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Adds formal/Recovery.v: the Rocq recheck of the repaired recovery invariants of hyperpolymath/squeakwell (route plan sections 3 and 6, rungs R2/R3/R4/R9/R10), built on the octad model in Octad.v. The README-era invariants ("drift decreases monotonically", "fill is monotone", "resolve is a CRDT merge") were refuted in the 2026-11 survey; this is the honest replacement, mechanised.
What is proved
R2 identity persistence: oid (iter n o) = oid o for every oracle and every round count.
R3 guarded fill: stated as a left-biased merge against the oracle's proposal octad, so it inherits Octad.v's identity law. Never overwrites a present value (fill_guarded), is inflationary on the information order (fill_inflationary), and is not monotone on it (fill_not_monotone, counter-model for any inhabitant of mval).
R4 counter-model: fill_can_raise_conflicts — a guarded fill can take the conflict count from 0 to 2. The formal form of the drift_compute.rs witness: drift is observable, not monotone.
R9 permutation invariance: fold_merge_perm — the merge fold over a same-identifier batch is order-independent under a commutative, associative resolve. put_commutative_iff_trivial shows the PUT-overwrite kernel (the only one reachable through verisim-api today) is commutative only on a singleton mval, so it is not an instance.
R10 progress and termination: step_progress (every round is a fixpoint or lex-decreases (|missing|, nconflicts)) and iter_9_fixpoint / iter_9_no_conflicts (nine rounds always reach a conflict-free fixpoint). Hypotheses are explicit Section variables: conflict_refl and winner_some.
Print Assumptions on all twelve headlines closes on {mval, ident, functional_extensionality_dep}, the same whitelist as Octad.v.
Changes
formal/Recovery.v (new)
formal/Justfile: recovery and check-recovery recipes, wired into all / check-assumptions
.github/workflows/coq-build.yml: compile + whitelist steps for Recovery.v
formal/CROSS-REPO-MAP.adoc: the R1–R3 row now points at echo-types EchoPartialSection.agda (landing alongside); new Recovery row; the "file the companion issue" item is resolved in place
…2/R3/R4/R9/R10)
Mechanises the REPAIRED recovery invariants of hyperpolymath/squeakwell
(docs/ROUTE-PLAN.adoc sections 3 and 6) as a Rocq module over the octad
model in Octad.v:
- R2 identity persists through every recovery round, for every oracle
(step_preserves_id, iter_preserves_id).
- R3 guarded fill, stated as a left-biased merge against the oracle's
proposal octad, is inflationary on the information order
(fill_guarded, fill_inflationary) and NOT monotone on it
(fill_not_monotone, a counter-model for any inhabitant of mval).
- R4 filling can raise the conflict count (fill_can_raise_conflicts):
the formal statement of the drift_compute.rs witness; drift is
observable, not monotone.
- R9 the merge fold is permutation-invariant for a same-identifier batch
under a commutative, associative resolve (fold_merge_perm); the
PUT-overwrite kernel is commutative only on a singleton mval
(put_commutative_iff_trivial), so it is not an instance.
- R10 every round is a fixpoint or lex-decreases (|missing|, nconflicts)
(step_progress); nine rounds always reach a conflict-free fixpoint
(iter_9_fixpoint, iter_9_no_conflicts), with the hypotheses
conflict_refl and winner_some explicit as Section variables.
Print Assumptions closes on {mval, ident, functional_extensionality_dep},
the same whitelist as Octad.v. Justfile gains `recovery` and
`check-recovery`; coq-build.yml gains the compile and whitelist steps;
CROSS-REPO-MAP records the echo-types twins (EchoPartialSection,
EchoFibreIntersection) and the tropical-types reach-grade twin.
Verified here with Coq 8.18.0: coqc -q Recovery.v (1.8 s), whitelist
check OK; all nine existing modules still compile and pass their
whitelists.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01J4QvDizuhJtQDcxHxM2wj8
This PR adds a Rocq proof file for guarded fill, conflict normalisation, iterative recovery, merge-fold permutation invariance, and PUT-overwrite commutativity. It adds local and CI compilation and assumption checks, registers the proof, and updates the cross-repository mapping.
