@1agh/maude 1.0.9 → 1.2.0

package/cli/lib/workspace-plan.test.mjs

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-// Cloud Phase 4 Task 1 — the workspace-up planning layer.
-//
-// A provisioner's real failure modes are decisions, not I/O: a bad domain
-// rendering a broken Caddyfile, a missing no-expiry rule quietly scheduling
-// someone's media for deletion, an "it worked!" printed before anything
-// round-tripped. All testable without a VPS, which is why they live here.
-
-import assert from 'node:assert/strict';
-import { test } from 'node:test';
-
-import {
-  classifyRenderImage,
-  envEntries,
-  hostContainerPlatform,
-  operatorDuties,
-  renderCaddyfile,
-  renderCompose,
-  renderEnv,
-  renderImageRef,
-  safeSeedUrl,
-  validateWorkspaceConfig,
-  verificationPlan,
-  workspaceBaseUrl,
-} from './workspace-plan.mjs';
-
-const BASE = {
-  domain: 'design.acme.com',
-  acmeEmail: 'ops@acme.com',
-  adminEmail: 'alice@acme.com',
-};
-const S3 = {
-  endpoint: 'https://acct.r2.cloudflarestorage.com',
-  bucket: 'acme-design-assets',
-  accessKeyId: 'AKIA',
-  secretAccessKey: 'secret',
-};
-const ok = (raw) => {
-  const r = validateWorkspaceConfig(raw);
-  assert.deepEqual(r.errors, [], `expected valid: ${r.errors.join('; ')}`);
-  return r.config;
-};
-
-// ------------------------------------------------------------- validation
-
-test('a valid config normalizes rather than nitpicking', () => {
-  const cfg = ok({ ...BASE, domain: 'HTTPS://Design.Acme.com/', adminEmail: 'Alice@Acme.com' });
-  assert.equal(cfg.domain, 'design.acme.com');
-  assert.equal(cfg.adminEmail, 'alice@acme.com');
-  assert.equal(cfg.imageTag, 'latest');
-  assert.equal(cfg.seedRepo, null);
-});
-
-test('EVERY problem is reported at once, not the first one', () => {
-  // Someone filling this in wants to fix everything in one pass, not play
-  // whack-a-mole with a wizard.
-  const res = validateWorkspaceConfig({ domain: 'not a domain', acmeEmail: 'nope' });
-  assert.equal(res.ok, false);
-  assert.ok(res.errors.length >= 3, `expected several errors, got ${res.errors.length}`);
-  assert.ok(res.errors.some((e) => e.includes('domain')));
-  assert.ok(res.errors.some((e) => e.includes('acmeEmail')));
-  assert.ok(res.errors.some((e) => e.includes('adminEmail')));
-});
-
-test('a bare hostname without a dot is refused', () => {
-  // "localhost" or "hub" would render a Caddyfile that can never get a cert.
-  const res = validateWorkspaceConfig({ ...BASE, domain: 'localhost' });
-  assert.equal(res.ok, false);
-  assert.ok(res.errors.some((e) => /domain/.test(e)));
-});
-
-test('a short admin password is refused before anything is written', () => {
-  const res = validateWorkspaceConfig({ ...BASE, adminPassword: 'short' });
-  assert.equal(res.ok, false);
-  assert.ok(res.errors.some((e) => /at least 12/.test(e)));
-});
-
-test('partial S3 config is an error, never a half-configured lane', () => {
-  const res = validateWorkspaceConfig({ ...BASE, s3: { bucket: 'b' } });
-  assert.equal(res.ok, false);
-  assert.ok(res.errors.some((e) => e.includes('s3.endpoint')));
-  assert.ok(res.errors.some((e) => e.includes('s3.accessKeyId')));
-});
-
-test('an invalid bucket name is caught here, not by the provider later', () => {
-  assert.equal(
-    validateWorkspaceConfig({ ...BASE, s3: { ...S3, bucket: 'A_Bad_Bucket' } }).ok,
-    false
-  );
-});
-
-test('a seed repo must look like a git URL', () => {
-  assert.equal(validateWorkspaceConfig({ ...BASE, seedRepo: 'my-folder' }).ok, false);
-  assert.equal(
-    ok({ ...BASE, seedRepo: 'git@github.com:acme/design.git' }).seedRepo,
-    'git@github.com:acme/design.git'
-  );
-  assert.equal(ok({ ...BASE, seedRepo: '  ' }).seedRepo, null, 'blank means start fresh');
-});
-
-test('devMinio supplies its own credentials and marks them as dev', () => {
-  const cfg = ok({ ...BASE, devMinio: true });
-  assert.equal(cfg.s3.dev, true);
-  assert.equal(cfg.s3.endpoint, 'http://minio:9000');
-});
-
-// ------------------------------------------------------------------- env
-
-test('.env carries the trusted-proxy setting UNCONDITIONALLY', () => {
-  // Caddy fronts the hub. Without this every client shares one rate-limit
-  // bucket and one attacker's login flood limits everybody (DDR-194 §4).
