation batch. + +### Guardrails + +Batch 5 does not enable: + +- platform dynamic loading or unloading, +- platform symbol resolution, +- real bridge calls, +- real SDXL calls, +- real server checks, +- wallet create/open/restore, +- sync start or syncstatus polling, +- worker queue enqueue, +- wallet or settings persistence, +- UI updates, +- `WalletState` mutation, +- send/import/export execution, +- signing, upload, publication, or artifact mutation. + +## Batch 6 Implementation Status + +Implemented 2026-05-23. + +Batch 6 added fake dynamic-loader result, handle, and symbol lookup types in `LiteBridgeRuntime`, plus runtime-owned fake unload ordering. The fake loader can produce the existing `LiteBridgeRuntimeSymbolTable` without calling platform APIs, and `LiteBridgeRuntime::fromFakeDynamicLoaderResult()` attaches a fake handle to the same teardown owner used by returned-string ownership and shutdown. + +Focused tests now cover: + +- fake loader success produces a dynamic-library-sourced symbol table with all eight required symbols, +- fake load failure blocks before symbol lookup, +- fake missing-symbol cases reject every required symbol one at a time, +- unload is not called before runtime shutdown, +- unload is deferred while an owned string is outstanding, +- move assignment unloads or defers the replaced runtime in the same order as shutdown, +- non-fake dynamic symbol tables cannot use Batch 4 dry dispatch, +- runtime guardrails still report no real bridge calls, no network, no lifecycle, no sync, no persistence, no UI/`WalletState`, and no artifact mutation. + +## Batch 7 Implementation Status + +Implemented 2026-05-23. + +Batch 7 integrated fake dynamic-loader results into the standard runtime binding path. `LiteBridgeRuntimeBindingInput` can now carry a fake dynamic-loader result in dynamic-library mode, `evaluateLiteBridgeRuntimeBinding()` reuses the same required-symbol validation for dynamic symbol tables, and `LiteBridgeRuntime::fromBindingResult()` can own the fake dynamic handle through the existing teardown state. + +Focused tests now cover: + +- ready fake dynamic-loader binding through `evaluateLiteBridgeRuntimeBinding()` and `fromBindingResult()`, +- fake load failure blocked before symbol-table production, +- every missing required symbol rejected through the binding result path, +- non-fake dynamic symbol sources remaining blocked from dry dispatch, +- runtime-owned unload after shutdown with no platform loader APIs. + +## Batch 8 Implementation Status + +Implemented 2026-05-23. + +Batch 8 added `LiteBridgeRuntimePlatformLoaderReviewInput`, `LiteBridgeRuntimePlatformLoaderReviewResult`, and `evaluateLiteBridgeRuntimePlatformLoaderReview()`. The review gate accepts Linux/Windows only when reviewed shared-library artifact evidence, required-symbol evidence, loader/unload/symbol adapter seams, handle ownership, teardown ordering, string ownership reuse, and green fake dynamic binding are all present. macOS remains deferred by operator request. + +Focused tests now cover: + +- Linux and Windows review success with shared-library evidence and no platform API calls, +- static/imported artifact evidence rejected before review ready, +- macOS review staying deferred, +- attempted platform load actions rejected before platform acceptance, +- fake dynamic binding required before platform-loader review ready. + +## Batch 9 Implementation Status + +Implemented 2026-05-23. + +Batch 9 added `LiteBridgeRuntimeDynamicLoaderSmokeGateInput`, `LiteBridgeRuntimeDynamicLoaderSmokeGateResult`, and `evaluateLiteBridgeRuntimeDynamicLoaderSmokeGate()`. The smoke gate accepts Linux/Windows only when a matching Batch 8 platform-loader review is ready, the shared artifact is disposable and not a release artifact, smoke environment and plan evidence are reviewed, load/unload-only evidence is present, unload is observed after load, handle lifecycle and cleanup evidence are reviewed, and symbol resolution plus wallet-runtime behavior remain blocked. macOS remains deferred by operator request. + +Focused tests now cover: + +- Linux and Windows smoke-gate success with disposable load/unload-only evidence, +- missing platform-loader review rejected, +- release/non-disposable artifact rejected, +- symbol-resolution evidence rejected, +- runtime platform API attempts rejected, +- macOS smoke gate staying deferred. + +## Batch 10 Implementation Status + +Implemented 2026-05-23. + +Batch 10 added `LiteBridgeRuntimeSharedArtifactSmokeEvidenceAcquisitionInput`, `LiteBridgeRuntimeSharedArtifactSmokeEvidenceAcquisitionResult`, and `evaluateLiteBridgeRuntimeSharedArtifactSmokeEvidenceAcquisition()`. The acquisition gate accepts Linux/Windows only when a matching Batch 9 dynamic-loader smoke gate is ready, a reviewed release builder is identified, an isolated disposable workspace is recorded, the disposable shared artifact and SHA are captured, the manifest records platform/builder/run/artifact/SHA/disposable status, load/unload-only records are captured, no symbol-resolution record exists, handle lifecycle is recorded, and cleanup proof shows handle, artifact, and workspace cleanup. macOS remains deferred by operator request. + +Focused tests now cover: + +- Linux and Windows acquisition success with release-builder records, +- missing dynamic-loader smoke gate rejected, +- incomplete manifest evidence rejected, +- symbol-resolution records rejected, +- runtime platform API attempts rejected, +- incomplete cleanup proof rejected, +- macOS acquisition staying deferred. + +## Batch 11 Implementation Status + +Implemented 2026-05-23. + +Batch 11 added `LiteBridgeRuntimePlatformDynamicLoaderAdapterContractInput`, `LiteBridgeRuntimePlatformDynamicLoaderAdapterContractResult`, and `evaluateLiteBridgeRuntimePlatformDynamicLoaderAdapterContract()`. The adapter contract gate accepts Linux/Windows only when a matching Batch 10 smoke evidence acquisition result is ready, the platform adapter contract is reviewed, load/unload/symbol-lookup signatures are defined, load uses the reviewed artifact path and returns an opaque handle, unload ordering is tied to runtime shutdown and owned-string release, symbol lookup stays inside the runtime without raw pointer escape, path encoding and error mapping are defined, the required-symbol map reuses the existing symbol-table and string-ownership contracts, fake dynamic binding remains required, and production loader execution remains disabled. macOS remains deferred by operator request. + +Focused tests now cover: + +- Linux and Windows adapter-contract success, +- missing smoke evidence acquisition rejected, +- missing load signature rejected, +- raw symbol pointer escape rejected, +- production loader enablement rejected, +- runtime platform API attempts rejected, +- macOS adapter contract staying deferred. + +## Batch 12 Implementation Status + +Implemented 2026-05-23. + +Batch 12 added `LiteBridgeRuntimePlatformDynamicLoaderAdapterCallResult`, `LiteBridgeRuntimePlatformDynamicLoaderAdapter`, `LiteBridgeRuntimePlatformDynamicLoaderNoOpAdapterSeamInput`, `LiteBridgeRuntimePlatformDynamicLoaderNoOpAdapterSeamResult`, `liteBridgeRuntimeNoOpPlatformDynamicLoaderAdapter()`, and `evaluateLiteBridgeRuntimePlatformDynamicLoaderNoOpAdapterSeam()`. The seam accepts Linux/Windows only when a matching Batch 11 adapter contract is ready, a runtime-owned no-op adapter is registered with disabled load/unload/symbol-lookup callbacks, the load probe produces no handle, the unload probe releases no handle, the symbol lookup probe produces no symbol address, production loader execution remains disabled, and no runtime platform API or wallet behavior is requested. macOS remains deferred by operator request. + +Focused tests now cover: + +- Linux and Windows no-op adapter seam success, +- missing adapter contract rejected, +- production adapter registration rejected, +- missing runtime adapter ownership rejected, +- symbol address production rejected, +- runtime platform API attempts rejected, +- macOS no-op adapter seam staying deferred. + +## Batch 13 Implementation Status + +Implemented 2026-05-23. + +Batch 13 integrated the no-op adapter seam into `evaluateLiteBridgeRuntimeBinding()` as disabled dynamic-library evidence. `LiteBridgeRuntimeBindingInput` can now carry a `LiteBridgeRuntimePlatformDynamicLoaderNoOpAdapterSeamResult`, and `LiteBridgeRuntimeBindingResult` records accepted no-op seam evidence, handle/symbol non-production proof, and production-loader disablement. A ready no-op seam in dynamic-library mode is accepted as evidence but returns `Configured`, not `Ready`: no symbol table is produced, no dynamic handle is stored, no runtime can be created, and `DynamicLibraryDeferred` records that symbol binding remains disabled. + +Focused tests now cover: + +- Linux and Windows no-op seam evidence accepted as disabled binding evidence, +- missing no-op seam evidence rejected, +- symbol address production evidence rejected, +- runtime platform API evidence rejected, +- mixed fake-loader and no-op seam evidence rejected, +- no-op seam evidence rejected outside dynamic-library mode. + +## Batch 14 Implementation Status + +Implemented 2026-05-24. + +Batch 14 added `LiteBridgeRuntimePlatformDynamicLoaderRealAdapterImplementationReviewInput`, `LiteBridgeRuntimePlatformDynamicLoaderRealAdapterImplementationReviewResult`, and `evaluateLiteBridgeRuntimePlatformDynamicLoaderRealAdapterImplementationReview()`. The review gate accepts Linux/Windows only when a matching ready no-op adapter seam and Batch 13 disabled no-op binding evidence are present, reviewed real-adapter source ownership exists for the target platform, platform API mapping is reviewed, load/unload/symbol-lookup implementation plans are reviewed, handle ownership and unload ordering reuse the runtime owner, symbol lookup and required-symbol casting stay inside the runtime boundary, path/error mapping is reviewed, symbol-table and string ownership are reused, and real adapter execution remains disabled. macOS remains deferred by operator request. + +Focused tests now cover: + +- Linux and Windows real-adapter implementation review success with execution disabled, +- missing no-op adapter seam evidence rejected, +- missing Batch 13 no-op binding evidence rejected, +- missing platform API mapping rejected, +- production loader enablement rejected, +- runtime platform API attempts rejected, +- macOS real-adapter implementation review staying deferred. + +## Batch 15 Implementation Status + +Implemented 2026-05-24. + +Batch 15 added `LiteBridgeRuntimePlatformDynamicLoaderRealAdapterDisabledScaffoldInput`, `LiteBridgeRuntimePlatformDynamicLoaderRealAdapterDisabledScaffoldResult`, `liteBridgeRuntimeDisabledPlatformDynamicLoaderRealAdapter()`, and `evaluateLiteBridgeRuntimePlatformDynamicLoaderRealAdapterDisabledScaffold()`. The scaffold accepts Linux/Windows only when a matching ready Batch 14 implementation review exists, a runtime-owned disabled real-adapter shell is registered, load/unload/symbol-lookup scaffold probes all stay disabled, no handle is produced or released, no symbol address is produced, and production loader execution remains disabled. The disabled real-adapter shell is intentionally not a no-op adapter, but its callbacks still return disabled evidence without invoking platform loader APIs. macOS remains deferred by operator request. + +Focused tests now cover: + +- Linux and Windows disabled real-adapter scaffold success, +- missing Batch 14 implementation review rejected, +- no-op adapter registration rejected, +- missing runtime adapter ownership rejected, +- handle production evidence rejected, +- production loader enablement rejected, +- runtime platform API attempts rejected, +- macOS disabled scaffold staying deferred. + +## Batch 16 Implementation Status + +Implemented 2026-05-24. + +Batch 16 integrated the disabled real-adapter scaffold into `evaluateLiteBridgeRuntimeBinding()` as a third explicit dynamic-library evidence source. `LiteBridgeRuntimeBindingInput` can now carry a `LiteBridgeRuntimePlatformDynamicLoaderRealAdapterDisabledScaffoldResult`, and `LiteBridgeRuntimeBindingResult` records accepted disabled-scaffold evidence, no-handle/no-release/no-symbol-address proof, production-loader disablement, and real-adapter execution disablement. A ready disabled scaffold in dynamic-library mode is accepted as evidence but returns `Configured`, not `Ready`: no symbol table is produced, no dynamic handle is stored, no runtime can be created, and `DynamicLibraryDeferred` records that symbol binding remains disabled. + +Focused tests now cover: + +- Linux and Windows disabled real-adapter scaffold evidence accepted as disabled binding evidence, +- missing disabled scaffold evidence rejected, +- unsafe handle-production evidence rejected, +- runtime platform API evidence rejected, +- mixed no-op/scaffold dynamic evidence rejected, +- disabled scaffold evidence rejected outside dynamic-library mode. + +## Batch 17 Implementation Status + +Implemented 2026-05-24. + +Batch 17 added `LiteBridgeRuntimePlatformDynamicLoaderRealAdapterLoadOnlyExecutionPreflightInput`, `LiteBridgeRuntimePlatformDynamicLoaderRealAdapterLoadOnlyExecutionPreflightResult`, and `evaluateLiteBridgeRuntimePlatformDynamicLoaderRealAdapterLoadOnlyExecutionPreflight()`. The preflight accepts Linux/Windows only when a matching ready Batch 15 disabled scaffold and Batch 16 disabled binding evidence are present, the future load-only scope is reviewed, adapter identity and artifact path are reviewed, the platform load API mapping is reviewed for the target platform, load failure handling is reviewed, opaque handle storage and cleanup fallback plans are reviewed, unload execution and symbol resolution remain blocked, operator approval is required, and all real adapter execution stays disabled. macOS remains deferred by operator request. + +Focused tests now cover: + +- Linux and Windows load-only execution preflight success with execution disabled, +- missing disabled scaffold evidence rejected, +- missing disabled binding evidence rejected, +- missing platform load mapping review rejected, +- non-load execution enablement rejected, +- production/load execution enablement rejected, +- runtime platform API attempts rejected, +- macOS load-only execution preflight staying deferred. + +## Batch 18 Implementation Status + +Implemented 2026-05-25. + +Batch 18 added `LiteBridgeRuntimePlatformDynamicLoaderRealAdapterLoadOnlyExecutionApprovalGateInput`, `LiteBridgeRuntimePlatformDynamicLoaderRealAdapterLoadOnlyExecutionApprovalGateResult`, and `evaluateLiteBridgeRuntimePlatformDynamicLoaderRealAdapterLoadOnlyExecutionApprovalGate()`. The approval gate accepts Linux/Windows only when a matching ready Batch 17 load-only preflight is present, explicit operator approval is granted, recorded, and scope-reviewed, release-builder identity/trust evidence is reviewed, load-only evidence matches the preflight and records no symbol resolution or wallet runtime behavior, artifact path/hash evidence is reviewed, handle-cleanup evidence is reviewed, change-control and rollback plans are reviewed, unload execution and symbol resolution remain blocked, a separate execution batch is still required, and all real adapter execution stays disabled. macOS remains deferred by operator request. + +Focused tests now cover: + +- Linux and Windows load-only execution approval-gate success with execution disabled, +- missing load-only preflight evidence rejected, +- missing operator approval rejected, +- missing release-builder evidence rejected, +- missing load-only/no-symbol-resolution evidence rejected, +- non-load execution enablement rejected, +- production/load execution enablement rejected, +- missing separate execution-batch boundary rejected, +- runtime platform API attempts rejected, +- macOS load-only execution approval gate staying deferred. + +## Batch 19 Implementation Status + +Implemented 2026-05-25. + +Batch 19 added `LiteBridgeRuntimePlatformDynamicLoaderRealAdapterLoadOnlyExecutionDisabledOwnerHandoffInput`, `LiteBridgeRuntimePlatformDynamicLoaderRealAdapterLoadOnlyExecutionDisabledOwnerHandoffResult`, and `evaluateLiteBridgeRuntimePlatformDynamicLoaderRealAdapterLoadOnlyExecutionDisabledOwnerHandoff()`. The handoff accepts Linux/Windows only when matching ready Batch 18 approval evidence is present, a runtime owner and handoff id are reviewed, the future load-only callback boundary is named and reviewed, that callback remains disabled and still requires a separate execution batch, the disabled owner stores no dynamic handle or symbol table, unload execution and symbol resolution remain blocked, and all production/real-adapter/load-only execution remains disabled. macOS remains deferred by operator request. + +Focused tests now cover: + +- Linux and Windows disabled owner handoff success with execution disabled, +- missing approval-gate evidence rejected, +- missing runtime owner handoff evidence rejected, +- missing future load callback boundary rejected, +- enabled load callback execution rejected, +- disabled owner handle/symbol-table state rejected, +- non-load execution enablement rejected, +- production/load execution enablement rejected, +- missing separate execution-batch boundary rejected, +- runtime platform API attempts rejected, +- macOS disabled owner handoff staying deferred. + +## Batch 20 Implementation Status + +Implemented 2026-05-25. + +Batch 20 added `LiteBridgeRuntimePlatformDynamicLoaderRealAdapterLoadOnlyExecutionDisabledCallbackBindingInput`, `LiteBridgeRuntimePlatformDynamicLoaderRealAdapterLoadOnlyExecutionDisabledCallbackBindingResult`, and `evaluateLiteBridgeRuntimePlatformDynamicLoaderRealAdapterLoadOnlyExecutionDisabledCallbackBinding()`. The binding gate accepts Linux/Windows only when matching ready Batch 19 disabled owner handoff evidence is present, a reviewed disabled callback binding record exists, the owner and callback boundary match the handoff, a disabled callback entry point is named and reviewed, callback invocation remains disabled and still requires a separate execution batch, the callback produces/stores/releases no dynamic handle, resolves no symbols, stores no symbol table, creates no runtime, disabled callback failure mapping is reviewed, unload execution and symbol resolution remain blocked, and all production/real-adapter/load-only execution remains disabled. macOS remains deferred by operator request. + +Focused tests now cover: + +- Linux and Windows disabled callback binding success with execution disabled, +- missing disabled owner handoff evidence rejected, +- missing disabled callback binding record rejected, +- missing owner/boundary match evidence rejected, +- missing disabled callback entry point rejected, +- enabled callback invocation rejected, +- callback handle/symbol/runtime state rejected, +- missing disabled callback failure mapping rejected, +- non-load execution enablement rejected, +- production/load execution enablement rejected, +- missing separate execution-batch boundary rejected, +- runtime platform API attempts rejected, +- macOS disabled callback binding staying deferred. + +## Batch 21 Implementation Status + +Implemented 2026-05-25. + +Batch 21 added `LiteBridgeRuntimePlatformDynamicLoaderRealAdapterLoadOnlyExecutionDisabledCallbackPreInvocationGuardInput`, `LiteBridgeRuntimePlatformDynamicLoaderRealAdapterLoadOnlyExecutionDisabledCallbackPreInvocationGuardResult`, and `evaluateLiteBridgeRuntimePlatformDynamicLoaderRealAdapterLoadOnlyExecutionDisabledCallbackPreInvocationGuard()`. The guard accepts Linux/Windows only when matching ready Batch 20 disabled callback binding evidence is present, a reviewed active pre-invocation guard is recorded, the guard owner/boundary/callback identity matches the callback binding, callback invocation remains disabled and refused, the guard stops before any platform API boundary, the guard returns only disabled results, the guard produces/stores/releases no dynamic handle, resolves no symbols, stores no symbol table, creates no runtime, disabled guard failure mapping is reviewed, unload execution and symbol resolution remain blocked, and all production/real-adapter/load-only execution remains disabled. macOS remains deferred by operator request. + +Focused tests now cover: + +- Linux and Windows disabled callback pre-invocation guard success with execution disabled, +- missing disabled callback binding evidence rejected, +- missing active pre-invocation guard evidence rejected, +- missing guard-to-binding match evidence rejected, +- missing callback refusal before platform API rejected, +- guard handle/symbol/runtime state rejected, +- missing disabled guard failure mapping rejected, +- non-load execution enablement rejected, +- production/load execution enablement rejected, +- missing separate execution-batch boundary rejected, +- callback invocation or runtime platform API attempts rejected, +- macOS disabled callback pre-invocation guard staying deferred. + +## Batch 22 Implementation Status + +Implemented 2026-05-25. + +Batch 22 added `LiteBridgeRuntimePlatformDynamicLoaderRealAdapterLoadOnlyExecutionDisabledCallbackRefusalResultInput`, `LiteBridgeRuntimePlatformDynamicLoaderRealAdapterLoadOnlyExecutionDisabledCallbackRefusalResultResult`, and `evaluateLiteBridgeRuntimePlatformDynamicLoaderRealAdapterLoadOnlyExecutionDisabledCallbackRefusalResult()`. The refusal result accepts Linux/Windows only when matching ready Batch 21 pre-invocation guard evidence is present, a reviewed disabled refusal-result record exists, the refusal result owner/boundary/callback/guard identity matches the guard, callback invocation remains disabled and refused, the result carries guard evidence, the result stops before callback invocation and platform APIs, the result returns only a disabled outcome, the result produces/stores/releases no dynamic handle, resolves no symbols, stores no symbol table, creates no runtime, disabled refusal-result failure mapping is reviewed, unload execution and symbol resolution remain blocked, and all production/real-adapter/load-only execution remains disabled. macOS remains deferred by operator request. + +Focused tests now cover: + +- Linux and Windows disabled callback refusal result success with execution disabled, +- missing pre-invocation guard evidence rejected, +- missing reviewed disabled refusal-result record rejected, +- missing result-to-guard match evidence rejected, +- missing disabled refusal projection rejected, +- refusal-result handle/symbol/runtime state rejected, +- missing disabled refusal-result failure mapping rejected, +- non-load execution enablement rejected, +- production/load execution enablement rejected, +- missing separate execution-batch boundary rejected, +- callback result execution or runtime platform API attempts rejected, +- macOS disabled callback refusal result staying deferred. + +## Batch 23 Implementation Status + +Implemented 2026-05-25. + +Batch 23 added `LiteBridgeRuntimePlatformDynamicLoaderRealAdapterLoadOnlyExecutionDisabledCallbackRefusalResultPropagationInput`, `LiteBridgeRuntimePlatformDynamicLoaderRealAdapterLoadOnlyExecutionDisabledCallbackRefusalResultPropagationResult`, and `evaluateLiteBridgeRuntimePlatformDynamicLoaderRealAdapterLoadOnlyExecutionDisabledCallbackRefusalResultPropagation()`. The propagation gate accepts Linux/Windows only when matching ready Batch 22 disabled callback refusal-result evidence is present, a reviewed disabled propagation record exists, the propagation owner/boundary/callback/guard/refusal-result identity matches the refusal result, disabled dispatch handoff and disabled status records are reviewed and recorded, the propagation carries refusal-result evidence, callback invocation remains disabled and refused, the propagation stops before callback invocation, callback result execution, dispatch execution, status publication, and platform APIs, the propagation produces/stores/releases no dynamic handle, resolves no symbols, stores no symbol table, creates no runtime, disabled propagation failure mapping is reviewed, unload execution and symbol resolution remain blocked, and all production/real-adapter/load-only execution remains disabled. macOS remains deferred by operator request. + +Focused tests now cover: + +- Linux and Windows disabled callback refusal result propagation success with execution disabled, +- missing disabled refusal-result evidence rejected, +- missing reviewed disabled propagation record rejected, +- missing propagation-to-refusal-result match evidence rejected, +- missing disabled dispatch handoff/status evidence rejected, +- missing disabled callback refusal propagation rejected, +- propagation handle/symbol/runtime state rejected, +- missing disabled propagation failure mapping rejected, +- non-load execution enablement rejected, +- production/load execution enablement rejected, +- missing separate execution-batch boundary rejected, +- dispatch execution or runtime platform API attempts rejected, +- macOS disabled callback refusal result propagation staying deferred. + +## Batch 24 Implementation Status + +Implemented 2026-05-25. + +Batch 24 added `LiteBridgeRuntimePlatformDynamicLoaderRealAdapterLoadOnlyExecutionDisabledCallbackRefusalPropagationConsumerReadinessInput`, `LiteBridgeRuntimePlatformDynamicLoaderRealAdapterLoadOnlyExecutionDisabledCallbackRefusalPropagationConsumerReadinessResult`, and `evaluateLiteBridgeRuntimePlatformDynamicLoaderRealAdapterLoadOnlyExecutionDisabledCallbackRefusalPropagationConsumerReadiness()`. The consumer-readiness gate accepts Linux/Windows only when matching ready Batch 23 disabled callback refusal propagation evidence is present, a reviewed disabled consumer-readiness record exists, the consumer owner/boundary/callback/guard/refusal-result/propagation/dispatch/status identity matches the propagation record, disabled consumer evidence is recorded, dispatch consumption and status publication remain blocked, callback invocation remains disabled and refused, the consumer stops before callback invocation, callback result execution, dispatch execution, and platform APIs, the consumer produces/stores/releases no dynamic handle, resolves no symbols, stores no symbol table, creates no runtime, disabled consumer failure mapping is reviewed, unload execution and symbol resolution remain blocked, and all production/real-adapter/load-only execution remains disabled. macOS remains deferred by operator request. + +Focused tests now cover: + +- Linux and Windows disabled callback refusal propagation consumer-readiness success with execution disabled, +- missing disabled propagation evidence rejected, +- missing reviewed disabled consumer-readiness record rejected, +- missing consumer-to-propagation match evidence rejected, +- missing disabled consumer evidence rejected, +- missing disabled consumer readiness projection rejected, +- consumer handle/symbol/runtime state rejected, +- missing disabled consumer failure mapping rejected, +- non-load execution enablement rejected, +- production/load execution enablement rejected, +- missing separate execution-batch boundary rejected, +- dispatch consumer consumption or runtime platform API attempts rejected, +- macOS disabled callback refusal propagation consumer readiness staying deferred. + +## Batch 25 Implementation Status + +Implemented 2026-05-25. + +Batch 25 added `LiteBridgeRuntimePlatformDynamicLoaderRealAdapterLoadOnlyExecutionDisabledCallbackRefusalPropagationConsumerReadinessDispatchConsumptionGuardInput`, `LiteBridgeRuntimePlatformDynamicLoaderRealAdapterLoadOnlyExecutionDisabledCallbackRefusalPropagationConsumerReadinessDispatchConsumptionGuardResult`, and `evaluateLiteBridgeRuntimePlatformDynamicLoaderRealAdapterLoadOnlyExecutionDisabledCallbackRefusalPropagationConsumerReadinessDispatchConsumptionGuard()`. The dispatch-consumption guard accepts Linux/Windows only when matching ready Batch 24 disabled consumer-readiness evidence is present, a reviewed disabled dispatch-consumption guard record exists, the guard owner/boundary/callback/guard/refusal-result/propagation/dispatch/status/consumer-readiness identity matches the consumer-readiness record, disabled guard evidence is recorded, dispatch consumption and status publication remain blocked, callback invocation remains disabled and refused, the guard stops before callback invocation, callback result execution, dispatch consumption, status publication, and platform APIs, the guard produces/stores/releases no dynamic handle, resolves no symbols, stores no symbol table, creates no runtime, disabled dispatch-consumption failure mapping is reviewed, unload execution and symbol resolution remain blocked, and all production/real-adapter/load-only execution remains disabled. macOS remains deferred by operator request. + +Focused tests now cover: + +- Linux and Windows disabled dispatch-consumption guard success with execution disabled, +- missing disabled consumer-readiness evidence rejected, +- missing reviewed disabled dispatch-consumption guard record rejected, +- missing guard-to-consumer-readiness match evidence rejected, +- missing disabled dispatch-consumption guard evidence rejected, +- missing disabled dispatch-consumption projection rejected, +- guard handle/symbol/runtime state rejected, +- missing disabled dispatch-consumption failure mapping rejected, +- non-load execution enablement rejected, +- production/load execution enablement rejected, +- missing separate execution-batch boundary rejected, +- dispatch consumption or runtime platform API attempts rejected, +- macOS disabled dispatch-consumption guard staying deferred. + +## Batch 26 Implementation Status + +Implemented 2026-05-25. + +Batch 26 added `LiteBridgeRuntimePlatformDynamicLoaderRealAdapterLoadOnlyExecutionDisabledCallbackRefusalPropagationConsumerReadinessDispatchConsumptionGuardResultHandoffInput`, `LiteBridgeRuntimePlatformDynamicLoaderRealAdapterLoadOnlyExecutionDisabledCallbackRefusalPropagationConsumerReadinessDispatchConsumptionGuardResultHandoffResult`, and `evaluateLiteBridgeRuntimePlatformDynamicLoaderRealAdapterLoadOnlyExecutionDisabledCallbackRefusalPropagationConsumerReadinessDispatchConsumptionGuardResultHandoff()`. The result-handoff gate accepts Linux/Windows only when matching ready Batch 25 disabled dispatch-consumption guard evidence is present, a reviewed disabled result-handoff record exists, the handoff owner/boundary/callback/guard/refusal-result/propagation/dispatch/status/consumer-readiness/dispatch-consumption guard identity matches the guard result, disabled result-handoff evidence is recorded, callback invocation remains disabled and refused, dispatch consumption remains guarded, dispatch result execution and status publication remain blocked, the handoff stops before callback invocation, callback result execution, dispatch consumption, dispatch result execution, status publication, and platform APIs, the handoff produces/stores/releases no dynamic handle, resolves no symbols, stores no symbol table, creates no runtime, disabled result-handoff failure mapping is reviewed, unload execution and symbol resolution remain blocked, and all production/real-adapter/load-only execution remains disabled. macOS remains deferred by operator request. + +Focused tests now cover: + +- Linux and Windows disabled result-handoff success with execution disabled, +- missing disabled dispatch-consumption guard evidence rejected, +- missing reviewed disabled result-handoff record rejected, +- missing result-handoff-to-guard match evidence rejected, +- missing disabled result-handoff evidence rejected, +- missing disabled result projection rejected, +- result-handoff handle/symbol/runtime state rejected, +- missing disabled result-handoff failure mapping rejected, +- non-load execution enablement rejected, +- production/load execution enablement rejected, +- missing separate execution-batch boundary rejected, +- dispatch result execution or runtime platform API attempts rejected, +- macOS disabled result handoff staying deferred. + +## Batch 27 Implementation Status + +Implemented 2026-05-26. + +Batch 27 added `LiteBridgeRuntimePlatformDynamicLoaderRealAdapterLoadOnlyExecutionDisabledCallbackRefusalPropagationConsumerReadinessDispatchConsumptionGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjectionInput`, `LiteBridgeRuntimePlatformDynamicLoaderRealAdapterLoadOnlyExecutionDisabledCallbackRefusalPropagationConsumerReadinessDispatchConsumptionGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjectionResult`, and `evaluateLiteBridgeRuntimePlatformDynamicLoaderRealAdapterLoadOnlyExecutionDisabledCallbackRefusalPropagationConsumerReadinessDispatchConsumptionGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjection()`. The readiness-projection gate accepts Linux/Windows only when matching ready Batch 26 disabled result-handoff evidence is present, a reviewed disabled readiness-projection record exists, the projection owner/boundary/callback/guard/refusal-result/propagation/dispatch/status/consumer-readiness/dispatch-consumption guard/result-handoff identity matches the result-handoff record, disabled readiness-projection evidence is recorded, callback invocation remains disabled and refused, dispatch consumption remains guarded, dispatch result execution, status publication, and readiness publication remain blocked, the projection stops before callback invocation, callback result execution, dispatch consumption, dispatch result execution, status publication, readiness publication, and platform APIs, the projection produces/stores/releases no dynamic handle, resolves no symbols, stores no symbol table, creates no runtime, disabled readiness-projection failure mapping is reviewed, unload execution and symbol resolution remain blocked, and all production/real-adapter/load-only execution remains disabled. macOS remains deferred by operator request. + +Focused tests now cover: + +- Linux and Windows disabled readiness-projection success with execution disabled, +- missing disabled result-handoff evidence rejected, +- missing reviewed disabled readiness-projection record rejected, +- missing projection-to-handoff match evidence rejected, +- missing disabled readiness-projection evidence rejected, +- missing disabled readiness projection rejected, +- readiness-projection handle/symbol/runtime state rejected, +- missing disabled readiness-projection failure mapping rejected, +- non-load execution enablement rejected, +- production/load execution enablement rejected, +- missing separate execution-batch boundary rejected, +- readiness publication or runtime platform API attempts rejected, +- macOS disabled readiness projection staying deferred. + +## Batch 28 Implementation Status + +Implemented 2026-05-26. + +Batch 28 added `LiteBridgeRuntimePlatformDynamicLoaderRealAdapterLoadOnlyExecutionDisabledCallbackRefusalPropagationConsumerReadinessDispatchConsumptionGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjectionStatusHandoffInput`, `LiteBridgeRuntimePlatformDynamicLoaderRealAdapterLoadOnlyExecutionDisabledCallbackRefusalPropagationConsumerReadinessDispatchConsumptionGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjectionStatusHandoffResult`, and `evaluateLiteBridgeRuntimePlatformDynamicLoaderRealAdapterLoadOnlyExecutionDisabledCallbackRefusalPropagationConsumerReadinessDispatchConsumptionGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjectionStatusHandoff()`. The status-handoff gate accepts Linux/Windows only when matching ready Batch 27 disabled readiness-projection evidence is present, a reviewed disabled status-handoff record exists, the status-handoff owner/boundary/callback/guard/refusal-result/propagation/dispatch/status/consumer-readiness/dispatch-consumption guard/result-handoff/readiness-projection identity matches the readiness-projection record, disabled status-handoff evidence is recorded, callback invocation remains disabled and refused, dispatch consumption remains guarded, dispatch result execution, status publication, readiness publication, and status-handoff publication remain blocked, the handoff stops before callback invocation, callback result execution, dispatch consumption, dispatch result execution, status publication, readiness publication, status-handoff publication, and platform APIs, the handoff produces/stores/releases no dynamic handle, resolves no symbols, stores no symbol table, creates no runtime, disabled status-handoff failure mapping is reviewed, unload execution and symbol resolution remain blocked, and all production/real-adapter/load-only execution remains disabled. macOS remains deferred by operator request. + +Focused tests now cover: + +- Linux and Windows disabled status-handoff success with execution disabled, +- missing disabled readiness-projection evidence rejected, +- missing reviewed disabled status-handoff record rejected, +- missing status-handoff-to-projection match evidence rejected, +- missing disabled status-handoff evidence rejected, +- missing disabled status projection rejected, +- status-handoff handle/symbol/runtime state rejected, +- missing disabled status-handoff failure mapping rejected, +- non-load execution enablement rejected, +- production/load execution enablement rejected, +- missing separate execution-batch boundary rejected, +- status-handoff publication or runtime platform API attempts rejected, +- macOS disabled status handoff staying deferred. + +## Batch 29 Implementation Status + +Implemented 2026-05-26. + +Batch 29 added `LiteBridgeRuntimePlatformDynamicLoaderRealAdapterLoadOnlyExecutionDisabledCallbackRefusalPropagationConsumerReadinessDispatchConsumptionGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjectionStatusHandoffPublicationGuardInput`, `LiteBridgeRuntimePlatformDynamicLoaderRealAdapterLoadOnlyExecutionDisabledCallbackRefusalPropagationConsumerReadinessDispatchConsumptionGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjectionStatusHandoffPublicationGuardResult`, and `evaluateLiteBridgeRuntimePlatformDynamicLoaderRealAdapterLoadOnlyExecutionDisabledCallbackRefusalPropagationConsumerReadinessDispatchConsumptionGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjectionStatusHandoffPublicationGuard()`. The publication-guard gate accepts Linux/Windows only when matching ready Batch 28 disabled status-handoff evidence is present, a reviewed disabled publication-guard record exists, the publication-guard owner/boundary/callback/guard/refusal-result/propagation/dispatch/status/consumer-readiness/dispatch-consumption guard/result-handoff/readiness-projection/status-handoff identity matches the status-handoff record, disabled publication-guard evidence is recorded, callback invocation remains disabled and refused, dispatch consumption remains guarded, dispatch result execution, status publication, readiness publication, status-handoff publication, and publication-guard publication remain blocked, the guard stops before callback invocation, callback result execution, dispatch consumption, dispatch result execution, status publication, readiness publication, status-handoff publication, publication, and platform APIs, the guard produces/stores/releases no dynamic handle, resolves no symbols, stores no symbol table, creates no runtime, disabled publication-guard failure mapping is reviewed, unload execution and symbol resolution remain blocked, and all production/real-adapter/load-only execution remains disabled. macOS remains deferred by operator request. + +Focused tests now cover: + +- Linux and Windows disabled publication-guard success with execution disabled, +- missing disabled status-handoff evidence rejected, +- missing reviewed disabled publication-guard record rejected, +- missing publication-guard-to-status-handoff match evidence rejected, +- missing disabled publication-guard evidence rejected, +- missing disabled publication projection rejected, +- publication-guard handle/symbol/runtime state rejected, +- missing disabled publication-guard failure mapping rejected, +- non-load execution enablement rejected, +- production/load execution enablement rejected, +- missing separate execution-batch boundary rejected, +- publication-guard publication or runtime platform API attempts rejected, +- macOS disabled publication guard staying deferred. + +## Batch 30 Implementation Status + +Implemented 2026-05-27. + +Batch 30 added `LiteBridgeRuntimePlatformDynamicLoaderRealAdapterLoadOnlyExecutionDisabledCallbackRefusalPropagationConsumerReadinessDispatchConsumptionGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjectionStatusHandoffPublicationGuardResultHandoffInput`, `LiteBridgeRuntimePlatformDynamicLoaderRealAdapterLoadOnlyExecutionDisabledCallbackRefusalPropagationConsumerReadinessDispatchConsumptionGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjectionStatusHandoffPublicationGuardResultHandoffResult`, and `evaluateLiteBridgeRuntimePlatformDynamicLoaderRealAdapterLoadOnlyExecutionDisabledCallbackRefusalPropagationConsumerReadinessDispatchConsumptionGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjectionStatusHandoffPublicationGuardResultHandoff()`. The publication-guard result-handoff gate accepts Linux/Windows only when matching ready Batch 29 disabled publication-guard evidence is present, a reviewed disabled publication-guard result-handoff record exists, the result-handoff owner/boundary/callback/guard/refusal-result/propagation/dispatch/status/consumer-readiness/dispatch-consumption guard/result-handoff/readiness-projection/status-handoff/publication-guard identity matches the publication-guard record, disabled result-handoff evidence is recorded, callback invocation remains disabled and refused, dispatch consumption remains guarded, dispatch result execution, status publication, readiness publication, status-handoff publication, publication-guard publication, and publication-guard result-handoff publication remain blocked, the handoff stops before callback invocation, callback result execution, dispatch consumption, dispatch result execution, status publication, readiness publication, status-handoff publication, publication-guard publication, result publication, and platform APIs, the handoff produces/stores/releases no dynamic handle, resolves no symbols, stores no symbol table, creates no runtime, disabled result-handoff failure mapping is reviewed, unload execution and symbol resolution remain blocked, and all production/real-adapter/load-only execution remains disabled. macOS remains deferred by operator request. + +Focused tests now cover: + +- Linux and Windows disabled publication-guard result-handoff success with execution disabled, +- missing disabled publication-guard evidence rejected, +- missing reviewed disabled publication-guard result-handoff record rejected, +- missing result-handoff-to-publication-guard match evidence rejected, +- missing disabled result-handoff evidence rejected, +- missing disabled result publication rejected, +- publication-guard result-handoff handle/symbol/runtime state rejected, +- missing disabled publication-guard result-handoff failure mapping rejected, +- non-load execution enablement rejected, +- production/load execution enablement rejected, +- missing separate execution-batch boundary rejected, +- publication-guard result-handoff publication or runtime platform API attempts rejected, +- macOS disabled publication-guard result handoff staying deferred. + +## Batch 31 Implementation Status + +Implemented 2026-05-27. + +Batch 31 added `LiteBridgeRuntimePlatformDynamicLoaderRealAdapterLoadOnlyExecutionDisabledCallbackRefusalPropagationConsumerReadinessDispatchConsumptionGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjectionStatusHandoffPublicationGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjectionInput`, `LiteBridgeRuntimePlatformDynamicLoaderRealAdapterLoadOnlyExecutionDisabledCallbackRefusalPropagationConsumerReadinessDispatchConsumptionGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjectionStatusHandoffPublicationGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjectionResult`, and `evaluateLiteBridgeRuntimePlatformDynamicLoaderRealAdapterLoadOnlyExecutionDisabledCallbackRefusalPropagationConsumerReadinessDispatchConsumptionGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjectionStatusHandoffPublicationGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjection()`. The publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection gate accepts Linux/Windows only when matching ready Batch 30 disabled publication-guard result-handoff evidence is present, a reviewed disabled readiness-projection record exists, the readiness-projection owner/boundary/callback/guard/refusal-result/propagation/dispatch/status/consumer-readiness/dispatch-consumption guard/result-handoff/readiness-projection/status-handoff/publication-guard/publication-guard result-handoff identity matches the result-handoff record, disabled readiness-projection evidence is recorded, callback invocation remains disabled and refused, dispatch consumption remains guarded, dispatch result