Let mutation runs score dates.ts by making every mutant terminate - #2100
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Every mutant had ten seconds for everything: a lint, a type-check, waiting its turn behind other mutants, and only then the tests. Whatever was left when the clock ran out was recorded as "timed out" — and a timed-out mutant counted as caught. So a file whose type-check is slow scored well for the wrong reason. On the ledger readers, 35 of 52 mutants never reached a test at all and the file still reported 100%. The score was measuring the machine, not the tests. Gates and tests now run to completion. A mutant is killed when a gate rejects it or a test fails, survives when nothing does, and there is no third answer. Nothing about how long it took can stand in for a verdict. One clock remains, and it never judges a mutant: --deadline stops a whole run that is still going after an hour, on the assumption something is stuck — a mutant that makes a test loop forever being the usual cause. It fails the run and reports nothing rather than scoring what happened to finish. The status a cancelled run produces is now called "cancelled", which is what it always meant once the timeouts were gone. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01AXUnTqyoPzb4VPSsyLwk69
The guard ends a run by aborting it, so by the time anything asks, the run looks interrupted too. Whichever check came first won — and during the baseline the interrupt check came first, so a run the guard had stopped reported someone pressing Ctrl-C and exited 130. Wrong code, wrong story, and no word about the deadline it had just passed. Both endings now come from one place that asks about the guard first, and both early exits go through it — the one after the mutants, and the one during the baseline, where nothing has been tested yet and the report says so rather than claiming "0 of 0". Raised by CodeRabbit on #2097. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01AXUnTqyoPzb4VPSsyLwk69
Before mutating a file the runner probes its gates unmutated, so it can tell a mutation's diagnostic from one that was already there. A gate stopped part-way exits non-zero like any other failure — so pressing Ctrl-C, or the guard firing, during that probe printed "the unmutated <file> does not pass the lint gate" and exited 1. It sent you to fix a file that was never the problem, and it hid the real reason the run ended. A stopped probe now says nothing about the file, and how the run ended is decided before anything the probe reported. Raised by CodeRabbit on #2097. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01AXUnTqyoPzb4VPSsyLwk69
The probe ran under the run's abort signal combined with a two-minute one of its own. Last commit taught it that a stopped probe says nothing about the file — but it could not tell which of those two had stopped it. So a gate that merely ran long was read as "not stopped by anything real", the file was called clean, and its mutants were scored without the probe that exists to tell a mutation's diagnostic from one already there. The probe now runs under the run's signal alone, so a stopped probe means the run was stopped and nothing else. A gate that genuinely hangs is the whole-run guard's business, and it reports that properly — which is the same reasoning as the rest of this branch: one guard, and no other clock deciding anything. Also gives the baseline's stop report the mutants already planned, so it says "0 of N tested" rather than claiming there had been none to test. Raised by CodeRabbit on #2097. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01AXUnTqyoPzb4VPSsyLwk69
BASELINE_TIMEOUT gave the unmutated baseline two minutes, and a baseline that ran past it was reported as "Baseline tests did not pass. Fix the tests" — sending the operator to fix nothing. Two minutes is an ordinary length for a --harness run over integration tests or a specs Feature, so a green suite could be called broken for being slow. That is the same defect this branch exists to remove, at its last site: 719072c took the constant off the gate probe, this takes it off the baseline run. The baseline now runs under the run's own signal, so --deadline really is the only clock, as AGENTS.md already claimed. Only the guard or an interrupt can cancel a baseline now, and both are caught above the failure message, so "did not pass" reports tests that really failed. Also pins the boundary the report draws between a run with no mutant planned and one stopped mid-first-mutant: "0 of 1 mutants tested" names the mutant that hung. The test fails if that branch is keyed on `tested` instead of `total`. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01AXUnTqyoPzb4VPSsyLwk69
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The honest mutation runner (the no-mutant-timeouts branch) showed that src/shared/dates.ts could never finish a run: a one-token mutant on a loop's step — addDays(current, 1) with 1 → 0 — froze the while loop in getNextBookableDate, the tests never returned, and the whole run sat from minute four to the one-hour deadline and scored nothing. The three imperative loops are now bounded shapes that terminate under every mutant: dateRange builds its day list with Array.from over a whole-day count, the multi-day span check is one curried canStartOn helper shared by getAvailableDates, isBookingRangeValid, and getNextBookableDate (every/find over the same day list), and daysAgo reuses the new wholeDaysBetween helper instead of repeating the midnight-UTC arithmetic. Behaviour is identical; all 163 dates test steps pass unchanged. TODO.md records the systemic finding: src/ has ~40 more loop sites any of which can freeze a run the same way, and whether the runner should ever answer a hang itself is a design decision deliberately not taken here. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Dpnsvq2v2q1DEfWsWQhQA1
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In `@scripts/mutation/runner.ts`:
- Line 123: Replace the for...of loop over ended.lines with its forEach
equivalent, preserving the existing console.error call and output order.
In `@src/shared/dates.ts`:
- Around line 123-129: Add regression coverage for dateRange, verifying an
inclusive range includes both start and end dates and that a start date after
end returns an empty array. Keep the existing date test steps unchanged and
place the assertions in the established date test suite.
