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Implement canon conformance and maintenance optimizations
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# Optimization implementation — 2026-09-05
Workplan: [INFO-WP-0019](../workplans/INFO-WP-0019-conformance-and-maintenance.md).
Registered State Hub UUID: `b29261ba-c1e4-5533-8185-ab2d5b433685`.
Implements the local optimization recommendations from the timestamped scope
assessment. Existing uncommitted changes were retained.
## Delivered
- `contracts.py`: shared JSON Schema validation and Emission Cadence semantics;
arbitrary YAML/JSON declaration review; duplicate source-ID detection robust
to malformed field types; schema bindings for mapping artifacts.
- `service.py`: explicit ownership conflicts fail validation; reports describe
coverage limits; capability operations respect the selected corpus root.
- `maintenance.py`: non-mutating comparison of generated projections,
registry-derived scope inventory, deterministic content-addressed contract
export, validation timestamp/revision/dirty-state/corpus-digest evidence,
and repeated-read measurement.
- CLI commands: `emission-review`, `validation-coverage`, `scope-inventory`,
`check-generated`, `export-emission-contract`, and `benchmark-reads`.
- Installed bench discovery and independently selected corpus root replace
hardcoded workstation lookup. The narrow loader remains necessary because
upstream initialization imports unrelated database integrations.
- `make check`, `make check-generated`, and `make refresh` expose maintenance
workflows. State Hub refreshes work-record projections from source files.
- [Consumption documentation](../docs/canon-consumption.md) defines portable
installation, contract pinning, independent adoption evidence, and demand-led
selection of future profiles/patterns. README and SCOPE describe the changes.
## Verification
`make check` passed 36 tests in 22.42 seconds, verified 77 generated assets,
and passed canon validation (76 artifacts/315 relationships) and Small-SaaS
validation (15 payloads), both without errors or warnings.
Seven new tests cover malformed declarations, unsupported versions and duplicate
IDs, stale/missing projections without source mutation, deterministic bundle
bytes and corruption refusal, mapping schema enforcement, explicit ownership
conflicts, report digest behavior, selected-root capability loading, and a
missing schema producing a validation finding.
A fresh virtual environment under `/tmp/itc-install-SOoIlF/` installed PyYAML
6.0.3, jsonschema 4.26.0 and their dependencies, plus locally built canon and
bench wheels using `--no-deps`. With PYTHONPATH unset and an independent corpus
copy, installed CLI inspection, canon validation, and emission review passed.
The initial corpus copy omitted two demand provenance files; validation correctly
reported them missing. Including `demand/` completed the proof. Full transitive
bench installation remains outside this narrow proof because its upstream
metadata still names workstation paths. No sibling source files were changed.
Contract export produced:
`dist/contracts/emission-cadence-0.1-972c0b6701d1693f6bb297a2feef34bcdb5ef04f3c906882e6f5e0afa5261e01.tar`
The filename is its SHA-256. The manifest records schema, standard, and example
hashes and the additional uniqueness check. The build output is gitignored;
recreate it with `export-emission-contract dist/contracts`. This is a local
distribution artifact, not remote release publication.
Ten uncached inspections measured median **788.05 ms**, maximum **1241.92 ms**
on this workstation during concurrent verification. These measurements do not
establish a production SLA. No cache was added without a workload and latency
target. Ruff was unavailable; no lint result is claimed.
## Remaining boundaries
T01T05 are done; T06 waits for two independent source owners' implementation
and consumer evidence. The workplan remains blocked rather than declaring
draft promotion complete. No external messages or consumer writes were made.
The original CARING calculus, complete concept extraction, comprehensive mapping
metadata, and cross-version interoperability gaps are not claimed closed by
this implementation; coverage output explicitly preserves these limits.
State Hub registration succeeded. Its consistency helper also commits/pushes
its own generated consistency changes. Advisories include the documented
INFO-WP convention conflicting with the registry's ITC-WP prefix, existing
classification warnings, and intake-index lookup trouble. These do not prevent
the new workplan and six tasks from being registered.
Final synchronization encountered two State Hub repository-query timeouts.
The five completed task statuses and blocked workplan status were then updated
and confirmed through their individual REST endpoints. WORK-RECORDS.md was
regenerated using State Hub's own offline `_generate_work_record_index`
renderer, preserving the file-authoritative projection. Progress receipt:
`deab32a8-7642-440c-896c-e37783084757`. A full consistency sweep still needs
re-running when the repository-query path recovers; registration and final
task statuses have already been confirmed.