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Wires the remaining grant, share and rotation Command arms to the rotation and
grant machinery that already landed, and gives the retryable rotation verdicts a
caller-side retry bound.

Before this, five of the seventeen Command variants fell through
Engine::command's catch-all to EngineError::Unimplemented. After it, Logout
is the only one that does — and a test asserts exactly that, so the catch-all's
remaining coverage is explicit rather than inferred.

The arms

Command Wires to
Grant grants::create_read_grant over OwnerRotationNet — converge, mint the scope at epoch 1, reparent the descendant scopes the folder takes with it, republish the parent's direct-child-scope index, post the sealed share pointer
Revoke the committed-set cut (revoke_read_grant, or revoke_write_grant(Full) when the tag is committed to write) then rotate_on_cut over a new production CutRotator
AcceptShare grants::accept_share — locate the sender-authenticated inbox item, anchor it to an imported contact, resolve and gate the scope root it names, then persist and ack
RotateNow the flat owner rotate_scope (RotationTrigger::Manual re-seals the unchanged committed set, so this is the root cut, not the revocation cascade)
Downgrade a typed refusal — see below

New production seams

  • crates/engine/src/net/cut.rsOwnerCutNet. The first production
    CutRotator: the read arm is the fresh-seed eager cascade over
    OwnerRotationNet, the write arm the name wave over WriteWaveNet. Both arms
    re-resolve the scope root first, because a cut carries no seeds and the write
    arm must run off the read epoch the cascade just published — the ordering
    obligation engine: a write downgrade cannot pass the production write-wave arm #1323's "Secondary" section names.
  • A sweep-task factory built at start. rotate_scope and
    cascade_rotate_scope enqueue the lazy wave on the scheduler, and a spawned
    task is 'static while the command path's seam bounds are narrower — so the
    factory is built where the tick loop's is, and emptied on drop the same way
    (OwnerSeedKeys carries the owner's two rotation seeds and no wider
    capability).
  • RotateError::is_retryable, mirroring CascadeError::is_retryable, and
    Display for RotateOnCutError so the facade can classify a cut's failure.

The downgrade arm is a typed refusal, not a rotation

revoke_write_grant(DowngradeToRead) cuts the write plane only, so nothing
publishes the demoted commitment before the wave re-mints the grant set from the
record it re-reads — and the wave refuses a set that is not the one it was
authorized over. Driving it would end in a permanent publish rejection, so the
arm refuses up front with UnsupportedTarget { check: "downgrade-needs-a-pre-wave-reseal" } and mutates nothing. The pre-wave re-seal
that would fix it is #1323's scope, not this PR's.

#785 — the ConflictingChildLabel caller contract

The cascade and the eager-set walk classify a cross-parent
scope_id-to-ipns_name disagreement as retryable, because the write-rotation
re-point wave repairs both parent indexes. A permanent or adversarial
disagreement never self-heals, so a caller with an unbounded retry policy
livelocks on it. This PR is the first such caller, so it lands the bound with the
arms: Engine::bounded_rotation re-drives while the failure's own classifier
calls it retryable, at most MAX_ROTATION_ATTEMPTS times, spacing attempts on
the injected scheduler, and surfaces the verdict as a terminal error after that.

Covered three ways, all mutation-checked: a permanent conflict stops at the
bound, a gate rejection is never retried at all, and a stall that clears inside
the bound converges.

Fail-closed behaviour worth calling out

  • AcceptShare refuses a pointer the inbox does not hold. The accept acks by
    transport id and acks only after the fact is durable, so a pointer with no
    matching item would leave nothing to ack and an at-least-once redelivery with
    no match. The sender signature is verified inside the seal before the name
    is resolved, so a forged blob never costs a resolve.
  • Every accept binding failure (sender not a contact, sharer mismatch, name
    mismatch, no blob at the tag, an uncommitted tag) maps to TrustViolation,
    never to staleness.
  • Grant refuses a folder that already names a scope: a second mint at epoch 1
    would replace the seed every existing grantee of it holds — a silent revocation
    dressed as a share.
  • Grant refuses a Permission::Write request. A write grant owes a write-scope
    cut, which the read-grant mint does not author.
  • subtree_child_scopes refuses a descendant scope root the rendered view cannot
    place, rather than leaving it indexed under a scope that no longer contains it —
    a descendant the eager cascade would never reach.

