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Three checks fail on main (2ab7574), so every open PR is red on them. This PR fixes all three. It replaces #467 and #468, which carried the same commits and are now closed.

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Dependency audit, rust-ci / Cargo audit rmcp 3.5.0 (crates/echidna-mcp) has RUSTSEC-2026-0457, -0461 and -0462, published after main last passed Cargo.lock only: rmcp and rmcp-macros move to 3.9.0, inside the existing "3" requirement (20dc691)
rust-ci / Cargo check + clippy + fmt cargo fmt --check drift in src/rust/proof_search.rs cargo fmt, formatting only (17ebbb1)
governance / Validate Hypatia Baseline Hypatia code_safety/zig_ptr_cast and zig_align_cast are high on the nine @ptrCast(@alignCast(raw)) lines in src/zig_ffi/ A reasoned inline hypatia: allow per rule on each line, with no baseline entry (f48fe0a)

Every one of those casts gets a callback's own *@This() back from the type-erased *anyopaque it was registered with: runtime_owner.Work.context, or a std.mem.Allocator vtable's ptr. So each cast restores the pointer's original type and alignment. Order of preference: fix > inline directive > .hypatia-ignore > baseline.

Changes

  • Cargo.lock: rmcp and rmcp-macros 3.5.0 → 3.9.0.
  • src/rust/proof_search.rs: rustfmt only.
  • src/zig_ffi/chapel_bridge.zig and src/zig_ffi/runtime_owner.zig: comments only.

RSR Quality Checklist

Required

  • Code is formatted: cargo fmt --all -- --check passes.
  • Linter is clean: cargo clippy --all-targets --locked -- -D warnings passes locally.
  • No secrets, credentials or .env files.

Testing

  • cargo audit: no vulnerabilities.
  • cargo check -p echidna-mcp --locked: passes. The crate has no tests.
  • Hypatia: the scanner could not be built here because hex.pm is unreachable. I simulated its suppression logic instead: directive_re and ScannerSuppression.inline_allowed?/4 at hypatia 82396d81, the CI pin. That reports 18 unsuppressed findings on main (9 casts × 2 rules) and 0 on this branch.
  • Zig isn't available here. The Zig change is comments only, so it can't affect the build.

Checks still red, and not caused by this PR

  • Deposit findings for gitbot-fleet, Isabelle/HOL, scan / scan: also red on main.
  • panic-attack assail: fails with "Scanner completion receipt is missing, incomplete or inconsistent". It is also red on chore(deps): bump the actions group with 2 updates #462 and Document verification integration status separately from prover declarations #463.
  • rust-ci / llvm-cov line coverage on 20dc691:
    • What failed: provers::chuffed::tests::version_requires_a_successful_help_response_and_closed_stdin exited with Text file busy (os error 26).
    • Root cause: ETXTBSY. A test writes its fake prover script and then executes it. If another test thread forks in between, the child inherits the still-open write descriptor, and the kernel refuses to execute the file while it is open for writing. The same pattern exists in the fixtures in chuffed.rs, gpuverify.rs, faial.rs, version_probe.rs and proof_search.rs.
    • What I did: re-ran the job once to confirm the failure is intermittent.
    • Proposed fix (separate PR): a shared test helper that retries the spawn on io::ErrorKind::ExecutableFileBusy.

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cargo audit fails on rmcp 3.5.0 (crates/echidna-mcp) with
RUSTSEC-2026-0457 (fixed >=3.7.0), RUSTSEC-2026-0461 (>=3.6.0) and
RUSTSEC-2026-0462 (>=3.9.0), published after main last passed the
Dependency audit check. `cargo update -p rmcp` moves rmcp and
rmcp-macros to 3.9.0, inside the existing "3" requirement; no other
entry changes.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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  • Style
    • Reformatted several test expressions and calls for readability.
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    • Added annotations to address static-analysis warnings; runtime behaviour is unchanged.

This change reformats Rust test expressions and adds Hypatia suppression comments to existing Zig casts. The summaries report no changes to runtime behaviour or public declarations.

Changes: Rust test formatting

Layer / File(s) Summary
Reformat test expressions
src/rust/proof_search.rs
Several test setup calls and an elapsed-time assertion are wrapped across lines. Their arguments, conditions and behaviour remain unchanged.

Zig Hypatia suppressions

Layer / File(s) Summary
Annotate existing casts
src/zig_ffi/chapel_bridge.zig, src/zig_ffi/runtime_owner.zig
Hypatia suppression comments are added to existing pointer and alignment cast sites. The casts remain unchanged.