-  const entries = envEntries(ok(BASE), { hubSecret: 'deadbeef' });
-  const byKey = Object.fromEntries(entries.map((e) => [e.key, e.value]));
-  assert.ok(byKey.HUB_TRUSTED_PROXIES.includes('172.16.0.0/12'));
-  assert.equal(byKey.HUB_WORKSPACE_MODE, '1');
-  assert.equal(byKey.MAUDE_WORKSPACE_MODE, '1', 'the containment invariant must be on');
-});
-
-test('.env includes S3 only when configured', () => {
-  const without = envEntries(ok(BASE), { hubSecret: 'x' }).map((e) => e.key);
-  assert.ok(!without.includes('MAUDE_S3_BUCKET'));
-  const with3 = envEntries(ok({ ...BASE, s3: S3 }), { hubSecret: 'x' }).map((e) => e.key);
-  assert.ok(with3.includes('MAUDE_S3_BUCKET'));
-  assert.ok(with3.includes('MAUDE_S3_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY'));
-});
-
-test('renderEnv announces that it holds secrets', () => {
-  const text = renderEnv(
-    envEntries(ok(BASE), { hubSecret: 'sekrit', adminPassword: 'a-good-one-12' })
-  );
-  assert.match(text, /Contains SECRETS/);
-  assert.match(text, /Mode 0600, never committed/);
-  assert.match(text, /^HUB_SECRET='sekrit'$/m);
-  // The bootstrap password is flagged as temporary rather than left to linger.
-  assert.match(text, /change it after, then remove this line/);
-});
-
-// --------------------------------------------------------------- compose
-
-test('MinIO is behind a PROFILE, not a comment', () => {
-  // A commented-out service is one somebody uncomments in production.
-  const yaml = renderCompose(ok({ ...BASE, devMinio: true }));
-  assert.match(yaml, /profiles: \["dev"\]/);
-  assert.match(yaml, /DEV ONLY/);
-  assert.ok(!renderCompose(ok(BASE)).includes('minio'), 'no MinIO without devMinio');
-});
-
-test('the hub is exposed, never published — Caddy is the only way in', () => {
-  const yaml = renderCompose(ok({ ...BASE, s3: S3 }));
-  const hubBlock = yaml.slice(yaml.indexOf('  hub:'), yaml.indexOf('  caddy:'));
-  assert.match(hubBlock, /expose:/);
-  assert.ok(!/^\s+ports:/m.test(hubBlock), 'the hub must not publish a port to the host');
-});
-
-test('compose passes every configured secret by reference, never inline', () => {
-  const yaml = renderCompose(ok({ ...BASE, s3: S3 }));
-  assert.match(yaml, /MAUDE_S3_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY: \$\{MAUDE_S3_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY\}/);
-  assert.ok(!yaml.includes('secret'), 'no literal secret value may appear in compose');
-});
-
-test('Caddy forwards the client address, or per-client rate limiting cannot work', () => {
-  const caddy = renderCaddyfile(ok(BASE));
-  assert.match(caddy, /header_up X-Forwarded-For \{remote_host\}/);
-  assert.match(caddy, /reverse_proxy hub:1234/);
-  assert.match(caddy, /\{\$PUBLIC_DOMAIN\}/);
-});
-
-// ---------------------------------------------------------- verification
-
-test('the plan verifies a ROUND TRIP, not just liveness', () => {
-  // A provisioner that prints a URL without proving a round-trip has told the
-  // operator something it does not know.
-  const ids = verificationPlan(ok(BASE)).map((s) => s.id);
-  assert.ok(ids.includes('canvas-roundtrip'));
-  assert.ok(ids.includes('git-commit'));
-  assert.ok(ids.includes('user-signin'));
-  assert.ok(ids.includes('restore-drill'));
-});
-
-test('with object storage it also checks that nothing will EXPIRE the media', () => {
-  // The quiet catastrophe: a lifecycle rule on assets/ deletes objects that
-  // canvases in git history still point at, with no recovery path.
-  const ids = verificationPlan(ok({ ...BASE, s3: S3 })).map((s) => s.id);
-  assert.ok(ids.includes('s3-object'));
-  assert.ok(ids.includes('s3-no-expiry'));
-  assert.ok(!verificationPlan(ok(BASE)).some((s) => s.id === 's3-no-expiry'));
-});
-
-test('every step states what it checks, in words an operator can act on', () => {
-  for (const step of verificationPlan(ok({ ...BASE, s3: S3 }))) {
-    assert.ok(step.title.length > 5, `step ${step.id} needs a title`);
-    assert.ok(step.detail.length > 10, `step ${step.id} needs a detail`);
-  }
-});
-
-// -------------------------------------------------------- operator duties
-
-test('the run never claims to own the deployment forever', () => {
-  // The breaker trap: "done" implies ownership. This scaffolded and verified it
-  // once; rotation, backups, upgrades and the bill stay with the operator.
