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Unreleased carried two Added, two Removed, two Changed, and two Fixed subsections, which markdownlint reports as MD024 duplicate headings on main and which blocks any commit that touches CHANGELOG.md. Move each second group's entries under the first heading of the same name. The change is a pure reordering: sorted line content is identical except for the four removed duplicate headings and four blank lines.
Record a proposed decision, in the topic that owns executable-operation authorship, that Jedit's ReplaceRange rope law is authored in Jedit-owned Edict source. It supersedes only ADR 0023's "Jedit rope-law closure" section and its selection under "Alternatives for Expressing the Rope Law"; every other ADR 0023 provision still governs. ADR 0023 now links the supersession in its header, the affected section, and the alternatives text, and keeps its original rationale. The new evidence: the declarative resource route was never implemented; Edict source and Echo's evaluators have grown since 2026-07-18; and both routes are gated by the same missing piece, an admitted path from an evaluated Edict operation to graph writes. Add a proposed design, Authored Operation Effects, for that piece: evaluation proposes typed node and edge effects, Echo witnesses the read set and validates writes against a declared footprint law, and the whole proposal commits atomically in one decided Tick or obstructs with no patch. It adds no patch authority, no application vocabulary, and no second persistence path. Both documents are proposals for review and change no runtime behavior. Refs flyingrobots/jedit#296, flyingrobots/jedit#302
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Add invariant 4: no committed coordinate contains an edge to an absent node, so a retargeted head is never observable before everything it reaches. Validation rejects dangling endpoints with DanglingReference, because GraphStore::upsert_edge_record does not check them, and commit makes partial visibility impossible by binding all effects to one Tick published only after its decided WAL record. State that reads are witnessed through a recording view over a bounded slice rather than declared, and that today's edict_read only counts reads, so this is new instrumentation. State the composition rule for shared structure: an Ensure of an identical existing node is a read, and two Actions creating the same new node conflict under the existing set test, with no new merge rule; a retry sees the node and reads it. Add three concrete execution traces for Jim's reference ReplaceRange: committed, obstructed by a stale basis at evaluation, and rejected at composition. Extend the required tests accordingly. Refs flyingrobots/jedit#302
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…contracts Add an identity chain: submission (Submission Attribution and canonical inbox sequencing), Action (ADR 0023/0025), proposal (new, evidence only, deterministic per Action and basis), and decision (recorded once by submission_id). The bridge removes no admission check, adds no identity root, and persists nothing outside the decided-Tick WAL record. Retries now rest on Echo's existing intake idempotence: identical content returns the existing submission as Duplicate with its original outcome; a real new attempt must differ, which makes it a new submission. The new receipt-entry fields change an encoding that commit hash v3 binds, so they need a new entry format version under Submission Attribution's format rules. Recovery replays decided Ticks and checks the patch digest and commit hash without re-evaluating; scoped-validity Actions follow #837's recomputation; undecided Actions re-evaluate as the same submission. Extend the required tests accordingly. Refs flyingrobots/jedit#302
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The changelog records shipped behavior. The decision and design in this branch are documentation and change no runtime behavior.
Acceptance: the decision and the design are accepted effective when #889 merges to main; before that they govern nothing and ADR 0023 is unchanged. ADR 0023's rope-law closure banner now enumerates exactly which resource requirements are superseded and which still govern, and keeps the original text for its reasoning. Acceptance covers the contract, not an implementation. Design corrections from review: - keep recovery's preparation re-derivation and identity comparison, extended to the new evidence; verification is not re-admission - scope the 128-operation limit to Action batches, not Ticks - give receipts an explicit NoProposal posture for evaluations that obstruct before proposing - scope referential integrity to edges a proposal adds or retargets - rewrite the stale-basis trace at a later evaluation coordinate - compare proposals, not receipts, across Tick contexts - test write/read as well as write/write composition conflicts - state that the bridge implies no Continuum transport or replica import
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Re-review found three gaps: - An oversized proposal obstructed by the Action-batch operation limit keeps posture Proposed with its digests; only evaluation-budget exhaustion is NoProposal. - Current recovery verifies by outcome class: BasisChanged obstructions are not re-evaluated, and a scheduler-assigned BudgetExceeded is verified through batch reconstruction. The bridge now adds its evidence to each class's existing check instead of claiming uniform re-evaluation. - ADR 0023's evidence-grade lawpack row, Jurisdiction, and Consequences still assumed the resource route; each is now marked superseded in part where it appears and listed in the rope-law closure banner. The 2026-07-18 plan points at the superseding decision.
