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fix(proofs): align proof artefacts with the estate PROOF-POLICY - #103

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A review of this repository's proof artefacts against the estate PROOF-POLICY (metadatastician/standards at 9bdf864) found ten places where they broke it. This PR fixes all ten:

  • just proof-check-all could never pass. Its escape-hatch scan matched the template's own "no postulate" and "NO Admitted" comments in all 8 proof files. No CI job ran it, so nobody noticed.
  • The Agda recipe ran without the §2.1 flags, and every recipe exited 0 when its prover was missing.
  • The status pages used template vocabulary and a percentage. They listed obligations with no subject here, and one of them gave API typing to Lean, which §1 gives to Idris2.
  • The toolchain manifest had no Verus, which the 2026-11-07 ruling made a default Rust verifier.
  • The design never said which §6 deviation records an installer must write.
  • The cartridge proposal predates §2.2 correspondence states and §8 Proof Witness Grades.

It also carries the estate-audit fix proven on #104. hyperpolymath/cicd-suite was renamed to hyperpolymath/proven-cicd-and-workflows on 2026-11-09, after which the old name failed at startup.

Changes

  • scripts/proof-check.sh, called by every proof-check-* recipe:
    • Agda runs as agda --safe --without-K --cubical-compatible (§2.1).
    • A missing checker is UNAVAILABLE and the run exits 3, never a pass.
    • The scan reads code only. Comments, Idris2 ||| doc comments, string literals and character literals are ignored, and Agda pragmas are kept, so {-# TERMINATING #-} is caught.
    • In Agda, -- starts a comment only at the start of a token.
    • Escape-hatch words are chosen per language, so admit is fine in Agda but caught in Coq and Lean.
    • Checkers run on a copy (cp -RL), so .agdai and .vo files never land in the tree.
    • A relative AGDA_STDLIB is made absolute.
  • tests/proof_check_test.sh uses stub checkers and planted escape hatches, and compares checksums of the proof tree before and after a run.
  • verification/proofs/agda/bofj-kitt-proofs.agda-lib lets Agda find the standard library; AGDA_STDLIB overrides it with an explicit path.
  • docs/status/PROOF-STATUS.adoc uses the §5 vocabulary with no percentage.
    • The ledger is empty: this repository is shell and configuration with no ABI, FFI, typed API or theory.
    • Template proof files and prover smoke fixtures (§3) are listed separately, with the session results below.
    • Obligations the proposals name for other repositories are recorded as OPEN there.
  • docs/status/PROOF-NEEDS.adoc:
    • Tier T5, exempt.
    • The template's ABI and typing obligations are withdrawn, with the reason given for each.
    • The template's prover guide recommended Lean "for mathlib support", which §2 forbids. It is replaced by a summary of §1.
  • tools/proof-toolchain/toolchain.kyaml gains verus (§1.2) and verus-z3, Verus's own pinned Z3, kept separate from the backend Z3.
  • tools/proof-toolchain/DESIGN.adoc:
    • Adds Verus to the roles.
    • Adds the §6 deviation records. The bundle build writes them into the lock it owns, and they travel with it to $PREFIX/toolchain.lock.json.
    • Bases the exemption on the install route, not the tool.
    • Names Mathesis as a consumer of lock versions for receipts.
  • Cartridge proposal:
    • provers_recheck records each leg's §2.2 fields and keeps the §5 status and the correspondence state in separate fields.
    • Cartridges never write a Proof Witness Grade; Mathesis derives grades from receipts.
    • Agda receipts carry the library pin and import cone.
    • echidna trust levels are not grades.
    • Creusot and Verus are named for Rust, with their shared solver trust recorded.
  • Other proposals: the environment proposal's silent-SKIP finding and experiment X5 are marked done for the script; the awesome-lists gap table adds Verus.
  • .github/workflows/main-estate-audit.yml calls the audit under its new repository name, ported from fix(ci): call the estate audit and standards reusables by their current names #104.