-  const duties = operatorDuties(ok(BASE));
-  const text = duties
-    .map((d) => `${d.title} ${d.detail}`)
-    .join(' ')
-    .toLowerCase();
-  assert.ok(duties.length >= 5);
-  assert.match(text, /rotate/);
-  assert.match(text, /restore drill/);
-  assert.match(text, /upgrade/);
-  assert.match(text, /bill/);
-});
-
-test('the duties card warns about `latest` by name', () => {
-  const pinned = operatorDuties(ok({ ...BASE, imageTag: 'v0.48.0' }));
-  assert.match(pinned.find((d) => /pin/i.test(d.title)).detail, /v0\.48\.0/);
-  const floating = operatorDuties(ok(BASE));
-  assert.match(floating.find((d) => /pin/i.test(d.title)).detail, /unplanned upgrade/);
-});
-
-test('object storage adds the never-expire duty; dev MinIO adds its own warning', () => {
-  const withS3 = operatorDuties(ok({ ...BASE, s3: S3 }))
-    .map((d) => d.title)
-    .join(' ');
-  assert.match(withS3, /Never expire the assets\/ prefix/);
-  const dev = operatorDuties(ok({ ...BASE, devMinio: true }))
-    .map((d) => d.title)
-    .join(' ');
-  assert.match(dev, /MinIO credentials are in this directory/);
-});
-
-// ------------------------------------------------------- local testing mode
-//
-// Local mode exists because six of the eight verification steps had never run
-// even once: exercising them required a public domain and a certificate, so
-// nobody could test their own workspace before buying one. The risk it adds is
-// obvious — a workspace served over plain HTTP puts sign-in passwords on the
-// wire — so every test below is about keeping that mode unmistakable and
-// impossible to reach by accident.
-
-const LOCAL = { ...BASE, domain: 'localhost', local: true };
-
-test('local mode drops the certificate, so it must NOT be reachable by default', () => {
-  assert.equal(ok(BASE).local, false, 'absent flag is off');
-  // A non-boolean must not switch it on — and then the config is a PRODUCTION
-  // one, so it needs a production domain.
-  assert.equal(ok({ ...BASE, local: 'yes' }).local, false, 'only a real boolean turns it on');
-  assert.equal(ok(LOCAL).local, true);
-});
-
-test('local mode serves http, production serves https — one definition', () => {
-  assert.equal(workspaceBaseUrl(ok(BASE)), 'https://design.acme.com');
-  assert.equal(workspaceBaseUrl(ok(LOCAL)), 'http://localhost');
-  // The verification plan must agree, or a local run fails every check for a
-  // reason that has nothing to do with the workspace.
-  const step = verificationPlan(ok(LOCAL)).find((s) => s.id === 'health');
-  assert.match(step.detail, /http:\/\/localhost/);
-  assert.ok(!step.detail.includes('https://'));
-});
-
-test('an ACME contact is required for a real deployment and pointless locally', () => {
-  const real = validateWorkspaceConfig({ ...BASE, acmeEmail: undefined });
-  assert.equal(real.ok, false);
-  assert.ok(real.errors.some((e) => /acmeEmail is required/.test(e)));
-
-  const local = validateWorkspaceConfig({ ...LOCAL, acmeEmail: undefined });
-  assert.equal(local.ok, true, 'no certificate is fetched, so no contact is needed');
-});
-
-test('the local Caddyfile turns automatic HTTPS off explicitly', () => {
-  // `tls internal` would mint a cert from a CA nothing trusts, so every check
-  // would fail on certificate validation instead. An `http://` site address is
-  // the only form that disables it outright.
-  const local = renderCaddyfile(ok(LOCAL));
-  assert.match(local, /^http:\/\/\{\$PUBLIC_DOMAIN\} \{/m);
-  assert.ok(!local.includes('{$ACME_EMAIL}'), 'no ACME block in local mode');
-  assert.match(local, /LOCAL TESTING ONLY/);
-  assert.match(local, /passwords would travel in the clear/i);
-
-  const real = renderCaddyfile(ok(BASE));
-  assert.match(real, /^\{\$PUBLIC_DOMAIN\} \{/m, 'production keeps automatic HTTPS');
-  assert.ok(!real.includes('LOCAL TESTING ONLY'));
-  assert.ok(!real.includes('http://{$PUBLIC_DOMAIN}'));
-});
-
-test("the hub's own plaintext refusal is lifted ONLY in local mode", () => {
-  // The hub refuses to serve a public URL over plaintext. Local mode has to
-  // lift that or the container crash-loops — and it must not lift it anywhere
-  // else, because that refusal is the thing protecting real deployments.
