@adcp/sdk 16.1.0 → 16.3.0

package/dist/lib/testing/storyboard/types.d.mts

@@ -1,3 +1,5 @@
+import type { CollectionSelectionSelector, CollectionWitnessKind } from './collection-selection.mjs';
+import type { PreparedFixturesAuthorizer, PreparedFixturesReference, PreparedStoryboardFixtures } from './prepared-fixtures.mjs';
 import type { CreativeBuildProbeSpec } from './creative-build-probe.mjs';
 /**
  * Types for storyboard-driven testing.
@@ -411,7 +413,7 @@ export interface StoryboardFixtures {
 /** Ordered setup strategies supported by the first AdCP 3.2 runner slice. */
 export type FixtureResolutionStrategy = 'seed' | 'discover';
 /** Operators supported by the closed AdCP 3.2 fixture predicate DSL. */
-export type FixtureMatchOperator = 'equals' | 'present' | 'contains_all' | 'any_match' | 'canonical_format_satisfies';
+export type FixtureMatchOperator = 'equals' | 'present' | 'contains_all' | 'any_match' | 'canonical_format_satisfies' | 'collection_selection_satisfies';
 export interface FixtureCanonicalFormatSelector extends Record<string, unknown> {
     format_kind: string;
     params?: Record<string, unknown>;
@@ -441,12 +443,83 @@ export type FixtureMatchClause = {
     operator: 'canonical_format_satisfies';
     value: FixtureCanonicalFormatSelector;
     where?: never;
+} | {
+    path: string;
+    operator: 'collection_selection_satisfies';
+    /**
+     * The AUTHORED operand: `minimum_pairs` and `require_cross_publisher_collection`
+     * are optional, so `{ collection_targeting: 'fixed' }` type-checks exactly as the
+     * loader accepts it. `normalizeFixtureMatchExpression` resolves it to
+     * `ResolvedCollectionSelectionSelector` before evaluation.
+     */
+    value: CollectionSelectionSelector;
+    where?: never;
 } | {
     path: string;
     operator: 'any_match';
     where: FixtureMatchClause[];
     value?: never;
 };
+/**
+ * One declaration-local capture published by fixture preparation.
+ *
+ * `path` resolves against the SELECTED entity snapshot — the product or
+ * scoped pricing option the resolver actually pinned — not against the first
+ * row of a later unfiltered read. `witness` instead binds a bounded derived
+ * value from the `collection_selection_satisfies` match witness retained for
+ * that same selection. Exactly one of the two is set.
+ *
+ * `key` must sit inside the reserved `__adcp_fixture_` namespace: these
+ * values decide what gets purchased, so later convention extraction, step
+ * captures, caller context and seller responses must not be able to replace
+ * or suppress them.
+ */
+export type FixtureContextOutput = 
+/**
+ * Dotted storyboard grammar relative to the selected entity snapshot —
+ * `currency`, `pricing_options[0].rate`.
+ *
+ * NOT the RFC 6901 pointer the sibling `FixtureMatchClause.path` takes,
+ * which is the natural mistake when the two are authored side by side.
+ * A leading `/`, an empty dotted segment, and anything else that
+ * resolves to zero segments are all refused at load — the last of those
+ * would otherwise capture the whole entity under a scalar's key.
+ */
+{
+    key: string;
+    path: string;
+    witness?: never;
+    snapshot?: never;
+}
+/** Bounded derived capture from the retained match witness. */
+ | {
+    key: string;
+    witness: CollectionWitnessKind;
+    path?: never;
+    snapshot?: never;
+}
+/**
+ * The WHOLE selected entity, captured as an immutable snapshot.
+ *
+ * The explicit spelling exists because optional commercial fields must be
+ * able to be absent. `fixed_price` and `min_spend_per_package` are both
+ * optional on `cpm-option.json` — absent `fixed_price` means auction
+ * pricing, absent `min_spend_per_package` means no minimum — so a `path:`
+ * capture of either turns a legal supporting seller into a setup failure,
+ * while gating the declaration on `present` would suppress that seller
+ * from qualifying at all.