Read this before merging: Grant's positive path is blocked below the facade

The arm is wired and its refusals are real, but a grant on a plain folder cannot
complete against the production net — and that is a gap in the landed grant
slice, not in this wiring.

create_read_grant publishes the freshly minted grantee scope root through
ScopeRootPublisher. OwnerRotationNet's implementation needs a republish base
for that name; nothing parks one, so it falls back to gating the record already
there — which, for a folder becoming a scope root for the first time, is an
ordinary child envelope with no grant section. The gate rejects it, and the mint
dies as RotationPublishError::Rejected before it authors anything (observed
live: four gateway GETs, zero uploads, zero registers).

create_read_grant's only publisher coverage was a FakeNet in its own test
module, so the "a node becomes a scope root for the first time" path had never
run against the production publisher. a_grant_that_cannot_publish_the_granted_scope_root_posts_no_share_pointer
pins the behaviour, so it cannot regress silently or be forgotten; the fix is a
promotion base on the owner publisher, filed separately because it changes a
crypto-critical file and wants its own review rather than riding the end of this
diff.

The accept and revoke suites therefore drive a scope root seeded as published
rather than one minted through Grant. Everything downstream of that seeding is
real engine code — locate and verify, contact anchoring, resolve, adoption gate,
self-location, unseal, durable append, ack.

Review gates

/simplify, /security-review and /crypto-privacy-review all ran on this
diff. Everything below was found by them and folded back in before this was
pushed.

The one both security passes ranked highest: the retry bound wrapped
rotate_on_cut, whose read arm mints a fresh override seed every time it runs.
A retryable write-wave stall therefore re-drove a cascade that had already
landed — burning a read epoch and an irreversible floor raise per attempt, and,
once the wave had moved the root, re-sealing a name nothing resolves. The bound
now belongs to each plane inside OwnerCutNet, never to the non-idempotent
driver.

The spawned sweep, three ways. It cloned the encryption subkey and the
owner's two rotation seeds by value, so shut_down could not reach them — a
regression against the tick_enc_subkey cell pattern the engine already uses one
field over. It looked its scope name up in a cache only the vault root is ever
deposited in, so it was a silent no-op at every interior scope root. And it ran
with a default ancestry, so an interior root's gated read could not have passed
anyway. It now reads its material through a cell the engine empties on drop,
carries the ancestor seed its scope was gated under, and stops at the next pass
boundary once the session ends (run_sweep gained the liveness predicate).

Smaller folds: a share pointer is bound to its contact before it can steer
a resolve; Grant refuses a display name the recipient's own codec would reject
(rule 8 — the producer owes the bound its consumer enforces) and a parent whose
envelope version this build does not author; an absent blob at your tag is
reported as the revocation signal it is rather than as a forgery; and the two
OwnerScopeKeys arms are pinned to each other by a mutation-checked parity test,
because a divergence there is a permanent SignerNotCommitted on every later
rotation.

/simplify also collapsed the vault-root-vs-interior anchor branch that the
facade and the cut net each carried into one decision — the ancestry the net
holds — which removed a whole gated read per cut, and moved the retry bound down
beside the lazy wave's own.

Deliberately out of scope

  • The TypeScript CommandOutcomeDescriptor still carries neither
    inviteLinkMinted nor the new shareAccepted, so packages/client's worker
    host refuses both with its existing unknown-kind error. That is the web-client
    slice's surface, and the inviteLinkMinted gap predates this PR; filed as a
    follow-up rather than widened here.
  • Grants nested inside an already-granted scope. Grant's parent is the
    vault root, so a folder inside a scope this vault already granted is not a
    target yet. Filed as a follow-up.
  • Four residual findings are filed rather than fixed here, each because the
    fix lands outside the arms this wires: a stale write-seed cache can name a
    superseded root after a write rotation (the one worth reading), the accept
    flow's ack short-circuit does not cross-check its bookmark's sharer, two
    rotation verdicts are carried by EngineError variants whose docs do not
    describe them, and an over-cap head block reads as retryable.
  • ManualRefresh was already wired before this PR (it returns
    RefreshFailed with no sync loop), so the issue's "ManualRefresh and Logout
    still return Unimplemented" acceptance line is stale for the first of the two;
    Logout is asserted.