-  const keys = (cfg) => envEntries(cfg, { hubSecret: 'x', adminPassword: 'y' }).map((e) => e.key);
-  assert.ok(!keys(ok(BASE)).includes('HUB_INSECURE_HTTP'));
-  assert.ok(keys(ok(LOCAL)).includes('HUB_INSECURE_HTTP'));
-
-  const entry = envEntries(ok(LOCAL), {
-    hubSecret: 'x',
-    adminPassword: 'y',
-  }).find((e) => e.key === 'HUB_INSECURE_HTTP');
-  assert.match(entry.comment, /LOCAL TESTING ONLY/);
-  assert.match(entry.comment, /Delete this line/, 'says how to undo it');
-});
-
-test('the compose file matches the scheme it is actually serving', () => {
-  const local = renderCompose(ok(LOCAL));
-  assert.match(local, /HUB_PUBLIC_URL: http:\/\/\$\{PUBLIC_DOMAIN\}/);
-  assert.ok(!local.includes('"443:443"'), 'nothing terminates TLS, so nothing binds 443');
-  assert.match(local, /HUB_INSECURE_HTTP/, 'and the variable reaches the container');
-
-  const real = renderCompose(ok(BASE));
-  assert.match(real, /HUB_PUBLIC_URL: https:\/\/\$\{PUBLIC_DOMAIN\}/);
-  assert.match(real, /"443:443"/);
-  assert.ok(!real.includes('HUB_INSECURE_HTTP'));
-});
-
-test('the admin PASSWORD reaches the container, not just the address', () => {
-  // The half-wired state that shipped: `.env` held both, compose forwarded
-  // only the email, so the hub knew who the first user was and had no way to
-  // create them — and `workspace-up` still reported success, because the
-  // sign-in check was one of the six that reported `skipped`.
-  const compose = renderCompose(ok(BASE));
-  assert.match(compose, /MAUDE_ADMIN_EMAIL/);
-  assert.match(compose, /MAUDE_ADMIN_PASSWORD/);
-});
-
-test('local mode defaults to localhost and REFUSES a merely-resolving name', () => {
-  // The bug this pins: the first cut used `ws.127.0.0.1.nip.io` to satisfy the
-  // fully-qualified rule. Everything came up, and then the studio sync agent
-  // refused to connect — its plaintext guard allowlists loopback names
-  // literally, and it is right to: `127.0.0.1.nip.io` is registered and
-  // controlled by a third party, so "resolves to loopback" is a promise that
-  // can be withdrawn. Accepting it here would have pushed the failure to the
-  // one place that matters, after the operator was told the workspace was up.
-  const defaulted = ok({ ...BASE, domain: undefined, local: true });
-  assert.equal(defaulted.domain, 'localhost');
-
-  const sub = validateWorkspaceConfig({ ...BASE, domain: 'ws.localhost', local: true });
-  assert.equal(sub.ok, true, 'RFC 6761 reserves everything under .localhost');
-
-  const fake = validateWorkspaceConfig({ ...BASE, domain: 'ws.127.0.0.1.nip.io', local: true });
-  assert.equal(fake.ok, false);
-  assert.ok(fake.errors.some((e) => /loopback name/.test(e)));
-  assert.ok(
-    fake.errors.some((e) => /controlled by whoever owns the domain/.test(e)),
-    'the error says WHY, or the next person picks another nip.io'
-  );
-});
-
-test('`localhost` has no dot, and only local mode is allowed to skip the FQDN rule', () => {
-  assert.equal(validateWorkspaceConfig({ ...BASE, domain: 'localhost', local: true }).ok, true);
-
-  const production = validateWorkspaceConfig({ ...BASE, domain: 'localhost' });
-  assert.equal(production.ok, false, 'a real deployment still needs a fully-qualified name');
-  assert.ok(production.errors.some((e) => /not a valid hostname|fully qualified/.test(e)));
-});
-
-/* --------------------------------------------- Cloud Phase 16: server-owned git */
-
-test('the workspace gets a checkout the hub can actually commit into', () => {
-  // Until Phase 16 the hub had no repo at all: autosave ran only in the CLIENT,
-  // so a project with no desktop attached kept no history — and "mirror to
-  // GitHub" would have been a claim with nothing behind it.