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Recovery proofs and verification
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Summary
Guarded fill and conflict properties formal/Recovery.v
Defines the information order and guarded fill. Proves the stated fill properties and gives counterexamples for monotonicity and increased conflict counts.
Normalisation and iterative recovery formal/Recovery.v
Defines winner-based normalisation and recovery rounds. Under the stated hypotheses, proves identity preservation, progress, and a nine-round fixpoint.
Merge-fold and PUT resolver properties formal/Recovery.v
Proves same-identifier merge-fold permutation invariance when resolve is commutative and associative. Characterises when the PUT-overwrite resolver is commutative.
Adds Recovery.v to local and CI compilation, checks its assumptions against the whitelist, registers the proof, ignores .axioms files, and updates the cross-repository mapping.
hyperpolymath/verisimdb#319: Adds the test-evidence registry and CI gate that this PR extends with formal/Recovery.v.
Merge Risk: Low · up to 701e2
This PR adds a Rocq proof file and CI checks, and does not change runtime behavior. The new assumption checks can miss an axiom with a non-ASCII name, so they are weaker than they appear. The documentation also overstates one merge-law equivalence. Both are small, bounded fixes.
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SonarCloud githubactions:S7677 on the new step: error output belongs on
stderr. Only the step this PR added is changed; the pre-existing steps
keep their shape.
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CI status on this PR, two reds that are not fixable from here:
governance / Allowlist Preflight fails with 8 uses: refs not covered by the allowlist — all eight are the pre-existing metadatastician/standards/.github/workflows/*-reusable.yml@8e48b1c… references. This PR touches four files (formal/Recovery.v, formal/Justfile, formal/CROSS-REPO-MAP.adoc, .github/workflows/coq-build.yml) and adds no uses: line. The same Governance workflow is red on every recent push to main (runs 819, 817, 816, 811). The allowlist (allowed-actions.json) is fetched from the standards checkout, so the fix is a metadatastician/* pattern in hyperpolymath/standards, not a change in this repository; nothing to port here.
Hypatia reports 1 new warning-level alert in changed code (the scan itself is advisory: 9 repo-wide criticals, no committed baseline, "does not gate"). The alert text is not visible from this session: the job log does not name it and the code-scanning API returns 403 for this integration. If someone pastes the annotation here I will address it; the scan is re-running on the current head 87fa344 in any case.
Everything else on the head is green or queued; SonarCloud passed with 0 new issues after 87fa344.
The test-evidence gate derives agreement between verification/test-registry.json
and the tree; the new Coq module made 94 files on disk against 93 registered.
Added to the actually-proven coq-proofs suite alongside Octad.v (same tier,
category and aspect; compiled and axiom-whitelisted by coq-build.yml).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01J4QvDizuhJtQDcxHxM2wj8
Hypatia RE005 on PR 350: the step swallowed every non-zero status from the
awk | sort | grep pipeline. grep -v exits 1 when every axiom is whitelisted
(the good case), so the idiom was needed to survive pipefail, but it also
hid a missing or empty Recovery.out and any awk/grep error as "OK".
Now: require a non-empty Recovery.out and a non-empty axiom list, and
tolerate exactly grep status 1 ("|| test $? -eq 1"), so status 2 and any
upstream failure still fail the step. Exercised locally: real output passes;
an injected axiom, a missing file, an empty file and a file with no axiom
lines each exit 1. The nine pre-existing whitelist steps keep the old idiom
(out of this PR's diff).
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rust-ci fails on a0aa3a8, but only in jobs that also fail on main. This PR changes no Rust: only formal/, coq-build.yml and the test registry. CI tests the merge with main, and main (137045a, run 41332535908) already fails these four jobs:
rustfmt
cargo test
cargo-llvm-cov (≥60%)
benchmarks compile
main also fails cargo audit, but that job passes on this head. No open PR fixes any of them, so there is nothing to port, and I have not widened this PR to take them on.
