fix: recheck policy decision expiry after audit custody
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@ -449,6 +449,27 @@ Validation: `make ci-check` passed **399 ordinary tests** (two opt-in modules
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skipped), inventory drift, distribution/isolated-wheel checks and **six disposable
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PostgreSQL tests**.
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## Decision lifetime continuation — 2026-09-28
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Closed an authorization timing gap: policy verification previously discarded the
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signed decision lifetime, allowing audit custody to finish after a decision had
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expired. `Decision.valid_until` now carries the earliest signed allow expiry,
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caller expiry and decision freshness deadline. It is mandatory and finite for
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all policy adapters. The shared controller checks it before audit and again
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before returning an allow to HTTP/browser/SDK callers. Expiry returns `503` and
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marks policy readiness unavailable; the existing authorization receipt remains
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an attempt, with no business mutation or committed outcome.
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Local regression tests exercise each signed deadline source, invalid adapter
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deadlines, already-expired decisions, exact-boundary expiry during custody and
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a valid write. The [candidate profile](../docs/access-profile-v1.md) documents
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the adapter contract change. T03/T04 remain `progress`; this does not establish
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live owner admission or deployment acceptance.
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Validation: **411 ordinary tests**, **six disposable PostgreSQL tests** and
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**six Audit Core owner-source tests** pass. The full `make ci-check` inventory,
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build and isolated installed-wheel gates pass.
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## Acceptance checkpoints
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- [x] Architecture/source/runtime review captured; new implementation owner is hub-core
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