Map the seams between the payment machines - #2084
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The row machine, the refund authority, and the delivery phase are each checked on their own; this seam says which combinations of the three may exist in one database at one moment. The declaration is an illegal list, each entry naming the invariant it breaks, and it stays short on purpose: a combination is listed only when no flow can produce it, because every crash window's intermediate state must stay legal for a redelivery to finish from it. The two declared entries catch the dangerous class — an armed provider send on a row nobody holds, and a held claim over references with no charge. The phase folds into the row fact, since any stored row state means the failure slot is set, so only a free row splits by reserved and finalized. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01AqLNrpvmNdGSSqUtSafiMd
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The resume path navigates whatever combination of machines a crash left behind, so it now proves that combination is one a flow can produce — the seam's first production consumer, which also closes the export gate. The wiring taught the seam a stored truth: a row carries its pending outcome beside its live work through the whole crash window, so the row fact comes from the live work alone, and only a row holding nothing but an outcome is settled. The authority fact comes from the stored state name; an unknown name throws, since it would mean the refund machine grew a state this seam has never heard of. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01AqLNrpvmNdGSSqUtSafiMd
A new test helper loads every stored row one session touches — the session row and its anchor siblings — and proves each row's machine combination is one a flow can produce. The two crash-store helpers call it right after manufacturing their crash, so the exact intermediate states the resume tests rebuild from now also witness the seam: a crash state the illegal list calls impossible fails the test that made it. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01AqLNrpvmNdGSSqUtSafiMd
The flow sweep found the placeholder completion's two inner windows — after the ledger posts but before the authority's local recording, and after that recording but before the once-only confirmation — proven only by whole-tail replay, never by a crash at the exact point. Two tests now die there with real database faults: a trigger refuses the retirement update, another refuses the confirmation insert, and the redelivery finishes only what is missing — the legs never double, the words land exactly once, and each manufactured crash state is witnessed against the seam. The batch refund flow gains the twin the refresh flow already had: authority retirement fails after the ledger landed, and the released rows still say the books are recorded. The fault triggers share one installer, which the refund-ledger fault now also uses. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01AqLNrpvmNdGSSqUtSafiMd
The coverage gate found three gaps the targeted runs missed: the resume's empty-rows arm (removed — a reference with no charge already answers as an absent fact through its null name, and no rows at all means nothing to check), the seam's review and unrecorded spreads (now exercised beside a riding outcome, each kind), and the witness util's own refusal and bare-reservation paths (now tested directly — a bare reservation is the legal free row with no charges, asserted without decrypting). The crash-window manufacture also folds into one curried helper, which clears the duplication the previous push let through. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01AqLNrpvmNdGSSqUtSafiMd
…sts next The scan module reads the two declared illegal combinations back out of the live database over plaintext mirror columns, one bounded batch, no decryption. Not yet consumed by the atlas page and not yet tested, so the export gate would fail this commit alone; the wiring lands next. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01AqLNrpvmNdGSSqUtSafiMd
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In `@test/shared/payment/joint-state.test.ts`:
- Around line 51-63: Split the affected tests around ILLEGAL_JOINT_STATES and
related assertions so each test verifies one independent contract: accepted
mappings, rejected mappings, phase selection, declaration uniqueness, or
error-message content. In particular, separate the multiple assertions in the
tests covering declaration validation, mapping behavior, and error handling,
using focused descriptions and preserving the existing expectations.
- Around line 27-48: Replace the locally hardcoded ROW_FACTS and AUTHORITY_FACTS
arrays with the corresponding exported production fact-list constants, or derive
them from existing production constants, and import them into this exhaustive
test so newly added facts are automatically covered.