RSR Quality Checklist

Required

  • Tests pass: all 7 tests/*_test.sh and tests/workflows/*_test.sh pass locally.
  • Code is formatted: bash -n is clean, every changed AsciiDoc file builds with asciidoctor --failure-level WARN, and the manifest parses.
  • Linter is clean: the repo gate scripts and the 21 estate-audit gates pass locally.
  • No banned language patterns: the new script and test are Bash with awk.
  • No unsafe blocks
  • No banned functions
  • SPDX license headers present on all new/modified source files
  • No secrets, credentials, or .env files included

As Applicable

  • .machine_readable/STATE.a2ml updated: not needed
  • .machine_readable/ECOSYSTEM.a2ml updated: not needed
  • .machine_readable/META.a2ml updated: not needed
  • Documentation updated for user-facing changes
  • TOPOLOGY.md updated: no architecture change
  • CHANGELOG or release notes updated: Unreleased, Added and Fixed
  • New dependencies reviewed for license compatibility: none

Testing

  • Real provers (Ubuntu packages, this session):
    • Agda 2.6.3 with standard library 1.7.3 checks Properties.agda under the §2.1 flags, both through AGDA_STDLIB and through a registered library. With no standard library, the check fails.
    • Coq 8.18 checks TypeSafety.v. Print Assumptions type_soundness reports it closed under the global context.
    • A planted broken Agda proof fails, and a planted Admitted (which coqc accepts) is caught by the scan.
  • Mutation checks: tests/proof_check_test.sh fails against each of three mutants:
    • Agda run with --safe only.
    • The scan reading raw files instead of stripped code.
    • A missing checker counted as a pass.
  • Review regressions: each defect CodeRabbit found in the first version (the Lean character literal, an Agda -- identifier, Agda admit, a relative AGDA_STDLIB) reproduces on 94c6922 and passes now.
  • Smoke fixtures: ACL2 8.5 and HOL Light (2023-10-21) pass, and a deliberately false copy of each fails on its intended check.
  • Not run: Lean, Idris2, HOL4, Mizar, PVS and TLC. This session's policy refused to build or run them from outside downloads, and Ubuntu doesn't package them. PROOF-STATUS.adoc says so instead of claiming them.
  • Gates:
    • Locally, all 21 estate-audit gates pass, run at the commits the reusable workflow pins. check-root-shape, check-no-md-in-docs, check-lock-sync and just --summary (108 recipes) pass too.
    • In CI on e8a2b78, all five estate / … jobs pass.

Not this PR's: hypatia-scan.yml, secret-scanner.yml and governance.yml fail at startup here and on main. See #104 and the comment below.

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`just proof-check-all` could never pass: its escape-hatch scan matched the
template's own "no postulate" and "NO Admitted" comments in all 8 proof
files. The Agda recipe ran without the PROOF-POLICY §2.1 flags, and every
recipe exited 0 when its prover was missing.

- scripts/proof-check.sh, called by every proof-check-* recipe: Agda runs as
  `agda --safe --without-K --cubical-compatible`; a missing checker is
  UNAVAILABLE (exit 3), never a pass; the scan reads code only (comments,
  Idris2 doc comments and strings ignored, Agda pragmas kept); checkers run
  on a copy, so nothing is written into the tree.
- tests/proof_check_test.sh: stub checkers and planted escape hatches. It
  fails against the old flags, against an unstripped scan and against a
  missing checker counted as a pass.
- verification/proofs/agda/bofj-kitt-proofs.agda-lib (AGDA_STDLIB overrides).
- PROOF-STATUS and PROOF-NEEDS use the §5 vocabulary with no percentage.
  The template ABI and typing obligations are withdrawn (no ABI, FFI or
  typed API here; TP-2 had put API typing in Lean, which §1 gives to
  Idris2). The Mathlib-based prover guide is replaced by the §1 mapping.
  Session results and obligations owned elsewhere are recorded.
- toolchain.kyaml: Verus entry (§1.2, owner ruling 2026-11-07).
- DESIGN.adoc: the §6 deviation records the installer must write.
- Cartridge proposal: §5 status, §2.2 correspondence state and §8 grade
  are separate fields; the cartridges never write a grade.

Checked: Agda 2.6.3 with stdlib 1.7.3 and Coq 8.18 on the template files;
a planted broken Agda proof and a planted Admitted both fail. All 7 test
scripts, the repo gate scripts and the 21 estate-audit gates pass locally.
Lean and Idris2 were not run.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01J4QvDjbjhwmFbcYz4FKn16
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  • New Features
    • Added a unified command for checking Agda, Coq, Lean 4, Idris2 and proof-safety scans, with clear pass, fail and unavailable results.
    • Added Agda library registration and documented Verus as the default Rust verification toolset.
  • Bug Fixes
    • Improved proof-safety scans to ignore comments and literals and handle linked proof directories. Missing checkers are now reported as unavailable rather than skipped.
  • Documentation
    • Updated proof obligations, status, checking guidance, toolchain policies and requirements for recording toolchain deviations and proof receipts.
  • Tests
    • Added coverage for checker arguments, outcomes, scan behaviour and protection against changes to proof files.