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Add invariant 5: an outcome that carries a proposal identity binds it to the exact evaluated effects, committed or rejected, so a rejected proposal is never ambiguous on replay or audit. Add a recovery matrix naming, per outcome class, the posture, the existing check, and what the bridge adds, and record that BasisChanged is decided before evaluation (NoProposal, empty read set). Correct the invariant count.
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…peration-effects # Conflicts: # CHANGELOG.md
- One effect per slot: two effects on one slot obstruct with DuplicateEffectTarget, since WarpTickPatchV1::new keeps the last operation per key and would drop effects the identity names. - Outgoing-edge range keys (source, edge type): a range read and any edge write with that source and type conflict, closing a same-Tick phantom that disjoint edge-id sets cannot see. - Proposed carries a patch tag: Derived with its digest, or NotDerived when validation refused the proposal before any patch existed. - Basis change splits into whole-frontier (before evaluation, NoProposal, empty read set) and dependency-scoped (after evaluation at the origin, keeping the proposal and read set). - New evidence is retained only as EPRV0004; the EPRV0003 decoder and legacy Ticks stay unchanged. - Recovery's batch reconstruction, outcome equality, and blocker recomputation are stated as common checks; the lifecycle summary and visibility test are scoped correctly. - ADR 0023's package binding direction and obligations bind a lawpack only for programs imported from one.
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…ortal reads Round 32 on the authored-effects bridge, checked against the batch code in echo_operation.rs: - A bridge receipt entry gets a canonical synthetic scope (the root warp plus the invocation identity) and V1's scope_hash, recomputed on recovery. - Batch rewrites and composition digests: a Tick of fixed-profile Actions alone keeps V1 byte for byte. A Tick with a bridge Action uses v2 domains and a member kind byte. A bridge member's tuple is its proposal identity, candidate patch digest, result identity, evaluation-basis identity, and write-set digest. - The proposal header's cost is evaluation-only, so proposal identity does not depend on how far validation ran. - Allocation: the program's declared ceiling bounds evaluation, capped at admission by a fixed profile ceiling (16 MiB). A host short of it fails as a host fault, never an obstruction. - An evaluation-time FootprintLawViolation joins the NoProposal recovery row. - An atom read of a portal has its own outcome (3), with the portal digest, authorized through portal_owner_types. - Six tests are added. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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…sult projection Round 33 on the authored-effects bridge: - A portal atom read now also reads and charges the slot owner's node record, and records the owner's type as read_type, so portal_owner_types is decided from the row alone. The owner record is a resolved-record dependency. - program-v2-effect carries max_input_bytes and max_result_bytes, each capped at 65,536 as ADR 0025 requires. A longer result is BudgetExceeded with NoProposal. - A V2 package must omit application_result_projection: an effect program's result is its own output, bound by result_identity. - Two tests are added and the portal test is updated. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Round 34 on the authored-effects bridge: - The recording view authorizes each node, atom and portal read (its read_type against the law's read permissions, and max_reads) before the program sees the value. An out-of-law read obstructs evaluation at once with FootprintLawViolation and NoProposal, so a forbidden value can never shape an authored guard or a BudgetExceeded exit, which previously skipped step 7. Step 7 rechecks the recorded rows, as recovery does, and the NoProposal recovery row covers this case. - Tests now match the normative rules: max_reads counts read-set rows (typed absent probes count separately), and the allocation test no longer intersects with a host ceiling. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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…charge; minimum budget Round 35 on the authored-effects bridge: - A read in a descended warp resolves and authorizes its root-to-target chain before its value is visible: portal charges, owner types, and UnreachableWarp, all at evaluation with NoProposal. No inaccessible value can shape an evaluation exit. - The arena's result capacity comes from max_result_bytes as well as max_allocated_bytes, since a result can carry bytes the program never allocated. - Adopting an existing content node hashes and charges its atom at step 2, before the step-6 identity law needs it. - An effect program's minimum budget is fixed at one step and zero bytes, applied at admission exactly as V1 applies minimum_budget(). - Four tests are added. