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Validate history claims before inclusive canonical pagination and capture snapshot history identity with the artifact lease. Preserve existing HTTP and WebSocket behavior for the coordinated consumer cutover. Cover recovery replacement, coherent reads, rebuilt history bases, deep backlogs, and lease metadata. Record the accepted snapshot-to-tip workflow and remaining API work.
Use one current application sequence with mandatory offsets and atomic recovery suffix replacement. Publish complete era baselines and derive immutable batch snapshot acceptance directly from L1 facts. Serve restorable HTTP archives and require versioned canonical WS claims. Update SDK, recovery exports, watchdog metadata, tests, and architecture documentation.
Exercise nonempty HTTP restore, concurrent catch-up, live replication, and recovery rebootstrap through the consumer API. Preserve Lua module paths in doctor and correct benchmark fee defaults uncovered during validation. Record pinned emulator 0.20 canonical-machine gates and an exact-revision ABBA latency comparison. Native engine conformance and deployment latency remain separate integration gates.
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Subscribers can now restore an application snapshot, replay its backlog, follow the optimistic tip, and rebootstrap after recovery invalidates their history.
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/latest_snapshotand accepted recovery archives through/finalized_snapshot, with history identity and count tied to the artifact lease. Preserve the watchdog comparison routes.era_id,recovery_generation, andnext_inputon WebSocket subscriptions. Replay inclusively into live delivery; refuse incompatible history and positions ahead of the head. Update the Rust SDK and consumer documentation.Validation
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7f3229f: 712 host tests, 62 watchdog tests, workspace checks, strict Clippy, formatting, and external C archive/downstream-consumer smoke checks passed. Five end-to-end scenarios passed against a freshly built emulator 0.20 image, covering cold replication, ordinary execution, stale recovery, and reconstruction from an exported checkpoint.The complete bootstrap/recovery journey through the C host, private DEX qualification, and representative deployment latency remain follow-up integration work.