-  const compose = renderCompose(ok(BASE));
-  assert.match(compose, /MAUDE_REPO_DIR: \/repo/, 'the hub must be told where its checkout is');
-  assert.match(
-    compose,
-    /- hub-repo:\/repo/,
-    'the checkout needs a volume, or it dies with the container'
-  );
-  assert.match(compose, /^volumes:\n(?:.*\n)*? {2}hub-repo:$/m, 'the volume must be declared');
-});
-
-test('the checkout is a SEPARATE volume from the documents', () => {
-  // Same volume would mean an operator resetting a corrupt checkout also
-  // destroys the documents — and the two have genuinely different recovery
-  // stories (a checkout can come back from a mirror; documents cannot).
-  const compose = renderCompose(ok(BASE));
-  assert.match(compose, /- hub-data:\/data/);
-  assert.match(compose, /- hub-repo:\/repo/);
-});
-
-test('MAUDE_SEED_REPO crosses into the container when one is configured', () => {
-  // The variable existed and was rendered into .env long before anything read
-  // it — the same half-wired shape as MAUDE_ADMIN_PASSWORD. Assert the
-  // forwarding, because that is the half that rotted.
-  const withSeed = renderCompose(ok({ ...BASE, seedRepo: 'https://github.com/acme/design.git' }));
-  assert.match(withSeed, /MAUDE_SEED_REPO: \$\{MAUDE_SEED_REPO\}/);
-
-  const without = renderCompose(ok(BASE));
-  assert.ok(!/MAUDE_SEED_REPO/.test(without), 'no seed configured ⇒ no empty variable to misread');
-});
-
-// ------------------------------------------- the backup namespace (Phase 0 F3)
-
-test('a NEW render derives a backup namespace from the address', () => {
-  // Nothing here mentioned MAUDE_BACKUP_PREFIX before: only the CELL entrypoint
-  // set it, so a self-hosted workspace backed up to the bucket ROOT by
-  // construction, and two hubs on one bucket shared one keyspace.
-  const cfg = ok({ ...BASE, s3: S3 });
-  assert.equal(cfg.backupPrefix, 'design.acme.com');
-  const env = renderEnv(envEntries(cfg, { hubSecret: 'x', adminPassword: 'y'.repeat(12) }));
-  assert.match(env, /MAUDE_BACKUP_PREFIX='design\.acme\.com'/);
-});
-
-test('an EXISTING deployment without a prefix is never given one', () => {
-  // The orphan hazard: a prefixed target lists a DISJOINT keyspace, so adding
-  // one on a re-render makes every existing generation invisible to
-  // listBackups — orphaned, unprunable, and the next lost volume sees zero
-  // generations and seeds over the loss. The fix would re-open the destruction
-  // it exists to close. `backupPrefix: null` is the caller saying "leave it".
-  const cfg = ok({ ...BASE, s3: S3, backupPrefix: null });
-  assert.equal(cfg.backupPrefix, null);
-  const env = renderEnv(envEntries(cfg, { hubSecret: 'x', adminPassword: 'y'.repeat(12) }));
-  assert.ok(!/MAUDE_BACKUP_PREFIX/.test(env), 'no prefix must be written');
-  assert.ok(!/MAUDE_BACKUP_PREFIX/.test(renderCompose(cfg)), 'and none forwarded');
-});
-
-test('the namespace is written into .env AND forwarded to the container', () => {
-  // Hand-maintained lists on both sides; a var in one but not the other never
-  // reaches the container. That already shipped once, with MAUDE_ADMIN_PASSWORD.
-  assert.match(renderCompose(ok({ ...BASE, s3: S3 })), /MAUDE_BACKUP_PREFIX/);
-});
-
-test('no object storage means no namespace to write', () => {
-  const env = renderEnv(envEntries(ok(BASE), { hubSecret: 'x', adminPassword: 'y'.repeat(12) }));
-  assert.ok(!/MAUDE_BACKUP_PREFIX/.test(env));
-});
-
-test('a namespace can never escape its own keyspace', () => {
-  // It becomes an object-key prefix, so `/` and `..` have to be GONE rather
-  // than escaped — otherwise a namespace could address another hub's keys.
-  const cfg = ok({ ...BASE, s3: S3, backupPrefix: '../../Other Hub/' });
-  assert.equal(cfg.backupPrefix, 'other-hub');
-  assert.ok(!cfg.backupPrefix.includes('/'));
-  assert.ok(!cfg.backupPrefix.includes('..'));
-});
-
-// ------------------------------------------------------- BYO identity (C6)
-
-const OIDC = {
-  issuer: 'https://acme.eu.auth0.com',
-  clientId: 'cid',
-  clientSecret: 'shh',
-  domains: 'acme.com',
-};
-
-test('OIDC reaches BOTH .env and the container', () => {
-  // Hand-maintained lists on both sides. A var in one but not the other never
-  // arrives — that already shipped once, with MAUDE_ADMIN_PASSWORD.