Tests

  • crates/engine/src/facade.rs — the retry bound (three cases), the remaining
    catch-all coverage, and each arm's own typed refusal.
  • crates/engine/src/rotation/rotate.rs — the retryable-vs-terminal split the
    bound reads.
  • crates/engine/tests/facade.rs — every wired arm refuses with its own slice's
    verdict rather than Unimplemented.
  • crates/engine/tests/owner_actions.rs — the end-to-end suite over the fake
    seam world: a rotation that actually cuts the read plane, a grant that publishes
    before it posts, an accept that adopts, and a revoke whose republished record no
    longer carries the revokee's blob.
  • crates/wasm/src/host.rsshareAccepted crosses the host boundary with the
    owner-committed permission and a bigint sequence.

All of these run in the existing Test and Client Browser Suite gates; no
new suite is introduced without one.

Closes #1016
Closes #785

Summary by CodeRabbit

  • New Features

    • Added support for granting, revoking, downgrading, accepting shares, and manually rotating access.
    • Added automatic, bounded background rotation and sweep processing.
    • Share acceptance now reports the scope, sequence, permission, and whether a new bookmark was created.
    • Added support for read-access grants with validation of targets, names, and scope placement.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Improved handling of invalid, unauthorized, malformed, and retryable rotation and sharing requests.
    • Revoked access is removed through root resealing and durable permission updates.

Note

Wire Grant, Revoke, AcceptShare, and RotateNow command arms in engine facade

  • Engine command dispatcher now routes Grant, Revoke, AcceptShare, RotateNow, and Downgrade to real handler methods instead of returning Unimplemented; Downgrade is explicitly refused with UnsupportedTarget (facade.rs)
  • Adds OwnerCutNet in cut.rs implementing CutRotator for read-plane cascade and write-plane wave, with scope-binding validation and bounded scheduler-spaced retries via the new bounded helper in retry.rs
  • Adds Engine::build_sweep_task_factory to enqueue lazy-wave sweep tasks after durable cuts; sweep tasks are cleared on teardown so they cannot access key material after session end
  • Command::AcceptShare returns a structured ShareAccepted outcome; wasm CommandOutcome getters in lib.rs now expose scopeId, sequence, permission, and newlyAdded to JS for accepted shares
  • CommandOutcome and error classification for rotation, grant, revoke, accept, and contact-store failures are standardized in EngineError impl helpers, distinguishing retryable (Seam) from fail-closed (TrustViolation/MalformedInput) verdicts
  • Risk: RotationAncestry::under_parent_node_seed signature changed to Option<&[u8; SECRET_LEN]>; all in-tree call sites in rotation.rs tests are updated. run_sweep now requires a still_running liveness predicate parameter; the idle-cadence driver and tests pass &|| true.

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The engine now wires owner grant, revoke, downgrade, share-acceptance, and rotation commands. It adds bounded rotation retries, owner cut execution, lazy sweeps, mailbox verification, read-grant validation, accepted-share outcomes, integration tests, and wasm bindings.

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Owner action execution

Layer / File(s) Summary
Facade contracts and command wiring
crates/engine/src/facade.rs, crates/engine/src/grants/*
The facade adds owner-action commands, permission conversion, ShareAccepted, typed error mapping, and command dispatch. The grants API exports MAX_DISPLAY_NAME_BYTES.
Owner rotation and sweep execution
crates/engine/src/net/*, crates/engine/src/rotation/*, crates/engine/src/owner_keys.rs, crates/engine/src/session.rs, crates/engine/src/sync/model.rs, crates/engine/src/facade.rs
Owner rotation resolves anchored scopes and executes read and write cuts with bounded retries. Engine startup and shutdown manage sweep factories and key material. Sweeps check engine liveness between passes.
Grant publication and share acceptance
crates/engine/src/facade.rs, crates/engine/src/mailbox/mod.rs, crates/engine/src/net/adopter.rs
Read grants validate recipients, targets, display names, envelope versions, and scope placement. Share acceptance locates and authenticates mailbox items, assembles candidates, resolves scope state, and persists received-share data.
Owner-action validation and wasm outcomes
crates/engine/tests/facade.rs, crates/engine/tests/owner_actions.rs, crates/wasm/src/host.rs, crates/wasm/src/lib.rs
Tests cover rotation, grant, revoke, and share acceptance behavior. Wasm bindings expose accepted-share scope, sequence, permission, and bookmark status.