What I found:
rustfmt. Five unformatted hunks in rust-core/verisim-api/src/lib.rs, all in test_auth_covers_merged_graphql_and_federation_routes, which fix(auth): enforce middleware on merged GraphQL and federation routes #336 (dd82709) added. The fix on main is cargo fmt --all: formatting only, +50/−25 lines in one test function. I reproduced it on 137045a and the check is clean afterwards. The patch is below.
cargo test and cargo-llvm-cov.verisim-nif fails to link its test binary: the linker reports undefined enif_* symbols (enif_make_badarg, enif_schedule_nif, enif_make_atom_len, …). Those symbols only exist once the library is loaded into the BEAM, so a --workspace test build cannot link them. I suspect the rustler 0.36 → 0.39 bump (chore(deps): bump rustler from 0.36.2 to 0.39.0 #327) but have not bisected it. Two likely fixes, either the crate owner's call: exclude verisim-nif from the workspace test and coverage runs, or set [lib] test = false for that crate.
benchmarks compile. Not diagnosed. It also fails on main at 137045a.
rustfmt patch for main (output of cargo fmt --all)
cargo fmt --all reflows the other three oneshot(...).await.unwrap() calls in the same test the same way.
This PR caused two failures, both fixed: d75ae24 registers Recovery.v in the test-evidence registry, and a0aa3a8 removes the || true from the Recovery whitelist step. Hypatia now passes on this head.
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Review comments at @.github/workflows/coq-build.yml:
- Line 277: Update both assumption parsers in the Recovery guards to recognise
qualified names and check each against the whitelist. Ensure an allowed
assumption cannot mask a separate unapproved qualified assumption; preserve the
existing checks for unqualified names.
Review comments at @formal/CROSS-REPO-MAP.adoc:
- Line 99: Reconcile the mapping note’s missing-abstraction/companion-issue
statement with the future-work entry naming EchoPartialSection.agda: verify
whether the module exists and the abstraction is implemented, then update both
statements consistently so contributors know whether to cite the module or file
an issue.
- Line 105: Qualify the recovery progress and nine-round guarantees in the
squeakwell recovery invariants description with the required hypotheses
conflict_refl and winner_some. Make clear both guarantees depend on these
hypotheses; leave the other invariant claims unchanged.
Review comments at @formal/Justfile:
- Around line 143-150: Update the check-recovery recipe to reject both an empty
Recovery.out file and an empty list of extracted assumption records before
reporting success. Keep the existing awk extraction, whitelist filtering, and
unexpected-axiom failure behaviour intact.
Review comments at @formal/Recovery.v:
- Around line 56-59: Update the nconflicts description to qualify that a
distinct pair is counted twice only when conflict holds in both directions; if
only one direction conflicts, it is counted once. Preserve the existing
explanation of ordered pairs and its role as a termination measure.
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CodeRabbit review on PR 350 (five findings, all verified):
- coq-build.yml + Justfile check-recovery: the extraction regex
^[A-Za-z_][A-Za-z0-9_]* : skipped any assumption printed with a qualified
name (Classical_Prop.classic), so such an axiom passed silently whenever
an allowed one was also present. Both guards now admit dots and primes.
Injected "Classical_Prop.classic : ..." into Recovery.out: both exit 1.
- Justfile check-recovery: now rejects a missing/empty Recovery.out and an
empty parsed axiom list, like the CI step. Scratch file Recovery.axioms
is git-ignored and removed by `just clean`.
- CROSS-REPO-MAP: the R1-R3 row no longer asks for a companion issue; it
points at echo-types EchoPartialSection.agda. The Recovery row states
that progress and the nine-round fixpoint hold only under conflict_refl
and winner_some.
- Recovery.v comment: a distinct pair counts twice in nconflicts only when
conflict holds in both directions (conflict is not assumed symmetric).
`just check-assumptions`: all ten modules OK; Recovery.v recompiles.
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- Line 279: The AXIOMS extraction only recognises ASCII assumption names, so
Unicode-named assumptions can be omitted from validation. Update both Recovery
assumption guards to reject unparsed assumption records rather than silently
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Reject assumption names that the parser cannot recognise.
Coq permits Unicode identifiers. Both Recovery guards can drop a Unicode-named assumption while retaining mval, so the whitelist can pass despite an unexpected dependency.
Make both guards reject unparsed assumption records. Add a Unicode assumption case to the guard tests.
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The AXIOMS extraction only recognises ASCII assumption names, so Unicode-named
assumptions can be omitted from validation. Update both Recovery assumption
guards to reject unparsed assumption records rather than silently passing them,
and add a Unicode-named assumption case to the guard tests.