-  const cfg = ok({ ...BASE, oidc: OIDC });
-  const env = renderEnv(envEntries(cfg, { hubSecret: 'x', adminPassword: 'y'.repeat(12) }));
-  const compose = renderCompose(cfg);
-  for (const key of [
-    'HUB_OIDC_MODE',
-    'HUB_OIDC_ISSUER',
-    'HUB_OIDC_CLIENT_ID',
-    'HUB_OIDC_CLIENT_SECRET',
-    'HUB_OIDC_ALLOWED_DOMAINS',
-  ]) {
-    assert.ok(env.includes(`${key}=`), `${key} missing from .env`);
-    assert.match(compose, new RegExp(`${key}: \\$\\{${key}\\}`), `${key} not forwarded`);
-  }
-});
-
-test('the allowed-domain list is required — it is a filter, never a grant', () => {
-  const r = validateWorkspaceConfig({ ...BASE, oidc: { ...OIDC, domains: '' } });
-  assert.match(r.errors.join(' '), /oidc.domains is required/);
-});
-
-test('an unrecognised mode falls back to hybrid rather than to strict', () => {
-  // Getting this backwards would lock an operator out of their own box on a
-  // typo. hybrid keeps the password door open.
-  assert.equal(ok({ ...BASE, oidc: { ...OIDC, mode: 'stric' } }).oidc.mode, 'hybrid');
-  assert.equal(ok({ ...BASE, oidc: { ...OIDC, mode: 'strict' } }).oidc.mode, 'strict');
-});
-
-test('no OIDC configured leaves no empty variables to misread', () => {
-  const env = renderEnv(envEntries(ok(BASE), { hubSecret: 'x', adminPassword: 'y'.repeat(12) }));
-  assert.ok(!/HUB_OIDC/.test(env));
-  assert.ok(!/HUB_OIDC/.test(renderCompose(ok(BASE))));
-});
-
-test('.env values are quoted, and a newline in a secret is refused (F8)', () => {
-  // A `$` must not be re-interpolated by compose, and a newline must not inject
-  // an extra line that a re-run would then persist.
-  const env = renderEnv(
-    envEntries(ok({ ...BASE, s3: { ...(OIDC && S3), secretAccessKey: 'a$b' } }), {
-      hubSecret: 'x',
-      adminPassword: 'y'.repeat(12),
-    })
-  );
-  assert.match(env, /MAUDE_S3_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY='a\$b'/, 'a $ is single-quoted, not interpolated');
-  assert.throws(
-    () => renderEnv([{ key: 'X', value: 'a\nMAUDE_ALLOW_EMPTY_START=1' }]),
-    /newline or control character/
-  );
-});
-
-// M3 (AWS spike, 2026-08-20) — the seed URL carries a live GitHub PAT in
-// userinfo, and `workspace-up` printed it verbatim, `--dry-run` included. The
-// token reached SSM command history, CloudTrail and a session transcript, and
-// had to be revoked. `.env` is 0600; stdout is not.
-test('a seed URL never carries its credential into anything printable', () => {
-  assert.equal(
-    safeSeedUrl('https://x-access-token:SECRET123@github.com/o/r.git'),
-    'https://***@github.com/o/r.git'
-  );
-  // Nothing to hide, nothing changed — the operator still reads host and path.
-  assert.equal(safeSeedUrl('https://github.com/o/r.git'), 'https://github.com/o/r.git');
-  assert.equal(safeSeedUrl('git@github.com:o/r.git'), 'git@github.com:o/r.git');
-  assert.equal(safeSeedUrl(null), null);
-  assert.equal(safeSeedUrl(''), null);
-  // Unparseable is refused wholesale rather than echoed on the chance it is clean.
-  assert.equal(safeSeedUrl('https://user:pw@ho st/r.git'), '<unparseable seed url>');
-});
-
-// feature-cloud-export-render-workers (DDR-230) — the optional render sidecar.