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Merge Risk: 🟠 High · up to 8f834

The PR exposes new grant and rotation commands, but the current behavior still includes a material merge risk: a retryable rotation failure can replay an already-applied read cut, consuming epochs and invalidating the write target, while grants on plain folders cannot complete in production. These correctness and availability issues should be fixed or explicitly accepted before merging.

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sequenceDiagram
  participant EngineFacade
  participant OwnerCutNet
  participant OwnerRotationNet
  participant SweepTask
  EngineFacade->>OwnerCutNet: execute owner rotation or revoke
  OwnerCutNet->>OwnerRotationNet: resolve anchored scope
  OwnerCutNet->>OwnerRotationNet: rotate read and write planes
  OwnerCutNet->>SweepTask: run bounded sweep
  SweepTask-->>EngineFacade: return on completion or liveness stop
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  participant EngineFacade
  participant Mailbox
  participant Adopter
  participant ScopeState
  EngineFacade->>Mailbox: locate and authenticate sealed share
  Mailbox-->>EngineFacade: verified mailbox item
  EngineFacade->>Adopter: assemble candidate from scope root
  Adopter-->>EngineFacade: grant section and envelope
  EngineFacade->>ScopeState: resolve, gate, and persist accepted share
  ScopeState-->>EngineFacade: ShareAccepted outcome
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Grant, Revoke, AcceptShare and RotateNow now reach the landed rotation and
grant machinery instead of the typed-unimplemented catch-all, over a new
production CutRotator and a sweep-task factory built at start.

Closes #1016
A read grant mints a scope at the granted folder, so a revoke that could only
name the vault root left every folder grant unrevocable. The rotation and
revoke arms now take their target from the vault root's own direct-child-scope
index, and refuse a second grant on a folder that already names a scope.
…uthors

The share pointer is sealed under the scope root's envelope version, not the
pointer-payload one; the two share a value today, so the constants only read
alike by coincidence.
A floor the store would not answer is not a refused publish; classifying it as
one made a retryable stall read as a publish-stage failure.
Every assertion lands on published bytes or durable floors — what another
device would see — rather than on a command's return value. The grant suite
pins the ordering law it can observe today: the granted scope root does not
publish, so no share pointer is posted.
One place decides a gated root read's binding: the ancestry the net carries,
which the resolve now reads to pick its anchor. That collapses the anchor
branch the facade and the cut net each carried, and lets the read cascade run
on the net whose resolve already parked its republish base — one fewer gated
read per cut.

The retry bound moves to the rotation primitives beside the lazy wave's own,
so a new rotation error type classifies itself once and its tests need no
engine. The contact-book and rotation error classifiers collapse to one each.
…erial

The security and crypto passes agreed on the top finding: the retry bound wrapped
rotate_on_cut, whose read arm mints a fresh override seed every time it runs, so
a retryable write-wave stall re-drove a cascade that had already landed — burning
an epoch per attempt and, once the wave had moved the root, re-sealing a name
nothing resolves. The bound now belongs to each plane.

The spawned sweep also cloned the enc subkey and the owner's two rotation seeds
by value, so teardown could not reach them, and it looked up its scope name in a
cache only the vault root is ever deposited in — a silent no-op at every interior
scope root. It now reads its material through a cell the engine empties on drop,
carries the ancestor seed its scope was gated under, and stops at the next pass
boundary once the session ends.

Also: bind a share pointer to its contact before it can steer a resolve, refuse a
display name the recipient's own codec would reject, report an absent blob at your
tag as the revocation signal it is rather than a forgery, and pin the two
OwnerScopeKeys arms to each other.
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This PR connects the remaining grant, revoke, share-acceptance, and manual-rotation commands to the engine’s existing grant and rotation machinery.

  • Adds bounded per-plane rotation retries and a production cut rotator.
  • Adds session-scoped sweep-task construction and teardown.
  • Exposes accepted-share outcomes through the WASM host boundary.
  • Adds integration and mutation-oriented coverage for the newly wired command paths.

Confidence Score: 5/5

The PR appears safe to merge because no blocking failure remains within the scope of this follow-up review.

No blocking failure remains.