+ *
+ * With a snapshot, absence stays absence: the key is simply not on the
+ * captured object, and a storyboard branches on it with an ordinary phase
+ * condition or a context-reading validation. Nothing is defaulted and no
+ * zero is fabricated.
+ */
+ | {
+    key: string;
+    snapshot: 'selected_entity';
+    path?: never;
+    witness?: never;
+};
 export interface FixtureResolutionDeclaration {
     /** Authored run-scoped fixture handle. */
     handle: string;
@@ -456,6 +529,12 @@ export interface FixtureResolutionDeclaration {
     match?: FixtureMatchClause[];
     /** Default false: one seller entity cannot satisfy two handles. */
     allow_reuse?: boolean;
+    /**
+     * Opt-in captures published into the reserved context namespace once the
+     * WHOLE fixture graph resolves. A declared capture that cannot be built is
+     * a setup failure, never an unsupported downgrade.
+     */
+    context_outputs?: FixtureContextOutput[];
 }
 export type ProductFixtureResolutionDeclaration = FixtureResolutionDeclaration;
 export interface PricingOptionFixtureResolutionDeclaration extends FixtureResolutionDeclaration {
@@ -996,6 +1075,25 @@ export type StoryboardValidationCheck = 'response_schema' | 'field_present'
  * terminal set passes vacuously; missing context is branch-safe.
  */
  | 'all_fields_in_context_array'
+/**
+ * Compare a response array of `CollectionSelector` objects against a
+ * context-captured array as exact sets of atomic
+ * `(publisher_domain, collection_id)` pairs.
+ *
+ * Grouping and ordering are irrelevant — a seller may legally regroup
+ * selectors or reorder ids — but namespaces are never dropped, so an id
+ * carried under the wrong publisher is a failure rather than a match.
+ * Schema-valid redundancy (a repeated id, an overlapping pair expressed in
+ * two groups) normalizes to one pair; schema-invalid input fails with a
+ * distinct diagnostic and ordinary response-schema validation still applies
+ * on top.
+ *
+ * Unlike the branch-safe `field_equals_context` family, a missing
+ * `context_key` is a setup failure: a mandatory set comparison that
+ * silently passes when its expected state was never captured would certify
+ * exactly the case it exists to catch.
+ */
+ | 'collection_set_equals_context'
 /**
  * Asserts upstream side-effects against the adopter's
  * `comply_test_controller`'s `query_upstream_traffic` scenario. The
@@ -1932,6 +2030,71 @@ export interface StoryboardRunOptions extends TestOptions {
      * that doesn't host `comply_test_controller`.
      */
     skip_controller_seeding?: boolean;
+    /**
+     * Prepared fixture state to execute against, instead of resolving the
+     * fixture graph again.
+     *
+     * Pass the `PreparedStoryboardFixtures` returned by
+     * `prepareStoryboardFixtures`, or a `{ ref, resolve }` reference backed by
+     * the host's authenticated run scope. Both forms are re-validated and
+     * re-authorized on EVERY lookup, not once: a direct object reused after
+     * its grant was revoked fails the next step. Requires
+     * `prepared_fixtures_authorizer`.
+     */
+    prepared_fixtures?: PreparedStoryboardFixtures | PreparedFixturesReference;
+    /**
+     * Host authorization resolver, consulted on every prepared-state lookup.
+     *
+     * **Required for any reuse.** Omitting it fails closed — for direct
+     * in-process state exactly as for an opaque reference, with zero seller
+     * calls. Trusted object identity proves a state came from
+     * `prepareStoryboardFixtures` in this process; it does not establish a
+     * current grant, and binding coherence observes a reroute, account switch,
+     * schema swap or credential change but never a revocation. A warning in
+     * place of a refusal would let an unenforced authorization boundary ship
+     * while being described as every-lookup enforcement.
+     *
+     * The SDK does not implement a grant service: resolving the principal and
+     * tenant from trusted session state, and storing grant/revocation, stay
+     * host duties behind this hook.