execution, status publication, readiness publication, status-handoff publication, publication-guard publication, publication-guard result-handoff publication, and publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection publication remain blocked, the projection stops before callback invocation, callback result execution, dispatch consumption, dispatch result execution, status publication, readiness publication, status-handoff publication, publication-guard publication, publication-guard result-handoff publication, readiness-projection publication, and platform APIs, the projection produces/stores/releases no dynamic handle, resolves no symbols, stores no symbol table, creates no runtime, disabled readiness-projection failure mapping is reviewed, unload execution and symbol resolution remain blocked, and all production/real-adapter/load-only execution remains disabled. macOS remains deferred by operator request. + +Focused tests now cover: + +- Linux and Windows disabled publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection success with execution disabled, +- missing disabled publication-guard result-handoff evidence rejected, +- missing reviewed disabled readiness-projection record rejected, +- missing readiness-projection-to-result-handoff match evidence rejected, +- missing disabled readiness-projection evidence rejected, +- missing disabled readiness projection rejected, +- readiness-projection handle/symbol/runtime state rejected, +- missing disabled readiness-projection failure mapping rejected, +- non-load execution enablement rejected, +- production/load execution enablement rejected, +- missing separate execution-batch boundary rejected, +- readiness-projection publication or runtime platform API attempts rejected, +- macOS disabled publication-guard result-handoff readiness projection staying deferred. + +## Batch 32 Implementation Status + +Implemented 2026-05-27. + +Batch 32 added `LiteBridgeRuntimePlatformDynamicLoaderRealAdapterLoadOnlyExecutionDisabledCallbackRefusalPropagationConsumerReadinessDispatchConsumptionGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjectionStatusHandoffPublicationGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjectionStatusHandoffInput`, `LiteBridgeRuntimePlatformDynamicLoaderRealAdapterLoadOnlyExecutionDisabledCallbackRefusalPropagationConsumerReadinessDispatchConsumptionGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjectionStatusHandoffPublicationGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjectionStatusHandoffResult`, and `evaluateLiteBridgeRuntimePlatformDynamicLoaderRealAdapterLoadOnlyExecutionDisabledCallbackRefusalPropagationConsumerReadinessDispatchConsumptionGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjectionStatusHandoffPublicationGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjectionStatusHandoff()`. The publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection status-handoff gate accepts Linux/Windows only when matching ready Batch 31 disabled readiness-projection evidence is present, a reviewed disabled status-handoff record exists, the status-handoff owner/boundary/callback/guard/refusal-result/propagation/dispatch/status/consumer-readiness/dispatch-consumption guard/result-handoff/readiness-projection/status-handoff/publication-guard/publication-guard result-handoff/publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection identity matches the readiness-projection record, disabled status-handoff evidence is recorded, callback invocation remains disabled and refused, dispatch consumption remains guarded, dispatch result execution, status publication, readiness publication, status-handoff publication, publication-guard publication, publication-guard result-handoff publication, publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection publication, and publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection status-handoff publication remain blocked, the status handoff stops before callback invocation, callback result execution, dispatch consumption, dispatch result execution, status publication, readiness publication, status-handoff publication, publication-guard publication, publication-guard result-handoff publication, readiness-projection publication, and platform APIs, the status handoff produces/stores/releases no dynamic handle, resolves no symbols, stores no symbol table, creates no runtime, disabled status-handoff failure mapping is reviewed, unload execution and symbol resolution remain blocked, and all production/real-adapter/load-only execution remains disabled. macOS remains deferred by operator request. + +Focused tests now cover: + +- Linux and Windows disabled publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection status-handoff success with execution disabled, +- missing disabled publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection evidence rejected, +- missing reviewed disabled status-handoff record rejected, +- missing status-handoff-to-readiness-projection match evidence rejected, +- missing disabled status-handoff evidence rejected, +- missing disabled status projection rejected, +- status-handoff handle/symbol/runtime state rejected, +- missing disabled status-handoff failure mapping rejected, +- non-load execution enablement rejected, +- production/load execution enablement rejected, +- missing separate execution-batch boundary rejected, +- status-handoff publication or runtime platform API attempts rejected, +- macOS disabled publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection status handoff staying deferred. + +## Batch 33 Implementation Status + +Implemented 2026-05-27. + +Batch 33 added `LiteBridgeRuntimePlatformDynamicLoaderRealAdapterLoadOnlyExecutionDisabledCallbackRefusalPropagationConsumerReadinessDispatchConsumptionGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjectionStatusHandoffPublicationGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjectionStatusHandoffPublicationGuardInput`, `LiteBridgeRuntimePlatformDynamicLoaderRealAdapterLoadOnlyExecutionDisabledCallbackRefusalPropagationConsumerReadinessDispatchConsumptionGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjectionStatusHandoffPublicationGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjectionStatusHandoffPublicationGuardResult`, and `evaluateLiteBridgeRuntimePlatformDynamicLoaderRealAdapterLoadOnlyExecutionDisabledCallbackRefusalPropagationConsumerReadinessDispatchConsumptionGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjectionStatusHandoffPublicationGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjectionStatusHandoffPublicationGuard()`. The publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection status-handoff publication guard accepts Linux/Windows only when matching ready Batch 32 disabled status-handoff evidence is present, a reviewed disabled publication-guard record exists, publication-guard owner/boundary/callback/guard/refusal-result/propagation/dispatch/status/consumer-readiness/dispatch-consumption guard/result-handoff/readiness-projection/status-handoff/publication-guard/publication-guard result-handoff/publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection/publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection status-handoff identity matches the status-handoff record, disabled publication-guard evidence is recorded, callback invocation remains disabled and refused, dispatch consumption remains guarded, dispatch result execution, status publication, readiness publication, status-handoff publication, publication-guard publication, publication-guard result-handoff publication, publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection publication, publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection status-handoff publication, and publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection status-handoff publication-guard publication remain blocked, the publication guard stops before callback invocation, callback result execution, dispatch consumption, dispatch result execution, status publication, readiness publication, status-handoff publication, publication-guard publication, publication-guard result-handoff publication, readiness-projection publication, status-handoff publication, final publication, and platform APIs, the publication guard produces/stores/releases no dynamic handle, resolves no symbols, stores no symbol table, creates no runtime, disabled publication-guard failure mapping is reviewed, unload execution and symbol resolution remain blocked, and all production/real-adapter/load-only execution remains disabled. macOS remains deferred by operator request. + +Focused tests now cover: + +- Linux and Windows disabled publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection status-handoff publication-guard success with execution disabled, +- missing disabled publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection status-handoff evidence rejected, +- missing reviewed disabled publication-guard record rejected, +- missing publication-guard-to-status-handoff match evidence rejected, +- missing disabled publication-guard evidence rejected, +- missing disabled publication projection rejected, +- publication-guard handle/symbol/runtime state rejected, +- missing disabled publication-guard failure mapping rejected, +- non-load execution enablement rejected, +- production/load execution enablement rejected, +- missing separate execution-batch boundary rejected, +- publication-guard publication or runtime platform API attempts rejected, +- macOS disabled publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection status-handoff publication guard staying deferred. + +## Batch 34 Implementation Status + +Implemented 2026-05-27. + +Batch 34 added `LiteBridgeRuntimePlatformDynamicLoaderRealAdapterLoadOnlyExecutionDisabledCallbackRefusalPropagationConsumerReadinessDispatchConsumptionGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjectionStatusHandoffPublicationGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjectionStatusHandoffPublicationGuardResultHandoffInput`, `LiteBridgeRuntimePlatformDynamicLoaderRealAdapterLoadOnlyExecutionDisabledCallbackRefusalPropagationConsumerReadinessDispatchConsumptionGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjectionStatusHandoffPublicationGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjectionStatusHandoffPublicationGuardResultHandoffResult`, and `evaluateLiteBridgeRuntimePlatformDynamicLoaderRealAdapterLoadOnlyExecutionDisabledCallbackRefusalPropagationConsumerReadinessDispatchConsumptionGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjectionStatusHandoffPublicationGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjectionStatusHandoffPublicationGuardResultHandoff()`. The publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection status-handoff publication-guard result-handoff gate accepts Linux/Windows only when matching ready Batch 33 disabled publication-guard evidence is present, a reviewed disabled result-handoff record exists, result-handoff identity matches the Batch 33 publication-guard record across all prior owner/boundary/callback/guard/refusal/propagation/dispatch/status/consumer/readiness/status-handoff/publication-guard/result-handoff/readiness-projection/status-handoff/publication-guard fields, disabled result-handoff evidence is recorded, callback invocation remains disabled and refused, dispatch consumption remains guarded, all prior status/readiness/publication channels plus the new publication-guard result-handoff publication are blocked, the handoff stops before callback invocation, callback result execution, dispatch consumption, dispatch result execution, status publication, readiness publication, status-handoff publication, publication-guard publication, publication-guard result-handoff publication, readiness-projection publication, status-handoff publication, final publication-guard publication, result publication, and platform APIs, no dynamic handle/symbol/runtime state is produced, disabled result-handoff failure mapping is reviewed, unload execution and symbol resolution remain blocked, and all production/real-adapter/load-only execution remains disabled. macOS remains deferred by operator request. + +Focused tests now cover: + +- Linux and Windows disabled publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection status-handoff publication-guard result-handoff success with execution disabled, +- missing disabled publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection status-handoff publication-guard evidence rejected, +- missing reviewed disabled result-handoff record rejected, +- missing result-handoff-to-publication-guard match evidence rejected, +- missing disabled result-handoff evidence rejected, +- missing disabled result projection rejected, +- result-handoff handle/symbol/runtime state rejected, +- missing disabled result-handoff failure mapping rejected, +- non-load execution enablement rejected, +- production/load execution enablement rejected, +- missing separate execution-batch boundary rejected, +- result-handoff publication or runtime platform API attempts rejected, +- macOS disabled publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection status-handoff publication-guard result handoff staying deferred. + +## Batch 35 Implementation Status + +Implemented 2026-05-27. + +Batch 35 added `LiteBridgeRuntimePlatformDynamicLoaderRealAdapterLoadOnlyExecutionDisabledCallbackRefusalPropagationConsumerReadinessDispatchConsumptionGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjectionStatusHandoffPublicationGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjectionStatusHandoffPublicationGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjectionInput`, `LiteBridgeRuntimePlatformDynamicLoaderRealAdapterLoadOnlyExecutionDisabledCallbackRefusalPropagationConsumerReadinessDispatchConsumptionGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjectionStatusHandoffPublicationGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjectionStatusHandoffPublicationGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjectionResult`, and `evaluateLiteBridgeRuntimePlatformDynamicLoaderRealAdapterLoadOnlyExecutionDisabledCallbackRefusalPropagationConsumerReadinessDispatchConsumptionGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjectionStatusHandoffPublicationGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjectionStatusHandoffPublicationGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjection()`. The readiness-projection gate accepts Linux/Windows only when matching ready Batch 34 disabled publication-guard result-handoff evidence is present, a reviewed disabled readiness-projection record exists, readiness-projection identity matches the Batch 34 result-handoff record across all prior owner/boundary/callback/guard/refusal/propagation/dispatch/status/consumer/readiness/status-handoff/publication-guard/result-handoff/readiness-projection/status-handoff/publication-guard/result-handoff fields, disabled readiness-projection evidence is recorded, callback invocation remains disabled and refused, dispatch consumption remains guarded, all prior status/readiness/publication channels plus the new publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection publication are blocked, no dynamic handle/symbol/runtime state is produced, disabled readiness-projection failure mapping is reviewed, unload execution and symbol resolution remain blocked, and all production/real-adapter/load-only execution remains disabled. macOS remains deferred by operator request. + +Focused tests now cover: + +- Linux and Windows disabled publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection status-handoff publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection success with execution disabled, +- missing Batch 34 result-handoff evidence rejected, +- missing reviewed disabled readiness-projection record rejected, +- missing readiness-projection-to-result-handoff match evidence rejected, +- missing disabled readiness-projection evidence rejected, +- missing disabled readiness projection rejected, +- readiness-projection handle/symbol/runtime state rejected, +- missing disabled readiness-projection failure mapping rejected, +- non-load execution enablement rejected, +- production/load execution enablement rejected, +- missing separate execution-batch boundary rejected, +- readiness-projection publication or runtime platform API attempts rejected, +- macOS disabled readiness projection staying deferred. + +## Batch 36 Implementation Status + +Implemented 2026-05-27. + +Batch 36 added `LiteBridgeRuntimePlatformDynamicLoaderRealAdapterLoadOnlyExecutionDisabledCallbackRefusalPropagationConsumerReadinessDispatchConsumptionGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjectionStatusHandoffPublicationGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjectionStatusHandoffPublicationGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjectionStatusHandoffInput`, `LiteBridgeRuntimePlatformDynamicLoaderRealAdapterLoadOnlyExecutionDisabledCallbackRefusalPropagationConsumerReadinessDispatchConsumptionGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjectionStatusHandoffPublicationGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjectionStatusHandoffPublicationGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjectionStatusHandoffResult`, and `evaluateLiteBridgeRuntimePlatformDynamicLoaderRealAdapterLoadOnlyExecutionDisabledCallbackRefusalPropagationConsumerReadinessDispatchConsumptionGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjectionStatusHandoffPublicationGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjectionStatusHandoffPublicationGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjectionStatusHandoff()`. The status-handoff gate accepts Linux/Windows only when matching ready Batch 35 disabled publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection evidence is present, a reviewed disabled status-handoff record exists, status-handoff identity matches the Batch 35 readiness-projection record across all prior owner/boundary/callback/guard/refusal/propagation/dispatch/status/consumer/readiness/status-handoff/publication-guard/result-handoff/readiness-projection/status-handoff/publication-guard/result-handoff/readiness-projection fields, disabled status-handoff evidence is recorded, callback invocation remains disabled and refused, dispatch consumption remains guarded, all prior status/readiness/publication channels plus the new publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection status-handoff publication are blocked, no dynamic handle/symbol/runtime state is produced, disabled status-handoff failure mapping is reviewed, unload execution and symbol resolution remain blocked, and all production/real-adapter/load-only execution remains disabled. macOS remains deferred by operator request. + +Focused tests now cover: + +- Linux and Windows disabled publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection status-handoff publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection status-handoff success with execution disabled, +- missing Batch 35 readiness-projection evidence rejected, +- missing reviewed disabled status-handoff record rejected, +- missing status-handoff-to-readiness-projection match evidence rejected, +- missing disabled status-handoff evidence rejected, +- missing disabled status projection rejected, +- status-handoff handle/symbol/runtime state rejected, +- missing disabled status-handoff failure mapping rejected, +- non-load execution enablement rejected, +- production/load execution enablement rejected, +- missing separate execution-batch boundary rejected, +- status-handoff publication or runtime platform API attempts rejected, +- macOS disabled status handoff staying deferred. + +## Batch 37 Implementation Status + +Implemented 2026-05-27. + +Batch 37 added `LiteBridgeRuntimePlatformDynamicLoaderRealAdapterLoadOnlyExecutionDisabledCallbackRefusalPropagationConsumerReadinessDispatchConsumptionGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjectionStatusHandoffPublicationGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjectionStatusHandoffPublicationGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjectionStatusHandoffPublicationGuardInput`, `LiteBridgeRuntimePlatformDynamicLoaderRealAdapterLoadOnlyExecutionDisabledCallbackRefusalPropagationConsumerReadinessDispatchConsumptionGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjectionStatusHandoffPublicationGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjectionStatusHandoffPublicationGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjectionStatusHandoffPublicationGuardResult`, and `evaluateLiteBridgeRuntimePlatformDynamicLoaderRealAdapterLoadOnlyExecutionDisabledCallbackRefusalPropagationConsumerReadinessDispatchConsumptionGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjectionStatusHandoffPublicationGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjectionStatusHandoffPublicationGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjectionStatusHandoffPublicationGuard()`. The publication-guard gate accepts Linux/Windows only when matching ready Batch 36 disabled publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection status-handoff publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection status-handoff publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection status-handoff evidence is present, a reviewed disabled publication-guard record exists, publication-guard identity matches the Batch 36 status-handoff record across the prior chain, disabled publication-guard evidence is recorded, callback invocation remains disabled and refused, dispatch consumption remains guarded, all prior status/readiness/publication channels plus the new publication-guard publication are blocked, no dynamic handle/symbol/runtime state is produced, disabled publication-guard failure mapping is reviewed, unload execution and symbol resolution remain blocked, and all production/real-adapter/load-only execution remains disabled. macOS remains deferred by operator request. + +Focused tests now cover: + +- Linux and Windows disabled publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection status-handoff publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection status-handoff publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection status-handoff publication-guard success with execution disabled, +- missing Batch 36 status-handoff evidence rejected, +- missing reviewed disabled publication-guard record rejected, +- missing publication-guard-to-status-handoff match evidence rejected, +- missing disabled publication-guard evidence rejected, +- missing disabled publication projection rejected, +- publication-guard handle/symbol/runtime state rejected, +- missing disabled publication-guard failure mapping rejected, +- non-load execution enablement rejected, +- production/load execution enablement rejected, +- missing separate execution-batch boundary rejected, +- publication-guard publication or runtime platform API attempts rejected, +- macOS disabled publication guard staying deferred. + +## Batch 38 Implementation Status + +Implemented 2026-05-27. + +Batch 38 added `LiteBridgeRuntimePlatformDynamicLoaderRealAdapterLoadOnlyExecutionDisabledCallbackRefusalPropagationConsumerReadinessDispatchConsumptionGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjectionStatusHandoffPublicationGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjectionStatusHandoffPublicationGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjectionStatusHandoffPublicationGuardResultHandoffInput`, `LiteBridgeRuntimePlatformDynamicLoaderRealAdapterLoadOnlyExecutionDisabledCallbackRefusalPropagationConsumerReadinessDispatchConsumptionGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjectionStatusHandoffPublicationGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjectionStatusHandoffPublicationGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjectionStatusHandoffPublicationGuardResultHandoffResult`, and `evaluateLiteBridgeRuntimePlatformDynamicLoaderRealAdapterLoadOnlyExecutionDisabledCallbackRefusalPropagationConsumerReadinessDispatchConsumptionGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjectionStatusHandoffPublicationGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjectionStatusHandoffPublicationGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjectionStatusHandoffPublicationGuardResultHandoff()`. The result-handoff gate accepts Linux/Windows only when matching ready Batch 37 disabled publication-guard evidence is present, a reviewed disabled result-handoff record exists, result-handoff identity matches the Batch 37 publication-guard record across the prior chain, disabled result-handoff evidence is recorded, callback invocation remains disabled and refused, dispatch consumption remains guarded, all prior status/readiness/publication channels plus the new publication-guard result-handoff publication are blocked, no dynamic handle/symbol/runtime state is produced, disabled result-handoff failure mapping is reviewed, unload execution and symbol resolution remain blocked, and all production/real-adapter/load-only execution remains disabled. macOS remains deferred by operator request. + +Focused tests now cover: + +- Linux and Windows disabled publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection status-handoff publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection status-handoff publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection status-handoff publication-guard result-handoff success with execution disabled, +- missing Batch 37 publication-guard evidence rejected, +- missing reviewed disabled result-handoff record rejected, +- missing result-handoff-to-publication-guard match evidence rejected, +- missing disabled result-handoff evidence rejected, +- disabled result-handoff projection verified, +- result-handoff handle/symbol/runtime state rejected, +- missing disabled result-handoff failure mapping rejected, +- non-load execution enablement rejected, +- production/load execution enablement rejected, +- missing separate execution-batch boundary rejected, +- result-handoff publication or runtime platform API attempts rejected, +- macOS disabled result handoff staying deferred. + +## Batch 39 Implementation Status + +Implemented 2026-05-27. + +Batch 39 added `LiteBridgeRuntimePlatformDynamicLoaderRealAdapterLoadOnlyExecutionDisabledCallbackRefusalPropagationConsumerReadinessDispatchConsumptionGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjectionStatusHandoffPublicationGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjectionStatusHandoffPublicationGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjectionStatusHandoffPublicationGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjectionInput`, `LiteBridgeRuntimePlatformDynamicLoaderRealAdapterLoadOnlyExecutionDisabledCallbackRefusalPropagationConsumerReadinessDispatchConsumptionGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjectionStatusHandoffPublicationGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjectionStatusHandoffPublicationGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjectionStatusHandoffPublicationGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjectionResult`, and `evaluateLiteBridgeRuntimePlatformDynamicLoaderRealAdapterLoadOnlyExecutionDisabledCallbackRefusalPropagationConsumerReadinessDispatchConsumptionGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjectionStatusHandoffPublicationGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjectionStatusHandoffPublicationGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjectionStatusHandoffPublicationGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjection()`. The readiness-projection gate accepts Linux/Windows only when matching ready Batch 38 disabled result-handoff evidence is present, a reviewed disabled readiness-projection record exists, readiness-projection identity matches the Batch 38 result-handoff record across the prior chain, disabled readiness-projection evidence is recorded, callback invocation remains disabled and refused, dispatch consumption remains guarded, all prior status/readiness/publication channels plus the new result-handoff readiness-projection publication are blocked, no dynamic handle/symbol/runtime state is produced, disabled readiness-projection failure mapping is reviewed, unload execution and symbol resolution remain blocked, and all production/real-adapter/load-only execution remains disabled. macOS remains deferred by operator request. + +Focused tests now cover: + +- Linux and Windows disabled publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection status-handoff publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection status-handoff publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection status-handoff publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection success with execution disabled, +- missing Batch 38 result-handoff evidence rejected, +- missing reviewed disabled readiness-projection record rejected, +- missing readiness-projection-to-result-handoff match evidence rejected, +- missing disabled readiness-projection evidence rejected, +- disabled readiness projection verified, +- readiness-projection handle/symbol/runtime state rejected, +- missing disabled readiness-projection failure mapping rejected, +- non-load execution enablement rejected, +- production/load execution enablement rejected, +- missing separate execution-batch boundary rejected, +- readiness-projection publication or runtime platform API attempts rejected, +- macOS disabled readiness projection staying deferred. + +## Batch 40 Implementation Status + +Implemented 2026-05-27. + +Batch 40 added `LiteBridgeRuntimePlatformDynamicLoaderRealAdapterLoadOnlyExecutionDisabledCallbackRefusalPropagationConsumerReadinessDispatchConsumptionGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjectionStatusHandoffPublicationGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjectionStatusHandoffPublicationGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjectionStatusHandoffPublicationGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjectionStatusHandoffInput`, `LiteBridgeRuntimePlatformDynamicLoaderRealAdapterLoadOnlyExecutionDisabledCallbackRefusalPropagationConsumerReadinessDispatchConsumptionGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjectionStatusHandoffPublicationGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjectionStatusHandoffPublicationGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjectionStatusHandoffPublicationGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjectionStatusHandoffResult`, and `evaluateLiteBridgeRuntimePlatformDynamicLoaderRealAdapterLoadOnlyExecutionDisabledCallbackRefusalPropagationConsumerReadinessDispatchConsumptionGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjectionStatusHandoffPublicationGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjectionStatusHandoffPublicationGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjectionStatusHandoffPublicationGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjectionStatusHandoff()`. The status-handoff gate accepts Linux/Windows only when matching ready Batch 39 disabled readiness-projection evidence is present, a reviewed disabled status-handoff record exists, status-handoff identity matches the Batch 39 readiness-projection record across the prior chain, disabled status-handoff evidence is recorded, callback invocation remains disabled and refused, dispatch consumption remains guarded, all prior status/readiness/publication/result-handoff/readiness-projection channels plus the projected status-handoff publication are blocked, no dynamic handle/symbol/runtime state is produced, disabled status-handoff failure mapping is reviewed, unload execution and symbol resolution remain blocked, and all production/real-adapter/load-only execution remains disabled. macOS remains deferred by operator request. + +Focused tests now cover: + +- Linux and Windows disabled publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection status-handoff publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection status-handoff publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection status-handoff publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection status-handoff success with execution disabled, +- missing Batch 39 readiness-projection evidence rejected, +- missing reviewed disabled status-handoff record rejected, +- missing status-handoff-to-readiness-projection match evidence rejected, +- missing disabled status-handoff evidence rejected, +- disabled status projection verified, +- status-handoff handle/symbol/runtime state rejected, +- missing disabled status-handoff failure mapping rejected, +- non-load execution enablement rejected, +- production/load execution enablement rejected, +- missing separate execution-batch boundary rejected, +- status-handoff publication or runtime platform API attempts rejected, +- macOS disabled status handoff staying deferred. + +## Batch 41 Implementation Status + +Implemented 2026-05-27. + +Batch 41 added `LiteBridgeRuntimePlatformDynamicLoaderRealAdapterLoadOnlyExecutionDisabledCallbackRefusalPropagationConsumerReadinessDispatchConsumptionGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjectionStatusHandoffPublicationGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjectionStatusHandoffPublicationGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjectionStatusHandoffPublicationGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjectionStatusHandoffPublicationGuardInput`, `LiteBridgeRuntimePlatformDynamicLoaderRealAdapterLoadOnlyExecutionDisabledCallbackRefusalPropagationConsumerReadinessDispatchConsumptionGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjectionStatusHandoffPublicationGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjectionStatusHandoffPublicationGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjectionStatusHandoffPublicationGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjectionStatusHandoffPublicationGuardResult`, and `evaluateLiteBridgeRuntimePlatformDynamicLoaderRealAdapterLoadOnlyExecutionDisabledCallbackRefusalPropagationConsumerReadinessDispatchConsumptionGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjectionStatusHandoffPublicationGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjectionStatusHandoffPublicationGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjectionStatusHandoffPublicationGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjectionStatusHandoffPublicationGuard()`. The publication-guard gate accepts Linux/Windows only when matching ready Batch 40 disabled status-handoff evidence is present, a reviewed disabled publication-guard record exists, publication-guard identity matches the Batch 40 status-handoff record, disabled publication-guard evidence is recorded, callback invocation remains disabled and refused, dispatch consumption remains guarded, all prior status/readiness/publication/result-handoff/readiness-projection/status-handoff channels plus the projected publication-guard publication are blocked, no dynamic handle/symbol/runtime state is produced, disabled publication-guard failure mapping is reviewed, unload execution and symbol resolution remain blocked, and all production/real-adapter/load-only execution remains disabled. macOS remains deferred by operator request. + +Focused tests now cover: + +- Linux and Windows disabled publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection status-handoff publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection status-handoff publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection status-handoff publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection status-handoff publication-guard success with execution disabled, +- missing Batch 40 status-handoff evidence rejected, +- missing reviewed disabled publication-guard record rejected, +- missing publication-guard-to-status-handoff match evidence rejected, +- missing disabled publication-guard evidence rejected, +- disabled publication projection verified, +- publication-guard handle/symbol/runtime state rejected, +- missing disabled publication-guard failure mapping rejected, +- non-load execution enablement rejected, +- production/load execution enablement rejected, +- missing separate execution-batch boundary rejected, +- publication-guard publication or runtime platform API attempts rejected, +- macOS disabled publication guard staying deferred. + +## Batch 42 Implementation Status + +Implemented 2026-05-27. + +Batch 42 added `LiteBridgeRuntimePlatformDynamicLoaderRealAdapterLoadOnlyExecutionDisabledCallbackRefusalPropagationConsumerReadinessDispatchConsumptionGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjectionStatusHandoffPublicationGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjectionStatusHandoffPublicationGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjectionStatusHandoffPublicationGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjectionStatusHandoffPublicationGuardResultHandoffInput`, `LiteBridgeRuntimePlatformDynamicLoaderRealAdapterLoadOnlyExecutionDisabledCallbackRefusalPropagationConsumerReadinessDispatchConsumptionGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjectionStatusHandoffPublicationGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjectionStatusHandoffPublicationGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjectionStatusHandoffPublicationGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjectionStatusHandoffPublicationGuardResultHandoffResult`, and `evaluateLiteBridgeRuntimePlatformDynamicLoaderRealAdapterLoadOnlyExecutionDisabledCallbackRefusalPropagationConsumerReadinessDispatchConsumptionGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjectionStatusHandoffPublicationGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjectionStatusHandoffPublicationGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjectionStatusHandoffPublicationGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjectionStatusHandoffPublicationGuardResultHandoff()`. The result-handoff gate accepts Linux/Windows only when matching ready Batch 41 disabled publication-guard evidence is present, a reviewed disabled result-handoff record exists, result-handoff identity matches the Batch 41 publication-guard record, disabled result-handoff evidence is recorded, callback invocation remains disabled and refused, dispatch consumption remains guarded, all prior status/readiness/publication/result-handoff/readiness-projection/status-handoff/publication-guard channels plus the projected result-handoff publication are blocked, no dynamic handle/symbol/runtime state is produced, disabled result-handoff failure mapping is reviewed, unload execution and symbol resolution remain blocked, and all production/real-adapter/load-only execution remains disabled. macOS remains deferred by operator request. + +Focused tests now cover: + +- Linux and Windows disabled publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection status-handoff publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection status-handoff publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection status-handoff publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection status-handoff publication-guard result-handoff success with execution disabled, +- missing Batch 41 publication-guard evidence rejected, +- missing reviewed disabled result-handoff record rejected, +- missing result-handoff-to-publication-guard match evidence rejected, +- missing disabled result-handoff evidence rejected, +- disabled result-handoff projection verified, +- result-handoff handle/symbol/runtime state rejected, +- missing disabled result-handoff failure mapping rejected, +- non-load execution enablement rejected, +- production/load execution enablement rejected, +- missing separate execution-batch boundary rejected, +- result-handoff publication or runtime platform API attempts rejected, +- macOS disabled result handoff staying deferred. + +## Batch 43 Implementation Status + +Implemented 2026-05-27. + +Batch 43 added `LiteBridgeRuntimePlatformDynamicLoaderRealAdapterLoadOnlyExecutionDisabledCallbackRefusalPropagationConsumerReadinessDispatchConsumptionGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjectionStatusHandoffPublicationGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjectionStatusHandoffPublicationGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjectionStatusHandoffPublicationGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjectionStatusHandoffPublicationGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjectionInput`, `LiteBridgeRuntimePlatformDynamicLoaderRealAdapterLoadOnlyExecutionDisabledCallbackRefusalPropagationConsumerReadinessDispatchConsumptionGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjectionStatusHandoffPublicationGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjectionStatusHandoffPublicationGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjectionStatusHandoffPublicationGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjectionStatusHandoffPublicationGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjectionResult`, and `evaluateLiteBridgeRuntimePlatformDynamicLoaderRealAdapterLoadOnlyExecutionDisabledCallbackRefusalPropagationConsumerReadinessDispatchConsumptionGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjectionStatusHandoffPublicationGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjectionStatusHandoffPublicationGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjectionStatusHandoffPublicationGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjectionStatusHandoffPublicationGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjection()`. The readiness-projection gate accepts Linux/Windows only when matching ready Batch 42 disabled result-handoff evidence is present, a reviewed disabled readiness-projection record exists, readiness-projection identity matches the Batch 42 result-handoff record, disabled readiness-projection evidence is recorded, callback invocation remains disabled and refused, dispatch consumption remains guarded, all prior status/readiness/publication/result-handoff/readiness-projection/status-handoff/publication-guard channels plus the projected readiness-projection publication are blocked, no dynamic handle/symbol/runtime state is produced, disabled readiness-projection failure mapping is reviewed, unload execution and symbol resolution remain blocked, and all production/real-adapter/load-only execution remains disabled. macOS remains deferred by operator request. + +Focused tests now cover: + +- Linux and Windows disabled publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection status-handoff publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection status-handoff publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection status-handoff publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection status-handoff publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection success with execution disabled, +- missing Batch 42 result-handoff evidence rejected, +- missing reviewed disabled readiness-projection record rejected, +- missing readiness-projection-to-result-handoff match evidence rejected, +- missing disabled readiness-projection evidence rejected, +- disabled readiness-projection projection verified, +- readiness-projection handle/symbol/runtime state rejected, +- missing disabled readiness-projection failure mapping rejected, +- non-load execution enablement rejected, +- production/load execution enablement rejected, +- missing separate execution-batch boundary rejected, +- readiness-projection publication or runtime platform API attempts rejected, +- macOS disabled readiness projection staying deferred. + +## Batch 44 Implementation Status + +Implemented 2026-05-28. + +Batch 44 added the disabled publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection status-handoff evaluator that carries matching ready Batch 43 readiness-projection evidence into a reviewed disabled status-handoff gate. The gate accepts Linux/Windows only when the Batch 43 readiness projection is ready, the status-handoff record is reviewed/recorded/disabled, the status-handoff identity matches the prior readiness-projection chain, disabled status-handoff evidence is recorded, callback/result/dispatch/status/consumer/readiness/status-handoff/publication/result-handoff/readiness-projection publication paths are blocked, no dynamic handle/symbol/runtime state is produced, disabled status-handoff failure mapping is reviewed, unload execution and symbol resolution remain blocked, and all production/real-adapter/load-only execution remains disabled. macOS remains deferred by operator request. + +Focused tests now cover: + +- Linux and Windows disabled publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection status-handoff success with execution disabled, +- missing Batch 43 readiness-projection evidence rejected, +- missing reviewed disabled status-handoff record rejected, +- missing status-handoff-to-readiness-projection match evidence rejected, +- missing disabled status-handoff evidence rejected, +- disabled status-handoff projection verified, +- status-handoff handle/symbol/runtime state rejected, +- missing disabled status-handoff failure mapping rejected, +- non-load execution enablement rejected, +- production/load execution enablement rejected, +- missing separate execution-batch boundary rejected, +- status-handoff publication or runtime platform API attempts rejected, +- macOS disabled status handoff staying deferred. + +## Batch 45 Implementation Status + +Implemented 2026-05-28. + +Batch 45 added the disabled publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection status-handoff publication-guard evaluator that carries matching ready Batch 44 status-handoff evidence into a reviewed disabled publication-guard gate. The gate accepts Linux/Windows only when the Batch 44 status handoff is ready, the publication-guard record is reviewed/recorded/disabled, the publication-guard identity matches the prior status-handoff chain, disabled publication-guard evidence is recorded, callback/result/dispatch/status/consumer/readiness/status-handoff/publication/result-handoff/readiness-projection/status-handoff publication paths are blocked, no dynamic handle/symbol/runtime state is produced, disabled publication-guard failure mapping is reviewed, unload execution and symbol resolution remain blocked, and all production/real-adapter/load-only execution remains disabled. macOS remains deferred by operator request. + +Focused tests now cover: + +- Linux and Windows disabled publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection status-handoff publication-guard success with execution disabled, +- missing Batch 44 status-handoff evidence rejected, +- missing reviewed disabled publication-guard record rejected, +- missing publication-guard-to-status-handoff match evidence rejected, +- missing disabled publication-guard evidence rejected, +- disabled publication-guard projection verified, +- publication-guard handle/symbol/runtime state rejected, +- missing disabled publication-guard failure mapping rejected, +- non-load execution enablement rejected, +- production/load execution enablement rejected, +- missing separate execution-batch boundary rejected, +- publication-guard publication or runtime platform API attempts rejected, +- macOS disabled publication guard staying deferred. + +## Batch 46 Implementation Status + +Implemented 2026-05-28. + +Batch 46 added the disabled publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection status-handoff publication-guard result-handoff evaluator that carries matching ready Batch 45 publication-guard evidence into a reviewed disabled result-handoff gate. The gate accepts Linux/Windows only when the Batch 45 publication guard is ready, the result-handoff record is reviewed/recorded/disabled, the result-handoff identity matches the prior publication-guard chain, disabled result-handoff evidence is recorded, callback/result/dispatch/status/consumer/readiness/status-handoff/publication/result-handoff/readiness-projection/status-handoff/publication-guard/result-handoff publication paths are blocked, no dynamic handle/symbol/runtime state is produced, disabled result-handoff failure mapping is reviewed, unload execution and symbol resolution remain blocked, and all production/real-adapter/load-only execution remains disabled. macOS remains deferred by operator request. + +Focused tests now cover: + +- Linux and Windows disabled publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection status-handoff publication-guard result-handoff success with execution disabled, +- missing Batch 45 publication-guard evidence rejected, +- missing reviewed disabled result-handoff record rejected, +- missing result-handoff-to-publication-guard match evidence rejected, +- missing disabled result-handoff evidence rejected, +- disabled result-handoff projection verified, +- result-handoff handle/symbol/runtime state rejected, +- missing disabled result-handoff failure mapping rejected, +- non-load execution enablement rejected, +- production/load execution enablement rejected, +- missing separate execution-batch boundary rejected, +- result-handoff publication or runtime platform API attempts rejected, +- macOS disabled result handoff staying deferred. + +## Batch 47 Implementation Status + +Implemented 2026-05-28. + +Batch 47 added the disabled publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection status-handoff publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection evaluator that carries matching ready Batch 46 result-handoff evidence into a reviewed disabled readiness-projection gate. The gate accepts Linux/Windows only when the Batch 46 result handoff is ready, the readiness-projection record is reviewed/recorded/disabled, the readiness-projection identity matches the prior result-handoff chain, disabled readiness-projection evidence is recorded, callback/result/dispatch/status/consumer/readiness/status-handoff/publication-guard/result-handoff/readiness-projection/status-handoff/publication-guard/result-handoff/readiness-projection publication paths are blocked, no dynamic handle/symbol/runtime state is produced, disabled readiness-projection failure mapping is reviewed, unload execution and symbol resolution remain blocked, and all production/real-adapter/load-only execution remains disabled. macOS remains deferred by operator request. + +Focused tests now cover: + +- Linux and Windows disabled publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection status-handoff publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection success with execution disabled, +- missing Batch 46 result-handoff evidence rejected, +- missing reviewed disabled readiness-projection record rejected, +- missing readiness-projection-to-result-handoff match evidence rejected, +- missing disabled readiness-projection evidence rejected, +- disabled readiness-projection projection verified, +- readiness-projection handle/symbol/runtime state rejected, +- missing disabled readiness-projection failure mapping rejected, +- non-load execution enablement rejected, +- production/load execution enablement rejected, +- missing separate execution-batch boundary rejected, +- readiness-projection publication or runtime platform API attempts rejected, +- macOS disabled readiness projection staying deferred. + +## Batch 48 Implementation Status + +Implemented 2026-05-28. + +Batch 48 added the disabled publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection status-handoff publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection status-handoff evaluator that carries matching ready Batch 47 readiness-projection evidence into a reviewed disabled status-handoff gate. The gate accepts Linux/Windows only when the Batch 47 readiness projection is ready, the status-handoff record is reviewed/recorded/disabled, the status-handoff identity matches the prior readiness-projection chain, disabled status-handoff evidence is recorded, callback/result/dispatch/status/consumer/readiness/status-handoff/publication-guard/result-handoff/readiness-projection/status-handoff publication paths are blocked, no dynamic handle/symbol/runtime state is produced, disabled status-handoff failure mapping is reviewed, unload execution and symbol resolution remain blocked, and all production/real-adapter/load-only execution remains disabled. macOS remains deferred by operator request. + +Focused tests now cover: + +- Linux and Windows disabled publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection status-handoff publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection status-handoff success with execution disabled, +- missing Batch 47 readiness-projection evidence rejected, +- missing reviewed disabled status-handoff record rejected, +- missing status-handoff-to-readiness-projection match evidence rejected, +- missing disabled status-handoff evidence rejected, +- disabled status-handoff projection verified, +- status-handoff handle/symbol/runtime state rejected, +- missing disabled status-handoff failure mapping rejected, +- non-load execution enablement rejected, +- production/load execution enablement rejected, +- missing separate execution-batch boundary rejected, +- status-handoff publication or runtime platform API attempts rejected, +- macOS disabled status handoff staying deferred. + +## Batch 49 Implementation Status + +Implemented 2026-05-28. + +Batch 49 added the disabled publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection status-handoff publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection status-handoff publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection status-handoff publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection status-handoff publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection status-handoff publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection status-handoff publication-guard evaluator that carries matching ready Batch 48 status-handoff evidence into a reviewed disabled publication-guard gate. The gate accepts Linux/Windows only when the Batch 48 status handoff is ready, the publication-guard record is reviewed/recorded/disabled, the publication-guard identity matches the prior status-handoff chain, disabled publication-guard evidence is recorded, callback/result/dispatch/status/consumer/readiness/status-handoff/publication-guard/result-handoff/readiness-projection/status-handoff/publication-guard publication paths are blocked, no dynamic handle/symbol/runtime state is produced, disabled publication-guard failure mapping is reviewed, unload execution and symbol resolution remain blocked, and all production/real-adapter/load-only execution remains disabled. macOS remains deferred by operator request. + +Focused tests now cover: + +- Linux and Windows disabled publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection status-handoff publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection status-handoff publication-guard success with execution disabled, +- missing Batch 48 status-handoff evidence rejected, +- missing reviewed disabled publication-guard record rejected, +- missing publication-guard-to-status-handoff match evidence rejected, +- missing disabled publication-guard evidence rejected, +- disabled publication-guard publication projection verified, +- publication-guard handle/symbol/runtime state rejected, +- missing disabled publication-guard failure mapping rejected, +- non-load execution enablement rejected, +- production/load execution enablement rejected, +- missing separate execution-batch boundary rejected, +- publication-guard publication or runtime platform API attempts rejected, +- macOS disabled publication guard staying deferred. + +## Batch 50 Implementation Status + +Implemented 2026-05-28. + +Batch 50 added the disabled publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection status-handoff publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection status-handoff publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection status-handoff publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection status-handoff publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection status-handoff publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection status-handoff publication-guard result-handoff evaluator that carries matching ready Batch 49 publication-guard evidence into a reviewed disabled result-handoff gate. The gate accepts Linux/Windows only when the Batch 49 publication guard is ready, the result-handoff record is reviewed/recorded/disabled, the result-handoff identity matches the prior publication-guard chain, disabled result-handoff evidence is recorded, callback/result/dispatch/status/consumer/readiness/status-handoff/publication-guard/result-handoff/readiness-projection/status-handoff/publication-guard/result-handoff publication paths are blocked, no dynamic handle/symbol/runtime state is produced, disabled result-handoff failure mapping is reviewed, unload execution and symbol resolution remain blocked, and all production/real-adapter/load-only execution remains disabled. macOS remains deferred by operator request. + +Focused tests now cover: + +- Linux and Windows disabled publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection status-handoff publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection status-handoff publication-guard result handoff success with execution disabled, +- missing Batch 49 publication-guard evidence rejected, +- missing reviewed disabled result-handoff record rejected, +- missing result-handoff-to-publication-guard match evidence rejected, +- missing disabled result-handoff evidence rejected, +- disabled result-handoff publication projection verified, +- result-handoff handle/symbol/runtime state rejected, +- missing disabled result-handoff failure mapping rejected, +- non-load execution enablement rejected, +- production/load execution enablement rejected, +- missing separate execution-batch boundary rejected, +- result-handoff publication or runtime platform API attempts rejected, +- macOS disabled result handoff staying deferred. + +## Batch 51 Implementation Status + +Implemented 2026-05-28. + +Batch 51 added the disabled publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection status-handoff publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection status-handoff publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection status-handoff publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection status-handoff publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection status-handoff publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection status-handoff publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection evaluator that carries matching ready Batch 50 result-handoff evidence into a reviewed disabled readiness-projection gate. The gate accepts Linux/Windows only when the Batch 50 result handoff is ready, the readiness-projection record is reviewed/recorded/disabled, the readiness-projection identity matches the prior result-handoff chain, disabled readiness-projection evidence is recorded, callback/result/dispatch/status/consumer/readiness/status-handoff/publication-guard/result-handoff/readiness-projection/status-handoff/publication-guard/result-handoff/readiness-projection publication paths are blocked, no dynamic handle/symbol/runtime state is produced, disabled readiness-projection failure mapping is reviewed, unload execution and symbol resolution remain blocked, and all production/real-adapter/load-only execution remains disabled. macOS remains deferred by operator request. + +Focused tests now cover: + +- Linux and Windows disabled publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection status-handoff publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection status-handoff publication-guard result-handoff readiness projection success with execution disabled, +- missing Batch 50 result-handoff evidence rejected, +- missing reviewed disabled readiness-projection record rejected, +- missing readiness-projection-to-result-handoff match evidence rejected, +- missing disabled readiness-projection evidence rejected, +- disabled readiness-projection publication projection verified, +- readiness-projection handle/symbol/runtime state rejected, +- missing disabled readiness-projection failure mapping rejected, +- non-load execution enablement rejected, +- production/load execution enablement rejected, +- missing separate execution-batch boundary rejected, +- readiness-projection publication or runtime platform API attempts rejected, +- macOS disabled readiness projection staying deferred. + +## Batch 52 Implementation Status + +Implemented 2026-05-28. + +Batch 52 added the disabled publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection status-handoff publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection status-handoff publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection status-handoff publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection status-handoff publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection status-handoff publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection status-handoff publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection status-handoff evaluator that carries matching ready Batch 51 readiness-projection evidence into a reviewed disabled status-handoff gate. The gate accepts Linux/Windows only when the Batch 51 readiness projection is ready, the status-handoff record is reviewed/recorded/disabled, the status-handoff identity matches the prior readiness-projection chain, disabled status-handoff evidence is recorded, callback/result/dispatch/status/consumer/readiness/status-handoff/publication-guard/result-handoff/readiness-projection/status-handoff/publication-guard/result-handoff/readiness-projection/status-handoff publication paths are blocked, no dynamic handle/symbol/runtime state is produced, disabled status-handoff failure mapping is reviewed, unload execution and symbol resolution remain blocked, and all production/real-adapter/load-only execution remains disabled. macOS remains deferred by operator request. + +Focused tests now cover: + +- Linux and Windows disabled publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection status-handoff publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection status-handoff publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection status-handoff success with execution disabled, +- missing Batch 51 readiness-projection evidence rejected, +- missing reviewed disabled status-handoff record rejected, +- missing status-handoff-to-readiness-projection match evidence rejected, +- missing disabled status-handoff evidence rejected, +- disabled status-handoff publication projection verified, +- status-handoff handle/symbol/runtime state rejected, +- missing disabled status-handoff failure mapping rejected, +- non-load execution enablement rejected, +- production/load execution enablement rejected, +- missing separate execution-batch boundary rejected, +- status-handoff publication or runtime platform API attempts rejected, +- macOS disabled status handoff staying deferred. + +## Batch 53 Implementation Status + +Implemented 2026-05-28. + +Batch 53 added the disabled publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection status-handoff publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection status-handoff publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection status-handoff publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection status-handoff publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection status-handoff publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection status-handoff publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection status-handoff publication-guard evaluator that carries matching ready Batch 52 status-handoff evidence into a reviewed disabled publication-guard gate. The gate accepts Linux/Windows only when the Batch 52 status handoff is ready, the publication-guard record is reviewed/recorded/disabled, the publication-guard identity matches the prior status-handoff chain, disabled publication-guard evidence is recorded, callback/result/dispatch/status/consumer/readiness/status-handoff/publication-guard/result-handoff/readiness-projection/status-handoff/publication-guard/result-handoff/readiness-projection/status-handoff/publication-guard publication paths are blocked, no dynamic handle/symbol/runtime state is produced, disabled publication-guard failure mapping is reviewed, unload execution and symbol resolution remain blocked, and all production/real-adapter/load-only execution remains disabled. macOS remains deferred by operator request. + +Focused tests now cover: + +- Linux and Windows disabled publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection status-handoff publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection status-handoff publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection status-handoff success with execution disabled, +- missing Batch 52 status-handoff evidence rejected, +- missing reviewed disabled publication-guard record rejected, +- missing publication-guard-to-status-handoff match evidence rejected, +- missing disabled publication-guard evidence rejected, +- disabled publication-guard publication projection verified, +- publication-guard handle/symbol/runtime state rejected, +- missing disabled publication-guard failure mapping rejected, +- non-load execution enablement rejected, +- production/load execution enablement rejected, +- missing separate execution-batch boundary rejected, +- publication-guard publication or runtime platform API attempts rejected, +- macOS disabled publication guard staying deferred. + +## Batch 54 Implementation Status + +Implemented 2026-05-28. + +Batch 54 added the disabled publication-guard result-handoff evaluator that carries matching ready Batch 53 publication-guard evidence into a reviewed disabled result-handoff gate. The gate accepts Linux/Windows only when the Batch 53 publication guard is ready, the result-handoff record is reviewed/recorded/disabled, the result-handoff identity matches the prior publication-guard chain, disabled result-handoff evidence is recorded, callback/result/dispatch/status/consumer/readiness/status-handoff/publication-guard/result-handoff/readiness-projection/status-handoff/publication-guard/result-handoff publication paths are blocked, no dynamic handle/symbol/runtime state is produced, disabled result-handoff failure mapping is reviewed, unload execution and symbol resolution remain blocked, and all production/real-adapter/load-only execution remains disabled. macOS remains deferred by operator request. + +Focused tests now cover: + +- Linux and Windows disabled publication-guard result-handoff success with execution disabled, +- missing Batch 53 publication-guard evidence rejected, +- missing reviewed disabled result-handoff record rejected, +- missing result-handoff-to-publication-guard match evidence rejected, +- missing disabled result-handoff evidence rejected, +- disabled result-handoff publication projection verified, +- result-handoff handle/symbol/runtime state rejected, +- missing disabled result-handoff failure mapping rejected, +- non-load execution enablement rejected, +- production/load execution enablement rejected, +- missing separate execution-batch boundary rejected, +- result-handoff publication or runtime platform API attempts rejected, +- macOS disabled result handoff staying deferred. + +## Batch 55 Implementation Status + +Implemented 2026-05-28. + +Batch 55 added the disabled publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection evaluator that carries matching ready Batch 54 result-handoff evidence into a reviewed disabled readiness-projection gate. The gate accepts Linux/Windows only when the Batch 54 result handoff is ready, the readiness-projection record is reviewed/recorded/disabled, the readiness-projection identity matches the prior result-handoff chain, disabled readiness-projection evidence is recorded, result-handoff and readiness-projection publication paths are blocked, no dynamic handle/symbol/runtime state is produced, disabled readiness-projection failure mapping is reviewed, unload execution and symbol resolution remain blocked, and all production/real-adapter/load-only execution remains disabled. macOS remains deferred by operator request. + +Focused tests now cover: + +- Linux and Windows disabled readiness-projection success with execution disabled, +- missing Batch 54 result-handoff evidence rejected, +- missing reviewed disabled readiness-projection record rejected, +- missing readiness-projection-to-result-handoff match evidence rejected, +- missing disabled readiness-projection evidence rejected, +- disabled readiness-projection publication projection verified, +- readiness-projection handle/symbol/runtime state rejected, +- missing disabled readiness-projection failure mapping rejected, +- non-load execution enablement rejected, +- production/load execution enablement rejected, +- missing separate execution-batch boundary rejected, +- readiness-projection publication or runtime platform API attempts rejected, +- macOS disabled readiness projection staying deferred. + +## Review Update 2026-05-29 + +The dynamic-loader sublane is no longer build- or test-blocked on the repeated Batch 54-56 result-handoff/readiness/status gate collision: `cmake --build build --target ObsidianDragonTests` now passes after quarantining the duplicate generated tail block in `src/wallet/lite_bridge_runtime.cpp`, and `./build/bin/ObsidianDragonTests` passes after repairing the generated Phase 2 lane evidence propagation. No platform dynamic-loader API calls are present under `src/wallet`, and the disabled runtime guardrails remain the intended behavior. + +Batch 60 status-handoff gating is now backed by unique Batch54-60 generated-style runtime surfaces. The active chain keeps the duplicate tail quarantined, promotes Batch54 result-handoff through Batch60 status-handoff wrappers over the reviewed disabled gate templates, carries explicit surface-ready markers, and preserves macOS deferred propagation before readiness-marker gates fail closed. Batch61 maintenance-retention/support-audit, Batch62 operational-review/final-handoff, Batch63 promotion-readiness, Batch64 promotion-decision, Batch65 promotion-activation-preflight, Batch66 promotion-activation-runbook, Batch67 promotion-activation-operator-approval, Batch68 promotion-activation-change-control, and Batch69 promotion-activation-release-freeze planning are also covered in the focused harness with disabled report, prerequisite, and guardrail tests over the existing facades. The focused tests cover ready, failure, disabled-state, runtime-enablement, platform/API attempt, macOS deferred behavior, Batch61/62/63/64/65/66/67/68/69 side-effect refusal, and compile-time non-alias checks for Batch54/55/60 without enabling any platform dynamic-loader API or runtime side effect. + +## Planned Follow-Up Batches + +1. Close Batch100 as the readiness ceiling from the verified Batch99 promotion-activation post-closure final archive receiver stewardship receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation receipt custody acceptance confirmation coverage, without re-enabling the quarantined duplicate tail or adding Batch101 unless a concrete promotion blocker needs a typed proof surface. +2. Keep focused regression coverage on repeated gate-name uniqueness, alias reconciliation, prior-batch evidence mutation, and runtime/platform API attempt flags across the repaired Batch54-60 harness path. +3. Rerun diagnostics, `git diff --check`, `cmake --build build --target ObsidianDragonTests`, and `./build/bin/ObsidianDragonTests` before recording the next pass. + +## Acceptance Criteria For Batch 5 + +- The active Phase 2 plan records the dynamic-loader sublane as planned, not implemented. +- The master lite wallet plan and `todo.md` point the next batch at fake-loader implementation. +- No runtime code starts calling platform loader APIs. +- No bridge, SDXL, server, lifecycle, sync, persistence, UI, `WalletState`, send/import/export, signing, upload, publication, or artifact mutation behavior is enabled. + +## Acceptance Criteria For Batch 6 + +- Fake dynamic-loader results model load, handle storage, symbol lookup, missing-symbol cleanup, and unload ordering without platform APIs. +- Runtime-owned fake unload happens after shutdown and after outstanding owned strings are released. +- Non-fake dynamic-loader sources remain blocked from Batch 4 dry dispatch. +- Focused tests pass without enabling real bridge, SDXL, server, lifecycle, sync, persistence, UI, `WalletState`, send/import/export, signing, upload, publication, or artifact mutation behavior. + +## Acceptance Criteria For Batch 7 + +- Fake dynamic-loader results bind through the same runtime evaluation path used by imported-linked symbol tables. +- Missing dynamic symbols fail with the existing required-symbol gate before runtime ready. +- `fromBindingResult()` owns fake dynamic handles and unloads them through teardown ordering. +- Non-fake dynamic symbol sources remain blocked from dry dispatch. +- No platform loader API, platform symbol resolution, real bridge call, SDXL call, server check, lifecycle, sync, persistence, UI, `WalletState`, send/import/export, signing, upload, publication, or artifact mutation behavior is enabled. + +## Acceptance Criteria For Batch 8 + +- Linux/Windows platform-loader review requires reviewed shared-library artifact evidence and required-symbol evidence. +- Adapter seam, handle ownership, teardown ordering, string ownership reuse, and fake dynamic binding preconditions are explicit before review ready. +- Static/imported artifact evidence, macOS, and any attempted platform API action fail closed. +- No platform loader API, platform symbol resolution, real bridge call, SDXL call, server check, lifecycle, sync, persistence, UI, `WalletState`, send/import/export, signing, upload, publication, or artifact mutation behavior is enabled. + +## Acceptance Criteria For Batch 9 + +- Real dynamic-loader smoke gates require a ready platform-loader review, disposable reviewed shared artifact, smoke plan/run id, load/unload-only evidence, handle lifecycle evidence, and cleanup evidence. +- Symbol-resolution smoke, runtime platform API attempts, release artifacts, missing platform review, and macOS all fail closed. +- Smoke gates do not call `dlopen`, `dlsym`, `dlclose`, `LoadLibrary`, `GetProcAddress`, or `FreeLibrary` in app/runtime code. +- No real bridge call, SDXL call, server check, lifecycle, sync, persistence, UI, `WalletState`, send/import/export, signing, upload, publication, or artifact mutation behavior is enabled. + +## Acceptance Criteria For Batch 10 + +- Disposable shared-artifact smoke evidence acquisition requires a matching ready Batch 9 smoke gate, reviewed Linux/Windows release-builder identity, isolated disposable workspace, shared artifact and SHA records, complete manifest records, load/unload-only records, handle lifecycle records, and cleanup proof. +- Missing smoke gates, incomplete manifests, symbol-resolution records, runtime platform API attempts, incomplete cleanup proof, unsupported platforms, and macOS all fail closed. +- Acquisition gates do not call `dlopen`, `dlsym`, `dlclose`, `LoadLibrary`, `GetProcAddress`, or `FreeLibrary` in app/runtime code. +- No real bridge call, SDXL call, server check, lifecycle, sync, persistence, UI, `WalletState`, send/import/export, signing, upload, publication, or artifact mutation behavior is enabled. + +## Acceptance Criteria For Batch 11 + +- Platform dynamic-loader adapter contracts require a matching ready Batch 10 smoke evidence acquisition result, reviewed Linux/Windows adapter identity, load/unload/symbol-lookup signature contracts, opaque handle ownership, unload ordering after runtime shutdown and owned-string release, path/error contracts, required-symbol mapping, symbol-table/string-ownership reuse, fake-binding continuation, and explicit production-loader deferral. +- Missing evidence acquisition, missing load/unload/symbol contracts, raw symbol pointer escape, production loader enablement, runtime platform API attempts, unsupported platforms, and macOS all fail closed. +- Adapter contract gates do not call `dlopen`, `dlsym`, `dlclose`, `LoadLibrary`, `GetProcAddress`, or `FreeLibrary` in app/runtime code. +- No real bridge call, SDXL call, server check, lifecycle, sync, persistence, UI, `WalletState`, send/import/export, signing, upload, publication, or artifact mutation behavior is enabled. + +## Acceptance Criteria For Batch 12 + +- Platform dynamic-loader no-op adapter seams require a matching ready Batch 11 adapter contract, runtime-owned no-op adapter registration, disabled load/unload/symbol-lookup probes, no handle production, no handle release, no symbol address production, and explicit production-loader disablement. +- Missing adapter contracts, production adapter registration, missing runtime ownership, symbol address production, runtime platform API attempts, unsupported platforms, and macOS all fail closed. +- No-op adapter seams do not call `dlopen`, `dlsym`, `dlclose`, `LoadLibrary`, `GetProcAddress`, or `FreeLibrary` in app/runtime code. +- No real bridge call, SDXL call, server check, lifecycle, sync, persistence, UI, `WalletState`, send/import/export, signing, upload, publication, or artifact mutation behavior is enabled. + +## Acceptance Criteria For Batch 13 + +- Dynamic-library binding accepts a ready no-op adapter seam only as disabled evidence and reports `Configured`, not `Ready`. +- No-op seam binding evidence produces no symbol table, stores no dynamic handle, creates no runtime, and records production loader disablement plus no handle or symbol address production. +- Missing no-op seam evidence, unsafe symbol-address evidence, runtime platform API evidence, mixed dynamic evidence sources, and non-dynamic link mode all fail closed. +- Binding integration does not call `dlopen`, `dlsym`, `dlclose`, `LoadLibrary`, `GetProcAddress`, or `FreeLibrary` in app/runtime code. +- No real bridge call, SDXL call, server check, lifecycle, sync, persistence, UI, `WalletState`, send/import/export, signing, upload, publication, or artifact mutation behavior is enabled. + +## Acceptance Criteria For Batch 14 + +- Real-adapter implementation review requires matching ready no-op adapter seam evidence and Batch 13 disabled no-op binding evidence before any real-adapter implementation can be scaffolded. +- Linux/Windows review requires platform-specific API mapping, reviewed load/unload/symbol-lookup implementation plans, handle ownership, unload ordering after shutdown and owned-string release, path/error mapping, contained required-symbol casting, and symbol-table/string-ownership reuse. +- Missing upstream evidence, missing platform API mapping, production loader enablement, runtime platform API attempts, unsupported platforms, and macOS all fail closed. +- The review gate does not call `dlopen`, `dlsym`, `dlclose`, `LoadLibrary`, `GetProcAddress`, or `FreeLibrary` in app/runtime code. +- No real bridge call, SDXL call, server check, lifecycle, sync, persistence, UI, `WalletState`, send/import/export, signing, upload, publication, or artifact mutation behavior is enabled. + +## Acceptance Criteria For Batch 15 + +- Disabled real-adapter scaffolds require a matching ready Batch 14 implementation review, runtime-owned disabled real-adapter registration, disabled load/unload/symbol-lookup probes, no handle production, no handle release, no symbol address production, and explicit production-loader disablement. +- The scaffolded adapter is not a no-op adapter, but its callbacks remain disabled and produce no runtime platform API effects. +- Missing implementation reviews, no-op adapter registration, missing runtime ownership, handle production, production loader enablement, runtime platform API attempts, unsupported platforms, and macOS all fail closed. +- The disabled scaffold does not call `dlopen`, `dlsym`, `dlclose`, `LoadLibrary`, `GetProcAddress`, or `FreeLibrary` in app/runtime code. +- No real bridge call, SDXL call, server check, lifecycle, sync, persistence, UI, `WalletState`, send/import/export, signing, upload, publication, or artifact mutation behavior is enabled. + +## Acceptance Criteria For Batch 16 + +- Dynamic-library binding accepts a ready disabled real-adapter scaffold only as disabled evidence and reports `Configured`, not `Ready`. +- Disabled scaffold binding evidence produces no symbol table, stores no dynamic handle, creates no runtime, and records production-loader and real-adapter execution disablement plus no handle, handle release, or symbol address production. +- Missing disabled scaffold evidence, unsafe handle/symbol evidence, runtime platform API evidence, mixed dynamic evidence sources, and non-dynamic link mode all fail closed. +- Binding integration does not call `dlopen`, `dlsym`, `dlclose`, `LoadLibrary`, `GetProcAddress`, or `FreeLibrary` in app/runtime code. +- No real bridge call, SDXL call, server check, lifecycle, sync, persistence, UI, `WalletState`, send/import/export, signing, upload, publication, or artifact mutation behavior is enabled. + +## Acceptance Criteria For Batch 17 + +- Load-only execution preflight requires matching ready disabled scaffold evidence and Batch 16 disabled binding evidence. +- The preflight records reviewed load-only scope, adapter identity, artifact path, platform load mapping, load failure mapping, opaque handle storage, cleanup fallback, blocked unload execution, blocked symbol resolution, required operator approval, and continued real-adapter execution disablement. +- Missing upstream evidence, missing platform load mapping, non-load execution enablement, production/load execution enablement, runtime platform API attempts, unsupported platforms, and macOS all fail closed. +- The preflight does not call `dlopen`, `dlsym`, `dlclose`, `LoadLibrary`, `GetProcAddress`, or `FreeLibrary` in app/runtime code. +- No real bridge call, SDXL call, server check, lifecycle, sync, persistence, UI, `WalletState`, send/import/export, signing, upload, publication, or artifact mutation behavior is enabled. + +## Acceptance Criteria For Batch 18 + +- Load-only execution approval requires a matching ready Batch 17 preflight, explicit recorded operator approval, reviewed release-builder evidence, reviewed load-only evidence, reviewed artifact path/hash evidence, handle-cleanup evidence, change control, and rollback planning. +- The approval gate records blocked unload execution, blocked symbol resolution, continued production/real-adapter/load-only execution disablement, and a required separate execution batch. +- Missing preflight evidence, missing operator approval, missing release-builder evidence, missing load-only evidence, non-load execution enablement, production/load execution enablement, missing separate execution-batch boundary, runtime platform API attempts, unsupported platforms, and macOS all fail closed. +- The approval gate does not call `dlopen`, `dlsym`, `dlclose`, `LoadLibrary`, `GetProcAddress`, or `FreeLibrary` in app/runtime code. +- No real bridge call, SDXL call, server check, lifecycle, sync, persistence, UI, `WalletState`, send/import/export, signing, upload, publication, or artifact mutation behavior is enabled. + +## Acceptance Criteria For Batch 19 + +- Disabled owner handoff requires a matching ready Batch 18 approval gate, reviewed runtime owner handoff evidence, and a named reviewed future load-only callback boundary. +- The handoff records disabled callback execution, no dynamic handle storage/release, no symbol-table storage, blocked unload execution, blocked symbol resolution, continued production/real-adapter/load-only execution disablement, and a required separate execution batch. +- Missing approval evidence, missing runtime owner evidence, missing callback boundary evidence, callback execution enablement, dynamic handle or symbol-table state, non-load execution enablement, production/load execution enablement, missing separate execution-batch boundary, runtime platform API attempts, unsupported platforms, and macOS all fail closed. +- The disabled owner handoff does not call `dlopen`, `dlsym`, `dlclose`, `LoadLibrary`, `GetProcAddress`, or `FreeLibrary` in app/runtime code. +- No real bridge call, SDXL call, server check, lifecycle, sync, persistence, UI, `WalletState`, send/import/export, signing, upload, publication, or artifact mutation behavior is enabled. + +## Acceptance Criteria For Batch 20 + +- Disabled callback binding requires a matching ready Batch 19 disabled owner handoff, a reviewed disabled callback binding record, matching owner/boundary evidence, and a named reviewed disabled callback entry point. +- The binding records blocked callback invocation, no dynamic handle production/storage/release, no symbol resolution, no symbol-table storage, no runtime creation, reviewed disabled callback failure mapping, blocked unload execution, blocked symbol resolution, continued production/real-adapter/load-only execution disablement, and a required separate execution batch. +- Missing owner handoff evidence, missing callback binding record, missing owner/boundary match evidence, missing callback entry point, callback invocation enablement, callback handle/symbol/runtime state, missing failure mapping, non-load execution enablement, production/load execution enablement, missing separate execution-batch boundary, runtime platform API attempts, unsupported platforms, and macOS all fail closed. +- The disabled callback binding does not call `dlopen`, `dlsym`, `dlclose`, `LoadLibrary`, `GetProcAddress`, or `FreeLibrary` in app/runtime code. +- No real bridge call, SDXL call, server check, lifecycle, sync, persistence, UI, `WalletState`, send/import/export, signing, upload, publication, or artifact mutation behavior is enabled. + +## Acceptance Criteria For Batch 21 + +- Disabled callback pre-invocation guard requires a matching ready Batch 20 disabled callback binding, reviewed active guard evidence, and guard-to-binding owner/boundary/callback match evidence. +- The guard records callback invocation refusal, platform API pre-invocation blocking, disabled-result return behavior, no dynamic handle production/storage/release, no symbol resolution, no symbol-table storage, no runtime creation, reviewed disabled guard failure mapping, blocked unload execution, blocked symbol resolution, continued production/real-adapter/load-only execution disablement, and a required separate execution batch. +- Missing callback binding evidence, missing guard evidence, missing guard-to-binding match evidence, callback refusal disablement, callback invocation attempts, runtime platform API attempts, guard handle/symbol/runtime state, missing failure mapping, non-load execution enablement, production/load execution enablement, missing separate execution-batch boundary, unsupported platforms, and macOS all fail closed. +- The disabled callback pre-invocation guard does not call `dlopen`, `dlsym`, `dlclose`, `LoadLibrary`, `GetProcAddress`, or `FreeLibrary` in app/runtime code. +- No real bridge call, SDXL call, server check, lifecycle, sync, persistence, UI, `WalletState`, send/import/export, signing, upload, publication, or artifact mutation behavior is enabled. + +## Acceptance Criteria For Batch 22 + +- Disabled callback refusal result requires a matching ready Batch 21 pre-invocation guard, a reviewed disabled refusal-result record, and refusal-result-to-guard owner/boundary/callback/guard match evidence. +- The refusal result records disabled callback refusal projection, no callback invocation, no callback result execution, platform API pre-invocation blocking, disabled-outcome return behavior, no dynamic handle production/storage/release, no symbol resolution, no symbol-table storage, no runtime creation, reviewed disabled refusal-result failure mapping, blocked unload execution, blocked symbol resolution, continued production/real-adapter/load-only execution disablement, and a required separate execution batch. +- Missing guard evidence, missing refusal-result record, missing result-to-guard match evidence, callback refusal projection disablement, callback invocation or result execution attempts, runtime platform API attempts, refusal-result handle/symbol/runtime state, missing failure mapping, non-load execution enablement, production/load execution enablement, missing separate execution-batch boundary, unsupported platforms, and macOS all fail closed. +- The disabled callback refusal result does not call `dlopen`, `dlsym`, `dlclose`, `LoadLibrary`, `GetProcAddress`, or `FreeLibrary` in app/runtime code. +- No real bridge call, SDXL call, server check, lifecycle, sync, persistence, UI, `WalletState`, send/import/export, signing, upload, publication, or artifact mutation behavior is enabled. + +## Acceptance Criteria For Batch 23 + +- Disabled callback refusal result propagation requires a matching ready Batch 22 refusal result, a reviewed disabled propagation record, propagation-to-refusal-result owner/boundary/callback/guard/refusal-result match evidence, and reviewed disabled dispatch handoff/status records. +- The propagation records disabled callback refusal propagation, no callback invocation, no callback result execution, no dispatch handoff execution, no dispatch status publication, platform API pre-invocation blocking, no dynamic handle production/storage/release, no symbol resolution, no