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Filename Overview
crates/engine/src/facade.rs Wires the command arms, constructs owner rotation and sweep seams, validates grant and revoke inputs, and maps typed errors and outcomes.
crates/engine/src/net/cut.rs Introduces the production cut rotator with ordered read- and write-plane execution and bounded retries.
crates/engine/src/rotation/retry.rs Adds scheduler-spaced bounded retry behavior driven by each rotation error’s retryability classification.
crates/engine/src/rotation/sweep.rs Adds a session-liveness predicate so lazy sweep processing can stop at pass boundaries.
crates/engine/src/grants/accept.rs Refines accepted-share reconciliation and returns the owner-committed permission in the structured outcome.
crates/wasm/src/lib.rs Exposes accepted-share scope, sequence, permission, and bookmark status to JavaScript.
crates/engine/tests/owner_actions.rs Adds end-to-end coverage for grant publication, share acceptance, revocation, and rotation behavior.

Sequence Diagram

sequenceDiagram
    participant Host
    participant Engine
    participant Grant as Grant/Rotation
    participant Network
    participant Sweep
    Host->>Engine: Grant / Revoke / AcceptShare / RotateNow
    Engine->>Grant: Validate and construct operation
    Grant->>Network: Resolve, gate, and publish
    alt Rotation required
        Grant->>Network: Rotate read plane
        Grant->>Network: Rotate write plane
        Grant->>Sweep: Enqueue lazy sweep
    end
    Network-->>Grant: Durable result
    Grant-->>Engine: Typed outcome or failure
    Engine-->>Host: CommandOutcome
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Actionable comments posted: 4

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crates/engine/src/rotation/rotate.rs (1)

351-382: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick win

Cover both Reseal arms in the classifier test.

The test asserts every arm except Reseal. Reseal(Entropy(_)) is the only retryable re-seal failure, and every other ResealError is terminal. bounded_rotation in the facade drives its retry budget off this classification, so an accidental widening of the Reseal arm would change rotation retry behavior with no failing test.

💚 Proposed test additions
         for retryable in [
             RotateError::Resolve(ResolveFailure::Unavailable),
             RotateError::Resolve(ResolveFailure::ConflictingChildLabel),
+            RotateError::Reseal(ResealError::Entropy(EntropyError::new("no entropy"))),
             RotateError::Publish(RotationPublishError::NotPublished),
             RotateError::Publish(RotationPublishError::LostRace),
             RotateError::Floor(SeamError::new("floor store unavailable")),
         ] {
@@
         for terminal in [
             RotateError::Resolve(ResolveFailure::Rejected),
+            RotateError::Reseal(ResealError::SignerNotCommitted),
             RotateError::Publish(RotationPublishError::Rejected),
             RotateError::EpochExhausted,
         ] {

EntropyError needs an import in the test module.

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In `@crates/engine/src/rotation/rotate.rs` around lines 351 - 382, Extend only the
is_retryable classifier test to cover both Reseal outcomes: assert
Reseal(Entropy(...)) is retryable and assert a representative non-entropy
ResealError is terminal. Add the required EntropyError import in the test
module, preserving the existing assertions and retry classification behavior.
crates/engine/src/rotation/sweep.rs (1)

1352-1373: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick win

Add coverage for the still_running stop path.

drive passes &|| true, so no test exercises the new early return at line 775 or the suppressed retry at line 780. That path is the only reason the parameter exists, and it governs whether a torn-down session keeps sweeping.

Parameterise the helper so one test can assert that a callback returning false ends the wave after the current pass, with the pass result still absorbed into the returned outcome.

💚 Proposed test scaffold
     fn drive(
         net: &FakeNet,
         max_passes: u32,
         expected_sleeps: u32,
+    ) -> Result<SweepOutcome, SweepError> {
+        drive_while(net, max_passes, expected_sleeps, &|| true)
+    }
+
+    fn drive_while(
+        net: &FakeNet,
+        max_passes: u32,
+        expected_sleeps: u32,
+        still_running: &dyn Fn() -> bool,
     ) -> Result<SweepOutcome, SweepError> {
         let scheduler = VirtualScheduler::new().with_auto_advance();
         let result = block_on(run_sweep(
             &scheduler,
             net,
             net,
             &scope_ref(0x00),
             Duration::from_secs(30),
             max_passes,
-            &|| true,
+            still_running,
         ));

Then assert that a lost_race_next fixture driven with &|| false returns after one pass with dropped_lost_race surfaced and no cadence sleep.