The pull request adds a shared proof-checking script and tests, revises proof-needs and proof-status records, adds Verus toolchain entries, updates verifier-recheck documentation, and changes the estate-audit workflow repository reference.

Changes: Proof Verification and Policy

Layer / File(s) Summary
Central proof-checking pipeline
scripts/proof-check.sh, build/just/proofs.just, tests/proof_check_test.sh, verification/proofs/*, docs/proposals/environment-of-environments.adoc, CHANGELOG.adoc
The script runs selected checkers and escape-hatch scans on a temporary copy. It reports unavailable checkers separately from failures, and the just recipes call it. Stub-checker tests cover arguments, exit results, scan behaviour, symbolic links, and whether checker runs leave the proof tree unchanged. The README, Agda library configuration, proposal, and changelog document related commands and details.
Repository proof records
docs/status/PROOF-NEEDS.adoc, docs/status/PROOF-STATUS.adoc, build/just/proofs.just, CHANGELOG.adoc
The documents state that the repository has no first-party proof obligations. They distinguish template and session results from CI receipts and list obligations assigned to other repositories. The status recipe prints the ledger section.
Verifier records and toolchain
docs/proposals/boj-prover-solver-cartridges.adoc, tools/proof-toolchain/*, docs/proposals/awesome-estate-maths-proving.adoc, CHANGELOG.adoc
The cartridge proposal separates recheck status, correspondence state, and Proof Witness Grade. It specifies recheck evidence and updates the Rust verifier mapping. The toolchain manifest adds Verus and verus-z3; the design and proposal documents describe Verus roles and toolchain deviation records.

Estate Audit Workflow

Layer / File(s) Summary
Reusable workflow reference
.github/workflows/main-estate-audit.yml, CHANGELOG.adoc
The estate job now references the reusable audit workflow from hyperpolymath/proven-cicd-and-workflows. The workflow path and pinned SHA remain unchanged.

Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~35 minutes

Change: Bug fix

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Merge Risk: Low · up to 226a6

Proof checks fail safely if a linked proof directory is cyclic, but they do not print a result for each requested check. This is a bounded reporting issue, not a reason to block merging.

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hyperpolymath pushed a commit that referenced this pull request Nov 9, 2026
hyperpolymath/cicd-suite was renamed to hyperpolymath/proven-cicd-and-workflows
on 2026-11-09 at 09:59 UTC. The estate-audit caller started and passed on
2026-11-05 (7a84707), and has failed at startup with zero jobs since the
rename, on this branch and on #103, which does not touch workflows.

This tests whether the caller starts again when it names the repository by
its new name at the same commit (354c425, same owner and repository ids).
The reusable at that commit still names cicd-suite for the gate actions it
pins, so those nested refs are unchanged.

The standards re-pin in the previous commit did not make hypatia-scan,
secret-scanner or governance start, so that hypothesis is disproved. That
cause is tracked separately.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01J4QvDjbjhwmFbcYz4FKn16

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Review comments at @docs/proposals/boj-prover-solver-cartridges.adoc:
- Around line 369-373: Update the receipt requirements in the Mathesis grading
discussion to include the Agda library pin and import cone needed to grade
Agda-only PWG-3 receipts, alongside the existing provenance and checker fields.

Review comments at @scripts/proof-check.sh:
- Around line 138-141: Update the escape-hatch scan in the script’s
file-processing loop to select patterns by language, so an ordinary Agda
identifier named `admit` is not flagged. Retain the existing Agda escape-hatch
checks, applying `admit` only to the relevant languages.
- Around line 155-163: Resolve a non-empty relative AGDA_STDLIB against the
caller’s current directory before invoking run_files, then pass the absolute
path to Agda’s -i option; leave already-absolute paths unchanged.
- Around line 128-130: Update the scanner’s line-comment handling so it
recognises Agda identifiers before treating `--` as a comment marker. Preserve
normal comment stripping, but ensure a postulate following `--` within an
identifier is still detected during scan-only requests without relying on the
separate `--safe` check.
- Around line 103-132: Update the AWK scanner’s character-processing loop to
recognise Lean character literals before the string-delimiter check, consuming
the literal—including escaped characters—without entering string mode. Continue
scanning immediately after the literal so code such as the following `sorry`
remains visible to the proof check.
- Around line 51-53: Update the copy step using `proofs_dir` and `work` to copy
the contents of relative directory symlinks into the temporary tree, preserving
the expected directory structure so the Coq checker can access them. Keep
checker-generated artefacts confined to `work` rather than the original proofs
tree.