Estimated code review effort: 1 (Trivial) | ~5 minutes

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Merge Risk: Minimal · previous review 1e0d6

The dependency update and nonfunctional source changes have no identified merge-blocking issue. Run the normal locked build and tests before merging.

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Title check Passed The title names the fix and the three CI failures it addresses (rmcp RustSec advisories, rustfmt, Hypatia Zig casts). The PR changes match each part: Cargo.lock bumps rmcp to 3.9.0, proof_search.rs is…
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`cargo fmt --check` fails on main (2ab7574) in five places in
src/rust/proof_search.rs, so rust-ci 'Cargo check + clippy + fmt' is
red on every PR. Formatting only; no code change.

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Hypatia's code_safety/zig_ptr_cast and zig_align_cast now flag the nine
`@ptrCast(@aligncast(raw))` lines in src/zig_ffi/chapel_bridge.zig and
src/zig_ffi/runtime_owner.zig as high, and the governance Hypatia
baseline gate is red on main (2ab7574) as a result.

Each of those lines recovers a callback's own `*@this()` from the
type-erased `*anyopaque` it was registered with (runtime_owner.Work
.context, or a std.mem.Allocator vtable's ptr), so the cast restores the
original type and alignment. Fixed at source with a reasoned inline
`hypatia: allow` per rule on each line, as the scanner documents,
rather than a baseline entry. No code change: comments only.

Checked by simulating ScannerSuppression.inline_allowed?/4 and
directive_re at hypatia 82396d81 (the CI pin): 18 unsuppressed
findings on main, 0 with this change. The scanner itself could not be
built here (hex.pm is unreachable).

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@hyperpolymath hyperpolymath changed the title fix(deps): move rmcp to 3.9.0 off three RustSec advisories fix(ci): restore main's red checks (rmcp RustSec, rustfmt, Hypatia Zig casts) Nov 9, 2026
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…ig casts) into #466

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hyperpolymath pushed a commit that referenced this pull request Nov 9, 2026
Port of the rmcp lockfile change from #465 so this docs PR's dependency
audit is not red for a reason unrelated to it. Regenerated with
`cargo update -p rmcp --precise 3.9.0`; the windows-sys lines are
resolver output, identical to #465. No-op once #465 lands.

Verified locally: scripts/ci/audit-dependencies.sh passes for both
lockfiles; `cargo check -p echidna-mcp` builds.

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Dependency audit fails on every PR, this one included, because rmcp 3.5.0
(crates/echidna-mcp) has three advisories, the newest published 2026-11-05,
after main last passed. Ported from #465 so this PR does
not wait on it: `cargo update -p rmcp --precise 3.9.0` with the pinned 1.99.0
toolchain, inside the existing "3" requirement. The other lock lines are the
resolver re-unifying around rmcp 3.9.0's new sha2/libc dependencies. The
resulting Cargo.lock is byte-identical to #465's, so whichever merges first
leaves the other a no-op.

scripts/ci/audit-dependencies.sh with cargo-audit 0.22.2: Cargo.lock and
fuzz/Cargo.lock both PASSED. cargo check -p echidna-mcp --locked: passes.

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…s (port of #465)

governance / Validate Hypatia Baseline fails on main and so here: Hypatia
reports code_safety/zig_ptr_cast and zig_align_cast (high) on the nine
`@ptrCast(@aligncast(raw))` lines in src/zig_ffi/. Each cast recovers a
callback's own *@this() from the type-erased *anyopaque it was registered
with (runtime_owner.Work.context or a std.mem.Allocator vtable ptr), so
type and alignment are the original ones. Ported from #465
(f48fe0a) so this PR does not wait on it: one reasoned
`hypatia: allow <rule> -- <why>` per rule per line, no baseline entry, no
code change. Both files are byte-identical to #465's. Inline directives are
not an exemption-ratchet ledger.

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Dependency audit fails on main and every PR: rmcp 3.5.0 (crates/echidna-mcp)
has three advisories, the newest published 2026-11-05. Ported from
#465 (also carried by #473); Cargo.lock is
byte-identical to both, so whichever merges first leaves the others a no-op.
scripts/ci/audit-dependencies.sh (cargo-audit 0.22.2): both lockfiles PASSED.
cargo check -p echidna-mcp --locked: passes.

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Validate Hypatia Baseline fails on this PR. It reports four unannotated
zig_ptr_cast/zig_align_cast findings in src/zig_ffi/, which are also red
on main and unrelated to this docs PR. This ports #465's fix unchanged:
- inline `hypatia: allow` annotations with a justification on each cast
  (comments only; the code is unchanged);
- its rustfmt reflow of src/rust/proof_search.rs.
Both become no-ops once #465 lands. `rustfmt --check` passes on
proof_search.rs.