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CodeRabbit asked for direct regression coverage of the rewritten dateRange: the range keeps both of its ends (across a month boundary), a one-day range is that day alone, and a start past the end is empty. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Dpnsvq2v2q1DEfWsWQhQA1
The honest mutation runner turns a mutant that freezes a loop into an hour-long scoreless run, and src/ was full of loops one token could freeze: i++ flipped to i--, a step of 1 turned to 0, a += page cursor turned to /=. This bounds every such loop, so any mutant now runs to a real answer. The shapes, reused everywhere: a new #fp range(start, end) helper backs counted walks (redirect hops, retry attempts, pixel sweeps, scanner positions); array walks use entries(); page loops use chunk; byte and character folds use reduce. The DER base-128 encoder recurses on an unmutable shift, the day-walk in the daily-listings reader now reuses coveredDays from dates.ts, and the attendee CSV export, pending-work flush, and site-page ancestor walk get hard caps that throw loudly when progress stops instead of spinning. Two safe-fetch tests pin the redirect budget exactly (a chain using every allowed hop succeeds; one more fetch than the budget throws), and range gets its own pinned suite. Left alone, with the reasoning in TODO.md: listings-form.ts and seeds.ts have no mirror test suites at all, so their loops wait on suites existing; loops whose flipped counters throw instantly (undefined property access) cannot freeze and stay as they are. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Dpnsvq2v2q1DEfWsWQhQA1
The 100% coverage gate rightly refused the sweep's two throw-at-cap lines that no test could reach. The attendee export's page walk moves into a shared readAllPages helper (src/shared/paged-read.ts) whose cap is a parameter, so its direct tests drive both outcomes cheaply: every page collected in order, and the loud failure when a reader never runs out of pages. The pending-work flush cap gets a direct test: a chain that queues fresh work forever now provably fails with the cap's error instead of spinning, then the test stops the chain and drains the tail so the scope ends cleanly. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Dpnsvq2v2q1DEfWsWQhQA1
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In `@src/shared/crypto/hashing.ts`:
- Around line 38-41: Update the mismatch accumulator in the hashing comparison
to start with aLength XOR bLength, while retaining the existing full reduction
and no early-return branch. Add regression tests covering unequal-length inputs,
including cases where the extra byte is zero.
In `@src/shared/crypto/utils.ts`:
- Around line 38-41: Update constantTimeCodesEqual to replace the
Array.from(...).reduce allocation with a bounded, allocation-free loop over the
longer input, preserving the initial lengthA ^ lengthB mismatch flag and full
traversal of every index.
In `@src/shared/images/resize.ts`:
- Around line 38-40: Update areaAveragePixel to iterate source footprint
coordinates lazily instead of materializing arrays with range for each pixel;
also update the destination row/column loops around lines 85-88 to reuse
precomputed indices rather than allocating arrays per output row.
In `@src/shared/site-assignment.ts`:
- Around line 312-316: Update the available-site consumption in the assignment
flow around getAssignableBuiltSites and the needsSite loop by reversing the
copied array once, then replace shift() with pop(). Preserve the existing
assignment order while making each removal constant-time.
In `@src/shared/superuser.ts`:
- Around line 144-152: Update the password generation flow around the
crypto.getRandomValues call to handle requested lengths above the 65,536-byte
API limit, either by rejecting unsupported lengths or requesting bounded chunks
while preserving uniform rejection sampling. Add regression coverage for the
limit boundary and oversized lengths.
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CodeRabbit's review of the loop sweep: - constantTimeEqualBytes now seeds its mismatch flags with the two lengths XORed, so arrays of different lengths can never compare equal — before, [1] and [1,2] compared equal, and a zero-padded prefix slipped past the byte fold. No branch, so timing still leaks nothing. New tests pin unequal lengths, including the zero-padding case. - resize.ts precomputes each axis's source footprints once per resize instead of building the same little pixel lists for every output pixel, which also folds the duplicated x/y footprint arithmetic into one helper. - Site assignment hands out the available sites with pop() from a reversed copy instead of shift(), keeping the original order without reindexing the array on every take. The pending-work runaway test also swaps its Promise .then() for the async form the code-quality suite requires — the CI failure on the previous push. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Dpnsvq2v2q1DEfWsWQhQA1
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Builds on #2097 (the honest mutation runner) — its branch is merged into this one, so this diff includes #2097's commits until that PR lands on main. Review #2097 first; the commits new here are the dates.ts restructure, the dateRange test pins, and the TODO note.
What was wrong
With the honest runner,
src/shared/dates.tscould never finish a mutation run. A one-token change to a loop's step —addDays(current, 1)with1 → 0— froze thewhileloop ingetNextBookableDate. The tests never returned, so the run sat idle from minute four until the one-hour deadline ended it with no score. Under the old runner these same changes were "timed out" and wrongly counted as caught, which is exactly the bug #2097 removed — this file is the first casualty of telling the truth.The change
The file's three hand-written loops are now bounded shapes that always finish, whatever single change is made to them:
dateRangebuilds its day list withArray.fromover a whole-day count instead of walking a mutable cursor. New tests pin that a range keeps both of its ends and that a backwards range is empty.canStartOnhelper shared bygetAvailableDates,isBookingRangeValid, andgetNextBookableDate— three call sites, one mechanism.daysAgoreuses the newwholeDaysBetweenhelper instead of repeating the midnight-UTC arithmetic.Behaviour is identical: all existing dates tests pass unchanged.
TODO.md records the wider finding:
src/has roughly forty more loop sites that can freeze a run the same way, and whether the runner should ever answer a hang itself is a design decision deliberately not taken here.Verification
src/shared/dates.ts: full mutation run completes for the first time under the honest runner — 100% (253 mutants: 246 killed, 7 known-equivalent, 0 survived).src/shared/accounting/rows.ts+store.ts) were re-verified under the honest runner — 100% (151 mutants: 141 killed, 10 known-equivalent, 0 survived).🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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