test(cdc): rebuild canonical record snapshot RED on live develop - #289
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Replacement execution lane for #221 from exact live protected
develop@106add38465937f6eb4e4accc185fd30aab4446f; stale-base PR #222 is preserved until unique-work equivalence and fresh RED are proven.Exact test-only head
63cbeb051efc55aee60a5c10c7dc2e00e9ca6b4fadds only the previously provenCanonicalChangeRecordTest. It exercises the real production value object and requires construction-time snapshots for mutablebefore,after, andpkmaps, stable hash identity after caller mutation, continued unmodifiable getters, preservation of null database-row values, and null-map normalization.Protected production still wraps caller-owned maps with unmodifiable views instead of copying them, so valid hosted RED must compile normally and fail specifically because mutation of a caller-owned backing map changes the constructed record. Setup/import/path/dependency failure is not valid RED.
No production mutation is included. Keep Draft until exact-current-base RED is observed. The eventual GREEN must preserve null row values, insertion order, scalar/public API semantics and use a shallow snapshot rather than
Map.copyOf(which rejects null values). Shared exact-source, non-vacuous coverage, dependency/security, governance and independent-review gates remain separate.