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…s (port of #465)

governance / Validate Hypatia Baseline fails on main and so here: Hypatia
reports code_safety/zig_ptr_cast and zig_align_cast (high) on the nine
`@ptrCast(@aligncast(raw))` lines in src/zig_ffi/. Each cast recovers a
callback's own *@this() from the type-erased *anyopaque it was registered
with, so type and alignment are the original ones. Ported from
#465 (f48fe0a), comments only, no baseline entry; both
files are byte-identical to #465's and #473's.

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…ts (#487)

## Problem

`rust-ci / Cargo test` failed intermittently with:

```
provers::chuffed::tests::version_rejects_failed_empty_or_stderr_only_help
Failed to execute fzn-chuffed --help: Text file busy (os error 26)
```

It failed on #470, whose diff contains no Rust, and earlier in llvm-cov.
The cause is a real race, not a flake. Four fixtures (chuffed, faial,
gpuverify and version_probe) each write a shell script and execute it at
once. If another test thread forks while the write descriptor is still
open, the child keeps a copy of it until it reaches `exec` (Rust opens
files close-on-exec). While any writer exists, the kernel refuses to
execute the file with `ETXTBSY`.

## Fix

New test-only helper, `provers::test_fixture::write_executable`
(`cfg(all(test, unix))`). It:

1. creates the script with mode `0700` and closes it;
2. runs it with a sentinel argument until the kernel accepts the `exec`
(up to 2 s, then it panics).

After one successful `exec`, no writer remains and no later fork can
inherit one, so the test's own spawn cannot hit `ETXTBSY`. Every fixture
script exits 64 on an unexpected argument, so the probe never runs a
fixture body. The four fixtures now use the helper.

The PR also carries #465's rustfmt fix to `proof_search.rs`,
byte-identical to it, so `cargo fmt --check` is green here as well.

## Checks run locally

- `cargo test --lib -- provers::chuffed provers::faial
provers::gpuverify provers::version_probe`: 58 passed.
- `cargo clippy --lib --tests -- -D warnings`: clean.
- `cargo fmt --check`: clean.

Once this is open, I'll port it into the open PRs that hit the race
(starting with #470).

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…pre-split goldens (#483)

## Summary

This is the W0 "split" lane. It is stacked on #475, which carries the
gate it is checked against. Three hotspot files are broken into modules
by area. Behaviour is held fixed by goldens captured on the pre-split
tree, and W0 exit check 5 compares them. Nothing is renamed or
redesigned.

## Changes

- **Goldens first** (535274c). `tests/golden/hotspot/` holds 27 files
captured before any move: every route, the router composition, and
`--help` for each CLI command and subcommand.
`scripts/gates/hotspot-goldens.sh` regenerates them and compares.
- **`src/rust/server.rs` →
`server/{mod,agent,prove,search,session,status,ui,verify}.rs`**
(a2fb862). Handlers move by route family. `mod.rs` keeps router
composition and shared state.
- **`src/rust/main.rs` →
`cli/{args,util,prove,verify,search,session,provers,lexicon,corpus,design}.rs`**
(ee2ed98). `main.rs` keeps only parsing, tracing set-up and dispatch;
`cli/mod.rs` re-exports the command functions.
- **`Justfile` → `just/*.just`** (9444837). There are 14 files, one per
area, pulled in by `import`. The contractile import stays last. Recipe
names and bodies are unchanged; `just --list` matches before and after.
- **Merged from #475's base:** the #465 fix for the red checks on `main`
(rmcp 3.9.0, rustfmt on `proof_search.rs`, and the Zig-cast
annotations).

## RSR Quality Checklist

### Required

- [x] Tests pass. W0 check 5 (hotspot goldens) passes, and so does
`cargo check --bins` after the merge. I have not run the full `just
test` on this branch: disk here is limited. This PR's CI runs it.
- [x] Code is formatted (`cargo fmt --all -- --check` is clean).
- [x] Linter is clean (`cargo clippy` was clean when the split landed).
- [x] No banned language patterns.
- [x] No new `unsafe`.
- [x] No banned functions.
- [x] SPDX headers on all new files.
- [x] No secrets.

### As Applicable

- [ ] Documentation: `CLAUDE.md`'s structure tree still lists
`server.rs` and `main.rs`. That reconcile is reserved for the rulings
lane (#58), so this PR does not edit `CLAUDE.md`.