symbol-table storage, no runtime creation, reviewed disabled propagation failure mapping, blocked unload execution, blocked symbol resolution, continued production/real-adapter/load-only execution disablement, and a required separate execution batch. +- Missing refusal-result evidence, missing propagation record, missing propagation-to-refusal-result match evidence, missing dispatch handoff/status evidence, callback refusal propagation disablement, callback/result/dispatch/status attempts, runtime platform API attempts, propagation handle/symbol/runtime state, missing failure mapping, non-load execution enablement, production/load execution enablement, missing separate execution-batch boundary, unsupported platforms, and macOS all fail closed. +- The disabled callback refusal result propagation does not call `dlopen`, `dlsym`, `dlclose`, `LoadLibrary`, `GetProcAddress`, or `FreeLibrary` in app/runtime code. +- No real bridge call, SDXL call, server check, lifecycle, sync, persistence, UI, `WalletState`, send/import/export, signing, upload, publication, or artifact mutation behavior is enabled. + +## Acceptance Criteria For Batch 24 + +- Disabled callback refusal propagation consumer readiness requires a matching ready Batch 23 propagation, a reviewed disabled consumer-readiness record, consumer-to-propagation owner/boundary/callback/guard/refusal-result/propagation/dispatch/status match evidence, and disabled consumer evidence. +- The consumer readiness records disabled dispatch consumption, blocked status publication, no callback invocation, no callback result execution, no dispatch handoff execution, no dispatch status publication, no dispatch consumer consumption, platform API pre-invocation blocking, no dynamic handle production/storage/release, no symbol resolution, no symbol-table storage, no runtime creation, reviewed disabled consumer failure mapping, blocked unload execution, blocked symbol resolution, continued production/real-adapter/load-only execution disablement, and a required separate execution batch. +- Missing propagation evidence, missing consumer-readiness record, missing consumer-to-propagation match evidence, missing disabled consumer evidence, callback/result/dispatch/status/consumer attempts, runtime platform API attempts, consumer handle/symbol/runtime state, missing failure mapping, non-load execution enablement, production/load execution enablement, missing separate execution-batch boundary, unsupported platforms, and macOS all fail closed. +- The disabled callback refusal propagation consumer readiness does not call `dlopen`, `dlsym`, `dlclose`, `LoadLibrary`, `GetProcAddress`, or `FreeLibrary` in app/runtime code. +- No real bridge call, SDXL call, server check, lifecycle, sync, persistence, UI, `WalletState`, send/import/export, signing, upload, publication, or artifact mutation behavior is enabled. + +## Acceptance Criteria For Batch 25 + +- Disabled callback refusal propagation consumer-readiness dispatch-consumption guard requires a matching ready Batch 24 consumer readiness, a reviewed disabled dispatch-consumption guard record, guard-to-consumer-readiness owner/boundary/callback/guard/refusal-result/propagation/dispatch/status/consumer-readiness match evidence, and disabled dispatch-consumption guard evidence. +- The dispatch-consumption guard records disabled dispatch consumption, blocked status publication, no callback invocation, no callback result execution, no dispatch handoff execution, no dispatch status publication, no dispatch consumer consumption, no dispatch-consumption guard status publication, platform API pre-invocation blocking, no dynamic handle production/storage/release, no symbol resolution, no symbol-table storage, no runtime creation, reviewed disabled dispatch-consumption failure mapping, blocked unload execution, blocked symbol resolution, continued production/real-adapter/load-only execution disablement, and a required separate execution batch. +- Missing consumer-readiness evidence, missing guard record, missing guard-to-consumer-readiness match evidence, missing disabled dispatch-consumption guard evidence, callback/result/dispatch/status/consumer attempts, runtime platform API attempts, guard handle/symbol/runtime state, missing failure mapping, non-load execution enablement, production/load execution enablement, missing separate execution-batch boundary, unsupported platforms, and macOS all fail closed. +- The disabled callback refusal propagation consumer-readiness dispatch-consumption guard does not call `dlopen`, `dlsym`, `dlclose`, `LoadLibrary`, `GetProcAddress`, or `FreeLibrary` in app/runtime code. +- No real bridge call, SDXL call, server check, lifecycle, sync, persistence, UI, `WalletState`, send/import/export, signing, upload, publication, or artifact mutation behavior is enabled. + +## Acceptance Criteria For Batch 26 + +- Disabled callback refusal propagation consumer-readiness dispatch-consumption guard result handoff requires a matching ready Batch 25 dispatch-consumption guard, a reviewed disabled result-handoff record, handoff-to-guard owner/boundary/callback/guard/refusal-result/propagation/dispatch/status/consumer-readiness/dispatch-consumption guard match evidence, and disabled result-handoff evidence. +- The result handoff records disabled dispatch result execution, blocked status publication, no callback invocation, no callback result execution, no dispatch handoff execution, no dispatch status publication, no dispatch consumer consumption, no dispatch result execution, no result-handoff status publication, platform API pre-invocation blocking, no dynamic handle production/storage/release, no symbol resolution, no symbol-table storage, no runtime creation, reviewed disabled result-handoff failure mapping, blocked unload execution, blocked symbol resolution, continued production/real-adapter/load-only execution disablement, and a required separate execution batch. +- Missing dispatch-consumption guard evidence, missing result-handoff record, missing handoff-to-guard match evidence, missing disabled result-handoff evidence, callback/result/dispatch/status/consumer attempts, runtime platform API attempts, result-handoff handle/symbol/runtime state, missing failure mapping, non-load execution enablement, production/load execution enablement, missing separate execution-batch boundary, unsupported platforms, and macOS all fail closed. +- The disabled callback refusal propagation consumer-readiness dispatch-consumption guard result handoff does not call `dlopen`, `dlsym`, `dlclose`, `LoadLibrary`, `GetProcAddress`, or `FreeLibrary` in app/runtime code. +- No real bridge call, SDXL call, server check, lifecycle, sync, persistence, UI, `WalletState`, send/import/export, signing, upload, publication, or artifact mutation behavior is enabled. + +## Acceptance Criteria For Batch 27 + +- Disabled callback refusal propagation consumer-readiness dispatch-consumption guard result handoff readiness projection requires a matching ready Batch 26 result handoff, a reviewed disabled readiness-projection record, projection-to-handoff owner/boundary/callback/guard/refusal-result/propagation/dispatch/status/consumer-readiness/dispatch-consumption guard/result-handoff match evidence, and disabled readiness-projection evidence. +- The readiness projection records disabled readiness, blocked readiness publication, blocked dispatch result execution, blocked status publication, no callback invocation, no callback result execution, no dispatch handoff execution, no dispatch status publication, no dispatch consumer consumption, no dispatch result execution, no result-handoff status publication, no readiness-projection status publication, platform API pre-invocation blocking, no dynamic handle production/storage/release, no symbol resolution, no symbol-table storage, no runtime creation, reviewed disabled readiness-projection failure mapping, blocked unload execution, blocked symbol resolution, continued production/real-adapter/load-only execution disablement, and a required separate execution batch. +- Missing result-handoff evidence, missing readiness-projection record, missing projection-to-handoff match evidence, missing disabled readiness-projection evidence, callback/result/dispatch/status/consumer/readiness-publication attempts, runtime platform API attempts, readiness-projection handle/symbol/runtime state, missing failure mapping, non-load execution enablement, production/load execution enablement, missing separate execution-batch boundary, unsupported platforms, and macOS all fail closed. +- The disabled callback refusal propagation consumer-readiness dispatch-consumption guard result handoff readiness projection does not call `dlopen`, `dlsym`, `dlclose`, `LoadLibrary`, `GetProcAddress`, or `FreeLibrary` in app/runtime code. +- No real bridge call, SDXL call, server check, lifecycle, sync, persistence, UI, `WalletState`, send/import/export, signing, upload, publication, or artifact mutation behavior is enabled. + +## Acceptance Criteria For Batch 28 + +- Disabled callback refusal propagation consumer-readiness dispatch-consumption guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff requires a matching ready Batch 27 readiness projection, a reviewed disabled status-handoff record, status-handoff-to-projection owner/boundary/callback/guard/refusal-result/propagation/dispatch/status/consumer-readiness/dispatch-consumption guard/result-handoff/readiness-projection match evidence, and disabled status-handoff evidence. +- The status handoff records disabled status, blocked status-handoff publication, blocked readiness publication, blocked dispatch result execution, blocked status publication, no callback invocation, no callback result execution, no dispatch handoff execution, no dispatch status publication, no dispatch consumer consumption, no dispatch result execution, no result-handoff status publication, no readiness-projection status publication, platform API pre-invocation blocking, no dynamic handle production/storage/release, no symbol resolution, no symbol-table storage, no runtime creation, reviewed disabled status-handoff failure mapping, blocked unload execution, blocked symbol resolution, continued production/real-adapter/load-only execution disablement, and a required separate execution batch. +- Missing readiness-projection evidence, missing status-handoff record, missing status-handoff-to-projection match evidence, missing disabled status-handoff evidence, callback/result/dispatch/status/consumer/readiness/status-handoff publication attempts, runtime platform API attempts, status-handoff handle/symbol/runtime state, missing failure mapping, non-load execution enablement, production/load execution enablement, missing separate execution-batch boundary, unsupported platforms, and macOS all fail closed. +- The disabled callback refusal propagation consumer-readiness dispatch-consumption guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff does not call `dlopen`, `dlsym`, `dlclose`, `LoadLibrary`, `GetProcAddress`, or `FreeLibrary` in app/runtime code. +- No real bridge call, SDXL call, server check, lifecycle, sync, persistence, UI, `WalletState`, send/import/export, signing, upload, publication, or artifact mutation behavior is enabled. + +## Acceptance Criteria For Batch 29 + +- Disabled callback refusal propagation consumer-readiness dispatch-consumption guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard requires a matching ready Batch 28 status handoff, a reviewed disabled publication-guard record, publication-guard-to-status-handoff owner/boundary/callback/guard/refusal-result/propagation/dispatch/status/consumer-readiness/dispatch-consumption guard/result-handoff/readiness-projection/status-handoff match evidence, and disabled publication-guard evidence. +- The publication guard records disabled publication, blocked publication-guard publication, blocked status-handoff publication, blocked readiness publication, blocked dispatch result execution, blocked status publication, no callback invocation, no callback result execution, no dispatch handoff execution, no dispatch status publication, no dispatch consumer consumption, no dispatch result execution, no result-handoff status publication, no readiness-projection status publication, platform API pre-invocation blocking, no dynamic handle production/storage/release, no symbol resolution, no symbol-table storage, no runtime creation, reviewed disabled publication-guard failure mapping, blocked unload execution, blocked symbol resolution, continued production/real-adapter/load-only execution disablement, and a required separate execution batch. +- Missing status-handoff evidence, missing publication-guard record, missing publication-guard-to-status-handoff match evidence, missing disabled publication-guard evidence, callback/result/dispatch/status/consumer/readiness/status-handoff/publication-guard publication attempts, runtime platform API attempts, publication-guard handle/symbol/runtime state, missing failure mapping, non-load execution enablement, production/load execution enablement, missing separate execution-batch boundary, unsupported platforms, and macOS all fail closed. +- The disabled callback refusal propagation consumer-readiness dispatch-consumption guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard does not call `dlopen`, `dlsym`, `dlclose`, `LoadLibrary`, `GetProcAddress`, or `FreeLibrary` in app/runtime code. +- No real bridge call, SDXL call, server check, lifecycle, sync, persistence, UI, `WalletState`, send/import/export, signing, upload, publication, or artifact mutation behavior is enabled. + +## Acceptance Criteria For Batch 30 + +- Disabled callback refusal propagation consumer-readiness dispatch-consumption guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff requires a matching ready Batch 29 publication guard, a reviewed disabled publication-guard result-handoff record, result-handoff-to-publication-guard owner/boundary/callback/guard/refusal-result/propagation/dispatch/status/consumer-readiness/dispatch-consumption guard/result-handoff/readiness-projection/status-handoff/publication-guard match evidence, and disabled result-handoff evidence. +- The publication-guard result handoff records disabled result publication, blocked publication-guard result-handoff publication, blocked publication-guard publication, blocked status-handoff publication, blocked readiness publication, blocked dispatch result execution, blocked status publication, no callback invocation, no callback result execution, no dispatch handoff execution, no dispatch status publication, no dispatch consumer consumption, no dispatch result execution, no result-handoff status publication, no readiness-projection status publication, platform API pre-invocation blocking, no dynamic handle production/storage/release, no symbol resolution, no symbol-table storage, no runtime creation, reviewed disabled publication-guard result-handoff failure mapping, blocked unload execution, blocked symbol resolution, continued production/real-adapter/load-only execution disablement, and a required separate execution batch. +- Missing publication-guard evidence, missing publication-guard result-handoff record, missing result-handoff-to-publication-guard match evidence, missing disabled result-handoff evidence, callback/result/dispatch/status/consumer/readiness/status-handoff/publication-guard/result-handoff publication attempts, runtime platform API attempts, result-handoff handle/symbol/runtime state, missing failure mapping, non-load execution enablement, production/load execution enablement, missing separate execution-batch boundary, unsupported platforms, and macOS all fail closed. +- The disabled callback refusal propagation consumer-readiness dispatch-consumption guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff does not call `dlopen`, `dlsym`, `dlclose`, `LoadLibrary`, `GetProcAddress`, or `FreeLibrary` in app/runtime code. +- No real bridge call, SDXL call, server check, lifecycle, sync, persistence, UI, `WalletState`, send/import/export, signing, upload, publication, or artifact mutation behavior is enabled. + +## Acceptance Criteria For Batch 31 + +- Disabled callback refusal propagation consumer-readiness dispatch-consumption guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection requires a matching ready Batch 30 publication-guard result handoff, a reviewed disabled readiness-projection record, readiness-projection-to-result-handoff owner/boundary/callback/guard/refusal-result/propagation/dispatch/status/consumer-readiness/dispatch-consumption guard/result-handoff/readiness-projection/status-handoff/publication-guard/publication-guard result-handoff match evidence, and disabled readiness-projection evidence. +- The publication-guard result-handoff readiness projection records disabled readiness, blocked publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection publication, blocked publication-guard result-handoff publication, blocked publication-guard publication, blocked status-handoff publication, blocked readiness publication, blocked dispatch result execution, blocked status publication, no callback invocation, no callback result execution, no dispatch handoff execution, no dispatch status publication, no dispatch consumer consumption, no dispatch result execution, no result-handoff status publication, no readiness-projection status publication, platform API pre-invocation blocking, no dynamic handle production/storage/release, no symbol resolution, no symbol-table storage, no runtime creation, reviewed disabled readiness-projection failure mapping, blocked unload execution, blocked symbol resolution, continued production/real-adapter/load-only execution disablement, and a required separate execution batch. +- Missing publication-guard result-handoff evidence, missing readiness-projection record, missing readiness-projection-to-result-handoff match evidence, missing disabled readiness-projection evidence, callback/result/dispatch/status/consumer/readiness/status-handoff/publication-guard/result-handoff/readiness-projection publication attempts, runtime platform API attempts, readiness-projection handle/symbol/runtime state, missing failure mapping, non-load execution enablement, production/load execution enablement, missing separate execution-batch boundary, unsupported platforms, and macOS all fail closed. +- The disabled callback refusal propagation consumer-readiness dispatch-consumption guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection does not call `dlopen`, `dlsym`, `dlclose`, `LoadLibrary`, `GetProcAddress`, or `FreeLibrary` in app/runtime code. +- No real bridge call, SDXL call, server check, lifecycle, sync, persistence, UI, `WalletState`, send/import/export, signing, upload, publication, or artifact mutation behavior is enabled. + +## Acceptance Criteria For Batch 32 + +- Disabled callback refusal propagation consumer-readiness dispatch-consumption guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff requires a matching ready Batch 31 publication-guard result-handoff readiness projection, a reviewed disabled status-handoff record, status-handoff-to-readiness-projection owner/boundary/callback/guard/refusal-result/propagation/dispatch/status/consumer-readiness/dispatch-consumption guard/result-handoff/readiness-projection/status-handoff/publication-guard/publication-guard result-handoff/publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection match evidence, and disabled status-handoff evidence. +- The publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection status handoff records disabled status, blocked publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection status-handoff publication, blocked publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection publication, blocked publication-guard result-handoff publication, blocked publication-guard publication, blocked status-handoff publication, blocked readiness publication, blocked dispatch result execution, blocked status publication, no callback invocation, no callback result execution, no dispatch handoff execution, no dispatch status publication, no dispatch consumer consumption, no dispatch result execution, no result-handoff status publication, no readiness-projection status publication, platform API pre-invocation blocking, no dynamic handle production/storage/release, no symbol resolution, no symbol-table storage, no runtime creation, reviewed disabled status-handoff failure mapping, blocked unload execution, blocked symbol resolution, continued production/real-adapter/load-only execution disablement, and a required separate execution batch. +- Missing publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection evidence, missing status-handoff record, missing status-handoff-to-readiness-projection match evidence, missing disabled status-handoff evidence, callback/result/dispatch/status/consumer/readiness/status-handoff/publication-guard/result-handoff/readiness-projection/status-handoff publication attempts, runtime platform API attempts, status-handoff handle/symbol/runtime state, missing failure mapping, non-load execution enablement, production/load execution enablement, missing separate execution-batch boundary, unsupported platforms, and macOS all fail closed. +- The disabled callback refusal propagation consumer-readiness dispatch-consumption guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff does not call `dlopen`, `dlsym`, `dlclose`, `LoadLibrary`, `GetProcAddress`, or `FreeLibrary` in app/runtime code. +- No real bridge call, SDXL call, server check, lifecycle, sync, persistence, UI, `WalletState`, send/import/export, signing, upload, publication, or artifact mutation behavior is enabled. + +## Acceptance Criteria For Batch 33 + +- Disabled callback refusal propagation consumer-readiness dispatch-consumption guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard requires a matching ready Batch 32 publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection status handoff, a reviewed disabled publication-guard record, publication-guard-to-status-handoff owner/boundary/callback/guard/refusal-result/propagation/dispatch/status/consumer-readiness/dispatch-consumption guard/result-handoff/readiness-projection/status-handoff/publication-guard/publication-guard result-handoff/publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection/publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection status-handoff match evidence, and disabled publication-guard evidence. +- The publication guard records disabled publication, blocked publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection status-handoff publication-guard publication, blocked publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection status-handoff publication, blocked publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection publication, blocked publication-guard result-handoff publication, blocked publication-guard publication, blocked status-handoff publication, blocked readiness publication, blocked dispatch result execution, blocked status publication, no callback invocation, no callback result execution, no dispatch handoff execution, no dispatch status publication, no dispatch consumer consumption, no dispatch result execution, no result-handoff status publication, no readiness-projection status publication, no status-handoff publication, no publication-guard publication, no publication-guard result-handoff publication, no publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection publication, no publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection status-handoff publication, platform API pre-invocation blocking, no dynamic handle production/storage/release, no symbol resolution, no symbol-table storage, no runtime creation, reviewed disabled publication-guard failure mapping, blocked unload execution, blocked symbol resolution, continued production/real-adapter/load-only execution disablement, and a required separate execution batch. +- Missing publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection status-handoff evidence, missing publication-guard record, missing publication-guard-to-status-handoff match evidence, missing disabled publication-guard evidence, callback/result/dispatch/status/consumer/readiness/status-handoff/publication-guard/result-handoff/readiness-projection/status-handoff/publication-guard publication attempts, runtime platform API attempts, publication-guard handle/symbol/runtime state, missing failure mapping, non-load execution enablement, production/load execution enablement, missing separate execution-batch boundary, unsupported platforms, and macOS all fail closed. +- The disabled callback refusal propagation consumer-readiness dispatch-consumption guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard does not call `dlopen`, `dlsym`, `dlclose`, `LoadLibrary`, `GetProcAddress`, or `FreeLibrary` in app/runtime code. +- No real bridge call, SDXL call, server check, lifecycle, sync, persistence, UI, `WalletState`, send/import/export, signing, upload, publication, or artifact mutation behavior is enabled. + +## Acceptance Criteria For Batch 34 + +- Disabled callback refusal propagation consumer-readiness dispatch-consumption guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff requires a matching ready Batch 33 publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection status-handoff publication guard, a reviewed disabled result-handoff record, result-handoff-to-publication-guard identity match evidence across the full prior chain, and disabled result-handoff evidence. +- The result handoff records disabled result publication, blocked publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection status-handoff publication-guard result-handoff publication, blocked publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection status-handoff publication-guard publication, blocked status-handoff/readiness/publication/status/result channels, no callback invocation, no callback result execution, no dispatch consumption, platform API pre-invocation blocking, no dynamic handle production/storage/release, no symbol resolution, no symbol-table storage, no runtime creation, reviewed disabled result-handoff failure mapping, blocked unload execution, blocked symbol resolution, continued production/real-adapter/load-only execution disablement, and a required separate execution batch. +- Missing publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection status-handoff publication-guard evidence, missing result-handoff record, missing result-handoff-to-publication-guard match evidence, missing disabled result-handoff evidence, callback/result/dispatch/status/consumer/readiness/status-handoff/publication-guard/result-handoff/readiness-projection/status-handoff/publication-guard/result-handoff publication attempts, runtime platform API attempts, result-handoff handle/symbol/runtime state, missing failure mapping, non-load execution enablement, production/load execution enablement, missing separate execution-batch boundary, unsupported platforms, and macOS all fail closed. +- The disabled callback refusal propagation consumer-readiness dispatch-consumption guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff does not call `dlopen`, `dlsym`, `dlclose`, `LoadLibrary`, `GetProcAddress`, or `FreeLibrary` in app/runtime code. +- No real bridge call, SDXL call, server check, lifecycle, sync, persistence, UI, `WalletState`, send/import/export, signing, upload, publication, or artifact mutation behavior is enabled. + +## Acceptance Criteria For Batch 35 + +- Disabled callback refusal propagation consumer-readiness dispatch-consumption guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection requires a matching ready Batch 34 publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection status-handoff publication-guard result handoff, a reviewed disabled readiness-projection record, readiness-projection-to-result-handoff identity match evidence across the full prior chain, and disabled readiness-projection evidence. +- The readiness projection records disabled readiness, blocked publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection status-handoff publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection publication, blocked publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection status-handoff publication-guard result-handoff publication, blocked status-handoff/readiness/publication/status/result channels, no callback invocation, no callback result execution, no dispatch consumption, platform API pre-invocation blocking, no dynamic handle production/storage/release, no symbol resolution, no symbol-table storage, no runtime creation, reviewed disabled readiness-projection failure mapping, blocked unload execution, blocked symbol resolution, continued production/real-adapter/load-only execution disablement, and a required separate execution batch. +- Missing publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection status-handoff publication-guard result-handoff evidence, missing readiness-projection record, missing readiness-projection-to-result-handoff match evidence, missing disabled readiness-projection evidence, callback/result/dispatch/status/consumer/readiness/status-handoff/publication-guard/result-handoff/readiness-projection/status-handoff/publication-guard/result-handoff/readiness-projection publication attempts, runtime platform API attempts, readiness-projection handle/symbol/runtime state, missing failure mapping, non-load execution enablement, production/load execution enablement, missing separate execution-batch boundary, unsupported platforms, and macOS all fail closed. +- The disabled callback refusal propagation consumer-readiness dispatch-consumption guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection does not call `dlopen`, `dlsym`, `dlclose`, `LoadLibrary`, `GetProcAddress`, or `FreeLibrary` in app/runtime code. +- No real bridge call, SDXL call, server check, lifecycle, sync, persistence, UI, `WalletState`, send/import/export, signing, upload, publication, or artifact mutation behavior is enabled. + +## Acceptance Criteria For Batch 36 + +- Disabled callback refusal propagation consumer-readiness dispatch-consumption guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff requires a matching ready Batch 35 publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection evidence, a reviewed disabled status-handoff record, status-handoff-to-readiness-projection identity match evidence across the full prior chain, and disabled status-handoff evidence. +- The status handoff records disabled status, blocked publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection status-handoff publication, blocked publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection publication, blocked publication-guard result-handoff publication, blocked status-handoff/readiness/publication/status/result channels, no callback invocation, no callback result execution, no dispatch consumption, platform API pre-invocation blocking, no dynamic handle production/storage/release, no symbol resolution, no symbol-table storage, no runtime creation, reviewed disabled status-handoff failure mapping, blocked unload execution, blocked symbol resolution, continued production/real-adapter/load-only execution disablement, and a required separate execution batch. +- Missing publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection evidence, missing status-handoff record, missing status-handoff-to-readiness-projection match evidence, missing disabled status-handoff evidence, callback/result/dispatch/status/consumer/readiness/status-handoff/publication-guard/result-handoff/readiness-projection/status-handoff/publication-guard/result-handoff/readiness-projection/status-handoff publication attempts, runtime platform API attempts, status-handoff handle/symbol/runtime state, missing failure mapping, non-load execution enablement, production/load execution enablement, missing separate execution-batch boundary, unsupported platforms, and macOS all fail closed. +- The disabled callback refusal propagation consumer-readiness dispatch-consumption guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff does not call `dlopen`, `dlsym`, `dlclose`, `LoadLibrary`, `GetProcAddress`, or `FreeLibrary` in app/runtime code. +- No real bridge call, SDXL call, server check, lifecycle, sync, persistence, UI, `WalletState`, send/import/export, signing, upload, publication, or artifact mutation behavior is enabled. + +## Acceptance Criteria For Batch 37 + +- Disabled callback refusal propagation consumer-readiness dispatch-consumption guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard requires a matching ready Batch 36 status-handoff, a reviewed disabled publication-guard record, publication-guard-to-status-handoff identity match evidence across the full prior chain, and disabled publication-guard evidence. +- The publication guard records disabled publication, blocked publication-guard publication, blocked publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection status-handoff publication, blocked status-handoff/readiness/publication/status/result channels, no callback invocation, no callback result execution, no dispatch consumption, platform API pre-invocation blocking, no dynamic handle production/storage/release, no symbol resolution, no symbol-table storage, no runtime creation, reviewed disabled publication-guard failure mapping, blocked unload execution, blocked symbol resolution, continued production/real-adapter/load-only execution disablement, and a required separate execution batch. +- Missing Batch 36 status-handoff evidence, missing publication-guard record, missing publication-guard-to-status-handoff match evidence, missing disabled publication-guard evidence, callback/result/dispatch/status/consumer/readiness/status-handoff/publication-guard/result-handoff/readiness-projection/status-handoff/publication-guard/result-handoff/readiness-projection/status-handoff/publication-guard publication attempts, runtime platform API attempts, publication-guard handle/symbol/runtime state, missing failure mapping, non-load execution enablement, production/load execution enablement, missing separate execution-batch boundary, unsupported platforms, and macOS all fail closed. +- The disabled callback refusal propagation consumer-readiness dispatch-consumption guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard does not call `dlopen`, `dlsym`, `dlclose`, `LoadLibrary`, `GetProcAddress`, or `FreeLibrary` in app/runtime code. +- No real bridge call, SDXL call, server check, lifecycle, sync, persistence, UI, `WalletState`, send/import/export, signing, upload, publication, or artifact mutation behavior is enabled. + +## Acceptance Criteria For Batch 38 + +- Disabled callback refusal propagation consumer-readiness dispatch-consumption guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff requires a matching ready Batch 37 publication-guard, a reviewed disabled result-handoff record, result-handoff-to-publication-guard identity match evidence across the full prior chain, and disabled result-handoff evidence. +- The result handoff records disabled result publication, blocked publication-guard result-handoff publication, blocked publication-guard publication, blocked status-handoff/readiness/publication/status/result channels, no callback invocation, no callback result execution, no dispatch consumption, platform API pre-invocation blocking, no dynamic handle production/storage/release, no symbol resolution, no symbol-table storage, no runtime creation, reviewed disabled result-handoff failure mapping, blocked unload execution, blocked symbol resolution, continued production/real-adapter/load-only execution disablement, and a required separate execution batch. +- Missing Batch 37 publication-guard evidence, missing result-handoff record, missing result-handoff-to-publication-guard match evidence, missing disabled result-handoff evidence, callback/result/dispatch/status/consumer/readiness/status-handoff/publication-guard/result-handoff/readiness-projection/status-handoff/publication-guard/result-handoff/readiness-projection/status-handoff/publication-guard/result-handoff publication attempts, runtime platform API attempts, result-handoff handle/symbol/runtime state, missing failure mapping, non-load execution enablement, production/load execution enablement, missing separate execution-batch boundary, unsupported platforms, and macOS all fail closed. +- The disabled callback refusal propagation consumer-readiness dispatch-consumption guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff does not call `dlopen`, `dlsym`, `dlclose`, `LoadLibrary`, `GetProcAddress`, or `FreeLibrary` in app/runtime code. +- No real bridge call, SDXL call, server check, lifecycle, sync, persistence, UI, `WalletState`, send/import/export, signing, upload, publication, or artifact mutation behavior is enabled. + +## Acceptance Criteria For Batch 39 + +- Disabled callback refusal propagation consumer-readiness dispatch-consumption guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection requires a matching ready Batch 38 result handoff, a reviewed disabled readiness-projection record, readiness-projection-to-result-handoff identity match evidence across the full prior chain, and disabled readiness-projection evidence. +- The readiness projection records disabled readiness, blocked publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection publication, blocked publication-guard result-handoff publication, blocked publication-guard publication, blocked status-handoff/readiness/publication/status/result channels, no callback invocation, no callback result execution, no dispatch consumption, platform API pre-invocation blocking, no dynamic handle production/storage/release, no symbol resolution, no symbol-table storage, no runtime creation, reviewed disabled readiness-projection failure mapping, blocked unload execution, blocked symbol resolution, continued production/real-adapter/load-only execution disablement, and a required separate execution batch. +- Missing Batch 38 result-handoff evidence, missing readiness-projection record, missing readiness-projection-to-result-handoff match evidence, missing disabled readiness-projection evidence, callback/result/dispatch/status/consumer/readiness/status-handoff/publication-guard/result-handoff/readiness-projection/status-handoff/publication-guard/result-handoff/readiness-projection/status-handoff/publication-guard/result-handoff/readiness-projection publication attempts, runtime platform API attempts, readiness-projection handle/symbol/runtime state, missing failure mapping, non-load execution enablement, production/load execution enablement, missing separate execution-batch boundary, unsupported platforms, and macOS all fail closed. +- The disabled callback refusal propagation consumer-readiness dispatch-consumption guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection does not call `dlopen`, `dlsym`, `dlclose`, `LoadLibrary`, `GetProcAddress`, or `FreeLibrary` in app/runtime code. +- No real bridge call, SDXL call, server check, lifecycle, sync, persistence, UI, `WalletState`, send/import/export, signing, upload, publication, or artifact mutation behavior is enabled. + +## Acceptance Criteria For Batch 40 + +- Disabled callback refusal propagation consumer-readiness dispatch-consumption guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff requires a matching ready Batch 39 readiness projection, a reviewed disabled status-handoff record, status-handoff-to-readiness-projection identity match evidence across the full prior chain, and disabled status-handoff evidence. +- The status handoff records disabled status, blocked publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection status-handoff publication, blocked publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection publication, blocked publication-guard result-handoff publication, blocked status-handoff/readiness/publication/status/result channels, no callback invocation, no callback result execution, no dispatch consumption, platform API pre-invocation blocking, no dynamic handle production/storage/release, no symbol resolution, no symbol-table storage, no runtime creation, reviewed disabled status-handoff failure mapping, blocked unload execution, blocked symbol resolution, continued production/real-adapter/load-only execution disablement, and a required separate execution batch. +- Missing Batch 39 readiness-projection evidence, missing status-handoff record, missing status-handoff-to-readiness-projection match evidence, missing disabled status-handoff evidence, callback/result/dispatch/status/consumer/readiness/status-handoff/publication-guard/result-handoff/readiness-projection/status-handoff/publication-guard/result-handoff/readiness-projection/status-handoff/publication-guard/result-handoff/readiness-projection/status-handoff publication attempts, runtime platform API attempts, status-handoff handle/symbol/runtime state, missing failure mapping, non-load execution enablement, production/load execution enablement, missing separate execution-batch boundary, unsupported platforms, and macOS all fail closed. +- The disabled callback refusal propagation consumer-readiness dispatch-consumption guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff does not call `dlopen`, `dlsym`, `dlclose`, `LoadLibrary`, `GetProcAddress`, or `FreeLibrary` in app/runtime code. +- No real bridge call, SDXL call, server check, lifecycle, sync, persistence, UI, `WalletState`, send/import/export, signing, upload, publication, or artifact mutation behavior is enabled. + +## Acceptance Criteria For Batch 41 + +- Disabled callback refusal propagation consumer-readiness dispatch-consumption guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard requires a matching ready Batch 40 status handoff, a reviewed disabled publication-guard record, publication-guard-to-status-handoff identity match evidence, and disabled publication-guard evidence. +- The publication guard records disabled publication, blocked publication-guard publication, blocked publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection status-handoff publication channels, blocked status-handoff/readiness/publication/status/result channels, no callback invocation, no callback result execution, no dispatch consumption, platform API pre-invocation blocking, no dynamic handle production/storage/release, no symbol resolution, no symbol-table storage, no runtime creation, reviewed disabled publication-guard failure mapping, blocked unload execution, blocked symbol resolution, continued production/real-adapter/load-only execution disablement, and a required separate execution batch. +- Missing Batch 40 status-handoff evidence, missing publication-guard record, missing publication-guard-to-status-handoff match evidence, missing disabled publication-guard evidence, callback/result/dispatch/status/consumer/readiness/status-handoff/publication-guard/result-handoff/readiness-projection/status-handoff/publication-guard/result-handoff/readiness-projection/status-handoff/publication-guard/result-handoff/readiness-projection/status-handoff/publication-guard publication attempts, runtime platform API attempts, publication-guard handle/symbol/runtime state, missing failure mapping, non-load execution enablement, production/load execution enablement, missing separate execution-batch boundary, unsupported platforms, and macOS all fail closed. +- The disabled callback refusal propagation consumer-readiness dispatch-consumption guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard does not call `dlopen`, `dlsym`, `dlclose`, `LoadLibrary`, `GetProcAddress`, or `FreeLibrary` in app/runtime code. +- No real bridge call, SDXL call, server check, lifecycle, sync, persistence, UI, `WalletState`, send/import/export, signing, upload, publication, or artifact mutation behavior is enabled. + +## Acceptance Criteria For Batch 42 + +- Disabled callback refusal propagation consumer-readiness dispatch-consumption guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff requires a matching ready Batch 41 publication guard, a reviewed disabled result-handoff record, result-handoff-to-publication-guard identity match evidence, and disabled result-handoff evidence. +- The result handoff records disabled result publication, blocked publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection status-handoff publication-guard result-handoff publication channels, blocked status-handoff/readiness/publication/status/result channels, no callback invocation, no callback result execution, no dispatch consumption, platform API pre-invocation blocking, no dynamic handle production/storage/release, no symbol resolution, no symbol-table storage, no runtime creation, reviewed disabled result-handoff failure mapping, blocked