-test('--render wires the sidecar end to end; without it nothing render-shaped appears', () => {
-  const cfg = ok({ ...BASE, render: true });
-  const yaml = renderCompose(cfg);
-  assert.match(yaml, /ghcr\.io\/1agh\/maude-render/, 'the sidecar service renders');
-  assert.match(
-    yaml,
-    /MAUDE_RENDER_CANVAS_ORIGINS: http:\/\/hub:1234/,
-    'origin allowlist pins the hub'
-  );
-  assert.match(yaml, /MAUDE_RENDER_URL/, 'the hub is told where to dispatch');
-  const env = renderEnv(
-    envEntries(cfg, { hubSecret: 'x', adminPassword: 'y'.repeat(12), renderSecret: 'rsec' })
-  );
-  assert.match(env, /MAUDE_RENDER_SECRET='?rsec'?/, 'its own secret, in .env');
-  assert.match(env, /MAUDE_RENDER_URL=/, '.env carries the dispatch URL');
-  assert.match(env, /MAUDE_RENDER_CANVAS_BASE=/, '.env carries the canvas base');
-  assert.ok(
-    verificationPlan(cfg).some((s) => s.id === 'render-health'),
-    'the sidecar must prove itself before the run says it worked'
-  );
-
-  const plain = ok(BASE);
-  assert.ok(!renderCompose(plain).includes('maude-render'), 'no sidecar without --render');
-  assert.ok(
-    !verificationPlan(plain).some((s) => s.id === 'render-health'),
-    'no phantom verification step without the sidecar'
-  );
-});
-
-// M7 (AWS spike, 2026-08-20) — the studio splits the canvas iframe onto its
-// own origin (DDR-054), the hub routes it by Host, the child env forwards
-// MAUDE_PUBLIC_CANVAS_ORIGIN — every layer was built, and NO deployment path
-// ever set the variable. The stack came up, all eight verification steps
-// passed, and every canvas was a blank frame pointing at
-// `http://localhost:<container port>`. The spike read that as "workspaces
-// cannot render by design" and planned around it.
-test('a canvas domain renders the full chain: .env, compose passthrough, Caddy site', () => {
-  const cfg = ok({ ...BASE, canvasDomain: 'canvas.acme.com' });
-  assert.equal(cfg.canvasDomain, 'canvas.acme.com');
-
-  const env = renderEnv(envEntries(cfg, { hubSecret: 'x', adminPassword: 'y'.repeat(12) }));
-  assert.match(env, /CANVAS_DOMAIN='canvas\.acme\.com'/);
-  assert.match(env, /MAUDE_PUBLIC_CANVAS_ORIGIN='https:\/\/canvas\.acme\.com'/);
-
-  // Rendered into .env AND forwarded to the hub container — the drift between
-  // those two lists is the exact shape that shipped MAUDE_ADMIN_PASSWORD half-wired.
-  const compose = renderCompose(cfg);
-  assert.match(compose, /MAUDE_PUBLIC_CANVAS_ORIGIN: \$\{MAUDE_PUBLIC_CANVAS_ORIGIN\}/);
-  assert.match(compose, /CANVAS_DOMAIN: \$\{CANVAS_DOMAIN\}/);
-
-  // Caddy serves the second hostname; the hub routes by Host, so the block
-  // needs no port knowledge — but without it there is no name and no cert.
-  const caddy = renderCaddyfile(cfg);
-  assert.match(caddy, /\{\$CANVAS_DOMAIN\} \{/);
-});
-
-test('no canvas domain leaves no empty canvas variables to misread', () => {
-  const cfg = ok(BASE);
-  assert.equal(cfg.canvasDomain, null);
-  const env = renderEnv(envEntries(cfg, { hubSecret: 'x', adminPassword: 'y'.repeat(12) }));
-  assert.ok(!/CANVAS_DOMAIN|MAUDE_PUBLIC_CANVAS_ORIGIN/.test(env));
-  assert.ok(!/CANVAS_DOMAIN/.test(renderCompose(cfg)));
-  assert.ok(!/CANVAS_DOMAIN/.test(renderCaddyfile(cfg)));
-});
-
-test('the canvas domain must be a REAL second name — same-origin defeats the split', () => {
-  const dup = validateWorkspaceConfig({ ...BASE, canvasDomain: BASE.domain });
-  assert.equal(dup.ok, false);
-  assert.ok(dup.errors.some((e) => /must differ from domain/.test(e)));
-
-  const bad = validateWorkspaceConfig({ ...BASE, canvasDomain: 'not a hostname' });
-  assert.equal(bad.ok, false);
-
-  // Scheme + trailing junk normalize away, same as the main domain.
-  const cfg = ok({ ...BASE, canvasDomain: 'https://Canvas.Acme.com/' });
-  assert.equal(cfg.canvasDomain, 'canvas.acme.com');
-});
-
-test('local mode keeps the canvas name loopback-only and plain HTTP', () => {
-  const cfg = ok({ local: true, adminEmail: BASE.adminEmail, canvasDomain: 'canvas.localhost' });
-  const env = renderEnv(envEntries(cfg, { hubSecret: 'x', adminPassword: 'y'.repeat(12) }));
-  assert.match(env, /MAUDE_PUBLIC_CANVAS_ORIGIN='http:\/\/canvas\.localhost'/);
-  assert.match(renderCaddyfile(cfg), /http:\/\/\{\$CANVAS_DOMAIN\} \{/);
-
-  const bad = validateWorkspaceConfig({
-    local: true,
-    adminEmail: BASE.adminEmail,
-    canvasDomain: 'canvas.acme.com',
-  });
-  assert.equal(bad.ok, false);
-});
-
-// -------------------------------------------- the render sidecar's architecture
-
-// M10 — the sidecar shipped `linux/amd64` only while the AWS runbook recommends
-// `t4g.small` (arm64). `--render` was accepted, the compose file was written,
-// the image PULLED (Docker falls back across architectures on pull), and the
-// container exited with `exec format error` after 2.99 GB. Everything below is
-// the judgement that turns a manifest into an answer BEFORE any of that.