## Testing

- `bash scripts/gates/hotspot-goldens.sh check` exits 0: routes, router
composition and CLI help are byte-identical to the pre-split capture.
- `cargo check --bins` and `cargo fmt --all -- --check` pass on the
merged head.
- Already broken on the pre-split tree, and not changed here: `echidna
corpus import-octads --help` panics (exit 101). It has its own
follow-up.

Refs #416

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…ource, playground template owner (#473)

## Summary

Since #458, echidna's workflows run again, which exposed small reds on
main and on every PR. This PR fixes them. Each was reproduced locally
first, then shown fixed with the same tool CI uses.

## Changes

- **`src/rust/proof_search.rs`: `cargo fmt`** with the repo's pinned
1.99.0 toolchain.
  - Rust CI on main (run 42351375993) fails only at the fmt step.
  - This is the only file the workspace-wide `cargo fmt --all` touches.
- **`Cargo.lock`: `rmcp` and `rmcp-macros` 3.5.0 → 3.9.0** for
RUSTSEC-2026-0457, -0461 and -0462. The newest was published 2026-11-05,
after main last passed `Dependency audit`.
- Ported from #465 so this PR doesn't wait on it: `cargo update -p rmcp
--precise 3.9.0`, inside the existing `"3"` requirement.
- The resulting `Cargo.lock` and `proof_search.rs` are byte-identical to
#465's, so whichever merges first leaves the other a no-op.
- **`.github/workflows/workflow-linter.yml`: rename `authority_sha` →
`standards_rev`.**
- gitleaks `generic-api-key` read the 40-hex commit id as a key only
because the variable name contains "auth".
- The fix is at the source, so no `.gitleaks.toml` entry is added. An
earlier commit on this branch added one, and `Exemption ratchet`
rejected the ledger growth (2 → 3). That entry is gone.
- **`echidna-playground/ci-templates/governance.yml`: the never-run
template now names `metadatastician/standards`.** It uses the same pin
as root's live `governance.yml` (`a797d30`) instead of the old owner at
`861b5e9`.

## RSR Quality Checklist

### Required

- [x] Tests pass:
  - `cargo fmt --all -- --check` passes;
- `cargo check -p echidna-mcp --locked` passes against rmcp 3.9.0 (the
crate has no tests).
- [x] Code is formatted: `cargo fmt --all -- --check` passes.
- [x] Linter is clean: actionlint 1.7.7 reports 0 findings on both
workflow files.
- [x] No banned language patterns
- [x] No `unsafe` blocks: none added
- [x] No banned functions: none
- [x] SPDX license headers present: unchanged
- [x] No secrets, credentials, or `.env` files included

### As Applicable

Nothing in this list applies.

## Testing

**gitleaks.** CI-pinned gitleaks 8.18.4 (checksum-verified), with the
estate baseline staged at the root exactly as
`secret-scanner-reusable.yml` stages it:

| Tree | Findings |
|---|---|
| old name `authority_sha`, no `.gitleaks.toml` entry | 1:
`generic-api-key` at `workflow-linter.yml:80` |
| this branch (`standards_rev`, no entry) | 0 |
| this branch, plus a planted `api_token=ghp_…` beside it | 1: the
plant, so it is still detected |

**Dependency audit.** `scripts/ci/audit-dependencies.sh` with
cargo-audit 0.22.2:
- before: `Cargo.lock: FAILED`, with the three rmcp advisories;
- after: `Cargo.lock` and `fuzz/Cargo.lock` both `PASSED`.

**Rust CI.** I reproduced the fmt failure locally on main with toolchain
1.99.0; after this change `cargo fmt --all -- --check` passes.

## Checks red here, and not caused by this PR

- **`Static Analysis / panic-attack assail`** has been red on main since
#455. Two causes:
- The pinned scanner can't finish a scan of this tree, which
#478 fixes.
- After that, the gate blocks on two deliberate `sorry` detector
fixtures, which #480 handles together with
hyperpolymath/panic-attack#278.

## Observed, not changed here

- **`mirror.yml` is back on the pre-transfer pin `3c00687`.**
  - #455's merge restored it, with its old comment.
- Main now pins standards at three SHAs: governance `a797d30`; hypatia,
scorecard and spark `d3e4b48`; mirror `3c00687`.
- The lock still closes, and lock-sync and coordinates pass. But
`relock-standards-pin.sh` refuses mixed pins, so the next estate repin
will stop here until mirror moves too.
- **Mirror failures on main are forge configuration, not code.** The
disroot, gitea and sourcehut jobs fail "Verify … SSH host" against the
repo variables `*_SSH_FINGERPRINT`, and the bitbucket push fails.