unload execution, blocked symbol resolution, continued production/real-adapter/load-only execution disablement, and a required separate execution batch. +- Missing Batch 41 publication-guard evidence, missing result-handoff record, missing result-handoff-to-publication-guard match evidence, missing disabled result-handoff evidence, callback/result/dispatch/status/consumer/readiness/status-handoff/publication-guard/result-handoff/readiness-projection/status-handoff/publication-guard/result-handoff/readiness-projection/status-handoff/publication-guard/result-handoff/readiness-projection/status-handoff/publication-guard/result-handoff publication attempts, runtime platform API attempts, result-handoff handle/symbol/runtime state, missing failure mapping, non-load execution enablement, production/load execution enablement, missing separate execution-batch boundary, unsupported platforms, and macOS all fail closed. +- The disabled callback refusal propagation consumer-readiness dispatch-consumption guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff does not call `dlopen`, `dlsym`, `dlclose`, `LoadLibrary`, `GetProcAddress`, or `FreeLibrary` in app/runtime code. +- No real bridge call, SDXL call, server check, lifecycle, sync, persistence, UI, `WalletState`, send/import/export, signing, upload, publication, or artifact mutation behavior is enabled. + +## Acceptance Criteria For Batch 43 + +- Disabled callback refusal propagation consumer-readiness dispatch-consumption guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection requires a matching ready Batch 42 result handoff, a reviewed disabled readiness-projection record, readiness-projection-to-result-handoff identity match evidence, and disabled readiness-projection evidence. +- The readiness projection records disabled readiness, blocked publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection status-handoff publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection publication channels, blocked status-handoff/readiness/publication/status/result channels, no callback invocation, no callback result execution, no dispatch consumption, platform API pre-invocation blocking, no dynamic handle production/storage/release, no symbol resolution, no symbol-table storage, no runtime creation, reviewed disabled readiness-projection failure mapping, blocked unload execution, blocked symbol resolution, continued production/real-adapter/load-only execution disablement, and a required separate execution batch. +- Missing Batch 42 result-handoff evidence, missing readiness-projection record, missing readiness-projection-to-result-handoff match evidence, missing disabled readiness-projection evidence, callback/result/dispatch/status/consumer/readiness/status-handoff/publication-guard/result-handoff/readiness-projection/status-handoff/publication-guard/result-handoff/readiness-projection/status-handoff/publication-guard/result-handoff/readiness-projection/status-handoff/publication-guard/result-handoff/readiness-projection publication attempts, runtime platform API attempts, readiness-projection handle/symbol/runtime state, missing failure mapping, non-load execution enablement, production/load execution enablement, missing separate execution-batch boundary, unsupported platforms, and macOS all fail closed. +- The disabled callback refusal propagation consumer-readiness dispatch-consumption guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection does not call `dlopen`, `dlsym`, `dlclose`, `LoadLibrary`, `GetProcAddress`, or `FreeLibrary` in app/runtime code. +- No real bridge call, SDXL call, server check, lifecycle, sync, persistence, UI, `WalletState`, send/import/export, signing, upload, publication, or artifact mutation behavior is enabled. + +## Acceptance Criteria For Batch 44 + +- Disabled callback refusal propagation consumer-readiness dispatch-consumption guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff requires a matching ready Batch 43 readiness projection, a reviewed disabled status-handoff record, status-handoff-to-readiness-projection identity match evidence, and disabled status-handoff evidence. +- The status handoff records disabled status, blocked publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection status-handoff publication channels, blocked status-handoff/readiness/publication/status/result channels, no callback invocation, no callback result execution, no dispatch consumption, platform API pre-invocation blocking, no dynamic handle production/storage/release, no symbol resolution, no symbol-table storage, no runtime creation, reviewed disabled status-handoff failure mapping, blocked unload execution, blocked symbol resolution, continued production/real-adapter/load-only execution disablement, and a required separate execution batch. +- Missing Batch 43 readiness-projection evidence, missing status-handoff record, missing status-handoff-to-readiness-projection match evidence, missing disabled status-handoff evidence, callback/result/dispatch/status/consumer/readiness/status-handoff/publication-guard/result-handoff/readiness-projection/status-handoff publication attempts, runtime platform API attempts, status-handoff handle/symbol/runtime state, missing failure mapping, non-load execution enablement, production/load execution enablement, missing separate execution-batch boundary, unsupported platforms, and macOS all fail closed. +- The disabled callback refusal propagation consumer-readiness dispatch-consumption guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff does not call `dlopen`, `dlsym`, `dlclose`, `LoadLibrary`, `GetProcAddress`, or `FreeLibrary` in app/runtime code. +- No real bridge call, SDXL call, server check, lifecycle, sync, persistence, UI, `WalletState`, send/import/export, signing, upload, publication, or artifact mutation behavior is enabled. + +## Acceptance Criteria For Batch 45 + +- Disabled callback refusal propagation consumer-readiness dispatch-consumption guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard requires a matching ready Batch 44 status handoff, a reviewed disabled publication-guard record, publication-guard-to-status-handoff identity match evidence, and disabled publication-guard evidence. +- The publication guard records disabled publication, blocked publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection status-handoff publication-guard publication channels, blocked status-handoff/readiness/publication/status/result channels, no callback invocation, no callback result execution, no dispatch consumption, platform API pre-invocation blocking, no dynamic handle production/storage/release, no symbol resolution, no symbol-table storage, no runtime creation, reviewed disabled publication-guard failure mapping, blocked unload execution, blocked symbol resolution, continued production/real-adapter/load-only execution disablement, and a required separate execution batch. +- Missing Batch 44 status-handoff evidence, missing publication-guard record, missing publication-guard-to-status-handoff match evidence, missing disabled publication-guard evidence, callback/result/dispatch/status/consumer/readiness/status-handoff/publication-guard/result-handoff/readiness-projection/status-handoff/publication-guard publication attempts, runtime platform API attempts, publication-guard handle/symbol/runtime state, missing failure mapping, non-load execution enablement, production/load execution enablement, missing separate execution-batch boundary, unsupported platforms, and macOS all fail closed. +- The disabled callback refusal propagation consumer-readiness dispatch-consumption guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard does not call `dlopen`, `dlsym`, `dlclose`, `LoadLibrary`, `GetProcAddress`, or `FreeLibrary` in app/runtime code. +- No real bridge call, SDXL call, server check, lifecycle, sync, persistence, UI, `WalletState`, send/import/export, signing, upload, publication, or artifact mutation behavior is enabled. + +## Acceptance Criteria For Batch 46 + +- Disabled callback refusal propagation consumer-readiness dispatch-consumption guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff requires a matching ready Batch 45 publication guard, a reviewed disabled result-handoff record, result-handoff-to-publication-guard identity match evidence, and disabled result-handoff evidence. +- The result handoff records disabled handoff, blocked publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection status-handoff publication-guard result-handoff publication channels, blocked status-handoff/readiness/publication/status/result channels, no callback invocation, no callback result execution, no dispatch consumption, platform API pre-invocation blocking, no dynamic handle production/storage/release, no symbol resolution, no symbol-table storage, no runtime creation, reviewed disabled result-handoff failure mapping, blocked unload execution, blocked symbol resolution, continued production/real-adapter/load-only execution disablement, and a required separate execution batch. +- Missing Batch 45 publication-guard evidence, missing result-handoff record, missing result-handoff-to-publication-guard match evidence, missing disabled result-handoff evidence, callback/result/dispatch/status/consumer/readiness/status-handoff/publication-guard/result-handoff/readiness-projection/status-handoff/publication-guard/result-handoff publication attempts, runtime platform API attempts, result-handoff handle/symbol/runtime state, missing failure mapping, non-load execution enablement, production/load execution enablement, missing separate execution-batch boundary, unsupported platforms, and macOS all fail closed. +- The disabled callback refusal propagation consumer-readiness dispatch-consumption guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff does not call `dlopen`, `dlsym`, `dlclose`, `LoadLibrary`, `GetProcAddress`, or `FreeLibrary` in app/runtime code. +- No real bridge call, SDXL call, server check, lifecycle, sync, persistence, UI, `WalletState`, send/import/export, signing, upload, publication, or artifact mutation behavior is enabled. + +## Acceptance Criteria For Batch 47 + +- Disabled callback refusal propagation consumer-readiness dispatch-consumption guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection requires a matching ready Batch 46 result handoff, a reviewed disabled readiness-projection record, readiness-projection-to-result-handoff identity match evidence, and disabled readiness-projection evidence. +- The readiness projection records disabled readiness, blocked publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection status-handoff publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection publication channels, blocked status-handoff/readiness/publication/status/result channels, no callback invocation, no callback result execution, no dispatch consumption, platform API pre-invocation blocking, no dynamic handle production/storage/release, no symbol resolution, no symbol-table storage, no runtime creation, reviewed disabled readiness-projection failure mapping, blocked unload execution, blocked symbol resolution, continued production/real-adapter/load-only execution disablement, and a required separate execution batch. +- Missing Batch 46 result-handoff evidence, missing readiness-projection record, missing readiness-projection-to-result-handoff match evidence, missing disabled readiness-projection evidence, callback/result/dispatch/status/consumer/readiness/status-handoff/publication-guard/result-handoff/readiness-projection publication attempts, runtime platform API attempts, readiness-projection handle/symbol/runtime state, missing failure mapping, non-load execution enablement, production/load execution enablement, missing separate execution-batch boundary, unsupported platforms, and macOS all fail closed. +- The disabled callback refusal propagation consumer-readiness dispatch-consumption guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection does not call `dlopen`, `dlsym`, `dlclose`, `LoadLibrary`, `GetProcAddress`, or `FreeLibrary` in app/runtime code. +- No real bridge call, SDXL call, server check, lifecycle, sync, persistence, UI, `WalletState`, send/import/export, signing, upload, publication, or artifact mutation behavior is enabled. + +## Acceptance Criteria For Batch 48 + +- Disabled callback refusal propagation consumer-readiness dispatch-consumption guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff requires a matching ready Batch 47 readiness projection, a reviewed disabled status-handoff record, status-handoff-to-readiness-projection identity match evidence, and disabled status-handoff evidence. +- The status handoff records disabled status, blocked publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection status-handoff publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection status-handoff publication channels, blocked status-handoff/readiness/publication/status/result channels, no callback invocation, no callback result execution, no dispatch consumption, platform API pre-invocation blocking, no dynamic handle production/storage/release, no symbol resolution, no symbol-table storage, no runtime creation, reviewed disabled status-handoff failure mapping, blocked unload execution, blocked symbol resolution, continued production/real-adapter/load-only execution disablement, and a required separate execution batch. +- Missing Batch 47 readiness-projection evidence, missing status-handoff record, missing status-handoff-to-readiness-projection match evidence, missing disabled status-handoff evidence, callback/result/dispatch/status/consumer/readiness/status-handoff/publication-guard/result-handoff/readiness-projection/status-handoff publication attempts, runtime platform API attempts, status-handoff handle/symbol/runtime state, missing failure mapping, non-load execution enablement, production/load execution enablement, missing separate execution-batch boundary, unsupported platforms, and macOS all fail closed. +- The disabled callback refusal propagation consumer-readiness dispatch-consumption guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff does not call `dlopen`, `dlsym`, `dlclose`, `LoadLibrary`, `GetProcAddress`, or `FreeLibrary` in app/runtime code. +- No real bridge call, SDXL call, server check, lifecycle, sync, persistence, UI, `WalletState`, send/import/export, signing, upload, publication, or artifact mutation behavior is enabled. + +## Acceptance Criteria For Batch 49 + +- Disabled callback refusal propagation consumer-readiness dispatch-consumption guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard requires a matching ready Batch 48 status handoff, a reviewed disabled publication-guard record, publication-guard-to-status-handoff identity match evidence, and disabled publication-guard evidence. +- The publication guard records disabled publication, blocked publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection status-handoff publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection status-handoff publication-guard publication channels, blocked status-handoff/readiness/publication/status/result channels, no callback invocation, no callback result execution, no dispatch consumption, platform API pre-invocation blocking, no dynamic handle production/storage/release, no symbol resolution, no symbol-table storage, no runtime creation, reviewed disabled publication-guard failure mapping, blocked unload execution, blocked symbol resolution, continued production/real-adapter/load-only execution disablement, and a required separate execution batch. +- Missing Batch 48 status-handoff evidence, missing publication-guard record, missing publication-guard-to-status-handoff match evidence, missing disabled publication-guard evidence, callback/result/dispatch/status/consumer/readiness/status-handoff/publication-guard/result-handoff/readiness-projection/status-handoff/publication-guard publication attempts, runtime platform API attempts, publication-guard handle/symbol/runtime state, missing failure mapping, non-load execution enablement, production/load execution enablement, missing separate execution-batch boundary, unsupported platforms, and macOS all fail closed. +- The disabled callback refusal propagation consumer-readiness dispatch-consumption guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard does not call `dlopen`, `dlsym`, `dlclose`, `LoadLibrary`, `GetProcAddress`, or `FreeLibrary` in app/runtime code. +- No real bridge call, SDXL call, server check, lifecycle, sync, persistence, UI, `WalletState`, send/import/export, signing, upload, publication, or artifact mutation behavior is enabled. + +## Acceptance Criteria For Batch 50 + +- Disabled callback refusal propagation consumer-readiness dispatch-consumption guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff requires a matching ready Batch 49 publication guard, a reviewed disabled result-handoff record, result-handoff-to-publication-guard identity match evidence, and disabled result-handoff evidence. +- The result handoff records disabled result handoff, blocked publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection status-handoff publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection status-handoff publication-guard result-handoff channels, blocked status-handoff/readiness/publication/status/result channels, no callback invocation, no callback result execution, no dispatch consumption, platform API pre-invocation blocking, no dynamic handle production/storage/release, no symbol resolution, no symbol-table storage, no runtime creation, reviewed disabled result-handoff failure mapping, blocked unload execution, blocked symbol resolution, continued production/real-adapter/load-only execution disablement, and a required separate execution batch. +- Missing Batch 49 publication-guard evidence, missing result-handoff record, missing result-handoff-to-publication-guard match evidence, missing disabled result-handoff evidence, callback/result/dispatch/status/consumer/readiness/status-handoff/publication-guard/result-handoff/readiness-projection/status-handoff/publication-guard/result-handoff publication attempts, runtime platform API attempts, result-handoff handle/symbol/runtime state, missing failure mapping, non-load execution enablement, production/load execution enablement, missing separate execution-batch boundary, unsupported platforms, and macOS all fail closed. +- The disabled callback refusal propagation consumer-readiness dispatch-consumption guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff does not call `dlopen`, `dlsym`, `dlclose`, `LoadLibrary`, `GetProcAddress`, or `FreeLibrary` in app/runtime code. +- No real bridge call, SDXL call, server check, lifecycle, sync, persistence, UI, `WalletState`, send/import/export, signing, upload, publication, or artifact mutation behavior is enabled. + +## Acceptance Criteria For Batch 51 + +- Disabled callback refusal propagation consumer-readiness dispatch-consumption guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection requires a matching ready Batch 50 result handoff, a reviewed disabled readiness-projection record, readiness-projection-to-result-handoff identity match evidence, and disabled readiness-projection evidence. +- The readiness projection records disabled readiness, blocked publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection status-handoff publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection status-handoff publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection channels, blocked status-handoff/readiness/publication/status/result channels, no callback invocation, no callback result execution, no dispatch consumption, platform API pre-invocation blocking, no dynamic handle production/storage/release, no symbol resolution, no symbol-table storage, no runtime creation, reviewed disabled readiness-projection failure mapping, blocked unload execution, blocked symbol resolution, continued production/real-adapter/load-only execution disablement, and a required separate execution batch. +- Missing Batch 50 result-handoff evidence, missing readiness-projection record, missing readiness-projection-to-result-handoff match evidence, missing disabled readiness-projection evidence, callback/result/dispatch/status/consumer/readiness/status-handoff/publication-guard/result-handoff/readiness-projection/status-handoff/publication-guard/result-handoff/readiness-projection publication attempts, runtime platform API attempts, readiness-projection handle/symbol/runtime state, missing failure mapping, non-load execution enablement, production/load execution enablement, missing separate execution-batch boundary, unsupported platforms, and macOS all fail closed. +- The disabled callback refusal propagation consumer-readiness dispatch-consumption guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection does not call `dlopen`, `dlsym`, `dlclose`, `LoadLibrary`, `GetProcAddress`, or `FreeLibrary` in app/runtime code. +- No real bridge call, SDXL call, server check, lifecycle, sync, persistence, UI, `WalletState`, send/import/export, signing, upload, publication, or artifact mutation behavior is enabled. + +## Acceptance Criteria For Batch 52 + +- Disabled callback refusal propagation consumer-readiness dispatch-consumption guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff requires a matching ready Batch 51 readiness projection, a reviewed disabled status-handoff record, status-handoff-to-readiness-projection identity match evidence, and disabled status-handoff evidence. +- The status handoff records disabled status, blocked publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection status-handoff publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection status-handoff publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection status-handoff channels, blocked status-handoff/readiness/publication/status/result channels, no callback invocation, no callback result execution, no dispatch consumption, platform API pre-invocation blocking, no dynamic handle production/storage/release, no symbol resolution, no symbol-table storage, no runtime creation, reviewed disabled status-handoff failure mapping, blocked unload execution, blocked symbol resolution, continued production/real-adapter/load-only execution disablement, and a required separate execution batch. +- Missing Batch 51 readiness-projection evidence, missing status-handoff record, missing status-handoff-to-readiness-projection match evidence, missing disabled status-handoff evidence, callback/result/dispatch/status/consumer/readiness/status-handoff/publication-guard/result-handoff/readiness-projection/status-handoff publication attempts, runtime platform API attempts, status-handoff handle/symbol/runtime state, missing failure mapping, non-load execution enablement, production/load execution enablement, missing separate execution-batch boundary, unsupported platforms, and macOS all fail closed. +- The disabled callback refusal propagation consumer-readiness dispatch-consumption guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff does not call `dlopen`, `dlsym`, `dlclose`, `LoadLibrary`, `GetProcAddress`, or `FreeLibrary` in app/runtime code. +- No real bridge call, SDXL call, server check, lifecycle, sync, persistence, UI, `WalletState`, send/import/export, signing, upload, publication, or artifact mutation behavior is enabled. + +## Acceptance Criteria For Batch 53 + +- Disabled callback refusal propagation consumer-readiness dispatch-consumption guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard requires a matching ready Batch 52 status handoff, a reviewed disabled publication-guard record, publication-guard-to-status-handoff identity match evidence, and disabled publication-guard evidence. +- The publication guard records disabled publication, blocked publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection status-handoff publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection status-handoff publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection status-handoff publication-guard channels, blocked status-handoff/readiness/publication/status/result channels, no callback invocation, no callback result execution, no dispatch consumption, platform API pre-invocation blocking, no dynamic handle production/storage/release, no symbol resolution, no symbol-table storage, no runtime creation, reviewed disabled publication-guard failure mapping, blocked unload execution, blocked symbol resolution, continued production/real-adapter/load-only execution disablement, and a required separate execution batch. +- Missing Batch 52 status-handoff evidence, missing publication-guard record, missing publication-guard-to-status-handoff match evidence, missing disabled publication-guard evidence, callback/result/dispatch/status/consumer/readiness/status-handoff/publication-guard/result-handoff/readiness-projection/status-handoff/publication-guard publication attempts, runtime platform API attempts, publication-guard handle/symbol/runtime state, missing failure mapping, non-load execution enablement, production/load execution enablement, missing separate execution-batch boundary, unsupported platforms, and macOS all fail closed. +- The disabled callback refusal propagation consumer-readiness dispatch-consumption guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard does not call `dlopen`, `dlsym`, `dlclose`, `LoadLibrary`, `GetProcAddress`, or `FreeLibrary` in app/runtime code. +- No real bridge call, SDXL call, server check, lifecycle, sync, persistence, UI, `WalletState`, send/import/export, signing, upload, publication, or artifact mutation behavior is enabled. + +## Acceptance Criteria For Batch 54 + +- Disabled publication-guard result-handoff requires matching ready Batch 53 publication-guard evidence, a reviewed disabled result-handoff record, result-handoff-to-publication-guard identity match evidence, and disabled result-handoff evidence. +- The result handoff records disabled result handoff, blocked result-handoff publication, no callback invocation, no callback result execution, no dispatch consumption, platform API pre-invocation blocking, no dynamic handle production/storage/release, no symbol resolution, no symbol-table storage, no runtime creation, reviewed disabled result-handoff failure mapping, blocked unload execution, blocked symbol resolution, continued production/real-adapter/load-only execution disablement, and a required separate execution batch. +- Missing Batch 53 publication-guard evidence, missing result-handoff record, missing result-handoff-to-publication-guard match evidence, missing disabled result-handoff evidence, publication attempts, runtime platform API attempts, result-handoff handle/symbol/runtime state, missing failure mapping, non-load execution enablement, production/load execution enablement, missing separate execution-batch boundary, unsupported platforms, and macOS all fail closed. +- Batch 54 does not call `dlopen`, `dlsym`, `dlclose`, `LoadLibrary`, `GetProcAddress`, or `FreeLibrary` in app/runtime code. +- No real bridge call, SDXL call, server check, lifecycle, sync, persistence, UI, `WalletState`, send/import/export, signing, upload, publication, or artifact mutation behavior is enabled. + +## Acceptance Criteria For Batch 55 + +- Disabled publication-guard result-handoff readiness projection requires matching ready Batch 54 result-handoff evidence, a reviewed disabled readiness-projection record, readiness-projection-to-result-handoff identity match evidence, and disabled readiness-projection evidence. +- The readiness projection records disabled readiness, blocked result-handoff/readiness-projection publication, no callback invocation, no callback result execution, no dispatch consumption, platform API pre-invocation blocking, no dynamic handle production/storage/release, no symbol resolution, no symbol-table storage, no runtime creation, reviewed disabled readiness-projection failure mapping, blocked unload execution, blocked symbol resolution, continued production/real-adapter/load-only execution disablement, and a required separate execution batch. +- Missing Batch 54 result-handoff evidence, missing readiness-projection record, missing readiness-projection-to-result-handoff match evidence, missing disabled readiness-projection evidence, publication attempts, runtime platform API attempts, readiness-projection handle/symbol/runtime state, missing failure mapping, non-load execution enablement, production/load execution enablement, missing separate execution-batch boundary, unsupported platforms, and macOS all fail closed. +- Batch 55 does not call `dlopen`, `dlsym`, `dlclose`, `LoadLibrary`, `GetProcAddress`, or `FreeLibrary` in app/runtime code. +- No real bridge call, SDXL call, server check, lifecycle, sync, persistence, UI, `WalletState`, send/import/export, signing, upload, publication, or artifact mutation behavior is enabled. diff --git a/docs/lite-wallet-phase2-runtime-bridge-loading-symbol-resolution-plan-2026-05-22.md b/docs/lite-wallet-phase2-runtime-bridge-loading-symbol-resolution-plan-2026-05-22.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..952b701 --- /dev/null +++ b/docs/lite-wallet-phase2-runtime-bridge-loading-symbol-resolution-plan-2026-05-22.md @@ -0,0 +1,347 @@ +# Lite Wallet Phase 2 Runtime Bridge Loading And Symbol Resolution Plan - 2026-05-22 + +## Purpose + +Phase 2 promotes the reviewed disabled bridge-runtime planning stack into a real runtime owner for backend binding, symbol-table construction, string ownership, and shutdown ordering. This plan starts that promotion without enabling wallet lifecycle, sync, server checks, send/import/export, persistence, UI mutation, or `WalletState` mutation. + +## Phase 1 Inputs + +Phase 2 starts from these accepted Phase 1 boundaries: + +- `DRAGONX_BUILD_LITE=ON` and `DRAGONX_ENABLE_LITE_BACKEND=ON` are still required before any backend path is linked. +- `LiteBackendArtifactContract` validates ABI `sdxl-c-v1`, artifact kind, exported-symbol inventory, provenance, and optional signature metadata before resolver input is produced. +- CMake imports the backend only when `DRAGONX_LITE_BACKEND_LIBRARY`, `DRAGONX_LITE_BACKEND_SYMBOLS_FILE`, `DRAGONX_LITE_BACKEND_LINK_MODE=imported`, and `DRAGONX_LITE_BACKEND_ABI=sdxl-c-v1` pass their gates. +- Linux and Windows GNU imported-link evidence exists; macOS remains deferred by operator request. +- Real signed-artifact evidence is optional release inventory and is captured only when sidecar signatures and reviewed trust roots exist. + +## Existing Readiness Inputs + +Phase 0 and the disabled Batch 37-42 stack already name the runtime ownership surfaces that Phase 2 must implement: + +- `LiteWalletBridgeRuntimeOwnerReadiness` owns loader lifetime, symbol table, Rust string cleanup, timeout/cancellation, shutdown ordering, and per-operation execution readiness. +- `LiteWalletBridgeRuntimeExecutionOwner` turns those facts into execution-owner contracts while still disabling calls. +- `LiteWalletBridgeRuntimeDynamicLinkPlan` records artifact review, platform loader strategy, handle storage, load/unload sequencing, and required symbol binding plans. +- `LiteWalletBridgeRuntimeDispatchTablePlan` records operation-to-symbol routing and function-pointer slot ownership. +- `LiteWalletBridgeRuntimeCallResultCleanupPlan` records copy-before-free, free-once, null/error classification, temporary copy wipe planning, and raw-pointer escape prevention. +- `LiteWalletBridgeRuntimeExecutionAttemptPlan` records preflight, dispatch, cleanup, status, worker, persistence, and state-write barriers. + +Phase 2 should consume these facts as design inputs, not continue adding disabled post-closure layers. + +## First Runtime Decision + +The first executable runtime binding path should use the Phase 1 imported CMake link contract, not a new platform dynamic loader. The linked backend already exposes the C ABI when `DRAGONX_ENABLE_LITE_BACKEND` is true, and `LiteClientBridge::linkedSdxl()` already proves the typed function-pointer shape. + +Initial Phase 2 runtime binding therefore has two lanes: + +1. Imported-linked lane, active first: build a `LiteBridgeRuntime` owner that binds typed function pointers from the linked `litelib_*` symbols into a dispatch table. This lane does not call `dlopen`, `LoadLibrary`, `dlsym`, `GetProcAddress`, `dlclose`, or `FreeLibrary`. +2. Dynamic-library lane, deferred sublane: add platform loader ownership only after the imported lane has tests for handle lifetime, symbol-table validation, cleanup, status, and shutdown. It will reuse the same dispatch table and call wrappers. + +This keeps the first real runtime step aligned with the artifact evidence already produced in Phase 1. + +## ABI Table + +The typed runtime table must bind exactly these required symbols: + +| Runtime slot | ABI symbol | Type | +| --- | --- | --- | +| `walletExists` | `litelib_wallet_exists` | `bool (*)(const char*)` | +| `initializeNew` | `litelib_initialize_new` | `char* (*)(bool, const char*)` | +| `initializeNewFromPhrase` | `litelib_initialize_new_from_phrase` | `char* (*)(bool, const char*, const char*, unsigned long long, unsigned long long, bool)` | +| `initializeExisting` | `litelib_initialize_existing` | `char* (*)(bool, const char*)` | +| `execute` | `litelib_execute` | `char* (*)(const char*, const char*)` | +| `freeString` | `litelib_rust_free_string` | `void (*)(char*)` | +| `checkServerOnline` | `litelib_check_server_online` | `bool (*)(const char*)` | +| `shutdown` | `litelib_shutdown` | `void (*)()` | + +No pointer may be exposed outside the runtime owner except through a typed call wrapper. Raw Rust-owned strings must not cross the wrapper boundary. + +## Runtime Owner Shape + +Add a narrow runtime owner instead of expanding UI or wallet flows directly: + +- `LiteBridgeRuntimeConfig`: records link mode, ABI, artifact summary, signature requirement status, timeout defaults, and whether runtime activation has been explicitly requested. +- `LiteBridgeRuntimeStatus`: `Unavailable`, `Configured`, `BindingSymbols`, `Ready`, `Failed`, `ShuttingDown`, `Shutdown`. +- `LiteBridgeRuntimeSymbolTable`: typed function-pointer slots plus per-symbol availability and source (`imported-linked` or `dynamic-library`). +- `LiteBridgeRuntimeHandle`: owns either the imported-linked marker or a future platform dynamic-library handle. +- `LiteBridgeRuntime`: owns status, handle, symbol table, call wrappers, and shutdown idempotence. +- `LiteBridgeOwnedString`: copies Rust string contents immediately, frees once through `freeString`, classifies null and `Error:` returns, and prevents raw pointer escape. + +The existing `LiteClientBridge` can be preserved as the thin API wrapper, but Phase 2 should either move string ownership into `LiteBridgeOwnedString` or wrap the current `takeOwnedString()` behavior with explicit tests for every ownership rule. + +## Implementation Batches + +Status 2026-05-25: Batch 1 implemented Batch 2.1 and Batch 2.2 as `src/wallet/lite_bridge_runtime.h/.cpp`. The new boundary adds runtime status/config, imported-linked symbol-table binding, fake-symbol test injection, activation gating, missing-symbol reporting, imported-backend-unlinked reporting, and runtime guardrails. Batch 2 implemented Batch 2.3 with `LiteBridgeOwnedString`, the `liteBridgeRuntimeTakeOwnedString()` helper, and `LiteClientBridge` integration for returned-string cleanup. Batch 3 implemented shutdown and teardown ordering with `LiteBridgeRuntime`, internal teardown state, deferred shutdown while owned strings are outstanding, destructor shutdown, move-assignment cleanup, and dynamic-library unload deferral. Batch 4 implemented Batch 2.4 with fake-only dry dispatch wrappers for wallet-exists, server-check, execute, lifecycle-shaped initialize calls, and shutdown. Batch 5 planned the Batch 2.6 dynamic-loader sublane in `docs/lite-wallet-phase2-runtime-bridge-dynamic-loader-sublane-plan-2026-05-23.md`, preserving fake-loader-first implementation gates and shared-artifact evidence requirements. Batch 6 implemented the fake dynamic-loader interface with injected fake load/handle/symbol results, runtime-owned fake unload ordering, missing-symbol cleanup, move-assignment cleanup, and unload deferral while owned strings are outstanding. Batch 7 integrated fake dynamic-loader results into `evaluateLiteBridgeRuntimeBinding()` and `LiteBridgeRuntime::fromBindingResult()`, reusing the same required-symbol gate, fake-only dry-dispatch gate, runtime-owned dynamic handle, and unload ordering. Batch 8 added a platform-loader implementation review gate for Linux/Windows shared-library evidence, adapter seams, handle ownership, teardown/string-owner reuse, and fake dynamic-binding preconditions while keeping macOS deferred. Batch 9 added real dynamic-loader smoke gates for ready platform review, disposable shared-artifact evidence, smoke plan/run identity, load/unload-only evidence, handle lifecycle and cleanup evidence, and symbol-resolution blocking. Batch 10 added disposable shared-artifact smoke evidence acquisition for Linux/Windows release-builder records, manifests, load/unload-only records, handle lifecycle, and cleanup proof while keeping runtime platform APIs disabled. Batch 11 added platform dynamic-loader adapter contract scaffolding for Linux/Windows load/unload/symbol-lookup signatures, opaque handle ownership, path/error mapping, required-symbol reuse, raw pointer escape blocking, and production-loader deferral. Batch 12 added a runtime-owned no-op adapter seam with disabled load/unload/symbol-lookup callbacks and probes proving no handle, symbol address, platform API, or wallet behavior is produced. Batch 13 integrated the no-op adapter seam into dynamic binding as disabled evidence: binding accepts ready no-op evidence but remains `Configured`, produces no symbol table, stores no handle, and creates no runtime. Batch 14 added a real-adapter implementation review gate requiring ready no-op seam evidence, disabled no-op binding evidence, reviewed Linux/Windows platform API mapping, load/unload/symbol-lookup implementation review, ownership reuse, contained symbol casting, and production-loader disablement before any real-adapter scaffold. Batch 15 added a disabled real-adapter scaffold with Linux/Windows shell registration, runtime-owned disabled callbacks, load/unload/symbol probes, no handle production or release, no symbol address production, and production-loader disablement. Batch 16 integrated ready disabled scaffold evidence into dynamic binding as disabled evidence with no symbol table, no dynamic handle, and no runtime creation. Batch 17 added a load-only execution preflight requiring ready disabled scaffold evidence, Batch 16 disabled binding evidence, reviewed load-only scope, platform load mapping, load failure mapping, handle storage and cleanup fallback, blocked unload/symbol resolution, required operator approval, and continued real-adapter execution disablement. Batch 18 added a load-only execution approval gate requiring ready preflight evidence, explicit recorded operator approval, reviewed release-builder evidence, reviewed load-only evidence, artifact path/hash evidence, handle-cleanup evidence, change control, rollback planning, blocked unload/symbol resolution, continued execution disablement, and a separate execution batch boundary. Batch 19 added a disabled owner handoff requiring ready approval evidence, reviewed runtime owner handoff evidence, a named reviewed future load-only callback boundary, disabled callback execution, no dynamic handle or symbol-table storage, blocked unload/symbol resolution, continued execution disablement, and a separate execution batch boundary. Batch 20 added a disabled callback binding requiring ready owner handoff evidence, a reviewed disabled binding record, owner/boundary match evidence, a named reviewed disabled callback entry point, blocked callback invocation, no handle/symbol/runtime state, disabled callback failure mapping, blocked unload/symbol resolution, continued execution disablement, and a separate execution batch boundary. Batch 21 added a disabled callback pre-invocation guard requiring ready callback binding evidence, reviewed active guard evidence, guard-to-binding match evidence, callback invocation refusal, pre-platform-API blocking, disabled-result return behavior, no handle/symbol/runtime state, disabled guard failure mapping, blocked unload/symbol resolution, continued execution disablement, and a separate execution batch boundary. Batch 22 added a disabled callback refusal result requiring ready pre-invocation guard evidence, a reviewed disabled refusal-result record, result-to-guard match evidence, disabled refusal projection, no callback invocation/result execution, pre-platform-API blocking, no handle/symbol/runtime state, disabled refusal-result failure mapping, blocked unload/symbol resolution, continued execution disablement, and a separate execution batch boundary. Batch 23 added disabled callback refusal-result propagation requiring ready refusal-result evidence, a reviewed disabled propagation record, propagation-to-refusal-result match evidence, reviewed disabled dispatch handoff/status records, no callback/result/dispatch/status execution, pre-platform-API blocking, no handle/symbol/runtime state, disabled propagation failure mapping, blocked unload/symbol resolution, continued execution disablement, and a separate execution batch boundary. Batch 24 added disabled callback refusal propagation consumer readiness requiring ready propagation evidence, a reviewed disabled consumer-readiness record, consumer-to-propagation match evidence, disabled consumer evidence, no callback/result/dispatch/status/consumer execution, pre-platform-API blocking, no handle/symbol/runtime state, disabled consumer failure mapping, blocked unload/symbol resolution, continued execution disablement, and a separate execution batch boundary. Batch 25 added disabled callback refusal propagation consumer-readiness dispatch-consumption guard requiring ready consumer-readiness evidence, a reviewed disabled dispatch-consumption guard record, guard-to-consumer-readiness match evidence, disabled guard evidence, no callback/result/dispatch/status/consumer execution, pre-platform-API blocking, no handle/symbol/runtime state, disabled dispatch-consumption failure mapping, blocked unload/symbol resolution, continued execution disablement, and a separate execution batch boundary. CMake builds the module into the app and focused test target. No runtime platform dynamic loader, runtime platform symbol resolution, bridge call outside fake tests, real SDXL call, real network check, lifecycle execution, sync/status polling, persistence, UI mutation, `WalletState` mutation, send/import/export, signing, upload, publication, or artifact mutation was enabled. + +Batch 26 update 2026-05-25: the runtime bridge now includes disabled callback refusal propagation consumer-readiness dispatch-consumption guard result handoff requiring ready Batch 25 dispatch-consumption guard evidence, a reviewed disabled result-handoff record, handoff-to-guard match evidence, disabled result-handoff evidence, no callback/result/dispatch/status/consumer/result-handoff execution, pre-platform-API blocking, no handle/symbol/runtime state, disabled result-handoff failure mapping, blocked unload/symbol resolution, continued execution disablement, and a separate execution batch boundary. No runtime platform dynamic loading, runtime platform symbol resolution, bridge call, real SDXL call, real network check, lifecycle execution, sync/status polling, persistence, UI mutation, `WalletState` mutation, send/import/export, signing, upload, publication, or artifact mutation was enabled. + +Batch 27 update 2026-05-26: the runtime bridge now includes disabled callback refusal propagation consumer-readiness dispatch-consumption guard result handoff readiness projection requiring ready Batch 26 result-handoff evidence, a reviewed disabled readiness-projection record, projection-to-handoff match evidence, disabled readiness-projection evidence, no callback/result/dispatch/status/consumer/readiness-publication execution, pre-platform-API blocking, no handle/symbol/runtime state, disabled readiness-projection failure mapping, blocked unload/symbol resolution, continued execution disablement, and a separate execution batch boundary. No runtime platform dynamic loading, runtime platform symbol resolution, bridge call, real SDXL call, real network check, lifecycle execution, sync/status polling, persistence, UI mutation, `WalletState` mutation, send/import/export, signing, upload, publication, or artifact mutation was enabled. + +Batch 28 update 2026-05-26: the runtime bridge now includes disabled callback refusal propagation consumer-readiness dispatch-consumption guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff requiring ready Batch 27 readiness-projection