-
-test('the sidecar reference follows the image tag the run would write', () => {
-  assert.equal(renderImageRef(ok({ ...BASE })), 'ghcr.io/1agh/maude-render:latest');
-  assert.equal(
-    renderImageRef(ok({ ...BASE, imageTag: 'v1.0.3' })),
-    'ghcr.io/1agh/maude-render:v1.0.3'
-  );
-});
-
-test('the host platform is a linux container platform whatever the desktop OS is', () => {
-  assert.equal(hostContainerPlatform('arm64'), 'linux/arm64');
-  assert.equal(hostContainerPlatform('x64'), 'linux/amd64');
-  // Unknown architectures pass through rather than guessing amd64 — a wrong
-  // confident answer here refuses a run that would have worked.
-  assert.equal(hostContainerPlatform('riscv64'), 'linux/riscv64');
-});
-
-test('an image published for this host passes', () => {
-  const verdict = classifyRenderImage({
-    imageRef: 'ghcr.io/1agh/maude-render:v1.0.3',
-    hostPlatform: 'linux/arm64',
-    probe: { status: 'ok', platforms: ['linux/amd64', 'linux/arm64'] },
-  });
-  assert.equal(verdict.ok, true);
-  assert.equal(verdict.level, 'ok');
-});
-
-test('an amd64-only image on an arm64 host is REFUSED, and says why and what to do', () => {
-  const verdict = classifyRenderImage({
-    imageRef: 'ghcr.io/1agh/maude-render:v1.0.2',
-    hostPlatform: 'linux/arm64',
-    probe: { status: 'ok', platforms: ['linux/amd64'] },
-  });
-  assert.equal(verdict.ok, false);
-  assert.equal(verdict.level, 'refuse');
-  // The three things the live AWS run had to work out for itself.
-  assert.match(verdict.message, /linux\/amd64/);
-  assert.match(verdict.message, /linux\/arm64/);
-  assert.match(verdict.message, /exec format error/);
-  assert.match(verdict.message, /t3\.small/);
-  // …and the way out that needs no new machine at all.
-  assert.match(verdict.message, /ZIP export/);
-});
-
-test('the mirror case is refused too — this is not an arm64 special case', () => {
-  const verdict = classifyRenderImage({
-    imageRef: 'ghcr.io/1agh/maude-render:v9.9.9',
-    hostPlatform: 'linux/amd64',
-    probe: { status: 'ok', platforms: ['linux/arm64'] },
-  });
-  assert.equal(verdict.ok, false);
-});
-
-test('an unpublished tag is refused before the pull, and `latest` says the real reason', () => {
-  const latest = classifyRenderImage({
-    imageRef: 'ghcr.io/1agh/maude-render:latest',
-    hostPlatform: 'linux/arm64',
-    probe: { status: 'missing' },
-  });
-  assert.equal(latest.ok, false);
-  // The compose file defaults to `${MAUDE_IMAGE_TAG:-latest}` and the HUB
-  // publishes `:latest` — so the default looks like it works and does not.
-  assert.match(latest.message, /RELEASE TAGS ONLY/);
-  assert.match(latest.message, /--image-tag/);
-
-  const pinned = classifyRenderImage({
-    imageRef: 'ghcr.io/1agh/maude-render:v0.0.1',
-    hostPlatform: 'linux/arm64',
-    probe: { status: 'missing' },
-  });
-  assert.equal(pinned.ok, false);
-  assert.doesNotMatch(pinned.message, /RELEASE TAGS ONLY/);
-});
-
-test('a probe that could not run WARNS — it never refuses', () => {
-  const verdict = classifyRenderImage({
-    imageRef: 'ghcr.io/1agh/maude-render:v1.0.3',
-    hostPlatform: 'linux/arm64',
-    probe: { status: 'unknown', note: 'docker is not on PATH' },
-  });
-  // Not knowing the architecture is not evidence of a mismatch. A guard that
-  // blocks an offline operator is a worse bug than the one it guards.
-  assert.equal(verdict.ok, true);
-  assert.equal(verdict.level, 'warn');
-  assert.match(verdict.message, /docker is not on PATH/);
-  assert.match(verdict.message, /docker manifest inspect/);
-});