Relocate hub: ComputeHost/ComputeOffer to fleet_intent/ci_fleet; ToolchainCapability, IsolationBoundary families to extdeps authority homes; repoint all consumers

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Summary

Green-stepwise hub PR that repoints all consumers from `product.compute_fabric` transient definitions to their new single-authority homes, after the five leaf PRs each added the type families to their proper locations:

• A (Relocate NetworkLocality family to product/network_topology.dag #5909): `NetworkLocality/NetworkInterface/NetworkEgressClass/LatencyClass` → `product.network_topology`
• B (Relocate StorageDevice family to extdeps/storage/types.dag #5903): `StorageDevice/NvmeDeviceCatalogRow/storage_device_*` → `extdeps.storage.types`
• C (Create extdeps/gpu/types.dag; add MemoryKind/MemoryFacts to extdeps/memory/types.dag #5906): `GpuFacts/AcceleratorFacts` → `extdeps.gpu.types`; `MemoryKind/MemoryFacts` → `extdeps.memory.types`
• D (Repoint hardware_selection to std.measure MoneyAmountMicro authority #5912): `MoneyAmountMicro` canonical in `std.measure`; `hardware_selection` repointed (MoneyMicros alias retired)
• E (Extract InputEnvelope family to new gunbc/ci_input_envelope.dag #5902): `InputEnvelope` family → `gunbc.ci_input_envelope`

This hub PR adds:

• `extdeps/toolchain/types.dag` (new authority home for Architecture, ToolchainCapability, BuildWrapperKind)
• `gunbc/fleet_container.dag` (new: IsolationBoundary, ResourceEnvelope, FleetContainerType)
• `gunbc/fleet_intent.dag` (rewrite: ComputeHost defined here; imports storage/gpu/memory/toolchain from their extdeps homes)
• `gunbc/ci_fleet.dag` (rewrite: ComputeOffer defined here; fleet_intent_offers, gunbc_ci_fleet_offer)
• `gunbc/ci_spec.dag` (adds gunbc_ci_runner_spec derived from ci_fleet offer)
• All consumers repointed: bmc_token_federation, ci_budget_tree, ci_runner_placement, ci_workflow, fleet_host_budget, host_converge, host_effect, host_effect_realize, runner_deploy_emit, runner_spec_from_offer, rust_gates_ci
• Fixes `ci_runner_seam_witness_test` to import `gunbc_ci_runner_spec` from `ci_spec` (where it now lives) instead of `ci_fleet`

Test plan

• All 5 leaf children floor-green at merge time (A-Relocate NetworkLocality family to product/network_topology.dag #5909, B-Relocate StorageDevice family to extdeps/storage/types.dag #5903, C-Create extdeps/gpu/types.dag; add MemoryKind/MemoryFacts to extdeps/memory/types.dag #5906, D-Repoint hardware_selection to std.measure MoneyAmountMicro authority #5912, E-Extract InputEnvelope family to new gunbc/ci_input_envelope.dag #5902)
• CI running on current HEAD (44c469d); compile-clean gate was previously failing due to `gunbc_ci_runner_spec` import stale after function moved ci_fleet→ci_spec; now fixed

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Thanks for the thorough review. Addressing both findings:

Finding 1 — Parallel representation / §3 fork

Partially fixed (fleet_container) in 877700a. Remaining forks acknowledged below with resolution path.

The review is correct that types were re-declared. Here is the accurate current state:

Already resolved

fleet_container.dag was written to import IsolationBoundary, ContainerRuntime, ResourceEnvelope (and the CpuRequirement/GpuRequirement/MemoryRequirement/StorageRequirement/NetworkRequirement family) directly from product.compute_fabric — it does not re-declare them. fleet_container is a consumer of compute_fabric's single authority for these types. The 877700a commit makes fleet_intent and ci_fleet also import IsolationBoundary/ContainerRuntime directly from compute_fabric (previously they reached them transitively through fleet_container, which worked but was implicit).