evidence, a reviewed disabled status-handoff record, status-handoff-to-projection match evidence, disabled status-handoff evidence, no callback/result/dispatch/status/consumer/readiness/status-handoff publication execution, pre-platform-API blocking, no handle/symbol/runtime state, disabled status-handoff failure mapping, blocked unload/symbol resolution, continued execution disablement, and a separate execution batch boundary. No runtime platform dynamic loading, runtime platform symbol resolution, bridge call, real SDXL call, real network check, lifecycle execution, sync/status polling, persistence, UI mutation, `WalletState` mutation, send/import/export, signing, upload, publication, or artifact mutation was enabled. + +Batch 29 update 2026-05-26: the runtime bridge now includes disabled callback refusal propagation consumer-readiness dispatch-consumption guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard requiring ready Batch 28 status-handoff evidence, a reviewed disabled publication-guard record, publication-guard-to-status-handoff match evidence, disabled publication-guard evidence, no callback/result/dispatch/status/consumer/readiness/status-handoff/publication-guard publication execution, pre-platform-API blocking, no handle/symbol/runtime state, disabled publication-guard failure mapping, blocked unload/symbol resolution, continued execution disablement, and a separate execution batch boundary. No runtime platform dynamic loading, runtime platform symbol resolution, bridge call, real SDXL call, real network check, lifecycle execution, sync/status polling, persistence, UI mutation, `WalletState` mutation, send/import/export, signing, upload, publication, or artifact mutation was enabled. + +Batch 30 update 2026-05-27: the runtime bridge now includes disabled callback refusal propagation consumer-readiness dispatch-consumption guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff requiring ready Batch 29 publication-guard evidence, a reviewed disabled publication-guard result-handoff record, result-handoff-to-publication-guard match evidence, disabled result-handoff evidence, no callback/result/dispatch/status/consumer/readiness/status-handoff/publication-guard/result-handoff publication execution, pre-platform-API blocking, no handle/symbol/runtime state, disabled result-handoff failure mapping, blocked unload/symbol resolution, continued execution disablement, and a separate execution batch boundary. No runtime platform dynamic loading, runtime platform symbol resolution, bridge call, real SDXL call, real network check, lifecycle execution, sync/status polling, persistence, UI mutation, `WalletState` mutation, send/import/export, signing, upload, publication, or artifact mutation was enabled. + +Batch 31 update 2026-05-27: the runtime bridge now includes disabled callback refusal propagation consumer-readiness dispatch-consumption guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection requiring ready Batch 30 publication-guard result-handoff evidence, a reviewed disabled readiness-projection record, readiness-projection-to-result-handoff match evidence, disabled readiness-projection evidence, no callback/result/dispatch/status/consumer/readiness/status-handoff/publication-guard/result-handoff/readiness-projection publication execution, pre-platform-API blocking, no handle/symbol/runtime state, disabled readiness-projection failure mapping, blocked unload/symbol resolution, continued execution disablement, and a separate execution batch boundary. No runtime platform dynamic loading, runtime platform symbol resolution, bridge call, real SDXL call, real network check, lifecycle execution, sync/status polling, persistence, UI mutation, `WalletState` mutation, send/import/export, signing, upload, publication, or artifact mutation was enabled. + +Batch 32 update 2026-05-27: the runtime bridge now includes disabled callback refusal propagation consumer-readiness dispatch-consumption guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff requiring ready Batch 31 publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection evidence, a reviewed disabled status-handoff record, status-handoff-to-readiness-projection match evidence, disabled status-handoff evidence, no callback/result/dispatch/status/consumer/readiness/status-handoff/publication-guard/result-handoff/readiness-projection/status-handoff publication execution, pre-platform-API blocking, no handle/symbol/runtime state, disabled status-handoff failure mapping, blocked unload/symbol resolution, continued execution disablement, and a separate execution batch boundary. No runtime platform dynamic loading, runtime platform symbol resolution, bridge call, real SDXL call, real network check, lifecycle execution, sync/status polling, persistence, UI mutation, `WalletState` mutation, send/import/export, signing, upload, publication, or artifact mutation was enabled. + +Batch 33 update 2026-05-27: the runtime bridge now includes disabled callback refusal propagation consumer-readiness dispatch-consumption guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard requiring ready Batch 32 publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection status-handoff evidence, a reviewed disabled publication-guard record, publication-guard-to-status-handoff match evidence, disabled publication-guard evidence, no callback/result/dispatch/status/consumer/readiness/status-handoff/publication-guard/result-handoff/readiness-projection/status-handoff/publication-guard publication execution, pre-platform-API blocking, no handle/symbol/runtime state, disabled publication-guard failure mapping, blocked unload/symbol resolution, continued execution disablement, and a separate execution batch boundary. No runtime platform dynamic loading, runtime platform symbol resolution, bridge call, real SDXL call, real network check, lifecycle execution, sync/status polling, persistence, UI mutation, `WalletState` mutation, send/import/export, signing, upload, publication, or artifact mutation was enabled. + +Batch 34 update 2026-05-27: the runtime bridge now includes disabled callback refusal propagation consumer-readiness dispatch-consumption guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff requiring ready Batch 33 publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection status-handoff publication-guard evidence, a reviewed disabled result-handoff record, result-handoff-to-publication-guard match evidence, disabled result-handoff evidence, no callback/result/dispatch/status/consumer/readiness/status-handoff/publication-guard/result-handoff/readiness-projection/status-handoff/publication-guard/result-handoff publication execution, pre-platform-API blocking, no handle/symbol/runtime state, disabled result-handoff failure mapping, blocked unload/symbol resolution, continued execution disablement, and a separate execution batch boundary. No runtime platform dynamic loading, runtime platform symbol resolution, bridge call, real SDXL call, real network check, lifecycle execution, sync/status polling, persistence, UI mutation, `WalletState` mutation, send/import/export, signing, upload, publication, or artifact mutation was enabled. + +Batch 35 update 2026-05-27: the runtime bridge now includes disabled callback refusal propagation consumer-readiness dispatch-consumption guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection requiring ready Batch 34 publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection status-handoff publication-guard result-handoff evidence, a reviewed disabled readiness-projection record, readiness-projection-to-result-handoff match evidence, disabled readiness-projection evidence, no callback/result/dispatch/status/consumer/readiness/status-handoff/publication-guard/result-handoff/readiness-projection/status-handoff/publication-guard/result-handoff/readiness-projection publication execution, pre-platform-API blocking, no handle/symbol/runtime state, disabled readiness-projection failure mapping, blocked unload/symbol resolution, continued execution disablement, and a separate execution batch boundary. No runtime platform dynamic loading, runtime platform symbol resolution, bridge call, real SDXL call, real network check, lifecycle execution, sync/status polling, persistence, UI mutation, `WalletState` mutation, send/import/export, signing, upload, publication, or artifact mutation was enabled. + +Batch 36 update 2026-05-27: the runtime bridge now includes disabled callback refusal propagation consumer-readiness dispatch-consumption guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff requiring ready Batch 35 publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection evidence, a reviewed disabled status-handoff record, status-handoff-to-readiness-projection match evidence, disabled status-handoff evidence, no callback/result/dispatch/status/consumer/readiness/status-handoff/publication-guard/result-handoff/readiness-projection/status-handoff/publication-guard/result-handoff/readiness-projection/status-handoff publication execution, pre-platform-API blocking, no handle/symbol/runtime state, disabled status-handoff failure mapping, blocked unload/symbol resolution, continued execution disablement, and a separate execution batch boundary. No runtime platform dynamic loading, runtime platform symbol resolution, bridge call, real SDXL call, real network check, lifecycle execution, sync/status polling, persistence, UI mutation, `WalletState` mutation, send/import/export, signing, upload, publication, or artifact mutation was enabled. + +Batch 37 update 2026-05-27: the runtime bridge now includes disabled callback refusal propagation consumer-readiness dispatch-consumption guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard requiring ready Batch 36 status-handoff evidence, a reviewed disabled publication-guard record, publication-guard-to-status-handoff match evidence, disabled publication-guard evidence, no callback/result/dispatch/status/consumer/readiness/status-handoff/publication-guard/result-handoff/readiness-projection/status-handoff/publication-guard/result-handoff/readiness-projection/status-handoff/publication-guard publication execution, pre-platform-API blocking, no handle/symbol/runtime state, disabled publication-guard failure mapping, blocked unload/symbol resolution, continued execution disablement, and a separate execution batch boundary. No runtime platform dynamic loading, runtime platform symbol resolution, bridge call, real SDXL call, real network check, lifecycle execution, sync/status polling, persistence, UI mutation, `WalletState` mutation, send/import/export, signing, upload, publication, or artifact mutation was enabled. + +Batch 38 update 2026-05-27: the runtime bridge now includes disabled callback refusal propagation consumer-readiness dispatch-consumption guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff requiring ready Batch 37 publication-guard evidence, a reviewed disabled result-handoff record, result-handoff-to-publication-guard match evidence, disabled result-handoff evidence, no callback/result/dispatch/status/consumer/readiness/status-handoff/publication-guard/result-handoff/readiness-projection/status-handoff/publication-guard/result-handoff/readiness-projection/status-handoff/publication-guard/result-handoff publication execution, pre-platform-API blocking, no handle/symbol/runtime state, disabled result-handoff failure mapping, blocked unload/symbol resolution, continued execution disablement, and a separate execution batch boundary. No runtime platform dynamic loading, runtime platform symbol resolution, bridge call, real SDXL call, real network check, lifecycle execution, sync/status polling, persistence, UI mutation, `WalletState` mutation, send/import/export, signing, upload, publication, or artifact mutation was enabled. + +Batch 39 update 2026-05-27: the runtime bridge now includes disabled callback refusal propagation consumer-readiness dispatch-consumption guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection requiring ready Batch 38 result-handoff evidence, a reviewed disabled readiness-projection record, readiness-projection-to-result-handoff match evidence, disabled readiness-projection evidence, no callback/result/dispatch/status/consumer/readiness/status-handoff/publication-guard/result-handoff/readiness-projection/status-handoff/publication-guard/result-handoff/readiness-projection/status-handoff/publication-guard/result-handoff/readiness-projection publication execution, pre-platform-API blocking, no handle/symbol/runtime state, disabled readiness-projection failure mapping, blocked unload/symbol resolution, continued execution disablement, and a separate execution batch boundary. No runtime platform dynamic loading, runtime platform symbol resolution, bridge call, real SDXL call, real network check, lifecycle execution, sync/status polling, persistence, UI mutation, `WalletState` mutation, send/import/export, signing, upload, publication, or artifact mutation was enabled. + +Batch 40 update 2026-05-27: the runtime bridge now includes disabled callback refusal propagation consumer-readiness dispatch-consumption guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff requiring ready Batch 39 readiness-projection evidence, a reviewed disabled status-handoff record, status-handoff-to-readiness-projection match evidence, disabled status-handoff evidence, no callback/result/dispatch/status/consumer/readiness/status-handoff/publication-guard/result-handoff/readiness-projection/status-handoff/publication-guard/result-handoff/readiness-projection/status-handoff/publication-guard/result-handoff/readiness-projection/status-handoff publication execution, pre-platform-API blocking, no handle/symbol/runtime state, disabled status-handoff failure mapping, blocked unload/symbol resolution, continued execution disablement, and a separate execution batch boundary. No runtime platform dynamic loading, runtime platform symbol resolution, bridge call, real SDXL call, real network check, lifecycle execution, sync/status polling, persistence, UI mutation, `WalletState` mutation, send/import/export, signing, upload, publication, or artifact mutation was enabled. + +Batch 41 update 2026-05-27: the runtime bridge now includes disabled callback refusal propagation consumer-readiness dispatch-consumption guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard requiring ready Batch 40 status-handoff evidence, a reviewed disabled publication-guard record, publication-guard-to-status-handoff match evidence, disabled publication-guard evidence, no callback/result/dispatch/status/consumer/readiness/status-handoff/publication-guard/result-handoff/readiness-projection/status-handoff/publication-guard/result-handoff/readiness-projection/status-handoff/publication-guard/result-handoff/readiness-projection/status-handoff/publication-guard publication execution, pre-platform-API blocking, no handle/symbol/runtime state, disabled publication-guard failure mapping, blocked unload/symbol resolution, continued execution disablement, and a separate execution batch boundary. No runtime platform dynamic loading, runtime platform symbol resolution, bridge call, real SDXL call, real network check, lifecycle execution, sync/status polling, persistence, UI mutation, `WalletState` mutation, send/import/export, signing, upload, publication, or artifact mutation was enabled. + +Batch 42 update 2026-05-27: the runtime bridge now includes disabled callback refusal propagation consumer-readiness dispatch-consumption guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff requiring ready Batch 41 publication-guard evidence, a reviewed disabled result-handoff record, result-handoff-to-publication-guard match evidence, disabled result-handoff evidence, no callback/result/dispatch/status/consumer/readiness/status-handoff/publication-guard/result-handoff/readiness-projection/status-handoff/publication-guard/result-handoff/readiness-projection/status-handoff/publication-guard/result-handoff/readiness-projection/status-handoff/publication-guard/result-handoff publication execution, pre-platform-API blocking, no handle/symbol/runtime state, disabled result-handoff failure mapping, blocked unload/symbol resolution, continued execution disablement, and a separate execution batch boundary. No runtime platform dynamic loading, runtime platform symbol resolution, bridge call, real SDXL call, real network check, lifecycle execution, sync/status polling, persistence, UI mutation, `WalletState` mutation, send/import/export, signing, upload, publication, or artifact mutation was enabled. + +Batch 43 update 2026-05-27: the runtime bridge now includes disabled callback refusal propagation consumer-readiness dispatch-consumption guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection requiring ready Batch 42 result-handoff evidence, a reviewed disabled readiness-projection record, readiness-projection-to-result-handoff match evidence, disabled readiness-projection evidence, no callback/result/dispatch/status/consumer/readiness/status-handoff/publication-guard/result-handoff/readiness-projection/status-handoff/publication-guard/result-handoff/readiness-projection/status-handoff/publication-guard/result-handoff/readiness-projection/status-handoff/publication-guard/result-handoff/readiness-projection publication execution, pre-platform-API blocking, no handle/symbol/runtime state, disabled readiness-projection failure mapping, blocked unload/symbol resolution, continued execution disablement, and a separate execution batch boundary. No runtime platform dynamic loading, runtime platform symbol resolution, bridge call, real SDXL call, real network check, lifecycle execution, sync/status polling, persistence, UI mutation, `WalletState` mutation, send/import/export, signing, upload, publication, or artifact mutation was enabled. + +Batch 44 update 2026-05-28: the runtime bridge now includes disabled callback refusal propagation consumer-readiness dispatch-consumption guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff requiring ready Batch 43 readiness-projection evidence, a reviewed disabled status-handoff record, status-handoff-to-readiness-projection match evidence, disabled status-handoff evidence, no callback/result/dispatch/status/consumer/readiness/status-handoff/publication-guard/result-handoff/readiness-projection/status-handoff publication execution, pre-platform-API blocking, no handle/symbol/runtime state, disabled status-handoff failure mapping, blocked unload/symbol resolution, continued execution disablement, and a separate execution batch boundary. No runtime platform dynamic loading, runtime platform symbol resolution, bridge call, real SDXL call, real network check, lifecycle execution, sync/status polling, persistence, UI mutation, `WalletState` mutation, send/import/export, signing, upload, publication, or artifact mutation was enabled. + +Batch 45 update 2026-05-28: the runtime bridge now includes disabled callback refusal propagation consumer-readiness dispatch-consumption guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard requiring ready Batch 44 status-handoff evidence, a reviewed disabled publication-guard record, publication-guard-to-status-handoff match evidence, disabled publication-guard evidence, no callback/result/dispatch/status/consumer/readiness/status-handoff/publication-guard/result-handoff/readiness-projection/status-handoff/publication-guard publication execution, pre-platform-API blocking, no handle/symbol/runtime state, disabled publication-guard failure mapping, blocked unload/symbol resolution, continued execution disablement, and a separate execution batch boundary. No runtime platform dynamic loading, runtime platform symbol resolution, bridge call, real SDXL call, real network check, lifecycle execution, sync/status polling, persistence, UI mutation, `WalletState` mutation, send/import/export, signing, upload, publication, or artifact mutation was enabled. + +Batch 46 update 2026-05-28: the runtime bridge now includes disabled callback refusal propagation consumer-readiness dispatch-consumption guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff requiring ready Batch 45 publication-guard evidence, a reviewed disabled result-handoff record, result-handoff-to-publication-guard match evidence, disabled result-handoff evidence, no callback/result/dispatch/status/consumer/readiness/status-handoff/publication-guard/result-handoff/readiness-projection/status-handoff/publication-guard/result-handoff publication execution, pre-platform-API blocking, no handle/symbol/runtime state, disabled result-handoff failure mapping, blocked unload/symbol resolution, continued execution disablement, and a separate execution batch boundary. No runtime platform dynamic loading, runtime platform symbol resolution, bridge call, real SDXL call, real network check, lifecycle execution, sync/status polling, persistence, UI mutation, `WalletState` mutation, send/import/export, signing, upload, publication, or artifact mutation was enabled. + +Batch 47 update 2026-05-28: the runtime bridge now includes disabled callback refusal propagation consumer-readiness dispatch-consumption guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection requiring ready Batch 46 result-handoff evidence, a reviewed disabled readiness-projection record, readiness-projection-to-result-handoff match evidence, disabled readiness-projection evidence, no callback/result/dispatch/status/consumer/readiness/status-handoff/publication-guard/result-handoff/readiness-projection/status-handoff/publication-guard/result-handoff/readiness-projection publication execution, pre-platform-API blocking, no handle/symbol/runtime state, disabled readiness-projection failure mapping, blocked unload/symbol resolution, continued execution disablement, and a separate execution batch boundary. No runtime platform dynamic loading, runtime platform symbol resolution, bridge call, real SDXL call, real network check, lifecycle execution, sync/status polling, persistence, UI mutation, `WalletState` mutation, send/import/export, signing, upload, publication, or artifact mutation was enabled. + +Batch 48 update 2026-05-28: the runtime bridge now includes disabled callback refusal propagation consumer-readiness dispatch-consumption guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff requiring ready Batch 47 readiness-projection evidence, a reviewed disabled status-handoff record, status-handoff-to-readiness-projection match evidence, disabled status-handoff evidence, no callback/result/dispatch/status/consumer/readiness/status-handoff/publication-guard/result-handoff/readiness-projection/status-handoff publication execution, pre-platform-API blocking, no handle/symbol/runtime state, disabled status-handoff failure mapping, blocked unload/symbol resolution, continued execution disablement, and a separate execution batch boundary. No runtime platform dynamic loading, runtime platform symbol resolution, bridge call, real SDXL call, real network check, lifecycle execution, sync/status polling, persistence, UI mutation, `WalletState` mutation, send/import/export, signing, upload, publication, or artifact mutation was enabled. + +Batch 49 update 2026-05-28: the runtime bridge now includes disabled callback refusal propagation consumer-readiness dispatch-consumption guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard requiring ready Batch 48 status-handoff evidence, a reviewed disabled publication-guard record, publication-guard-to-status-handoff match evidence, disabled publication-guard evidence, no callback/result/dispatch/status/consumer/readiness/status-handoff/publication-guard/result-handoff/readiness-projection/status-handoff/publication-guard publication execution, pre-platform-API blocking, no handle/symbol/runtime state, disabled publication-guard failure mapping, blocked unload/symbol resolution, continued execution disablement, and a separate execution batch boundary. No runtime platform dynamic loading, runtime platform symbol resolution, bridge call, real SDXL call, real network check, lifecycle execution, sync/status polling, persistence, UI mutation, `WalletState` mutation, send/import/export, signing, upload, publication, or artifact mutation was enabled. + +Post-ceiling owner slice 2026-05-31: `LiteWalletBridgeRuntimeOwnerReadiness` now consumes the Batch100 readiness ceiling directly through `LiteRuntimePromotionChecklist` and produces a reviewed disabled owner-readiness result for the bridge runtime operations. The projection stays in the owner-readiness module, forward-declares the long Batch100 result type in the public header to avoid generated include cycles, and keeps all runtime action permissions false. + +Post-ceiling execution-owner slice 2026-05-31: `LiteWalletBridgeRuntimeExecutionOwner` now consumes the Batch100-gated owner-readiness result through new Batch100-ceiling entry points. It fills disabled load/unload, handle-store, symbol-table, string-cleanup, shutdown, and operation execution ownership gates so downstream runtime plans can consume a reviewed execution-owner report without attempting dynamic loading, symbol resolution, bridge calls, Rust-string frees, shutdown, publication, persistence, UI mutation, or `WalletState` mutation. + +Post-ceiling dynamic-link slice 2026-05-31: `LiteWalletBridgeRuntimeDynamicLinkPlan` now consumes the Batch100 execution-owner projection through new execution-owner and Batch100-ceiling entry points. It projects bridge ABI availability into the artifact symbol snapshot, accepts disabled dynamic-library and symbol-table planning gates, and keeps dynamic loading, unloading, symbol resolution, bridge calls, Rust-string frees, shutdown, publication, persistence, UI mutation, artifact mutation, and `WalletState` mutation refused. + +Post-ceiling dispatch-table slice 2026-05-31: `LiteWalletBridgeRuntimeDispatchTablePlan` now consumes the Batch100 dynamic-link projection through new dynamic-link and Batch100-ceiling entry points. It accepts disabled operation routing, function-pointer slot, symbol-binding review, dispatch-envelope, response-ownership, runtime-call, argument-marshalling, return-value, error-mapping, timeout/cancellation, post-call cleanup, and dispatch/runtime-call gates, and keeps function-pointer binding, runtime calls, bridge calls, Rust-string frees, shutdown, dynamic loading, symbol resolution, publication, persistence, UI mutation, artifact mutation, and `WalletState` mutation refused. + +Post-ceiling call-result cleanup slice 2026-05-31: `LiteWalletBridgeRuntimeCallResultCleanupPlan` now consumes the Batch100 dispatch-table projection through new dispatch-table and Batch100-ceiling entry points. It accepts disabled Rust-string ownership, copy-before-free, free-once, null/error classification, temporary-copy wipe, raw-pointer escape prevention, result envelope, result parsing/classification, error mapping, response redaction, cancellation cleanup, shutdown cleanup, and cleanup/free attempt gates, and keeps call-result cleanup, Rust-string frees, bridge calls, SDXL calls, shutdown, dynamic loading, symbol resolution, publication, persistence, UI mutation, artifact mutation, and `WalletState` mutation refused. + +Post-ceiling execution-attempt slice 2026-05-31: `LiteWalletBridgeRuntimeExecutionAttemptPlan` now consumes the Batch100 call-result cleanup projection through new cleanup-plan and Batch100-ceiling entry points. It accepts disabled runtime-attempt ownership, runtime preflight, dispatch-attempt, result-cleanup attempt, status-feed, state-write, worker-queue, persistence, and attempt gates, and keeps runtime attempts, function-pointer binding, bridge calls, SDXL calls, result parsing/redaction, call-result cleanup, Rust-string frees, shutdown, worker queue, persistence, publication, UI mutation, artifact mutation, and `WalletState` mutation refused. + +Post-ceiling status-handoff slice 2026-05-31: `LiteWalletBridgeRuntimeStatusHandoffPlan` now consumes the Batch100 execution-attempt projection through new execution-attempt and Batch100-ceiling entry points. It accepts disabled status-publication owner, user-visible status, operation-status mapper, worker-handoff owner, worker-queue lane/backpressure, state-write, persistence, status-publish, and worker-handoff gates, and keeps status publication, user-visible status publication, worker handoff, worker queue, runtime attempts, bridge calls, SDXL calls, result parsing/redaction, call-result cleanup, Rust-string frees, shutdown, persistence, publication, UI mutation, artifact mutation, and `WalletState` mutation refused. + +Post-ceiling state-apply slice 2026-05-31: `LiteWalletBridgeRuntimeStateApplyPlan` now consumes the Batch100 status-handoff projection through new status-handoff and Batch100-ceiling entry points. It produces a disabled dry-run `LiteWalletStateApplyExecutionResult`, accepts disabled state-apply owner, result-to-refresh-model mapper, state-apply plan, state-apply executor, dry-run acceptance, persistence-write plan, WalletState write gate, persistence-write gate, and post-apply status gates, and keeps WalletState apply execution, WalletState mutation, wallet/settings persistence, status publication, worker queue, runtime attempts, bridge calls, SDXL calls, result parsing/redaction, call-result cleanup, Rust-string frees, shutdown, UI mutation, and artifact mutation refused. + +Post-ceiling persistence-commit slice 2026-05-31: `LiteWalletBridgeRuntimePersistenceCommitPlan` now consumes the Batch100 state-apply projection through new state-apply and Batch100-ceiling entry points. It accepts disabled commit-owner, wallet persistence, settings persistence, commit-ordering, rollback-marker, recovery-marker, post-commit-status, durability-audit, wallet persistence gate, settings persistence gate, artifact mutation gate, and state commit gate readiness, and keeps persistence commits, wallet/settings writes, artifact mutation, state commits, WalletState mutation, state-apply execution, status publication, worker queue, runtime attempts, bridge calls, SDXL calls, result parsing/redaction, call-result cleanup, Rust-string frees, shutdown, dynamic loading, and symbol resolution refused. + +Post-ceiling post-commit recovery slice 2026-05-31: `LiteWalletBridgeRuntimePostCommitRecoveryPlan` now consumes the Batch100 persistence-commit projection through new persistence-commit and Batch100-ceiling entry points. It accepts disabled recovery-status owner, rollback-status, recovery-status, durability-audit-status, post-commit UI status, worker-status fanout, sync-refresh fanout, send/import/export status fanout, status-publication gate, worker-queue gate, sync-refresh gate, lifecycle-execution gate, and WalletState mutation gate readiness, and keeps post-commit recovery execution, status publication, user-visible status publication, worker handoff, worker queue, sync refresh, lifecycle execution, persistence commits, wallet/settings writes, artifact mutation, WalletState mutation, runtime attempts, bridge calls, SDXL calls, result parsing/redaction, call-result cleanup, Rust-string frees, shutdown, dynamic loading, and symbol resolution refused. + +Post-ceiling refresh-queue slice 2026-05-31: `LiteWalletBridgeRuntimeRefreshQueuePlan` now consumes the Batch100 post-commit recovery projection through new post-commit recovery and Batch100-ceiling entry points. It accepts disabled refresh-queue owner, queue policy, queue lane, queue payload, refresh timer owner, refresh timer snapshot, status consumer owner, UI status consumer, worker status consumer, sync status consumer, send/import/export status consumer, refresh-queue gate, refresh-timer gate, status-consumer gate, worker-queue gate, and WalletState mutation gate readiness, and keeps refresh queue insertion, timer mutation, status-consumer publication, worker queue, WalletState mutation, status publication, sync refresh, post-commit recovery execution, persistence commits, wallet/settings writes, artifact mutation, runtime attempts, bridge calls, SDXL calls, result parsing/redaction, call-result cleanup, Rust-string frees, shutdown, dynamic loading, and symbol resolution refused. + +Post-ceiling UI model projection slice 2026-05-31: `LiteWalletBridgeRuntimeUiModelProjectionPlan` now consumes the Batch100 refresh-queue projection through new refresh-queue and Batch100-ceiling entry points. It accepts disabled UI model owner, balance model projection, transaction model projection, address model projection, projection snapshot, refresh payload projection, status-consumer projection, UI mutation gate, status-consumer gate, refresh-queue gate, refresh-timer gate, and WalletState mutation gate readiness, and keeps UI model mutation, balance/transaction/address model mutation, refresh queue insertion, timer mutation, status-consumer publication, worker queue, WalletState mutation, status publication, sync refresh, post-commit recovery execution, persistence commits, wallet/settings writes, artifact mutation, runtime attempts, bridge calls, SDXL calls, result parsing/redaction, call-result cleanup, Rust-string frees, shutdown, dynamic loading, and symbol resolution refused. + +Post-ceiling UI view refresh handoff slice 2026-05-31: `LiteWalletBridgeRuntimeUiViewRefreshHandoffPlan` now consumes the Batch100 UI model projection through new UI model projection and Batch100-ceiling entry points. It accepts disabled view-refresh owner, balance view adapter, address-list view adapter, recent-transaction view adapter, render invalidation plan, view-refresh snapshot, status-consumer handoff, UI mutation gate, view-invalidation gate, render-invalidation gate, status-consumer gate, refresh-queue gate, refresh-timer gate, and WalletState mutation gate readiness, and keeps UI mutation, balance/address-list/recent-transaction view mutation, view invalidation, render invalidation, refresh queue insertion, timer mutation, status-consumer publication, worker queue, WalletState mutation, status publication, sync refresh, post-commit recovery execution, persistence commits, wallet/settings writes, artifact mutation, runtime attempts, bridge calls, SDXL calls, result parsing/redaction, call-result cleanup, Rust-string frees, shutdown, dynamic loading, and symbol resolution refused. + +Post-ceiling UI refresh dispatch slice 2026-06-01: `LiteWalletBridgeRuntimeUiRefreshDispatchPlan` now consumes the Batch100 UI view refresh handoff projection through new UI view refresh handoff and Batch100-ceiling entry points. It accepts disabled refresh dispatcher owner, balance refresh route, address-list refresh route, recent-transaction refresh route, render scheduler plan, view invalidation router plan, status-consumer dispatch plan, dispatch snapshot plan, UI mutation gate, view-invalidation gate, render-invalidation gate, status-consumer gate, refresh-queue gate, refresh-timer gate, and WalletState mutation gate readiness, and keeps UI refresh dispatch, UI mutation, balance/address-list/recent-transaction view mutation, view invalidation, render invalidation, refresh queue insertion, timer mutation, status-consumer publication, worker queue, WalletState mutation, status publication, sync refresh, post-commit recovery execution, persistence commits, wallet/settings writes, artifact mutation, runtime attempts, bridge calls, SDXL calls, result parsing/redaction, call-result cleanup, Rust-string frees, shutdown, dynamic loading, and symbol resolution refused. + +Post-ceiling UI refresh completion slice 2026-06-01: `LiteWalletBridgeRuntimeUiRefreshCompletionPlan` now consumes the Batch100 UI refresh dispatch projection through new UI refresh dispatch and Batch100-ceiling entry points. It accepts disabled completion owner, completion acknowledgement plan, stale-view suppression plan, post-dispatch status summary plan, completion snapshot plan, UI mutation gate, view-invalidation gate, render-invalidation gate, status-consumer gate, refresh-queue gate, refresh-timer gate, and WalletState mutation gate readiness, and keeps UI refresh completion acknowledgement, stale-view suppression, post-dispatch status summary publication, UI refresh dispatch, UI mutation, balance/address-list/recent-transaction view mutation, view invalidation, render invalidation, refresh queue insertion, timer mutation, status-consumer publication, worker queue, WalletState mutation, status publication, sync refresh, post-commit recovery execution, persistence commits, wallet/settings writes, artifact mutation, runtime attempts, bridge calls, SDXL calls, result parsing/redaction, call-result cleanup, Rust-string frees, shutdown, dynamic loading, and symbol resolution refused. + +Post-ceiling UI refresh telemetry slice 2026-06-02: `LiteWalletBridgeRuntimeUiRefreshTelemetryPlan` now consumes the Batch100 UI refresh completion projection through new UI refresh completion and Batch100-ceiling entry points. It accepts disabled telemetry owner, completion metrics plan, suppressed-stale-view counter plan, post-refresh diagnostic summary plan, completion audit snapshot plan, telemetry redaction plan, telemetry publication gate, status-publication gate, audit-persistence gate, UI mutation gate, view-invalidation gate, render-invalidation gate, refresh-queue gate, refresh-timer gate, and WalletState mutation gate readiness, and keeps telemetry publication, completion metrics publication, suppressed stale-view counter publication, post-refresh diagnostic summary publication, completion audit writes, status publication, UI refresh completion acknowledgement, stale-view suppression, post-dispatch status summary publication, UI refresh dispatch, UI mutation, balance/address-list/recent-transaction view mutation, view invalidation, render invalidation, refresh queue insertion, timer mutation, status-consumer publication, worker queue, WalletState mutation, sync refresh, post-commit recovery execution, persistence commits, wallet/settings writes, artifact mutation, runtime attempts, bridge calls, SDXL calls, result parsing/redaction, call-result cleanup, Rust-string frees, shutdown, dynamic loading, and symbol resolution refused. + +Post-ceiling UI refresh enablement review slice 2026-06-02: `LiteWalletBridgeRuntimeUiRefreshEnablementReviewPlan` now consumes the Batch100 UI refresh telemetry projection through new UI refresh telemetry and Batch100-ceiling entry points. It accepts disabled enablement-review owner, main-thread ownership plan, runtime disable-switch plan, rollback plan, operator review plan, operator approval record plan, dispatch/completion/telemetry review, guardrail snapshot plan, telemetry publication gate, status-publication gate, UI mutation gate, view-invalidation gate, render-invalidation gate, refresh-queue gate, refresh-timer gate, and WalletState mutation gate readiness, and keeps UI refresh runtime enablement, main-thread handoff, runtime disable-switch mutation, rollback execution, operator approval commits, telemetry publication, completion metrics publication, suppressed stale-view counter publication, post-refresh diagnostic summary publication, completion audit writes, status publication, UI refresh completion acknowledgement, stale-view suppression, post-dispatch status summary publication, UI refresh dispatch, UI mutation, balance/address-list/recent-transaction view mutation, view invalidation, render invalidation, refresh queue insertion, timer mutation, status-consumer publication, worker queue, WalletState mutation, sync refresh, post-commit recovery execution, persistence commits, wallet/settings writes, artifact mutation, runtime attempts, bridge calls, SDXL calls, result parsing/redaction, call-result cleanup, Rust-string frees, shutdown, dynamic loading, and symbol resolution refused. The Batch100 adapter uses a linear heap-backed upstream telemetry chain so downstream review work does not stack large Batch100-derived inputs/results recursively. + +Post-ceiling UI refresh rollout policy slice 2026-06-02: `LiteWalletBridgeRuntimeUiRefreshRolloutPolicyPlan` now consumes the Batch100 UI refresh enablement-review projection through new enablement-review and Batch100-ceiling entry points. It accepts disabled rollout-policy owner, staged rollout plan, default-off feature flag plan, operator acknowledgement snapshot, rollback drill plan, deployment cohort plan, rollout percentage plan, metrics gate plan, guardrail snapshot plan, telemetry publication gate, status-publication gate, UI mutation gate, view-invalidation gate, render-invalidation gate, refresh-queue gate, refresh-timer gate, and WalletState mutation gate readiness, and keeps rollout activation, feature-flag mutation, cohort enrollment, rollout percentage mutation, operator acknowledgement commits, rollback drill execution, metrics publication, UI refresh runtime enablement, main-thread handoff, runtime disable-switch mutation, rollback execution, operator approval commits, telemetry publication, status publication, UI refresh completion acknowledgement, stale-view suppression, post-dispatch status summary publication, UI refresh dispatch, UI mutation, view invalidation, render invalidation, refresh queue insertion, timer mutation, status-consumer publication, worker queue, WalletState mutation, sync refresh, post-commit recovery execution, persistence commits, wallet/settings writes, artifact mutation, runtime attempts, bridge calls, SDXL calls, result parsing/redaction, call-result cleanup, Rust-string frees, shutdown, dynamic loading, and symbol resolution refused. + +Post-ceiling UI refresh kill switch slice 2026-06-02: `LiteWalletBridgeRuntimeUiRefreshKillSwitchPlan` now consumes the Batch100 UI refresh rollout-policy projection through new rollout-policy and Batch100-ceiling entry points. It accepts disabled emergency-disable owner, incident acknowledgement snapshot, feature-flag kill-switch plan, rollback kill-switch plan, kill-switch drill plan, operator escalation gate, post-incident audit plan, guardrail snapshot plan, telemetry publication gate, status-publication gate, audit-persistence gate, UI mutation gate, view-invalidation gate, render-invalidation gate, refresh-queue gate, refresh-timer gate, and WalletState mutation gate readiness, and keeps emergency-disable activation, feature-flag kill-switch mutation, rollback kill-switch execution, operator escalation publication, incident acknowledgement commits, post-incident audit writes, incident status publication, rollout activation, feature-flag mutation, cohort enrollment, rollout percentage mutation, operator acknowledgement commits, rollback drill execution, metrics publication, UI refresh runtime enablement, main-thread handoff, runtime disable-switch mutation, rollback execution, operator approval commits, telemetry publication, status publication, UI refresh completion acknowledgement, stale-view suppression, post-dispatch status summary publication, UI refresh dispatch, UI mutation, view invalidation, render invalidation, refresh queue insertion, timer mutation, status-consumer publication, worker queue, WalletState mutation, sync refresh, post-commit recovery execution, persistence commits, wallet/settings writes, artifact mutation, runtime attempts, bridge calls, SDXL calls, result parsing/redaction, call-result cleanup, Rust-string frees, shutdown, dynamic loading, and symbol resolution refused. + +Post-ceiling UI refresh release readiness slice 2026-06-02: `LiteWalletBridgeRuntimeUiRefreshReleaseReadinessPlan` now consumes the Batch100 UI refresh kill-switch projection through new kill-switch and Batch100-ceiling entry points. It accepts disabled operator runbook owner, release checklist snapshot, release approval snapshot, support escalation owner, monitoring handoff plan, post-release verification plan, guardrail snapshot plan, telemetry publication gate, status-publication gate, audit-publication gate, UI mutation gate, view-invalidation gate, render-invalidation gate, refresh-queue gate, refresh-timer gate, and WalletState mutation gate readiness, and keeps release activation, operator runbook publication, support escalation publication, monitoring handoff publication, post-release verification writes, release approval commits, emergency-disable activation, feature-flag kill-switch mutation, rollback kill-switch execution, operator escalation publication, incident acknowledgement commits, post-incident audit writes, incident status publication, rollout activation, feature-flag mutation, telemetry publication, status publication, UI refresh completion acknowledgement, UI refresh dispatch, UI mutation, view invalidation, render invalidation, refresh queue insertion, timer mutation, status-consumer publication, worker queue, WalletState mutation, sync refresh, post-commit recovery execution, persistence commits, wallet/settings writes, artifact mutation, runtime attempts, bridge calls, SDXL calls, result parsing/redaction, call-result cleanup, Rust-string frees, shutdown, dynamic loading, and symbol resolution refused. + +Post-ceiling