Review comments at @tests/proof_check_test.sh:
- Around line 45-50: Update the proof-check test around the `run` invocation to
seed a `built-artefact` in the isolated fixture, then verify its contents remain
unchanged after checking. Keep the existing Agda and Idris2 invocation
assertions intact.

Review comments at @tools/proof-toolchain/DESIGN.adoc:
- Around line 226-227: Update the exemption wording near the proof-status
guidance to depend on the installation route: a Guix-packaged tool installed
through Guix or the repository’s container needs no deviation record, but the
same tool installed through the bundle does. Preserve the distinction between
Guix manifest projection and bundle installation.
- Around line 214-215: Update the installation-deviation contract for
`provers.sh install`: specify a writable location for deviation records and how
consumers find and use them, or revise the lock ownership contract so the
installer can write records. Ensure the documented location and ownership rules
remain consistent for read-only checkouts with a writable prefix.

Review comments at @tools/proof-toolchain/toolchain.kyaml:
- Line 29: Add a separate manifest entry for the Z3 solver bundled with Verus so
the planned doctor can check its installed hash, and link that entry to the
existing `verus` entry. Preserve the distinction between Verus’s pinned Z3 and
the backend `z3` tool.

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[failure] 102-102: Add a default case (*) to handle unexpected values.

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CodeRabbit's review of 94c6922 found three cases where the new scan was
wrong; each now has a regression test that fails on 94c6922:

- A Lean character literal such as '"' opened a phantom string that hid a
  later `sorry`. Character literals are now dropped before strings are read.
- An Agda identifier containing `--` (`f--g`) was read as a line comment
  that hid a later `postulate`. In Agda, `--` opens a comment only at the
  start of a token.
- `admit` was flagged in Agda, where it is an ordinary name. Escape-hatch
  patterns are now chosen per language.

Also:
- a relative AGDA_STDLIB is made absolute before the checkers change
  directory, and a linked proof directory is copied as its contents (cp -L);
- toolchain.kyaml gives Verus's own Z3 a verus-z3 entry (the closure rule
  makes everything a tool loads an entry);
- DESIGN.adoc: deviation records are written by the bundle build, which owns
  the lock, and travel with it into the prefix; the exemption follows the
  install route, not the tool;
- the cartridge proposal's receipts carry the Agda library pin and import
  cone (PROOF-POLICY §1.1, §8.2).

Ported from #104: main-estate-audit.yml calls the audit under cicd-suite's
new name, hyperpolymath/proven-cicd-and-workflows. Since the rename on
2026-11-09 the old name failed at startup with zero jobs on this PR too.

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The tree check compared the list of file names before and after a run, so
it caught new files but not a checker writing into an existing one. It now
compares sha256 sums of every file.

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- Around line 130-135: Update the quote-scanning logic around c and q to
distinguish Coq identifier primes from character literals, so a prime does not
consume the closing string quote or hide later Admitted commands; add a
regression test using the reported input and verify the scan rejects it rather
than reporting PASS.
- Around line 137-141: Update the Agda comment-boundary check using `lt` and `p`
so `--` immediately after an ellipsis is recognised as a comment, while `--`
within a qualified name remains code.
- Line 53: Handle failure of the `cp -RL` operation in `scripts/proof-check.sh`
before any proof leg runs: initialise or otherwise make `report` available, then
report each requested leg as FAIL with a clear indication that the check did not
run and exit non-zero. Preserve copying valid linked proof directories.

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- Around line 103-104: Ensure the proof-check tests include an escaped quote in
a character literal before `sorry`; retain the escaped-character fixture in the
`scan_expect` call so removing escaped-quote handling causes the test to fail.

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- Around line 217-220: Update the deviation-record guidance around the shared
build record to require each consuming repository to document its affected
obligation and reason in its proof-status file and workflow when the shared
record does not cover that use; use the lock as the source of the tool version
and digest.
- Around line 221-222: Clarify the `provers.sh install` description so
distribution SHA-256 digests live in detached metadata, not in the bundled
`toolchain.lock.json`; keep tool and deviation records in the lock. Ensure the
documented digest does not become part of the archive it verifies.

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The escape-hatch scan treated any quote-char-quote run as a character
literal. In Coq, which has no character literals, `f'"'"` made the
string's closing quote look like an opening one, so the rest of the
line, `Admitted` included, was hidden and the scan reported PASS.

A quote now opens a character literal only when it does not follow an
identifier character (ASCII letters, digits, _ ! ? or a prime, or any
byte >= 0x80 for Unicode names), and never in Coq. In Agda, `--`
straight after `.` (an ellipsis) now opens a comment.