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The schema atlas page now ends with a live check: the two declared impossible combinations are read back out of the site's own records, and each match renders as plain words plus the record's id. A healthy site answers with one all-clear line. The scan keys its queries by the declaration table's own literal types, so declaring a third illegal combination refuses to compile until the scan learns how to look for it. Queries read only the plaintext mirror columns — nothing is decrypted to answer. The tests plant impossible rows with raw SQL, since no production writer can make them: an armed charge on an unheld row is reported, the same charge under a held claim is not, and a held row with no charge shows on the page with its id. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01AqLNrpvmNdGSSqUtSafiMd
AuthorityFact now reuses the authority machine's own stored state names instead of restating them, so the seam cannot drift from the machine it describes. The seam tests derive their row-fact list from the production node list and pin the authority list to the production type, and each test now checks one contract, so a failure names exactly what broke. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01AqLNrpvmNdGSSqUtSafiMd
The last uncovered crash window: a balance session whose settle refuses sends the refund, then dies before the answer is recorded. A fresh redelivery reads as live work, a stale one reclaims the row and finishes the tail — the durable authority answers from its completed row, so the provider is never asked twice. The new fault helper refuses the terminal failure write at SQLite's own boundary, and the crashed state is witnessed against the seam before the redeliveries run. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01AqLNrpvmNdGSSqUtSafiMd
reserveSession hand-wrote the empty failure_data value and left protected_state out of its stale-reclaim reset entirely, trusting the pair invariant to hold it blank. Both columns now come from paymentRowStateValues(EMPTY_ROW_STATE), the same builder every other writer uses, so a reclaimed row is reset to exactly the state the row machine calls empty and the write can never drift from it. The other two leads from the write-site sweep needed no change: the anchor insert already derives its pair from the shared builder, and the weak mirror check on processed_payments would cost a table-rebuild migration to guard a state no current writer can produce — recorded in TODO.md for whenever the table is next rebuilt for a real reason. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01AqLNrpvmNdGSSqUtSafiMd
refundNodeSendsMoney now asks the moves reader for targets instead of poking the raw table, so it reads the machine through the same API as every other consumer. The placeholder store's attendee id now rides out of the atomic callback that created it, and a refused store throws a named error naming the reason and session — the old cast would have let a refusal surface as a property read on undefined far from the cause. The two machine graph suites walk their tables through one shared test helper, so the reachability walks can no longer drift apart; the refund suite passes its actor restriction as an event filter. The fourth finding — escaping a file path interpolated into a RegExp in the machine-spec framework — is moot: the framework no longer builds any RegExp. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01AqLNrpvmNdGSSqUtSafiMd
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In `@test/test-utils/machine-graph.test.ts`:
- Around line 22-46: Split the combined tests into separate tests for node
lookup, event lookup, unknown node rejection, unknown event rejection,
unfiltered successors, filtered successors, unfiltered reachability, and
filtered reachability. Keep each assertion and existing expected behavior
unchanged, using the current graph test setup.
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The shared graph walker's suite now has eight tests, one per behavior — each lookup, each rejection, and each walk with and without the event filter — so a failure names exactly what broke. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01AqLNrpvmNdGSSqUtSafiMd
Four were the unpinned halves of the two illegal-combination reasons: only the words "armed" and "claim" were asserted, so emptying any other segment passed. The reasons are the diagnosis an operator reads when the seam trips, so the test now pins both sentences exactly. The fifth was the resume tail's refunded check: stored outcomes carry refunded only when true, so flipping the comparison to false only diverges on an already-advanced outcome sitting beside a completed charge — and nothing pinned that resume answers null there instead of rebuilding the answer. Now a test does. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01AqLNrpvmNdGSSqUtSafiMd
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Follow-up to #2079. The three payment record-keeping systems — the booking row, the refund tracker, and the delivery step — each already check their own rules. This adds the checks between them, so a mix of records that no correct run could ever produce gets caught and shown instead of silently trusted.
A short list of impossible mixes. A new module names the two mixes that can never exist: a refund set to send while no job holds its row, and a held row whose payment has no charge record. Each entry says why it is impossible. Everything not on the list is legal on purpose — every mid-crash state a redelivery must finish from stays allowed.
Every crash test now checks the list. The helpers that manufacture crashes read back every stored record they touched and prove the mix is one a real run can produce. Around forty existing crash tests now police the seam for free, and a resumed payment proves its own state before acting on it.
The last three uncovered crash gaps are now tested. New tests kill the process — with a real database fault, not a stub — at the exact moments nothing covered before: while finishing a refund batch, while finishing a kept-and-refunded booking, and after a balance refund was sent but before the answer was saved. Each test then proves a redelivery finishes the job without sending money twice.
The map page checks the real records.
/admin/schemanow ends with a "Live check": it looks for the impossible mixes in the site's own database and lists any hit in plain words with its record id. A healthy site shows one all-clear line. Declaring a new impossible mix without teaching the check how to find it stops the build.Small hardenings from review. The reservation writer resets rows through the same shared builder as every other writer; the seam's vocabulary is derived from the machines it describes, so a renamed or added state stops the build until the seam learns it; a refused placeholder store throws a named error instead of hiding behind a type cast; and the two machine-graph test suites now share one walker.
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