UI refresh production readiness slice 2026-06-02: `LiteWalletBridgeRuntimeUiRefreshProductionReadinessPlan` now consumes the Batch100 UI refresh release-readiness projection through new release-readiness and Batch100-ceiling entry points. It accepts disabled cutover owner, rollback-freeze checklist snapshot, production support handoff, monitoring verification snapshot, post-cutover audit plan, guardrail snapshot plan, telemetry publication gate, status-publication gate, audit-publication gate, UI mutation gate, view-invalidation gate, render-invalidation gate, refresh-queue gate, refresh-timer gate, and WalletState mutation gate readiness, and keeps cutover activation, rollback-freeze publication, production support handoff publication, monitoring verification publication, post-cutover audit writes, cutover approval commits, release activation, operator runbook publication, support escalation publication, monitoring handoff publication, post-release verification writes, release approval commits, emergency-disable activation, feature-flag kill-switch mutation, rollback kill-switch execution, operator escalation publication, incident acknowledgement commits, post-incident audit writes, incident status publication, rollout activation, feature-flag mutation, telemetry publication, status publication, UI refresh completion acknowledgement, UI refresh dispatch, UI mutation, view invalidation, render invalidation, refresh queue insertion, timer mutation, status-consumer publication, worker queue, WalletState mutation, sync refresh, post-commit recovery execution, persistence commits, wallet/settings writes, artifact mutation, runtime attempts, bridge calls, SDXL calls, result parsing/redaction, call-result cleanup, Rust-string frees, shutdown, dynamic loading, and symbol resolution refused. + +### Batch 2.1 - Runtime Status And Binding Config + +- Add runtime status/config structs and a no-call facade that consumes `LiteBackendArtifactContractResult` or `LiteBackendArtifactResolverResult`. +- Preserve default unavailable behavior for full-node builds, lite builds without artifacts, missing symbols, and failed manifest/signature gates. +- Tests: unavailable status reasons, full-node unaffected, missing artifact facts rejected, no bridge calls attempted. + +### Batch 2.2 - Imported Symbol Table Binding + +- Bind the imported `litelib_*` symbols into `LiteBridgeRuntimeSymbolTable` only behind `DRAGONX_ENABLE_LITE_BACKEND`. +- For tests, allow fake symbol tables without linking the Rust backend. +- Validate every required symbol before reporting `Ready`. +- Tests: complete fake table accepted, every single missing symbol rejected, imported-linked unavailable when backend macro is off. + +### Batch 2.3 - Rust String Ownership Wrapper + +Implemented 2026-05-22 in Batch 2. + +- Implement `LiteBridgeOwnedString` or equivalent RAII wrapper. +- Copy returned bytes before free, free exactly once, classify null returns, classify `Error:` prefix, and wipe temporary copies where practical. +- Tests: success string copied, null return error, error-prefix result, free once on success, free once on error string, no free on null, move semantics prevent double free. + +### Batch 2.4 - Dispatch Table And Dry Operation Wrappers + +Implemented 2026-05-23 in Batch 4. + +- Map operations to typed function slots without executing wallet flows. +- Provide wrapper methods for lifecycle, `execute`, server check, wallet exists, and shutdown, but keep higher-level lifecycle/sync/send flows disabled until their owners are promoted. +- Tests should use fake functions only and must not contact the network or mutate wallet files. + +### Batch 2.5 - Shutdown And Teardown Ordering + +Implemented 2026-05-23 in Batch 3. + +- Make shutdown idempotent and ordered after in-flight wrapper calls and before any future dynamic-library unload. +- Ensure destructor paths cannot call shutdown twice and cannot free strings after unload. +- Tests: explicit shutdown, destructor shutdown, move assignment, failed binding cleanup, shutdown function missing rejected before ready. + +### Batch 2.6 - Dynamic Loader Sublane + +Planned 2026-05-23 in Batch 5. +Fake interface implemented 2026-05-23 in Batch 6. +Fake binding integration implemented 2026-05-23 in Batch 7. +Platform loader review gate implemented 2026-05-23 in Batch 8. +Real dynamic-loader smoke gates implemented 2026-05-23 in Batch 9. +Disposable shared-artifact smoke evidence acquisition implemented 2026-05-23 in Batch 10. +Platform dynamic-loader adapter contract scaffolding implemented 2026-05-23 in Batch 11. +Platform dynamic-loader no-op adapter seam implemented 2026-05-23 in Batch 12. +Platform dynamic-loader no-op adapter binding integration implemented 2026-05-23 in Batch 13. +Platform dynamic-loader real-adapter implementation review gate implemented 2026-05-24 in Batch 14. +Platform dynamic-loader real-adapter disabled scaffold implemented 2026-05-24 in Batch 15. +Platform dynamic-loader real-adapter disabled scaffold binding integration implemented 2026-05-24 in Batch 16. +Platform dynamic-loader real-adapter load-only execution preflight implemented 2026-05-24 in Batch 17. +Platform dynamic-loader real-adapter load-only execution approval gate implemented 2026-05-25 in Batch 18. +Platform dynamic-loader real-adapter load-only execution disabled owner handoff implemented 2026-05-25 in Batch 19. +Platform dynamic-loader real-adapter load-only execution disabled callback binding implemented 2026-05-25 in Batch 20. +Platform dynamic-loader real-adapter load-only execution disabled callback pre-invocation guard implemented 2026-05-25 in Batch 21. +Platform dynamic-loader real-adapter load-only execution disabled callback refusal result implemented 2026-05-25 in Batch 22. +Platform dynamic-loader real-adapter load-only execution disabled callback refusal result propagation implemented 2026-05-25 in Batch 23. +Platform dynamic-loader real-adapter load-only execution disabled callback refusal propagation consumer readiness implemented 2026-05-25 in Batch 24. +Platform dynamic-loader real-adapter load-only execution disabled callback refusal propagation consumer-readiness dispatch-consumption guard implemented 2026-05-25 in Batch 25. +Platform dynamic-loader real-adapter load-only execution disabled callback refusal propagation consumer-readiness dispatch-consumption guard result handoff implemented 2026-05-25 in Batch 26. +Platform dynamic-loader real-adapter load-only execution disabled callback refusal propagation consumer-readiness dispatch-consumption guard result handoff readiness projection implemented 2026-05-26 in Batch 27. +Platform dynamic-loader real-adapter load-only execution disabled callback refusal propagation consumer-readiness dispatch-consumption guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff implemented 2026-05-26 in Batch 28. +Platform dynamic-loader real-adapter load-only execution disabled callback refusal propagation consumer-readiness dispatch-consumption guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard implemented 2026-05-26 in Batch 29. +Platform dynamic-loader real-adapter load-only execution disabled callback refusal propagation consumer-readiness dispatch-consumption guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff implemented 2026-05-27 in Batch 30. +Platform dynamic-loader real-adapter load-only execution disabled callback refusal propagation consumer-readiness dispatch-consumption guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection implemented 2026-05-27 in Batch 31. +Platform dynamic-loader real-adapter load-only execution disabled callback refusal propagation consumer-readiness dispatch-consumption guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff implemented 2026-05-27 in Batch 32. +Platform dynamic-loader real-adapter load-only execution disabled callback refusal propagation consumer-readiness dispatch-consumption guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard implemented 2026-05-27 in Batch 33. +Platform dynamic-loader real-adapter load-only execution disabled callback refusal propagation consumer-readiness dispatch-consumption guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff implemented 2026-05-27 in Batch 34. +Platform dynamic-loader real-adapter load-only execution disabled callback refusal propagation consumer-readiness dispatch-consumption guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection implemented 2026-05-27 in Batch 35. +Platform dynamic-loader real-adapter load-only execution disabled callback refusal propagation consumer-readiness dispatch-consumption guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff implemented 2026-05-27 in Batch 36. +Platform dynamic-loader real-adapter load-only execution disabled callback refusal propagation consumer-readiness dispatch-consumption guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard implemented 2026-05-27 in Batch 37. +Platform dynamic-loader real-adapter load-only execution disabled callback refusal propagation consumer-readiness dispatch-consumption guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff implemented 2026-05-27 in Batch 38. +Platform dynamic-loader real-adapter load-only execution disabled callback refusal propagation consumer-readiness dispatch-consumption guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection implemented 2026-05-27 in Batch 39. +Platform dynamic-loader real-adapter load-only execution disabled callback refusal propagation consumer-readiness dispatch-consumption guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff implemented 2026-05-27 in Batch 40. +Platform dynamic-loader real-adapter load-only execution disabled callback refusal propagation consumer-readiness dispatch-consumption guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard implemented 2026-05-27 in Batch 41. +Platform dynamic-loader real-adapter load-only execution disabled callback refusal propagation consumer-readiness dispatch-consumption guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff implemented 2026-05-27 in Batch 42. +Platform dynamic-loader real-adapter load-only execution disabled callback refusal propagation consumer-readiness dispatch-consumption guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection implemented 2026-05-27 in Batch 43. +Platform dynamic-loader real-adapter load-only execution disabled callback refusal propagation consumer-readiness dispatch-consumption guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff implemented 2026-05-28 in Batch 44. +Platform dynamic-loader real-adapter load-only execution disabled callback refusal propagation consumer-readiness dispatch-consumption guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard implemented 2026-05-28 in Batch 45. +Platform dynamic-loader real-adapter load-only execution disabled callback refusal propagation consumer-readiness dispatch-consumption guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff readiness projection status handoff publication guard result handoff implemented 2026-05-28 in Batch 46. + +- Add `dlopen`/`dlsym`/`dlclose` and `LoadLibrary`/`GetProcAddress`/`FreeLibrary` only after imported-linked runtime is green. +- Reuse the same symbol table, string wrapper, shutdown owner, and dry dispatch fake-only gate. +- Tests use fake loader interfaces; platform smoke tests should be artifact-inspection only until a shared artifact exists. +- Batch 6 covers fake load success, load failure before symbol lookup, every missing required symbol, runtime-owned fake unload after shutdown, unload deferral until owned strings are released, move-assignment cleanup, and non-fake dynamic source dry-dispatch blocking. +- Batch 7 routes successful fake dynamic-loader results through the binding result path, carries fake dynamic handles into `fromBindingResult()`, reuses required-symbol rejection for dynamic symbol tables, preserves fake-only dry dispatch, and keeps fake load failures unavailable before runtime creation. +- Batch 8 adds `evaluateLiteBridgeRuntimePlatformLoaderReview()` to verify Linux/Windows shared-library artifact evidence, required-symbol evidence, adapter seams, handle ownership, teardown ordering, string ownership reuse, and green fake dynamic binding before any platform loader code can be reviewed. +- Batch 9 adds `evaluateLiteBridgeRuntimeDynamicLoaderSmokeGate()` to require a ready platform-loader review, disposable non-release shared artifact evidence, smoke plan/run id, load/unload-only evidence, handle lifecycle and cleanup evidence, and no symbol-resolution or wallet-runtime behavior before smoke promotion. +- Batch 10 adds `evaluateLiteBridgeRuntimeSharedArtifactSmokeEvidenceAcquisition()` to require a matching ready smoke gate, Linux/Windows release-builder identity, disposable workspace records, shared artifact/SHA records, manifest records, load/unload-only records, handle lifecycle records, cleanup proof, and no symbol-resolution or wallet-runtime records before carrying smoke evidence forward. +- Batch 11 adds `evaluateLiteBridgeRuntimePlatformDynamicLoaderAdapterContract()` to require a matching ready smoke evidence acquisition result, reviewed Linux/Windows adapter contracts, load/unload/symbol-lookup signatures, opaque handle ownership, path/error mapping, required-symbol table reuse, raw symbol pointer escape blocking, fake-binding continuation, and production-loader deferral before any no-op adapter seam is promoted. +- Batch 12 adds `liteBridgeRuntimeNoOpPlatformDynamicLoaderAdapter()` and `evaluateLiteBridgeRuntimePlatformDynamicLoaderNoOpAdapterSeam()` to register a runtime-owned no-op adapter, run disabled load/unload/symbol-lookup probes, prove no handle or symbol address is produced, and keep production platform loading disabled before any dynamic binding integration. +- Batch 13 routes ready no-op adapter seam evidence through `evaluateLiteBridgeRuntimeBinding()` in dynamic-library mode, records the evidence as accepted, and stops before symbol table production so no runtime can be created until a later real-adapter review gate is promoted. +- Batch 14 adds `evaluateLiteBridgeRuntimePlatformDynamicLoaderRealAdapterImplementationReview()` to require ready no-op seam evidence, Batch 13 disabled binding evidence, platform API mapping review, load/unload/symbol-lookup implementation review, ownership reuse, contained required-symbol casting, symbol table/string ownership reuse, and continued production-loader disablement before any real-adapter scaffold is added. +- Batch 15 adds `liteBridgeRuntimeDisabledPlatformDynamicLoaderRealAdapter()` and `evaluateLiteBridgeRuntimePlatformDynamicLoaderRealAdapterDisabledScaffold()` to register a runtime-owned disabled real-adapter shell, run disabled load/unload/symbol-lookup scaffold probes, prove no handle or symbol address is produced, and keep production platform loading disabled before any binding integration. +- Batch 16 routes ready disabled real-adapter scaffold evidence through `evaluateLiteBridgeRuntimeBinding()` in dynamic-library mode, records the evidence as accepted, and stops before symbol table production so no runtime can be created until a later load-only promotion preflight is satisfied. +- Batch 17 adds `evaluateLiteBridgeRuntimePlatformDynamicLoaderRealAdapterLoadOnlyExecutionPreflight()` to require ready disabled scaffold evidence, Batch 16 disabled binding evidence, reviewed load-only scope, platform load mapping, load failure mapping, handle storage and cleanup fallback, blocked unload/symbol resolution, required operator approval, and continued execution disablement before any load-only approval gate can be promoted. +- Batch 18 adds `evaluateLiteBridgeRuntimePlatformDynamicLoaderRealAdapterLoadOnlyExecutionApprovalGate()` to require ready preflight evidence, explicit recorded operator approval, reviewed release-builder evidence, reviewed load-only evidence, artifact path/hash evidence, handle-cleanup evidence, change control, rollback planning, blocked unload/symbol resolution, continued execution disablement, and a required separate execution batch before any disabled owner handoff can be promoted. +- Batch 19 adds `evaluateLiteBridgeRuntimePlatformDynamicLoaderRealAdapterLoadOnlyExecutionDisabledOwnerHandoff()` to require ready approval evidence, reviewed runtime owner handoff evidence, a named reviewed future load-only callback boundary, disabled callback execution, no dynamic handle or symbol-table storage, blocked unload/symbol resolution, continued execution disablement, and a required separate execution batch before any disabled callback binding can be promoted. +- Batch 20 adds `evaluateLiteBridgeRuntimePlatformDynamicLoaderRealAdapterLoadOnlyExecutionDisabledCallbackBinding()` to require ready disabled owner handoff evidence, a reviewed disabled callback binding record, owner/boundary match evidence, a named reviewed disabled callback entry point, blocked callback invocation, no handle/symbol/runtime state, disabled callback failure mapping, blocked unload/symbol resolution, continued execution disablement, and a required separate execution batch before any pre-invocation guard can be promoted. +- Batch 21 adds `evaluateLiteBridgeRuntimePlatformDynamicLoaderRealAdapterLoadOnlyExecutionDisabledCallbackPreInvocationGuard()` to require ready disabled callback binding evidence, reviewed active guard evidence, guard-to-binding match evidence, callback invocation refusal, pre-platform-API blocking, disabled-result return behavior, no handle/symbol/runtime state, disabled guard failure mapping, blocked unload/symbol resolution, continued execution disablement, and a required separate execution batch before any disabled refusal result can be promoted. +- Batch 22 adds `evaluateLiteBridgeRuntimePlatformDynamicLoaderRealAdapterLoadOnlyExecutionDisabledCallbackRefusalResult()` to require ready pre-invocation guard evidence, a reviewed disabled refusal-result record, result-to-guard match evidence, disabled refusal projection, no callback invocation/result execution, pre-platform-API blocking, no handle/symbol/runtime state, disabled refusal-result failure mapping, blocked unload/symbol resolution, continued execution disablement, and a required separate execution batch before any refusal result propagation can be promoted. +- Batch 23 adds `evaluateLiteBridgeRuntimePlatformDynamicLoaderRealAdapterLoadOnlyExecutionDisabledCallbackRefusalResultPropagation()` to require ready refusal-result evidence, a reviewed disabled propagation record, propagation-to-refusal-result match evidence, reviewed disabled dispatch handoff/status records, no callback/result/dispatch/status execution, pre-platform-API blocking, no handle/symbol/runtime state, disabled propagation failure mapping, blocked unload/symbol resolution, continued execution disablement, and a required separate execution batch before any propagation consumer-readiness gate can be promoted. +- Batch 24 adds `evaluateLiteBridgeRuntimePlatformDynamicLoaderRealAdapterLoadOnlyExecutionDisabledCallbackRefusalPropagationConsumerReadiness()` to require ready propagation evidence, a reviewed disabled consumer-readiness record, consumer-to-propagation match evidence, disabled consumer evidence, no callback/result/dispatch/status/consumer execution, pre-platform-API blocking, no handle/symbol/runtime state, disabled consumer failure mapping, blocked unload/symbol resolution, continued execution disablement, and a required separate execution batch before any dispatch-consumption guard can be promoted. +- Batch 25 adds `evaluateLiteBridgeRuntimePlatformDynamicLoaderRealAdapterLoadOnlyExecutionDisabledCallbackRefusalPropagationConsumerReadinessDispatchConsumptionGuard()` to require ready consumer-readiness evidence, a reviewed disabled dispatch-consumption guard record, guard-to-consumer-readiness match evidence, disabled guard evidence, no callback/result/dispatch/status/consumer execution, pre-platform-API blocking, no handle/symbol/runtime state, disabled dispatch-consumption failure mapping, blocked unload/symbol resolution, continued execution disablement, and a required separate execution batch before any dispatch-consumption result handoff can be promoted. +- Batch 26 adds `evaluateLiteBridgeRuntimePlatformDynamicLoaderRealAdapterLoadOnlyExecutionDisabledCallbackRefusalPropagationConsumerReadinessDispatchConsumptionGuardResultHandoff()` to require ready dispatch-consumption guard evidence, a reviewed disabled result-handoff record, handoff-to-guard match evidence, disabled result-handoff evidence, no callback/result/dispatch/status/consumer/result-handoff execution, pre-platform-API blocking, no handle/symbol/runtime state, disabled result-handoff failure mapping, blocked unload/symbol resolution, continued execution disablement, and a required separate execution batch before any result-handoff readiness projection can be promoted. +- Batch 27 adds `evaluateLiteBridgeRuntimePlatformDynamicLoaderRealAdapterLoadOnlyExecutionDisabledCallbackRefusalPropagationConsumerReadinessDispatchConsumptionGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjection()` to require ready result-handoff evidence, a reviewed disabled readiness-projection record, projection-to-handoff match evidence, disabled readiness-projection evidence, no callback/result/dispatch/status/consumer/readiness-publication execution, pre-platform-API blocking, no handle/symbol/runtime state, disabled readiness-projection failure mapping, blocked unload/symbol resolution, continued execution disablement, and a required separate execution batch before any readiness-projection status handoff can be promoted. +- Batch 28 adds `evaluateLiteBridgeRuntimePlatformDynamicLoaderRealAdapterLoadOnlyExecutionDisabledCallbackRefusalPropagationConsumerReadinessDispatchConsumptionGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjectionStatusHandoff()` to require ready readiness-projection evidence, a reviewed disabled status-handoff record, status-handoff-to-projection match evidence, disabled status-handoff evidence, no callback/result/dispatch/status/consumer/readiness/status-handoff publication execution, pre-platform-API blocking, no handle/symbol/runtime state, disabled status-handoff failure mapping, blocked unload/symbol resolution, continued execution disablement, and a required separate execution batch before any status-handoff publication guard can be promoted. +- Batch 29 adds `evaluateLiteBridgeRuntimePlatformDynamicLoaderRealAdapterLoadOnlyExecutionDisabledCallbackRefusalPropagationConsumerReadinessDispatchConsumptionGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjectionStatusHandoffPublicationGuard()` to require ready status-handoff evidence, a reviewed disabled publication-guard record, publication-guard-to-status-handoff match evidence, disabled publication-guard evidence, no callback/result/dispatch/status/consumer/readiness/status-handoff/publication-guard publication execution, pre-platform-API blocking, no handle/symbol/runtime state, disabled publication-guard failure mapping, blocked unload/symbol resolution, continued execution disablement, and a required separate execution batch before any publication-guard result handoff can be promoted. +- Batch 30 adds `evaluateLiteBridgeRuntimePlatformDynamicLoaderRealAdapterLoadOnlyExecutionDisabledCallbackRefusalPropagationConsumerReadinessDispatchConsumptionGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjectionStatusHandoffPublicationGuardResultHandoff()` to require ready publication-guard evidence, a reviewed disabled publication-guard result-handoff record, result-handoff-to-publication-guard match evidence, disabled result-handoff evidence, no callback/result/dispatch/status/consumer/readiness/status-handoff/publication-guard/result-handoff publication execution, pre-platform-API blocking, no handle/symbol/runtime state, disabled result-handoff failure mapping, blocked unload/symbol resolution, continued execution disablement, and a required separate execution batch before any publication-guard result-handoff readiness projection can be promoted. +- Batch 31 adds `evaluateLiteBridgeRuntimePlatformDynamicLoaderRealAdapterLoadOnlyExecutionDisabledCallbackRefusalPropagationConsumerReadinessDispatchConsumptionGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjectionStatusHandoffPublicationGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjection()` to require ready publication-guard result-handoff evidence, a reviewed disabled readiness-projection record, readiness-projection-to-result-handoff match evidence, disabled readiness-projection evidence, no callback/result/dispatch/status/consumer/readiness/status-handoff/publication-guard/result-handoff/readiness-projection publication execution, pre-platform-API blocking, no handle/symbol/runtime state, disabled readiness-projection failure mapping, blocked unload/symbol resolution, continued execution disablement, and a required separate execution batch before any publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection status handoff can be promoted. +- Batch 32 adds `evaluateLiteBridgeRuntimePlatformDynamicLoaderRealAdapterLoadOnlyExecutionDisabledCallbackRefusalPropagationConsumerReadinessDispatchConsumptionGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjectionStatusHandoffPublicationGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjectionStatusHandoff()` to require ready publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection evidence, a reviewed disabled status-handoff record, status-handoff-to-readiness-projection match evidence, disabled status-handoff evidence, no callback/result/dispatch/status/consumer/readiness/status-handoff/publication-guard/result-handoff/readiness-projection/status-handoff publication execution, pre-platform-API blocking, no handle/symbol/runtime state, disabled status-handoff failure mapping, blocked unload/symbol resolution, continued execution disablement, and a required separate execution batch before any publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection status-handoff publication guard can be promoted. +- Batch 33 adds `evaluateLiteBridgeRuntimePlatformDynamicLoaderRealAdapterLoadOnlyExecutionDisabledCallbackRefusalPropagationConsumerReadinessDispatchConsumptionGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjectionStatusHandoffPublicationGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjectionStatusHandoffPublicationGuard()` to require ready publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection status-handoff evidence, a reviewed disabled publication-guard record, publication-guard-to-status-handoff match evidence, disabled publication-guard evidence, no callback/result/dispatch/status/consumer/readiness/status-handoff/publication-guard/result-handoff/readiness-projection/status-handoff/publication-guard publication execution, pre-platform-API blocking, no handle/symbol/runtime state, disabled publication-guard failure mapping, blocked unload/symbol resolution, continued execution disablement, and a required separate execution batch before any publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection status-handoff publication-guard result handoff can be promoted. +- Batch 34 adds `evaluateLiteBridgeRuntimePlatformDynamicLoaderRealAdapterLoadOnlyExecutionDisabledCallbackRefusalPropagationConsumerReadinessDispatchConsumptionGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjectionStatusHandoffPublicationGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjectionStatusHandoffPublicationGuardResultHandoff()` to require ready publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection status-handoff publication-guard evidence, a reviewed disabled result-handoff record, result-handoff-to-publication-guard match evidence, disabled result-handoff evidence, no callback/result/dispatch/status/consumer/readiness/status-handoff/publication-guard/result-handoff/readiness-projection/status-handoff/publication-guard/result-handoff publication execution, pre-platform-API blocking, no handle/symbol/runtime state, disabled result-handoff failure mapping, blocked unload/symbol resolution, continued execution disablement, and a required separate execution batch before any publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection status-handoff publication-guard result-handoff readiness projection can be promoted. +- Batch 35 adds `evaluateLiteBridgeRuntimePlatformDynamicLoaderRealAdapterLoadOnlyExecutionDisabledCallbackRefusalPropagationConsumerReadinessDispatchConsumptionGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjectionStatusHandoffPublicationGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjectionStatusHandoffPublicationGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjection()` to require ready publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection status-handoff publication-guard result-handoff evidence, a reviewed disabled readiness-projection record, readiness-projection-to-result-handoff match evidence, disabled readiness-projection evidence, no callback/result/dispatch/status/consumer/readiness/status-handoff/publication-guard/result-handoff/readiness-projection/status-handoff/publication-guard/result-handoff/readiness-projection publication execution, pre-platform-API blocking, no handle/symbol/runtime state, disabled readiness-projection failure mapping, blocked unload/symbol resolution, continued execution disablement, and a required separate execution batch before any publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection status-handoff publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection status handoff can be promoted. +- Batch 36 adds `evaluateLiteBridgeRuntimePlatformDynamicLoaderRealAdapterLoadOnlyExecutionDisabledCallbackRefusalPropagationConsumerReadinessDispatchConsumptionGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjectionStatusHandoffPublicationGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjectionStatusHandoffPublicationGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjectionStatusHandoff()` to require ready publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection status-handoff publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection evidence, a reviewed disabled status-handoff record, status-handoff-to-readiness-projection match evidence, disabled status-handoff evidence, no callback/result/dispatch/status/consumer/readiness/status-handoff/publication-guard/result-handoff/readiness-projection/status-handoff/publication-guard/result-handoff/readiness-projection/status-handoff publication execution, pre-platform-API blocking, no handle/symbol/runtime state, disabled status-handoff failure mapping, blocked unload/symbol resolution, continued execution disablement, and a required separate execution batch before any publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection status-handoff publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection status-handoff publication guard can be promoted. +- Batch 37 adds `evaluateLiteBridgeRuntimePlatformDynamicLoaderRealAdapterLoadOnlyExecutionDisabledCallbackRefusalPropagationConsumerReadinessDispatchConsumptionGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjectionStatusHandoffPublicationGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjectionStatusHandoffPublicationGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjectionStatusHandoffPublicationGuard()` to require ready publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection status-handoff publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection status-handoff publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection status-handoff evidence, a reviewed disabled publication-guard record, publication-guard-to-status-handoff match evidence, disabled publication-guard evidence, no callback/result/dispatch/status/consumer/readiness/status-handoff/publication-guard/result-handoff/readiness-projection/status-handoff/publication-guard/result-handoff/readiness-projection/status-handoff/publication-guard publication execution, pre-platform-API blocking, no handle/symbol/runtime state, disabled publication-guard failure mapping, blocked unload/symbol resolution, continued execution disablement, and a required separate execution batch before any publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection status-handoff publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection status-handoff publication-guard result handoff can be promoted. +- Batch 38 adds `evaluateLiteBridgeRuntimePlatformDynamicLoaderRealAdapterLoadOnlyExecutionDisabledCallbackRefusalPropagationConsumerReadinessDispatchConsumptionGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjectionStatusHandoffPublicationGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjectionStatusHandoffPublicationGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjectionStatusHandoffPublicationGuardResultHandoff()` to require ready publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection status-handoff publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection status-handoff publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection status-handoff publication-guard evidence, a reviewed disabled result-handoff record, result-handoff-to-publication-guard match evidence, disabled result-handoff evidence, no callback/result/dispatch/status/consumer/readiness/status-handoff/publication-guard/result-handoff/readiness-projection/status-handoff/publication-guard/result-handoff/readiness-projection/status-handoff/publication-guard/result-handoff publication execution, pre-platform-API blocking, no handle/symbol/runtime state, disabled result-handoff failure mapping, blocked unload/symbol resolution, continued execution disablement, and a required separate execution batch before any publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection status-handoff publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection status-handoff publication-guard result-handoff readiness projection can be promoted. +- Batch 39 adds `evaluateLiteBridgeRuntimePlatformDynamicLoaderRealAdapterLoadOnlyExecutionDisabledCallbackRefusalPropagationConsumerReadinessDispatchConsumptionGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjectionStatusHandoffPublicationGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjectionStatusHandoffPublicationGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjectionStatusHandoffPublicationGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjection()` to require ready publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection status-handoff publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection status-handoff publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection status-handoff publication-guard result-handoff evidence, a reviewed disabled readiness-projection record, readiness-projection-to-result-handoff match evidence, disabled readiness-projection evidence, no callback/result/dispatch/status/consumer/readiness/status-handoff/publication-guard/result-handoff/readiness-projection/status-handoff/publication-guard/result-handoff/readiness-projection/status-handoff/publication-guard/result-handoff/readiness-projection publication execution, pre-platform-API blocking, no handle/symbol/runtime state, disabled readiness-projection failure mapping, blocked unload/symbol resolution, continued execution disablement, and a required separate execution batch before any publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection status-handoff publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection status-handoff publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection status handoff can be promoted. +- Batch 40 adds `evaluateLiteBridgeRuntimePlatformDynamicLoaderRealAdapterLoadOnlyExecutionDisabledCallbackRefusalPropagationConsumerReadinessDispatchConsumptionGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjectionStatusHandoffPublicationGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjectionStatusHandoffPublicationGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjectionStatusHandoffPublicationGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjectionStatusHandoff()` to require ready Batch 39 readiness-projection evidence, a reviewed disabled status-handoff record, status-handoff-to-readiness-projection match evidence, disabled status-handoff evidence, no callback/result/dispatch/status/consumer/readiness/status-handoff/publication-guard/result-handoff/readiness-projection/status-handoff/publication-guard/result-handoff/readiness-projection/status-handoff/publication-guard/result-handoff/readiness-projection/status-handoff publication execution, pre-platform-API blocking, no handle/symbol/runtime state, disabled status-handoff failure mapping, blocked unload/symbol resolution, continued execution disablement, and a required separate execution batch before any publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection status-handoff publication guard can be promoted. +- Batch 41 adds `evaluateLiteBridgeRuntimePlatformDynamicLoaderRealAdapterLoadOnlyExecutionDisabledCallbackRefusalPropagationConsumerReadinessDispatchConsumptionGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjectionStatusHandoffPublicationGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjectionStatusHandoffPublicationGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjectionStatusHandoffPublicationGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjectionStatusHandoffPublicationGuard()` to require ready Batch 40 status-handoff evidence, a reviewed disabled publication-guard record, publication-guard-to-status-handoff match evidence, disabled publication-guard evidence, no callback/result/dispatch/status/consumer/readiness/status-handoff/publication-guard/result-handoff/readiness-projection/status-handoff/publication-guard/result-handoff/readiness-projection/status-handoff/publication-guard/result-handoff/readiness-projection/status-handoff/publication-guard publication execution, pre-platform-API blocking, no handle/symbol/runtime state, disabled publication-guard failure mapping, blocked unload/symbol resolution, continued execution disablement, and a required separate execution batch before any publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection status-handoff publication-guard result handoff can be promoted. +- Batch 42 adds `evaluateLiteBridgeRuntimePlatformDynamicLoaderRealAdapterLoadOnlyExecutionDisabledCallbackRefusalPropagationConsumerReadinessDispatchConsumptionGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjectionStatusHandoffPublicationGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjectionStatusHandoffPublicationGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjectionStatusHandoffPublicationGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjectionStatusHandoffPublicationGuardResultHandoff()` to require ready Batch 41 publication-guard evidence, a reviewed disabled result-handoff record, result-handoff-to-publication-guard match evidence, disabled result-handoff evidence, no callback/result/dispatch/status/consumer/readiness/status-handoff/publication-guard/result-handoff/readiness-projection/status-handoff/publication-guard/result-handoff/readiness-projection/status-handoff/publication-guard/result-handoff/readiness-projection/status-handoff/publication-guard/result-handoff publication execution, pre-platform-API blocking, no handle/symbol/runtime state, disabled result-handoff failure mapping, blocked unload/symbol resolution, continued execution disablement, and a required separate execution batch before any publication-guard result-handoff readiness projection can be promoted. +- Batch 43 adds `evaluateLiteBridgeRuntimePlatformDynamicLoaderRealAdapterLoadOnlyExecutionDisabledCallbackRefusalPropagationConsumerReadinessDispatchConsumptionGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjectionStatusHandoffPublicationGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjectionStatusHandoffPublicationGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjectionStatusHandoffPublicationGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjectionStatusHandoffPublicationGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjection()` to require ready Batch 42 result-handoff evidence, a reviewed disabled readiness-projection record, readiness-projection-to-result-handoff match evidence, disabled readiness-projection evidence, no callback/result/dispatch/status/consumer/readiness/status-handoff/publication-guard/result-handoff/readiness-projection/status-handoff/publication-guard/result-handoff/readiness-projection/status-handoff/publication-guard/result-handoff/readiness-projection/status-handoff/publication-guard/result-handoff/readiness-projection publication execution, pre-platform-API blocking, no handle/symbol/runtime state, disabled readiness-projection failure mapping, blocked unload/symbol resolution, continued execution disablement, and a required separate execution batch before any publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection status handoff can be promoted. +- Batch 44 adds `evaluateLiteBridgeRuntimePlatformDynamicLoaderRealAdapterLoadOnlyExecutionDisabledCallbackRefusalPropagationConsumerReadinessDispatchConsumptionGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjectionStatusHandoffPublicationGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjectionStatusHandoffPublicationGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjectionStatusHandoffPublicationGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjectionStatusHandoffPublicationGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjectionStatusHandoff()` to require ready Batch 43 readiness-projection evidence, a reviewed disabled status-handoff record, status-handoff-to-readiness-projection match evidence, disabled status-handoff evidence, no callback/result/dispatch/status/consumer/readiness/status-handoff/publication-guard/result-handoff/readiness-projection/status-handoff publication execution, pre-platform-API blocking, no handle/symbol/runtime state, disabled status-handoff failure mapping, blocked unload/symbol resolution, continued execution disablement, and a required separate execution batch before any publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection status-handoff publication guard can be promoted. +- Batch 45 adds `evaluateLiteBridgeRuntimePlatformDynamicLoaderRealAdapterLoadOnlyExecutionDisabledCallbackRefusalPropagationConsumerReadinessDispatchConsumptionGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjectionStatusHandoffPublicationGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjectionStatusHandoffPublicationGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjectionStatusHandoffPublicationGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjectionStatusHandoffPublicationGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjectionStatusHandoffPublicationGuard()` to require ready Batch 44 status-handoff evidence, a reviewed disabled publication-guard record, publication-guard-to-status-handoff match evidence, disabled publication-guard evidence, no callback/result/dispatch/status/consumer/readiness/status-handoff/publication-guard/result-handoff/readiness-projection/status-handoff/publication-guard publication execution, pre-platform-API blocking, no handle/symbol/runtime state, disabled publication-guard failure mapping, blocked unload/symbol resolution, continued execution disablement, and a required separate execution batch before any publication-guard result handoff can be promoted. +- Batch 46 adds `evaluateLiteBridgeRuntimePlatformDynamicLoaderRealAdapterLoadOnlyExecutionDisabledCallbackRefusalPropagationConsumerReadinessDispatchConsumptionGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjectionStatusHandoffPublicationGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjectionStatusHandoffPublicationGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjectionStatusHandoffPublicationGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjectionStatusHandoffPublicationGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjectionStatusHandoffPublicationGuardResultHandoff()` to require ready Batch 45 publication-guard evidence, a reviewed disabled result-handoff record, result-handoff-to-publication-guard match evidence, disabled result-handoff evidence, no callback/result/dispatch/status/consumer/readiness/status-handoff/publication-guard/result-handoff/readiness-projection/status-handoff/publication-guard/result-handoff publication execution, pre-platform-API blocking, no handle/symbol/runtime state, disabled result-handoff failure mapping, blocked unload/symbol resolution, continued execution disablement, and a required separate execution batch before any publication-guard result-handoff readiness projection can be promoted. +- Batch 47 adds `evaluateLiteBridgeRuntimePlatformDynamicLoaderRealAdapterLoadOnlyExecutionDisabledCallbackRefusalPropagationConsumerReadinessDispatchConsumptionGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjectionStatusHandoffPublicationGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjectionStatusHandoffPublicationGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjectionStatusHandoffPublicationGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjectionStatusHandoffPublicationGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjectionStatusHandoffPublicationGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjection()` to require ready Batch 46 result-handoff evidence, a reviewed disabled readiness-projection record, readiness-projection-to-result-handoff match evidence, disabled readiness-projection evidence, no callback/result/dispatch/status/consumer/readiness/status-handoff/publication-guard/result-handoff/readiness-projection/status-handoff/publication-guard/result-handoff/readiness-projection publication execution, pre-platform-API blocking, no handle/symbol/runtime state, disabled readiness-projection failure mapping, blocked unload/symbol resolution, continued execution disablement, and a required separate execution batch before any publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection status handoff can be promoted. +- Batch 48 adds `evaluateLiteBridgeRuntimePlatformDynamicLoaderRealAdapterLoadOnlyExecutionDisabledCallbackRefusalPropagationConsumerReadinessDispatchConsumptionGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjectionStatusHandoffPublicationGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjectionStatusHandoffPublicationGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjectionStatusHandoffPublicationGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjectionStatusHandoffPublicationGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjectionStatusHandoffPublicationGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjectionStatusHandoff()` to require ready Batch 47 readiness-projection evidence, a reviewed disabled status-handoff record, status-handoff-to-readiness-projection match evidence, disabled status-handoff evidence, no callback/result/dispatch/status/consumer/readiness/status-handoff/publication-guard/result-handoff/readiness-projection/status-handoff publication execution, pre-platform-API blocking, no handle/symbol/runtime state, disabled status-handoff failure mapping, blocked unload/symbol resolution, continued execution disablement, and a required separate execution batch before any publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection status-handoff publication guard can be promoted. +- Batch 49 adds `evaluateLiteBridgeRuntimePlatformDynamicLoaderRealAdapterLoadOnlyExecutionDisabledCallbackRefusalPropagationConsumerReadinessDispatchConsumptionGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjectionStatusHandoffPublicationGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjectionStatusHandoffPublicationGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjectionStatusHandoffPublicationGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjectionStatusHandoffPublicationGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjectionStatusHandoffPublicationGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjectionStatusHandoffPublicationGuard()` to require ready Batch 48 status-handoff evidence, a reviewed disabled publication-guard record, publication-guard-to-status-handoff match evidence, disabled publication-guard evidence, no callback/result/dispatch/status/consumer/readiness/status-handoff/publication-guard/result-handoff/readiness-projection/status-handoff/publication-guard publication execution, pre-platform-API blocking, no handle/symbol/runtime state, disabled publication-guard failure mapping, blocked unload/symbol resolution, continued execution disablement, and a required separate execution batch before any publication-guard result handoff can be promoted. +- Batch 50 adds `evaluateLiteBridgeRuntimePlatformDynamicLoaderRealAdapterLoadOnlyExecutionDisabledCallbackRefusalPropagationConsumerReadinessDispatchConsumptionGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjectionStatusHandoffPublicationGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjectionStatusHandoffPublicationGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjectionStatusHandoffPublicationGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjectionStatusHandoffPublicationGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjectionStatusHandoffPublicationGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjectionStatusHandoffPublicationGuardResultHandoff()` to require ready Batch 49 publication-guard evidence, a reviewed disabled result-handoff record, result-handoff-to-publication-guard match evidence, disabled result-handoff evidence, no callback/result/dispatch/status/consumer/readiness/status-handoff/publication-guard/result-handoff/readiness-projection/status-handoff/publication-guard/result-handoff publication execution, pre-platform-API blocking, no handle/symbol/runtime state, disabled result-handoff failure mapping, blocked unload/symbol resolution, continued execution disablement, and a required separate execution batch before any publication-guard result-handoff readiness projection can be promoted. +- Batch 51 adds `evaluateLiteBridgeRuntimePlatformDynamicLoaderRealAdapterLoadOnlyExecutionDisabledCallbackRefusalPropagationConsumerReadinessDispatchConsumptionGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjectionStatusHandoffPublicationGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjectionStatusHandoffPublicationGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjectionStatusHandoffPublicationGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjectionStatusHandoffPublicationGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjectionStatusHandoffPublicationGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjectionStatusHandoffPublicationGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjection()` to require ready Batch 50 result-handoff evidence, a reviewed disabled readiness-projection record, readiness-projection-to-result-handoff match evidence, disabled readiness-projection evidence, no callback/result/dispatch/status/consumer/readiness/status-handoff/publication-guard/result-handoff/readiness-projection/status-handoff/publication-guard/result-handoff/readiness-projection publication execution, pre-platform-API blocking, no handle/symbol/runtime state, disabled readiness-projection failure mapping, blocked unload/symbol resolution, continued execution disablement, and a required separate execution batch before any publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection status handoff can be promoted. +- Batch 52 adds `evaluateLiteBridgeRuntimePlatformDynamicLoaderRealAdapterLoadOnlyExecutionDisabledCallbackRefusalPropagationConsumerReadinessDispatchConsumptionGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjectionStatusHandoffPublicationGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjectionStatusHandoffPublicationGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjectionStatusHandoffPublicationGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjectionStatusHandoffPublicationGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjectionStatusHandoffPublicationGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjectionStatusHandoffPublicationGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjectionStatusHandoff()` to require ready Batch 51 readiness-projection evidence, a reviewed disabled status-handoff record, status-handoff-to-readiness-projection match evidence, disabled status-handoff evidence, no callback/result/dispatch/status/consumer/readiness/status-handoff/publication-guard/result-handoff/readiness-projection/status-handoff publication execution, pre-platform-API blocking, no handle/symbol/runtime state, disabled status-handoff failure mapping, blocked unload/symbol resolution, continued execution disablement, and a required separate execution batch before any publication-guard result-handoff readiness-projection status-handoff publication guard can be promoted. +- Batch 53 adds `evaluateLiteBridgeRuntimePlatformDynamicLoaderRealAdapterLoadOnlyExecutionDisabledCallbackRefusalPropagationConsumerReadinessDispatchConsumptionGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjectionStatusHandoffPublicationGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjectionStatusHandoffPublicationGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjectionStatusHandoffPublicationGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjectionStatusHandoffPublicationGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjectionStatusHandoffPublicationGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjectionStatusHandoffPublicationGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjectionStatusHandoffPublicationGuard()` to require ready Batch 52 status-handoff evidence, a reviewed disabled publication-guard record, publication-guard-to-status-handoff match evidence, disabled publication-guard evidence, no callback/result/dispatch/status/consumer/readiness/status-handoff/publication-guard/result-handoff/readiness-projection/status-handoff/publication-guard publication execution, pre-platform-API blocking, no handle/symbol/runtime state, disabled publication-guard failure mapping, blocked unload/symbol resolution, continued execution disablement, and a required separate execution batch before any publication-guard result handoff can be promoted. +- Batch 54 adds `evaluateLiteBridgeRuntimePlatformDynamicLoaderRealAdapterLoadOnlyExecutionDisabledCallbackRefusalPropagationConsumerReadinessDispatchConsumptionGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjectionStatusHandoffPublicationGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjectionStatusHandoffPublicationGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjectionStatusHandoffPublicationGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjectionStatusHandoffPublicationGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjectionStatusHandoffPublicationGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjectionStatusHandoffPublicationGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjectionStatusHandoffPublicationGuardResultHandoff()` to require ready Batch 53 publication-guard evidence, a reviewed disabled result-handoff record, result-handoff-to-publication-guard match evidence, disabled result-handoff evidence, no callback/result/dispatch/status/consumer/readiness/status-handoff/publication-guard/result-handoff/readiness-projection/status-handoff/publication-guard/result-handoff publication execution, pre-platform-API blocking, no handle/symbol/runtime state, disabled result-handoff failure mapping, blocked unload/symbol resolution, continued execution disablement, and a required separate execution batch before any publication-guard result-handoff readiness projection can be promoted. +- Batch 55 adds `evaluateLiteBridgeRuntimePlatformDynamicLoaderRealAdapterLoadOnlyExecutionDisabledCallbackRefusalPropagationConsumerReadinessDispatchConsumptionGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjectionStatusHandoffPublicationGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjectionStatusHandoffPublicationGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjectionStatusHandoffPublicationGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjectionStatusHandoffPublicationGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjectionStatusHandoffPublicationGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjectionStatusHandoffPublicationGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjectionStatusHandoffPublicationGuardResultHandoffReadinessProjection()` to require ready Batch 54 result-handoff evidence, a reviewed disabled readiness-projection record, readiness-projection-to-result-handoff match evidence, disabled readiness-projection evidence, no callback/result/dispatch/status/consumer/readiness/status-handoff/publication-guard/result-handoff/readiness-projection publication execution, pre-platform-API blocking, no handle/symbol/runtime state, disabled readiness-projection failure mapping, blocked unload/symbol resolution, continued execution disablement, and a required separate execution batch before any status handoff can be promoted. + +## Review Update 2026-05-29 + +Current build verification now reaches and passes the focused tests: the Batch 54-56 generated-style compile blocker in `src/wallet/lite_bridge_runtime.cpp` was repaired by quarantining the duplicate tail block that reused earlier Batch 50-52 public signatures while expecting later undeclared types, and the generated Phase 2 lane behavioral failures are fixed. The repair resets current-batch execution gates after inherited evidence, projects adjacent-batch no-attempt aliases used by the generated tests, includes the Batch44 current status-handoff stop-before-publication field in disabled-state validation, and extends the shared Batch50/54 ready-summary token. `cmake --build build --target ObsidianDragonTests` and `./build/bin/ObsidianDragonTests` now pass. + +Guardrail review still found no platform dynamic-loader API calls under `src/wallet`, and the intended runtime behavior remains disabled: no bridge/SDXL calls, server checks, lifecycle execution, sync/status polling, send/import/export, persistence, UI mutation, `WalletState` mutation, signing, upload, publication, or artifact mutation is enabled. + +## Batch 60 Startup Update 2026-05-30 + +Batch 60 status-handoff gating is now backed by unique Batch54-60 generated-style runtime surfaces rather than the earlier collision-safe harness aliases. The promoted chain consumes Batch53 publication-guard evidence into Batch54 result-handoff, Batch55 readiness-projection, Batch56 status-handoff, Batch57 publication-guard, Batch58 result-handoff, Batch59 readiness-projection, and Batch60 status-handoff surfaces with explicit surface-ready markers. Focused coverage covers ready, missing readiness evidence, missing status-handoff record, readiness-evidence mismatch, disabled-state projection, disabled runtime state, failure mapping, non-load/runtime enablement, production enablement, separate execution-batch enforcement, platform/API attempt rejection, macOS deferred propagation, and compile-time non-alias checks for Batch54/55/60. `cmake --build build --target ObsidianDragonTests`, `./build/bin/ObsidianDragonTests`, diagnostics, and forbidden dynamic-loader API scans pass. No platform dynamic-loader APIs, bridge calls, SDXL calls, server checks, lifecycle execution, sync/status polling, send/import/export, persistence, UI mutation, `WalletState` mutation, signing, upload, publication, or artifact mutation was enabled. + +Unique surface promotion on 2026-05-30 keeps the obsolete duplicate generated tail quarantined while adding active Batch54-60 wrapper structs/evaluators before it. The focused tests now assert Batch54/55/60 are not the Batch50/51/52 surfaces and verify that deferred macOS evidence propagates through the promoted readiness gates before prior-surface marker checks fail closed. + +## Guardrails + +Phase 2 runtime binding may construct a symbol table and test wrappers with fakes. It must not yet: + +- create, open, or restore wallets, +- start sync or poll `syncstatus`, +- check real servers outside fake tests, +- send, import, export, shield, save, or encrypt wallets, +- enqueue worker jobs, +- persist wallet files or settings, +- mutate `WalletState`, +- publish UI model updates, telemetry, status, or audit events, +- sign, upload, publish, or mutate artifacts. + +Real bridge calls should stay behind explicit tests and owner gates until the relevant Phase 3+ runtime layers are promoted. + +## Acceptance Criteria + +- Full-node builds still compile and report the lite backend unavailable. +- Lite builds without a linked backend stay unavailable with actionable status. +- A complete fake imported symbol table reaches `Ready` without network or file side effects. +- Missing symbols fail before any wrapper call can occur. +- Returned Rust strings are copied before free, freed exactly once, and never leak raw pointers. +- Shutdown is idempotent and ordered before any future dynamic-library unload. +- Focused tests cover success, missing-symbol, null-return, error-return, free-once, double-free prevention, failed-binding cleanup, and shutdown-order paths. + +## Out Of Scope For This Planning Slice + +- macOS artifact/imported-link verification, currently deferred. +- Real sidecar-signature capture, pending release artifacts and trust roots. +- Server selection runtime, lifecycle execution, sync orchestration, `WalletState` mutation, UI refresh, send/import/export execution, persistence, and production enablement. + +## Next Batch + +Batch100 readiness-ceiling closure is now the next handoff from the verified Batch99 promotion-activation post-closure final archive receiver stewardship receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation receipt custody acceptance confirmation archive handoff confirmation receipt custody acceptance confirmation coverage. Keep the dynamic-loader lane disabled, preserve the current no-runtime-side-effect guardrails, do not add Batch101 unless a concrete promotion blocker needs a typed proof surface, and use the Batch100 ceiling to summarize remaining runtime-promotion work. \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/docs/lite-wallet-runtime-promotion-matrix-2026-05-18.md b/docs/lite-wallet-runtime-promotion-matrix-2026-05-18.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..b515ebd --- /dev/null +++ b/docs/lite-wallet-runtime-promotion-matrix-2026-05-18.md @@ -0,0 +1,106 @@ +# Lite Wallet Runtime Promotion Matrix - 2026-05-18 + +## Baseline Record + +Phase 0 starts from Batch 100 as the disabled readiness ceiling. The focused baseline was verified on 2026-05-18 with: + +- `cmake --build build --target ObsidianDragonTests` +- `./build/linux/bin/ObsidianDragonTests` + +Result: build passed and the test binary printed `Focused service tests passed`. + +## Freeze Decision + +Batch 100 is the readiness ceiling for runtime promotion work. Additional post-closure disabled batches should stay frozen unless a concrete promotion blocker requires one more typed proof surface. The next work should promote existing facts into reviewed runtime owners. + +## Promotion Matrix + +| Batches | Disabled readiness surface | Runtime owner to feed | Minimum Batch 100 fact | +| --- | --- | --- | --- | +| 32-34 | Lifecycle bridge-call preflight and post-lifecycle sync handoff | `LiteWalletLifecycleRuntime` | `lifecycleRuntimeFeedReady` | +| 35-37 | SDXL artifact, bridge owner, dispatcher, and runtime owner readiness | `LiteBridgeRuntime` artifact contract | `syncArtifactInput` and `syncBackendInput` | +| 38-41 | Dynamic link, dispatch table, call result cleanup, and shutdown planning | `LiteBridgeRuntime` dispatch table | reviewed disabled `runtimePlan` boundary | +| 42-43 | Execution attempt and status handoff planning | `LiteRuntimeWorkerBridge` | `runtimeExecutionRefused` and `noRuntimeAttempted` | +| 44-47 | State apply, persistence commit, recovery, and refresh queue planning | `LiteWalletStateApplyRuntime` | `stateApplyFeedReady` | +| 48-52 | UI model, view refresh, completion, and telemetry planning | `LiteWalletUiRuntimeModel` | `noUiMutation` and `noUiRefreshExecution` | +| 53-57 | Enablement review, rollout policy, kill switch, release, and production readiness | `LiteRuntimeEnablementPolicy` | runtime activation remains blocked | +| 58-63 | Observability, release closure, operations, maintenance, and promotion readiness | `LiteRuntimeOperationsReadiness` | telemetry, status, and audit gates | +| 64-72 | Promotion decision, activation preflight/runbook/approval/change control/release observation | `LiteRuntimePromotionRunbook` | `futureRuntimeBoundaryCouldBeEnabled` | +| 73-80 | Post-closure operations handoff through receipt custody acceptance | Historical evidence only | Batch 100 accepted ancestor chain | +| 81-89 | Receipt custody acceptance confirmation through archive handoff confirmation | Historical evidence only | Batch 100 accepted ancestor chain | +| 90-100 | Final receipt/custody/archive handoff disabled ceiling | Batch 100 readiness ceiling | final operation and step ready counts | + +## Minimum Runtime Consumers + +Future runtime owners should consume the compact Phase 0 surface instead of re-reading the whole Batch 32-100 chain: + +- `LiteRuntimePromotionBatch100Result` +- `runtimePlan.disabled` guardrail flags +- `syncArtifactInput` +- `syncBackendInput` +- `syncOwnershipInput` +- `syncCancellationInput` +- `syncShutdownInput` +- `lifecycleBridgeAbiFacts` +- `flowRuntimeInput` +- `stateApplyExecution` +- final operation and step records from the Batch 100 runtime plan + +## Checklist Helper + +The Phase 0 code helper is `LiteRuntimePromotionChecklist` in `src/wallet/lite_wallet_runtime_promotion_checklist.*`. It requires: + +- Batch 100 result present, ok, and disabled. +- Batch 100 acknowledged as the readiness ceiling. +- Post-closure disabled growth frozen. +- Required lifecycle, sync, send/import/export, and state-apply feeds ready. +- No dynamic loading, symbol resolution, bridge call, SDXL call, cleanup, shutdown, sync, lifecycle, UI, persistence, publication, or `WalletState` mutation observed. +- Final operation and step records present and fully ready. + +The helper never enables runtime activation. A passing checklist means Phase 1 implementation work may start while runtime calls remain blocked. + +## Post-Ceiling Owner Consumption + +The first post-ceiling Phase 2 owner slice is `LiteWalletBridgeRuntimeOwnerReadiness` consuming `LiteRuntimePromotionBatch100Result` directly. The projection requires a passing `LiteRuntimePromotionChecklist`, converts the Batch100 feeds into a disabled dispatcher report and per-operation owner inputs, and keeps runtime activation blocked. It covers lifecycle create/open/restore, sync start/status, server check, wallet exists, shutdown, send, shield, create-address, export, import, save, and encryption operation ownership without enabling dynamic loading, symbol resolution, bridge/SDXL calls, persistence, publication, UI mutation, or `WalletState` mutation. + +The second post-ceiling owner slice is `LiteWalletBridgeRuntimeExecutionOwner` consuming that Batch100-gated owner-readiness result. The projection marks disabled execution ownership and attempt gates ready for dynamic-library, symbol-resolution, Rust-string cleanup, shutdown, and the same operation set, while preserving `executionAttempted=false`, `executionAccepted=false`, `executionRefused=true`, and all runtime permission flags false. + +The third post-ceiling owner slice is `LiteWalletBridgeRuntimeDynamicLinkPlan` consuming the Batch100 execution-owner projection. The projection maps execution-owner bridge ABI facts into the artifact symbol snapshot, marks disabled dynamic-library and symbol-table planning gates ready, and keeps dynamic loading, unloading, symbol resolution, bridge/SDXL calls, publication, persistence, UI mutation, artifact mutation, and `WalletState` mutation refused. + +The fourth post-ceiling owner slice is `LiteWalletBridgeRuntimeDispatchTablePlan` consuming the Batch100 dynamic-link projection. The projection marks disabled operation routing, function-pointer slots, symbol-binding review, dispatch envelopes, response ownership, runtime-call ownership, argument marshalling, return-value ownership, error mapping, timeout/cancellation, post-call cleanup, and dispatch/runtime-call gates ready while preserving function-pointer binding, bridge calls, SDXL calls, Rust-string free, shutdown, dynamic loading, symbol resolution, persistence, publication, UI mutation, artifact mutation, and `WalletState` mutation as refused. + +The fifth post-ceiling owner slice is `LiteWalletBridgeRuntimeCallResultCleanupPlan` consuming the Batch100 dispatch-table projection. The projection marks disabled Rust-string ownership, copy-before-free, free-once, null/error classification, temporary-copy wipe, raw-pointer escape prevention, result-envelope, result parser/classification, error mapping, response redaction, cancellation cleanup, shutdown cleanup, and cleanup/free attempt gates ready while preserving call-result cleanup, Rust-string free, bridge calls, SDXL calls, shutdown, dynamic loading, symbol resolution, persistence, publication, UI mutation, artifact mutation, and `WalletState` mutation as refused. + +The sixth post-ceiling owner slice is `LiteWalletBridgeRuntimeExecutionAttemptPlan` consuming the Batch100 call-result cleanup projection. The projection marks disabled runtime-attempt ownership, runtime preflight, dispatch-attempt, result-cleanup attempt, status-feed, state-write, worker-queue, persistence, and attempt gates ready while preserving runtime attempts, function-pointer binding, bridge calls, SDXL calls, result parsing/redaction, call-result cleanup, Rust-string free, shutdown, worker queue, persistence, publication, UI mutation, artifact mutation, and `WalletState` mutation as refused. + +The seventh post-ceiling owner slice is `LiteWalletBridgeRuntimeStatusHandoffPlan` consuming the Batch100 execution-attempt projection. The projection marks disabled status-publication owner, user-visible status, operation-status mapper, worker-handoff owner, worker-queue lane/backpressure, state-write, persistence, status-publish, and worker-handoff gates ready while preserving status publication, user-visible status publication, worker handoff, worker queue, runtime attempts, bridge calls, SDXL calls, result parsing/redaction, call-result cleanup, Rust-string free, shutdown, persistence, publication, UI mutation, artifact mutation, and `WalletState` mutation as refused. + +The eighth post-ceiling owner slice is `LiteWalletBridgeRuntimeStateApplyPlan` consuming the Batch100 status-handoff projection. The projection produces a disabled dry-run `LiteWalletStateApplyExecutionResult`, marks disabled state-apply owner, result-to-refresh-model mapper, state-apply plan, state-apply executor, dry-run acceptance, persistence-write plan, WalletState write gate, persistence-write gate, and post-apply status gates ready while preserving WalletState apply execution, WalletState mutation, wallet/settings persistence, status publication, worker queue, runtime attempts, bridge calls, SDXL calls, result parsing/redaction, call-result cleanup, Rust-string free, shutdown, UI mutation, and artifact mutation as refused. + +The ninth post-ceiling owner slice is `LiteWalletBridgeRuntimePersistenceCommitPlan` consuming the Batch100 state-apply projection. The projection marks disabled commit-owner, wallet persistence, settings persistence, commit-ordering, rollback-marker, recovery-marker, post-commit-status, durability-audit, wallet persistence gate, settings persistence gate, artifact mutation gate, and state commit gate ready while preserving persistence commits, wallet/settings writes, artifact mutation, state commits, WalletState mutation, state-apply execution, status publication, worker queue, runtime attempts, bridge calls, SDXL calls, result parsing/redaction, call-result cleanup, Rust-string free, shutdown, dynamic loading, and symbol resolution as refused. + +The tenth post-ceiling owner slice is `LiteWalletBridgeRuntimePostCommitRecoveryPlan` consuming the Batch100 persistence-commit projection. The projection marks disabled recovery-status owner, rollback-status, recovery-status, durability-audit-status, post-commit UI status, worker-status fanout, sync-refresh fanout, send/import/export status fanout, status-publication gate, worker-queue gate, sync-refresh gate, lifecycle-execution gate, and WalletState mutation gate ready while preserving post-commit recovery execution, status publication, user-visible status publication, worker handoff, worker queue, sync refresh, lifecycle execution, persistence commits, durable writes, artifact mutation, WalletState mutation, runtime attempts, bridge calls, SDXL calls, result parsing/redaction, call-result cleanup, Rust-string free, shutdown, dynamic loading, and symbol resolution as refused. + +The eleventh post-ceiling owner slice is `LiteWalletBridgeRuntimeRefreshQueuePlan` consuming the Batch100 post-commit recovery projection. The projection marks disabled refresh-queue owner, queue policy, queue lane, queue payload, refresh timer owner, refresh timer snapshot, status consumer owner, UI status consumer, worker status consumer, sync status consumer, send/import/export status consumer, refresh-queue gate, refresh-timer gate, status-consumer gate, worker-queue gate, and WalletState mutation gate ready while preserving refresh queue insertion, timer mutation, status-consumer publication, worker queue, WalletState mutation, status publication, sync refresh, post-commit recovery execution, persistence commits, durable writes, artifact mutation, runtime attempts, bridge calls, SDXL calls, result parsing/redaction, call-result cleanup, Rust-string free, shutdown, dynamic loading, and symbol resolution as refused. + +The twelfth post-ceiling owner slice is `LiteWalletBridgeRuntimeUiModelProjectionPlan` consuming the Batch100 refresh-queue projection. The projection marks disabled UI model owner, balance model projection, transaction model projection, address model projection, projection snapshot, refresh payload projection, status-consumer projection, UI mutation gate, status-consumer gate, refresh-queue gate, refresh-timer gate, and WalletState mutation gate ready while preserving UI model mutation, balance/transaction/address model mutation, refresh queue insertion, timer mutation, status-consumer publication, worker queue, WalletState mutation, status publication, sync refresh, post-commit recovery execution, persistence commits, durable writes, artifact mutation, runtime attempts, bridge calls, SDXL calls, result parsing/redaction, call-result cleanup, Rust-string free, shutdown, dynamic loading, and symbol resolution as refused. + +The thirteenth post-ceiling owner slice is `LiteWalletBridgeRuntimeUiViewRefreshHandoffPlan` consuming the Batch100 UI model projection. The projection marks disabled view-refresh owner, balance view adapter, address-list view adapter, recent-transaction view adapter, render invalidation plan, view-refresh snapshot, status-consumer handoff, UI mutation gate, view-invalidation gate, render-invalidation gate, status-consumer gate, refresh-queue gate, refresh-timer gate, and WalletState mutation gate ready while preserving UI mutation, balance/address-list/recent-transaction view mutation, view invalidation, render invalidation, refresh queue insertion, timer mutation, status-consumer publication, worker queue, WalletState mutation, status publication, sync refresh, post-commit recovery execution, persistence commits, durable writes, artifact mutation, runtime attempts, bridge calls, SDXL calls, result parsing/redaction, call-result cleanup, Rust-string free, shutdown, dynamic loading, and symbol resolution as refused. + +The fourteenth post-ceiling owner slice is `LiteWalletBridgeRuntimeUiRefreshDispatchPlan` consuming the Batch100 UI view refresh handoff projection. The projection marks disabled refresh dispatcher owner, balance refresh route, address-list refresh route, recent-transaction refresh route, render scheduler plan, view invalidation router plan, status-consumer dispatch plan, dispatch snapshot plan, UI mutation gate, view-invalidation gate, render-invalidation gate, status-consumer gate, refresh-queue gate, refresh-timer gate, and WalletState mutation gate ready while preserving UI refresh dispatch, UI mutation, balance/address-list/recent-transaction view mutation, view invalidation, render invalidation, refresh queue insertion, timer mutation, status-consumer publication, worker queue, WalletState mutation, status publication, sync refresh, post-commit recovery execution, persistence commits, durable writes, artifact mutation, runtime attempts, bridge calls, SDXL calls, result parsing/redaction, call-result cleanup, Rust-string free, shutdown, dynamic loading, and symbol resolution as refused. + +The fifteenth post-ceiling owner slice is `LiteWalletBridgeRuntimeUiRefreshCompletionPlan` consuming the Batch100 UI refresh dispatch projection. The projection marks disabled completion owner, completion acknowledgement plan, stale-view suppression plan, post-dispatch status summary plan, completion snapshot plan, UI mutation gate, view-invalidation gate, render-invalidation gate, status-consumer gate, refresh-queue gate, refresh-timer gate, and WalletState mutation gate ready while preserving UI refresh completion acknowledgement, stale-view suppression, post-dispatch status summary publication, UI refresh dispatch, UI mutation, balance/address-list/recent-transaction view mutation, view invalidation, render invalidation, refresh queue insertion, timer mutation, status-consumer publication, worker queue, WalletState mutation, status publication, sync refresh, post-commit recovery execution, persistence commits, durable writes, artifact mutation, runtime attempts, bridge calls, SDXL calls, result parsing/redaction, call-result cleanup, Rust-string free, shutdown, dynamic loading, and symbol resolution as refused. + +The sixteenth post-ceiling owner slice is `LiteWalletBridgeRuntimeUiRefreshTelemetryPlan` consuming the Batch100 UI refresh completion projection. The projection marks disabled telemetry owner, completion metrics plan, suppressed-stale-view counter plan, post-refresh diagnostic summary plan, completion audit snapshot plan, telemetry redaction plan, telemetry publication gate, status-publication gate, audit-persistence gate, UI mutation gate, view-invalidation gate, render-invalidation gate, refresh-queue gate, refresh-timer gate, and WalletState mutation gate ready while preserving telemetry publication, completion metrics publication, suppressed stale-view counter publication, post-refresh diagnostic summary publication, completion audit writes, status publication, UI refresh completion acknowledgement, stale-view suppression, post-dispatch status summary publication, UI refresh dispatch, UI mutation, balance/address-list/recent-transaction view mutation, view invalidation, render invalidation, refresh queue insertion, timer mutation, status-consumer publication, worker queue, WalletState mutation, sync refresh, post-commit recovery execution, persistence commits, durable writes, artifact mutation, runtime attempts, bridge calls, SDXL calls, result parsing/redaction, call-result cleanup, Rust-string free, shutdown, dynamic loading, and symbol resolution as refused. + +The seventeenth post-ceiling owner slice is `LiteWalletBridgeRuntimeUiRefreshEnablementReviewPlan` consuming the Batch100 UI refresh telemetry projection. The projection marks disabled enablement-review owner, main-thread ownership plan, runtime disable-switch plan, rollback plan, operator review plan, operator approval record plan, dispatch/completion/telemetry review, guardrail snapshot plan, telemetry publication gate, status-publication gate, UI mutation gate, view-invalidation gate, render-invalidation gate, refresh-queue gate, refresh-timer gate, and WalletState mutation gate ready while preserving UI refresh runtime enablement, main-thread handoff, runtime disable-switch mutation, rollback execution, operator approval commits, telemetry publication, completion metrics publication, suppressed stale-view counter publication, post-refresh diagnostic summary publication, completion audit writes, status publication, UI refresh completion acknowledgement, stale-view suppression, post-dispatch status summary publication, UI refresh dispatch, UI mutation, balance/address-list/recent-transaction view mutation, view invalidation, render invalidation, refresh queue insertion, timer mutation, status-consumer publication, worker queue, WalletState mutation, sync refresh, post-commit recovery execution, persistence commits, durable writes, artifact mutation, runtime attempts, bridge calls, SDXL calls, result parsing/redaction, call-result cleanup, Rust-string free, shutdown, dynamic loading, and symbol resolution as refused. + +The eighteenth post-ceiling owner slice is `LiteWalletBridgeRuntimeUiRefreshRolloutPolicyPlan` consuming the Batch100 UI refresh enablement-review projection. The projection marks disabled rollout-policy owner, staged rollout plan, default-off feature flag plan, operator acknowledgement snapshot, rollback drill plan, deployment cohort plan, rollout percentage plan, metrics gate plan, guardrail snapshot plan, telemetry publication gate, status-publication gate, UI mutation gate, view-invalidation gate, render-invalidation gate, refresh-queue gate, refresh-timer gate, and WalletState mutation gate ready while preserving rollout activation, feature-flag mutation, cohort enrollment, rollout percentage mutation, operator acknowledgement commits, rollback drill execution, metrics publication, UI refresh runtime enablement, main-thread handoff, runtime disable-switch mutation, rollback execution, operator approval commits, telemetry publication, status publication, UI refresh completion acknowledgement, stale-view suppression, post-dispatch status summary publication, UI refresh dispatch, UI mutation, view invalidation, render invalidation, refresh queue insertion, timer mutation, status-consumer publication, worker queue, WalletState mutation, sync refresh, post-commit recovery execution, persistence commits, durable writes, artifact mutation, runtime attempts, bridge calls, SDXL calls, result parsing/redaction, call-result cleanup, Rust-string free, shutdown, dynamic loading, and symbol resolution as refused. + +The nineteenth post-ceiling owner slice is `LiteWalletBridgeRuntimeUiRefreshKillSwitchPlan` consuming the Batch100 UI refresh rollout-policy projection. The projection marks disabled emergency-disable owner, incident acknowledgement snapshot, feature-flag kill-switch plan, rollback kill-switch plan, kill-switch drill plan, operator escalation gate, post-incident audit plan, guardrail snapshot plan, telemetry publication gate, status-publication gate, audit-persistence gate, UI mutation gate, view-invalidation gate, render-invalidation gate, refresh-queue gate, refresh-timer gate, and WalletState mutation gate ready while preserving emergency-disable activation, feature-flag kill-switch mutation, rollback kill-switch execution, operator escalation publication, incident acknowledgement commits, post-incident audit writes, incident status publication, rollout activation, feature-flag mutation, cohort enrollment, rollout percentage mutation, operator acknowledgement commits, rollback drill execution, metrics publication, UI refresh runtime enablement, main-thread handoff, runtime disable-switch mutation, rollback execution, operator approval commits, telemetry publication, status publication, UI refresh completion acknowledgement, stale-view suppression, post-dispatch status summary publication, UI refresh dispatch, UI mutation, view invalidation, render invalidation, refresh queue insertion, timer mutation, status-consumer publication, worker queue, WalletState mutation, sync refresh, post-commit recovery execution, persistence commits, durable writes, artifact mutation, runtime attempts, bridge calls, SDXL calls, result parsing/redaction, call-result cleanup, Rust-string free, shutdown, dynamic loading, and symbol resolution as refused. + +The twentieth post-ceiling owner slice is `LiteWalletBridgeRuntimeUiRefreshReleaseReadinessPlan` consuming the Batch100 UI refresh kill-switch projection. The projection marks disabled operator runbook owner, release checklist snapshot, release approval snapshot, support escalation owner, monitoring handoff plan, post-release verification plan, guardrail snapshot plan, telemetry publication gate, status-publication gate, audit-publication gate, UI mutation gate, view-invalidation gate, render-invalidation gate, refresh-queue gate, refresh-timer gate, and WalletState mutation gate ready while preserving release activation, operator runbook publication, support escalation publication, monitoring handoff publication, post-release verification writes, release approval commits, emergency-disable activation, feature-flag kill-switch mutation, rollback kill-switch execution, operator escalation publication, incident acknowledgement commits, post-incident audit writes, incident status publication, telemetry publication, status publication, UI refresh dispatch, UI refresh completion acknowledgement, UI mutation, view invalidation, render invalidation, refresh queue insertion, timer mutation, status-consumer publication, worker queue, WalletState mutation, sync refresh, post-commit recovery execution, persistence commits, durable writes, artifact mutation, runtime attempts, bridge calls, SDXL calls, result parsing/redaction, call-result cleanup, Rust-string free, shutdown, dynamic loading, and symbol resolution as refused. + +The twenty-first post-ceiling owner slice is `LiteWalletBridgeRuntimeUiRefreshProductionReadinessPlan` consuming the Batch100 UI refresh release-readiness projection. The projection marks disabled cutover owner, rollback-freeze checklist snapshot, production support handoff, monitoring verification snapshot, post-cutover audit plan, guardrail snapshot plan, telemetry publication gate, status-publication gate, audit-publication gate, UI mutation gate, view-invalidation gate, render-invalidation gate, refresh-queue gate, refresh-timer gate, and WalletState mutation gate ready while preserving cutover activation, rollback-freeze publication, production support handoff publication, monitoring verification publication, post-cutover audit writes, cutover approval commits, release activation, operator runbook publication, support escalation publication, monitoring handoff publication, post-release verification writes, release approval commits, telemetry publication, status publication, UI refresh dispatch, UI refresh completion acknowledgement, UI mutation, view invalidation, render invalidation, refresh queue insertion, timer mutation, status-consumer publication, worker queue, WalletState mutation, sync refresh, post-commit recovery execution, persistence commits, durable writes, artifact mutation, runtime attempts, bridge calls, SDXL calls, result parsing/redaction, call-result cleanup, Rust-string free, shutdown, dynamic loading, and symbol resolution as refused. + +Next command: `continue lite wallet Phase 2 real bridge runtime owner implementation from Batch100 UI refresh production readiness`. \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/scripts/check-source-hygiene.sh b/scripts/check-source-hygiene.sh new file mode 100755 index 0000000..cc1b0de --- /dev/null +++ b/scripts/check-source-hygiene.sh @@ -0,0 +1,56 @@ +#!/bin/bash +# Source-tree hygiene guard. +# +# Blocks two failure modes that an AI coding session previously introduced in +# src/wallet/ (the lite-wallet "_plan"/"_batch" churn): pathologically long +# filenames (which also break the Windows MAX_PATH 260-char limit during the +# cross-build) and the runaway "receipt/custody/handoff/stewardship" naming +# explosion where each session wrapped the previous artifact in one more layer. +# +# Usage: +# scripts/check-source-hygiene.sh # check working-tree src/ +# scripts/check-source-hygiene.sh --staged # check staged files (pre-commit) +# +# Install as a git pre-commit hook: +# ln -sf ../../scripts/check-source-hygiene.sh .git/hooks/pre-commit +# # (the hook invokes it with --staged automatically when named pre-commit) + +set -euo pipefail + +MAX_LEN=80 +# Naming-explosion tokens. Two or more chained in one basename is the smell. +CHURN_RE='receipt|custody|handoff|stewardship|promotion_activation|acceptance_confirmation|archive_handoff|post_closure' + +mode="${1:-}" +if [[ "$mode" == "--staged" || "$(basename "$0")" == "pre-commit" ]]; then + mapfile -t files < <(git diff --cached --name-only --diff-filter=AR | grep -E '\.(cpp|h|hpp|cc)$' || true) +else + mapfile -t files < <(git ls-files 'src/**/*.cpp' 'src/**/*.h' 2>/dev/null; \ + find src -type f \( -name '*.cpp' -o -name '*.h' \) 2>/dev/null) + # de-dup + mapfile -t files < <(printf '%s\n' "${files[@]}" | sort -u) +fi + +fail=0 +for f in "${files[@]}"; do + [[ -z "$f" ]] && continue + base="$(basename "$f")" + len=${#base} + if (( len > MAX_LEN )); then + echo "✗ filename too long ($len > $MAX_LEN chars): $f" >&2 + fail=1 + fi + # count distinct churn tokens in the basename ( || true: grep exits 1 on no match) + n=$(printf '%s' "$base" | grep -oE "$CHURN_RE" | sort -u | wc -l || true) + if (( n >= 2 )); then + echo "✗ runaway naming pattern ($n churn tokens) — refactor in place, don't add a layer: $f" >&2 + fail=1 + fi +done + +if (( fail )); then + echo "" >&2 + echo "Source hygiene check failed. See docs in scripts/check-source-hygiene.sh." >&2 + exit 1 +fi +echo "source hygiene OK (${#files[@]} files checked)"