Tests: the reported Coq input; ASCII and Unicode primes before a
string; `...--` in Agda; an escaped quote in a character literal and in
a string. Each fails against the previous scanner or against a scanner
with the matching rule removed.

DESIGN.adoc said the installer unpacks the lock from the bundle, but the
lock holds the bundle's own SHA-256. It now says the installer copies
the lock it checked the bundle against to the prefix. A consumer that
uses an entry for an obligation the record does not name adds that
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consumer's obligation. Each consumer now copies the records it uses,
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The first case (Lines 114-117) sets doc and agda. It has no default branch, and unmatched files correctly pass through. The SonarCloud finding is on Line 114, but the case on Line 118 already has a *) default that does cat "$file"; return. The Line 114 case is a deliberate partial match, so no behaviour defect exists. If the project enforces this rule in CI, add a no-op default *) ;;.

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…nt names (#104)

## Summary

Four cross-repository workflow callers here name repositories that have
moved:

- `hyperpolymath/cicd-suite` was renamed to
`hyperpolymath/proven-cicd-and-workflows` on 2026-11-09 at 09:59 UTC.
Since then, the estate-audit caller has failed at startup with zero
jobs. It last passed on `main` at `7a84707` on 2026-11-05.
- The standards repository moved from `hyperpolymath` to the
`metadatastician` organisation. Its repo id is unchanged (`1116521501`),
but `actions.lock` still recorded the old owner id (`6759885`).

This PR names both by their current names and records current ids.

## Results

- **Estate audit: fixed.** Calling it as
`hyperpolymath/proven-cicd-and-workflows` at the same commit (`354c425`)
makes it start again. All five `estate / …` jobs pass on `d276fe0`. The
same change is ported into #103.
- **Standards callers: not fixed by this.** `hypatia-scan.yml`,
`secret-scanner.yml` and `governance.yml` still fail at startup when
re-pinned to `metadatastician/standards` with its current owner id
(`297579217`, taken from standards' own lock). So the stale id was not
their cause.
- Caller permissions are ruled out: `hypatia-scan.yml` already grants
the `security-events: write` its reusable declares, and the other two
declare no write permission.
- The remaining likely cause is this repository's Actions policy
refusing workflows from outside `hyperpolymath`. Only the owner can
check that, under Settings → Actions → General.
- The re-pin is kept because it names the repository correctly and
records its real owner.
- **Header fix.** `main-estate-audit.yml`'s header no longer claims
these callers "start normally"; that was the error corrected on #102.

**SonarCloud** fails this PR on three S7635 findings. They sit on the
existing `secrets: inherit` lines, which the standards reusables
currently need: `hypatia-scan-reusable.yml` reads an undeclared
`HYPATIA_SCAN_PAT`, and `secret-scanner-reusable.yml`'s header requires
inheritance. The fix is upstream: the reusables should declare their
secrets so callers can pass them by name.

## RSR Quality Checklist

### Required

- [x] Tests pass: `tests/workflows/*_test.sh` pass locally.
- [x] Code is formatted: the changed workflows parse as YAML.
- [x] Linter is clean: `scripts/check-lock-sync.sh` passes; lock records
stay sorted.
- [x] No banned language patterns
- [x] No `unsafe` blocks
- [x] No banned functions
- [x] SPDX license headers present on all new/modified source files
- [x] No secrets, credentials, or `.env` files included

### As Applicable

- [ ] `.machine_readable/STATE.a2ml` updated: not needed
- [ ] `.machine_readable/ECOSYSTEM.a2ml` updated: not needed
- [ ] `.machine_readable/META.a2ml` updated: not needed
- [ ] Documentation updated for user-facing changes: workflow comments
only
- [ ] `TOPOLOGY.md` updated: no architecture change
- [ ] `CHANGELOG` or release notes updated: CI-only; #103 records the
audit rename
- [ ] New dependencies reviewed for license compatibility: none

## Testing

- **This PR's own CI** is the test. On `d276fe0` the estate-audit
workflow starts and all five `estate / …` jobs pass. On `7942d3e` and on
#103 before the port, it failed at startup.
- **Standards callers**: runs 42628093309, 42628096570 and 42628094801
show the re-pinned callers still failing at startup.

## Beyond this repository

- Every estate repository that calls
`hyperpolymath/cicd-suite/.github/workflows/...` will have failed at
startup since the rename. This repository's fix is the one to port, and
`proven-cicd-and-workflows`' rollout tooling is the natural place to do
it.
- The standards reusables should declare the secrets they read, so
callers can drop `secrets: inherit`.

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