Checks written as plain functions over a serialized Evidence Pack, outside the
framework - no Oracle, no Runner, no Verdict aggregation. 12 tests that they
hold, 12 that they can fail. All four td://self identifiers covered.
The substantive check is verdict reproducibility from S3 evidence alone,
asserted on failing runs as well as passing ones.
F-0003 (open): actor isolation leaves no trace in ordinary evidence - the
self-test catches a shared memory store only because the harness plants
per-actor canaries. Isolation is currently a property of a scenario written
to expose it, not of runs in general. The mirror-image case is noted too: a
guarantee enforced by construction cannot be verified by observing real runs,
so four green self-tests are not four equivalent proofs. Carried to T10.
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lab/app.py (users, tenants, auth, resources, sharing, read/write, revoke,
audit), lab/http_api.py (JSON API + browser UI, stdlib only), 20 labelled
composable version-stamped mutations, ground-truth matrix. 48 tests pass.
Detection against the reference scenario: MECHANICAL 0/10 flagged (correct),
DEFECT 6/6, SEMANTIC 2/4 with both inert cases declared.
- F-0002: M16 and M18 initially escaped detection entirely. A use case
protects exactly what it asserts. Resolved by adding two claims already
stated as intent in INTENT.md; the six-mutation catalogue would never have
surfaced this.
- test-id axis added: stable selectors survive most UI mutations, which would
make H-001 trivially false. Mutations now vary on preserves_test_ids so the
hypothesis is analysed split by that axis rather than rigged.
- M12 (semantic deferred revoke) and M19 (defect race) are behaviourally
identical and asserted as such - the discrimination problem as a test.
lab/minimal.py removed; superseded by lab/app.py.
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Three documents defined conflicting milestone sequences; an unqualified
reference to e.g. 'M2' was ambiguous across the corpus.
- docs/TestDriverInitialMilestones.md (M0-M10) is now canonical
- INTENT.md and ConceptModel section 15 carry superseded banners plus a
mapping table rather than being deleted
- canonical order is explicitly distinguished from execution order
- research/findings/ established; F-0001 filed as CONCEPT_DRIFT, resolved
via path 2 (concept deliberately revised), with one residual for T10
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