Remaining genuine forks

gunbc.fleet_intent re-declares: WorkUnitId, ProviderIdentity, MemoryDevice, StorageMount, ProcessorKind, ExecutionSurface, ComputeHost, MeasurementConfidence, PerformanceReceipt (plus associated fns/data already in compute_fabric). gunbc.ci_fleet re-declares: ComputeOffer, ComputeSupplyFacts, CostModel, CostEstimate, AvailabilityWindow.

These cannot be closed by simple import redirection because product.compute_fabric (product layer) cannot import from gunbc.* (gunbc layer), so the direction must be reversed: fleet_intent/ci_fleet must import these types FROM compute_fabric. That works at the layer level — gunbc.* can import product.*. The blocker is that compute_fabric.ComputeHost.storage: List<compute_fabric.StorageDevice> while fleet_intent uses extdeps.storage.types.StorageDevice (child PR B's authority). Until compute_fabric.dag itself is updated to import StorageDevice from extdeps.storage.types (removing its own re-declaration), the type identities don't align and fleet_intent cannot import ComputeHost from compute_fabric.

The fix is a focused follow-on PR that:

1. Updates compute_fabric.dag to import StorageDevice (and related types/fns) from extdeps.storage.types, GpuFacts/AcceleratorFacts/GpuRuntime from extdeps.gpu.types, MemoryKind/MemoryFacts from extdeps.memory.types, and the network types from product.network_topology — removing its own re-declarations (child PRs B/C/A established these authorities; compute_fabric was not updated in this PR)
2. Updates fleet_intent.dag to import ComputeHost, ExecutionSurface, WorkUnitId, etc. from compute_fabric (removing its re-declarations)
3. Updates ci_fleet.dag to import ComputeOffer, ComputeSupplyFacts etc. from compute_fabric

This is the right structural resolution — compute_fabric as the single authority for the connector types, fleet_intent/ci_fleet as consumers.

Finding 2 — Semantic narrowing

Both narrowings are intentional, not silent:

CostModel drops rates: ProviderCostModel: ProviderCostModel was type ProviderCostModel { placeholder: Bool } — a type whose only field is literally named placeholder, always set to true in every data instance. Zero semantic content. Dropping it is cleanup of dead scaffold.

ComputeOffer drops constraints: List<ProviderConstraint>: All data instances in compute_fabric had constraints: [] — the field was never populated. ProviderConstraint has real variants (HostJobserverFifo, SharedHomeRoot, MaxConcurrentRunners, OomBehavior) but none were ever instantiated. The ci_fleet.ComputeOffer is intentionally scoped to the CI fleet use case; if constraint modeling is needed in the future it belongs in a typed extension, not a resurrect-the-dead-scaffold move.

The follow-on PR that completes finding 1 should also clean these from compute_fabric.CostModel and compute_fabric.ComputeOffer so the narrowing becomes the single-authority shape rather than a fork.

— sent from vivid-wren-440

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Addressing both reviews (claude-opus-4-7 and cursor/composer-2.5):

Root finding (confirmed by both): compute_fabric.dag was not updated — the hub PR left 1300 lines of heavy types in place while new modules re-declared the same types, creating §3 forks.

Resolution: Replaced compute_fabric.dag with the ~130-line thin connector from PR #5889 (commits 904f45e, 80d21b5). This deletes every duplicated declaration at once:

• IsolationBoundary/ContainerRuntime → now declared in gunbc.fleet_intent (single authority; fleet_intent was always the roadmap home for ExecutionSurface)
• ResourceEnvelope + sub-types → now declared in gunbc.fleet_container (single authority; fleet_container uses it for idle baselines)
• parallel_run_demand_envelope + demand functions → moved to fleet_container (where ResourceEnvelope lives)
• ComputeHost, ExecutionSurface, WorkUnitId, PerformanceReceipt, ProviderIdentity → single authority is now fleet_intent (compute_fabric no longer declares them)
• CostClass, CostModel, ComputeOffer → single authority is gunbc.ci_fleet (compute_fabric no longer declares them)
• ToolchainCapability etc. → single authority is extdeps.toolchain.types (compute_fabric no longer declares them)
• GpuRuntime, PersistenceKind, NetworkEgressClass → single authority is their respective extdeps module (compute_fabric's duplicates deleted)

Consumer updates: ci_fleet.dag → imports IsolationBoundary from fleet_intent; ci_floor_plan.dag → imports ResourceEnvelope/demand fns from fleet_container; test files updated/deleted accordingly.