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| Candidate NEW abstraction — join-semilattice of partial sections (to be established in echo-types per standing directive)
| The paper's `arcvix-octad-data-model.tex` Proposition "Merge Commutativity" had a one-line pen-and-paper proof; `merge_commutative` is it MECHANISED. Octad merge `(+)` inherits exactly the algebra of its conflict kernel `resolve`: `(+)` is commutative/associative/idempotent iff `resolve` is (R1/R2/R3 stated as implications). This is the honest resolution of verisimdb#77's "R1-R3 likely false as written": a CRDT-shaped `resolve` (join on a semilattice) instantiates all three; AutoMerge does not. Echo-types has no join-semilattice-of-sections module yet — companion issue to file per the standing directive.
| `EchoPartialSection.agda` (echo-types, landing 2026-11-09 with the squeakwell recovery ladder) — partial sections with a resolve-parametric merge; the same conditional laws, pointwise
| The paper's `arcvix-octad-data-model.tex` Proposition "Merge Commutativity" had a one-line pen-and-paper proof; `merge_commutative` is it MECHANISED. Octad merge `(+)` inherits exactly the algebra of its conflict kernel `resolve`: `(+)` is commutative/associative/idempotent iff `resolve` is (R1/R2/R3 stated as implications). This is the honest resolution of verisimdb#77's "R1-R3 likely false as written": a CRDT-shaped `resolve` (join on a semilattice) instantiates all three; AutoMerge does not. The join-semilattice-of-sections companion is echo-types `EchoPartialSection.agda` (column 3); cite that module — no companion issue is needed.
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Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
State only the proved direction of the merge laws.
The “iff” claim asserts a converse that formal/Octad.v does not prove. Its R1–R3 theorems derive merge laws from the corresponding resolve laws. Replace “iff” with “if” so the mapping does not claim a proved equivalence. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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Summary
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formal/Recovery.v: the Rocq recheck of the repaired recovery invariants of hyperpolymath/squeakwell (route plan sections 3 and 6, rungs R2/R3/R4/R9/R10), built on the octad model inOctad.v. The README-era invariants ("drift decreases monotonically", "fill is monotone", "resolve is a CRDT merge") were refuted in the 2026-11 survey; this is the honest replacement, mechanised.What is proved
oid (iter n o) = oid ofor every oracle and every round count.mergeagainst the oracle's proposal octad, so it inherits Octad.v's identity law. Never overwrites a present value (fill_guarded), is inflationary on the information order (fill_inflationary), and is not monotone on it (fill_not_monotone, counter-model for any inhabitant ofmval).fill_can_raise_conflicts— a guarded fill can take the conflict count from 0 to 2. The formal form of thedrift_compute.rswitness: drift is observable, not monotone.fold_merge_perm— the merge fold over a same-identifier batch is order-independent under a commutative, associativeresolve.put_commutative_iff_trivialshows the PUT-overwrite kernel (the only one reachable through verisim-api today) is commutative only on a singletonmval, so it is not an instance.step_progress(every round is a fixpoint or lex-decreases(|missing|, nconflicts)) anditer_9_fixpoint/iter_9_no_conflicts(nine rounds always reach a conflict-free fixpoint). Hypotheses are explicit Section variables:conflict_reflandwinner_some.Print Assumptionson all twelve headlines closes on{mval, ident, functional_extensionality_dep}, the same whitelist asOctad.v.Changes
formal/Recovery.v(new)formal/Justfile:recoveryandcheck-recoveryrecipes, wired intoall/check-assumptions.github/workflows/coq-build.yml: compile + whitelist steps for Recovery.vformal/CROSS-REPO-MAP.adoc: the R1–R3 row now points at echo-typesEchoPartialSection.agda(landing alongside); new Recovery row; the "file the companion issue" item is resolved in placeVerification (this environment, Coq 8.18.0)
All nine existing modules were recompiled and pass their Justfile whitelists unchanged.
Cross-repo
Agda source of truth: echo-types
EchoPartialSection.agda+EchoFibreIntersection.agda(same session). Lean twin of the reach grade: tropical-typesResource/HubCeiling.lean. Ledger: squeakwellPROOF-STATUS.adoc.Generated by Claude Code
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