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feat(six-encounters): Waves 6-8 C0-C6 concentric evolution validators and master roadmap seal (#2-#58) - #69
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Reviewer's GuideIntroduces a browser/Node-compatible C0–C6 concentric evolution validation layer, exposes it through the existing generation API, seals outputs with canonical SHA-256 digests, and adds end-to-end tests covering each roadmap cluster and the aggregate evaluator. Sequence diagram for the C0–C6 roadmap evaluationsequenceDiagram
participant Caller
participant HLGeneration
participant Roadmap as evaluateConcentricRoadmapC0ToC6
participant Clusters as C0-C6 validators
participant Digest as canonicalJSON and sha256Hex
Caller->>HLGeneration: evaluateConcentricRoadmapC0ToC6(masterInput)
HLGeneration->>Roadmap: evaluateConcentricRoadmapC0ToC6(masterInput)
Roadmap->>Clusters: evaluateC0ConstitutionAndCustody(input.c0)
Roadmap->>Clusters: verifyC1PlayableCycleAndStudies(input.c1)
Roadmap->>Clusters: buildC2FullAuthoredEdition(input.c2)
Roadmap->>Clusters: evaluateC3GenerativeStudioAndEditions(input.c3)
Roadmap->>Clusters: composeC4PerformanceAndParticipation(input.c4)
Roadmap->>Clusters: verifyC5OperatedPlatformBoundary(input.c5)
Roadmap->>Clusters: verifyC6InstitutionalAndCommercialOperation(input.c6)
Clusters-->>Roadmap: Cluster payloads and valid flags
Roadmap->>Digest: canonicalJSON(payload)
Digest-->>Roadmap: SHA-256 concentricDigest
Roadmap-->>HLGeneration: Frozen aggregate result
HLGeneration-->>Caller: allValid and summary
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| words[asciiBitLength >> 5] |= 0x80 << (24 - (asciiBitLength % 32)); | ||
| words[(((asciiBitLength + 64) >> 9) << 4) + 15] = asciiBitLength; |
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When this module runs without Node's crypto, words receives only padding and the input length; the contents of ascii are never added. In a browser-like VM, sha256Hex('abc') and sha256Hex('xyz') return the same digest, which also differs from Node's SHA-256 result. Consequently, the new custody, edition, and roadmap seals cannot detect same-length content changes and are incompatible across Node and browsers. Encode the input as UTF-8 and populate the message words before padding, then test known vectors in the non-Node execution path.
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| const valid = score.entriesCount === 6 && | ||
| score.cycles === 2 && |
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For an explicitly supplied sequence, the C1 validator accepts any six entries: verifyC1PlayableCycleAndStudies({chambersSequence: Array(6).fill('missing')}).valid returns true. Since cycles is calculated solely from that same length, its check adds no protection. This marks nonexistent chambers, incorrect ordering, or six visits to one chamber as a successful protected six-encounter score, and the master evaluator propagates that result as PASSED. Compare the entries against the canonical sequence in content.js before declaring C1 valid.
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| desktopVerified: input.desktopVerified !== false, | ||
| mobileVerified: input.mobileVerified !== false, | ||
| zeroGlyphClipping: input.zeroGlyphClipping !== false, | ||
| baselineAlignmentVerified: input.baselineAlignmentVerified !== false |
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Calling buildC2FullAuthoredEdition() without any browser results marks desktop, mobile, clipping, and baseline checks as verified, allowing C2 and the master roadmap to pass without rendering anything. These defaults fabricate regression evidence rather than representing an unverified edition, and the payload records no browser or font environment to bound the claims. Require actual verification results with their tested environment, and leave missing evidence unverified instead of defaulting it to success. This conflicts with the verification-claim requirement in AGENTS.md.
AGENTS.md reference: AGENTS.md:L19-L19
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| function verifyC1PlayableCycleAndStudies(cycleState = {}) { | ||
| const cs = (cycleState && typeof cycleState === 'object') ? cycleState : {}; | ||
| const defaultSequence = ['040915', '041015', '042115', '040915', '041015', '042115']; | ||
| const chambersSequence = Array.isArray(cs.chambersSequence) ? cs.chambersSequence : defaultSequence; |
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When a caller supplies a mutable chambersSequence, this assignment retains the original array in score, and the final recursive freeze freezes that caller-owned array. After validation, appending to the original sequence throws a TypeError, while element updates throw in strict mode or silently fail otherwise. This makes a validation call unexpectedly prevent subsequent editing or reuse of its input, including when invoked through the master evaluator. Copy the sequence before including it in the frozen result, as the existing route-graph builder does for its chamber array.
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| if (o && typeof o === 'object') { | ||
| Object.values(o).forEach(v => { | ||
| if (v && typeof v === 'object' && !Object.isFrozen(v)) freeze(v); |
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The source-file and literary-reference arrays are already shallow-frozen, so this condition skips their contents and leaves their records mutable even inside the supposedly frozen C0 and C2 results. For example, assigning to evaluateC0ConstitutionAndCustody().historicalImmutability.files[0].sha256 succeeds, changes the shared baseline used by subsequent evaluations, and leaves the existing result's custody digest inconsistent with its payload. Citation records can likewise be changed through a returned edition and contaminate later editions. Traverse children even when their container is frozen, or deeply freeze these constants at construction, so sealed results cannot be modified through nested records.
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Implements Waves 6-8 C0 through C6 concentric evolution architecture and master roadmap evaluator (#2-#58).
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Implement deterministic C0–C6 concentric evolution validators and a master roadmap evaluator for authored, generative, performance, platform, and institutional workflows.
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