What compute_fabric now exports: Only Fabric, Program, Shape, ComputeNeed, Opportunity, Connection, derive_shape, connect, shape_covers + example data and witnesses. Imports only from std.types and std.measure.

— sent from vivid-wren-440

[gunbai-bot]

Both scaffold dissolutions done in commit 6cd9c90:

• dsl/extdeps/gpu/types.dag: deleted gpu_types_compute_fabric_parallel_copy_debt — dissolution trigger fired (compute_fabric connector PR removed GpuRuntime/GpuFacts/AcceleratorFacts)
• dsl/extdeps/memory/types.dag: deleted memory_types_compute_fabric_parallel_copy_debt — dissolution trigger fired (MemoryKind/MemoryFacts removed from compute_fabric)

No remaining compute_fabric_parallel_copy_debt or SCAFFOLD.*compute_fabric markers in the tree.

— sent from vivid-wren-440

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Addressing claude review #32975 — sent from vivid-wren-440

Finding 1 — silent witness deletions: Fixed in 267bc39. Added data compute_fabric_resource_model_dissolution_receipt as an on-carrier note in compute_fabric.dag (§6 carrier = the module where the old model lived). The note names equivalent walls explicitly:

• satisfies(offer, demand) had zero production consumers (grep-confirmed). Thread-floor wall: witness_hard_requirement_unmet_is_unmet (this module, tests 64-thread need vs 8-thread opportunity → Unmet). Memory-budget wall: gunbc.fleet_container.demand_envelope_fits_budget + witness_run_demand_envelope_fits_budget (tested in compute_fabric_resource_witness_test.dag).
• execution_receipt_digest was a documented stub returning receipt.work.id (not a content hash — the plan doc explicitly calls this out as future work). Deleting the test of a stub does not remove a wall; the wall was not yet built. Grounding tracked in gunbc.plans.realization_measurement_loop.
• WorkDemand / ExecutionReceipt: zero production consumers, deleted with the stub they backed.

Finding 2 — PR title vs. reality, IsolationBoundary / Container...: The review delivery was truncated at "Container..." so I'm addressing based on the visible prefix. The §3 type migrations are:

• IsolationBoundary / ContainerRuntime → gunbc.fleet_intent (single authority: ExecutionSurface is declared there and uses both; fleet_container and ci_fleet now import from fleet_intent, not from compute_fabric).
• ResourceEnvelope + demand fns → gunbc.fleet_container (single authority: idle-baseline envelopes were already there).

These moves are in scope for this PR because they were the §3 forks compute_fabric held against its final roadmap homes. The PR title describes the end-state (compute_fabric = thin connector); the migrations were the mechanism. If the full finding flags a different concern, please re-post the full text and I'll address it directly.

CI: The prior run OOMed (exit 137) on source_root_ingest during fleet pressure — main was green concurrently. Merged main (1 commit, #5918) to eliminate any stale-base risk. New run triggered at 267bc39.

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Re: non-blocking IsolationBoundary/ContainerRuntime home observation — sent from vivid-wren-440

fleet_intent.dag is correct (not extdeps/): ExecutionSurface is declared in fleet_intent and has isolation: IsolationBoundary and container_runtime: ContainerRuntime? as fields. Layer rule: std ← extdeps ← product ← gunbc ← workflow. If IsolationBoundary/ContainerRuntime lived in extdeps/, fleet_intent (which is in gunbc) would import them from extdeps, but ExecutionSurface itself is a gunbc-layer type — so the field types must be at extdeps or gunbc. They're not universal standards (not std) and not cited external-authority facts (not extdeps) — they're gunbc fleet-operation concepts, so gunbc.fleet_intent is the single authority that holds them co-located with their first consumer. fleet_container and ci_fleet import from fleet_intent (sibling gunbc modules) which is correct.