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…eds two small kernels (#477)

## Summary

The 2026-11-09 proof audit found two defects in `compute_trust_level`.
Both were present identically in `src/rust/verification/confidence.rs`
and in its copy in `crates/echidna-core-creusot`, and no proof in any
prover caught either:

- **Level 4** fired on `certificate_verified` without `has_certificate`.
- **Level 5** checked only the producing prover's kernel class, never
the confirmers'. One small-kernel prover plus an SMT confirmer scored
Level 5.

The owner ruled: fix at source, keep one kernel, and add contracts. This
PR does that.

## Changes

**Fixed in the kernel crate (`echidna_core::trust`).**
- From Level 3 up, a certificate counts only when it was produced *and*
verified.
- Level 5 needs two or more small-kernel confirmations. These come from
a new `TrustFactors` input, `small_kernel_confirmations`: how many of
the confirming provers are small-kernel systems with a verified
certificate, the producing prover included.
  - The value is read as at most `confirming_provers`.
- It is `#[serde(default)]` = 0, so a caller that cannot vouch for its
confirmers never reaches Level 5.

**One kernel, not two.** `confidence.rs` re-exports the kernel's
`TrustLevel` and delegates `compute_trust_level` to it. It keeps its
`ProverKind`-shaped `TrustFactors`.

**Contracts (TK-4, TK-5).** They are stated as Creusot `ensures` on the
kernel:
- TK-4: Level 4 and above imply a small kernel, `has_certificate` and
`certificate_verified`.
- TK-5: Level 5 implies `small_kernel_confirmations >= 2` and
`confirming_provers >= 2`.

They are checked on stable Rust over every input with counts 0..=4:
TK-4, TK-5, and TK-6, which says more evidence never lowers the level.
There are also regression tests for both defects.

**Retired.** `verification/proofs/idris2/TrustKernelMonotonicity.idr`.
It dropped `has_certificate` and proved the defective Level 5 rule as a
property. Under PROOF-POLICY §1, Rust behaviour is verified on the code,
not restated in Idris.

**Ledgers.**
- PROOF-STATUS R1 now records TK-4/TK-5 as `tested-only`, with Creusot
not yet discharged and Verus not yet applied, each with its scope. R1
stays `open`.
- PROOF-NEEDS marks the Idris row retired.
- CHANGELOG notes the behaviour change.

**A departure from the ruling's wording, reported rather than
absorbed.** The selector option said "Level 5 implies every confirming
prover is small-kernel". This PR instead requires at least two
small-kernel confirmations. Requiring *every* confirmer to be
small-kernel would let one extra SMT agreement lower a result from Level
5 to Level 4, so trust would no longer be monotone in evidence. The
count also matches the Level 5 definition already in the code:
"cross-checked by 2+ independent small-kernel systems".

**Shipped behaviour.** The three dispatch paths pass 0 for the new
input. They already reported no certificate, so their results do not
change.

## RSR Quality Checklist

### Required

- [x] **Tests pass:**
  - `cargo test --lib verification`: 106 passed.
  - `echidna-core-creusot`: 62 passed.
  - `echidna-core`: 18 passed.
- The 8 integration suites that build `TrustFactors` (aspect,
concurrency, e2e_prover, neural_property, p2p_property,
panic_attack_props, property, security_aspect): 203 passed.
- [x] **Formatted:** the files changed here are `rustfmt`-clean.
`src/rust/proof_search.rs` drift is main's and is fixed by #465.
- [x] **Linter is clean:** `cargo clippy --locked --all-targets -p
echidna-core-creusot -p echidna -- -D warnings` passes.
- [x] No `unsafe`, no banned functions, no secrets.

### As Applicable

- [x] `CHANGELOG` updated.
- [x] Documentation updated: PROOF-STATUS R1 and PROOF-NEEDS.

## Testing

- **Mutation check:** with the old Level 4/5 logic put back into the
kernel, three of the new tests fail: `tk4`, `tk5` and the regression
test.
- **What the tests show:** the counts 0..=4 cover every case only
because the rule reads counts through `>= 2` and a minimum. That
coverage is argued, not mechanised, which is why the status is
`tested-only`.
- **Not run:** Creusot and Verus. Wiring Creusot (a current nightly,
`creusot-contracts`, Why3) is a separate item, and there wasn't disk
space for it in this sandbox.
- **Still divergent:** the Lean `ConfidenceLattice` model and the Agda
`Dispatch.compute-trust` model describe the old rule. Under the owner's
strict §1 ruling they are engineering models that move to Creusot/Verus.
That reclassification is the next PR.

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