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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…d recovery Round 36 on the authored-effects bridge: - Footprint laws have effect-profile ceilings, checked at admission: max_reads 4,096, max_writes 256, max_range_edges 65,536. The arena is sized from each maximum clamped to what the delegated budget can pay for, so no law can overflow sizing or force host faults. - ReplaceAtom requires its alpha slot to hold an atom. A portal there is PreconditionMismatch before derivation, never a portal silently removed by the patch. - An evaluation-time UnreachableWarp (a read through an unreachable warp) joins the NoProposal recovery row. - output_type must be nonempty UTF-8 of at most 1,024 bytes, as V1 bounds result coordinates. - The absent-atom-probe test now requires evaluation-time refusal. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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…ssion table Round 37 on the authored-effects bridge: - Effect-profile budget ceilings at admission (1,048,576 steps, 64 MiB read, 16 MiB write) and at most 1,024 effects per proposal, counted at emission. Every budget- or count-sized arena region is now bounded, including against idempotent Ensures that write nothing. - A portal chain the recording view resolved for a read is not charged again at step 1, under the once-per-Action rule. - Step 7 gives an exact per-effect permission table for writes and their implied reads. Present implied node records need read_node_types, so an atom-only scoped Action needs no write_node_types. - The portal-chain test records effect-chain portals as footprint and dependency entries, not witnessed reads. - Three tests are added. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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…able checks Round 38 on the authored-effects bridge: - An existing content node's type, atom and outgoing edges are compared with the proposal at step 2. A mismatch is ContentIdentityConflict there, so the step-6 identity law only sees matching content and the Ensure contract's outcome holds. - The permission table authorizes every edge a content-node bucket scan reads, by type, against write_edge_types or range_edge_types. - ReplaceAtom's current alpha value is read, hashed and charged at step 2, so step 7 can check its type; step 8 compares it without a second charge. - ReplaceEdge no longer requires the old target's type: that node is never read. - Three tests are added. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Brings the branch up to main 4e801ef+ (including #917's outgoing-edge range dependencies) so the design's citations describe this tree. CHANGELOG: main's Unreleased again carried a second Added and Fixed subsection (markdownlint MD024). Their entries are folded into the existing Added and Fixed subsections; sorted content is unchanged apart from the two removed headings and their blank lines. The pre-commit hook also applied prettier to five Markdown files from main that were not formatted.
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Range conflicts participate in blocker computation, but a rejected Action records the indices of the earlier Actions that blocked it (engine_impl.rs pushes reserved_entry_indices after a boolean footprint-conflict check), not the exact conflicting range. Corrects Current implementation and the recovery-reconstruction sentence.
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docs/topics/GeneratedRules.md, the topic that owns executable-operation authorship): Jedit's persistent-ropeReplaceRangelaw is authored in Jedit-owned Edict source. This supersedes only the declarative-resource requirements of ADR 0023's "Jedit rope-law closure" section, enumerated in that section's banner, and its selection under "Alternatives for Expressing the Rope Law". Everything else still governs, including the canonical text-schema declaration and its closure refusal (now applied to the compiled Edict program) and the prohibited forms (no callbacks, noMutationPlan, no nativereplace-rangeintrinsic). ADR 0023 keeps its original text and reasoning; the supersession is linked in its header, the affected section, and the alternatives text, per the documentation standards' two-way rule.docs/architecture/authored-operation-effects.md: how an evaluated Edict operation becomes graph effects. Evaluation proposes typed node and edge effects (EnsureNode,CreateNode,ReplaceAtom,EnsureEdge,ReplaceEdge). Echo witnesses the read set, including negative observations, validates writes against a declared footprint law, basis, budget, authority, and identity law, and commits the whole proposal in one decided Tick or obstructs with no patch. Receipts distinguishNoProposalfromProposed { … }. Recovery keeps Echo's existing preparation re-derivation and identity comparison; verification is not re-admission. No patch authority, no application vocabulary, no second persistence path, and no claim about Continuum transport or replica import.Why now: evidence ADR 0023 did not have
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docs(changelog): merge duplicated Unreleased subsections, a separate, purely mechanical fix.Unreleasedhad two each of Added/Removed/Changed/Fixed, somarkdownlint(MD024) failed onmainfor any commit touchingCHANGELOG.md. Sorted line content is identical apart from the four removed duplicate headings and four blank lines.Not in this PR
No runtime change. No implementation of the bridge. The open questions are listed at the end of the design.
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