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In `@crates/engine/src/rotation/sweep.rs` around lines 1352 - 1373, Parameterize
the drive helper’s still-running callback instead of always passing a callback
that returns true. Add coverage using the lost_race_next fixture with a false
callback, asserting that the sweep stops after the current pass, returns the
dropped_lost_race outcome, and performs no cadence sleep.
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Inline comments:
In `@crates/engine/src/net/cut.rs`:
- Around line 107-120: Update bounded and its callers so retry bounds apply only
to the individual rotation-plane operation rather than wrapping both read and
write rotations together. Ensure a retryable RotateOnCutError from the write
plane retries rotate_write_plane without re-running rotate_read_plane after the
read cut has completed, preserving the write wave’s target epoch.

In `@crates/engine/src/rotation/trigger.rs`:
- Around line 501-502: Remove the OwnerCutNet intra-documentation link from
CutRotator’s public rustdoc, while preserving the surrounding description of
running the primitive over the real transport.

In `@crates/engine/src/sync/model.rs`:
- Around line 277-296: In crates/engine/src/sync/model.rs lines 277-296, update
is_descendant_of to check seen before comparing parent with ancestor, preserving
the rule that a node is never its own ancestor in cyclic graphs. In
crates/engine/src/sync/model.rs lines 453-474, extend the cycle-safety test by
creating a cycle and asserting that is_descendant_of(mid, mid) is false.

Apply the same fix in `@crates/engine/src/sync/model.rs` around lines 453 - 474.

In `@crates/engine/tests/owner_actions.rs`:
- Around line 47-59: Clean up the documentation around
POINTER_SEAL_ENTROPY_SEED, ROOT_SEAL_ENTROPY_SEED, ROOT_BODY_NONCE, and
SHARE_POINTER_EPHEMERAL: keep the unique nonce-reuse rationale only with the
first seed pair, remove the overlapping explanation, and add a short
rationale-focused doc comment directly above ROOT_BODY_NONCE and
SHARE_POINTER_EPHEMERAL.

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Nitpick comments:
In `@crates/engine/src/rotation/rotate.rs`:
- Around line 351-382: Extend only the is_retryable classifier test to cover
both Reseal outcomes: assert Reseal(Entropy(...)) is retryable and assert a
representative non-entropy ResealError is terminal. Add the required
EntropyError import in the test module, preserving the existing assertions and
retry classification behavior.

In `@crates/engine/src/rotation/sweep.rs`:
- Around line 1352-1373: Parameterize the drive helper’s still-running callback
instead of always passing a callback that returns true. Add coverage using the
lost_race_next fixture with a false callback, asserting that the sweep stops
after the current pass, returns the dropped_lost_race outcome, and performs no
cadence sleep.
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Comment thread crates/engine/src/net/cut.rs
Comment thread crates/engine/src/rotation/trigger.rs Outdated
Comment thread crates/engine/src/sync/model.rs
Comment thread crates/engine/tests/owner_actions.rs
The per-plane bound landed inside OwnerCutNet but the facade kept its own bound
around rotate_on_cut, so an exhausted write plane re-drove the whole driver and
the read cascade minted a fresh override seed on every outer attempt — nine read
cuts where three were owed. The revoke arm now calls the driver once; the planes
carry the bound, as their own doc says.

Also: walk the cycle guard before the ancestor comparison in is_descendant_of, so
a cyclic link residue can no longer report a node as its own ancestor, and drive
that branch from a test that actually closes a cycle.

Tests: a stalled cut spends one bound's worth of spacing, not a bound squared; an
ended session stops the sweep at the next pass boundary and suppresses its retry
of a stall; the re-seal classifier asserts both of its arms.
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  • crates/engine/src/rotation/rotate.rs 351-382 — cover both Reseal arms in the classifier test: taken. RotateError::Reseal(ResealError::Entropy(_)) now sits in the retryable list and ResealError::SignerNotCommitted in the terminal one, with the EntropyError import the test module needed. The arm drove the retry budget with nothing asserting either direction, which is the vacuous-guard shape.
  • crates/engine/src/rotation/sweep.rs 1352-1373 — cover the still_running stop path: taken, and widened. drive now delegates to a drive_while that takes the callback, and two tests drive it false: an_ended_session_stops_the_driver_at_the_next_pass_boundary (the Ok arm — the in-flight pass is absorbed, dropped_lost_race surfaces, one publish and no cadence sleep) and an_ended_session_stops_the_drivers_retry_of_a_stall (the retry guard — a retryable publish stall surfaces after one attempt instead of three). Both were mutation-checked: dropping || !still_running() and dropping && still_running() each fail their test.

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FSM1 merged commit bac0d0c into main Aug 23, 2026
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