+     */
+    prepared_fixtures_authorizer?: PreparedFixturesAuthorizer;
+    /**
+     * Authorized-scope sink for the record of a REFUSED run.
+     *
+     * An authorization failure is an access-control error, not a grading
+     * outcome: the refused caller gets a `PreparedFixturesDeniedError`
+     * carrying the machine refusal code and no result at all. But the
+     * evidence still has to exist somewhere accountable, so the runner
+     * builds the complete, UNREDACTED record — the synthesized
+     * `prepared_fixtures_authorization` check, `fixture_resolutions` with
+     * `seller_ids`, exact request and response records for every step that
+     * ran — and hands it here before throwing.
+     *
+     * This is an authorized scope. Whatever you do with the record (audit
+     * log, incident store, operator console) is inside the host's trust
+     * boundary; it must not be routed back to the refused caller. Where no
+     * sink is configured the record is simply not produced to anyone.
+     *
+     * A sink that throws or rejects does not change the outcome: the
+     * denial is thrown either way, and the sink's own failure is not
+     * reported to the caller, since it would be an oracle over host state.
+     */
+    prepared_fixtures_audit_sink?: (record: StoryboardResult | StoryboardStepResult) => void | Promise<void>;
+    /**
+     * Nonsecret principal recorded in the prepared-state binding. Never a
+     * credential: it is an identity label the host authorizer can correlate,
+     * not evidence of authentication.
+     */
+    prepared_fixtures_principal?: string;
+    /**
+     * Stable run identity recorded in the prepared-state binding. Namespaced
+     * with the rest of the family: it is prepared-state metadata, not a
+     * general run-correlation id, and it is the one binding field that is NOT
+     * re-compared on reuse (the whole point of reuse is that later steps share
+     * the preparation's run).
+     */
+    prepared_fixtures_run_id?: string;
     /**
      * Dependencies for `expect_webhook_signature_valid`. When omitted the step
      * grades `not_applicable` — matches the spec's "pending" gate. Supply the
@@ -1962,7 +2125,15 @@ export interface RunnerRequestRecord {
     transport: RunnerTransport;
     /** Task/tool/skill name actually invoked (after test-kit resolution). */
     operation: string;
-    /** Fully-resolved JSON payload with secrets redacted as "[redacted]". */
+    /**
+     * Fully-resolved JSON payload with secrets redacted as "[redacted]".
+     *
+     * After a prepared-state refusal, values that came from the reserved
+     * `__adcp_fixture_` namespace are replaced with the SAME marker. A
+     * projected payload is evidence, not a replayable request: the marker
+     * is a string whatever the original field's type was, and a
+     * `"[redacted]"` does not say which of the two rules produced it.
+     */
     payload: unknown;
     /**
      * Observed request headers. Deliberately NOT populated today — the runner
@@ -2049,7 +2220,19 @@ export type RunnerSkipReason = 'not_applicable' | 'no_phases' | 'prerequisite_fa
  * Kept distinct from `peer_branch_taken` (branch-set routing) and
  * `not_applicable` (coverage gap). Spec source: adcp#3734 (AdCP 3.0.3+).
  */
- | 'peer_substituted';
+ | 'peer_substituted'
+/**
+ * Every enabled strategy for at least one declared `fixture_resolution`
+ * handle was exhausted without finding or creating a qualifying entity.
+ *
+ * `runner-output-contract.yaml` lists this as a canonical
+ * `skip_result.reason` in its own right, and the distinction matters:
+ * bucketing a fixture coverage gap under `not_applicable` puts it in the
+ * same bin as a genuine applicability gate, which is exactly the split
+ * the contract's reason list exists to preserve. It was previously
+ * detailed-only and mapped down to `not_applicable`.
+ */
+ | 'fixture_unsatisfied';
 /**
  * Grader-specific skip reasons. These are narrower than the canonical
  * `RunnerSkipReason` values — they carry runner-local context (which probe,
@@ -2325,10 +2508,14 @@ export interface ValidationResult {
     schema_id?: string | null;
     /** Resolvable schema URL; set only for `response_schema`. */
     schema_url?: string | null;
-    /** Exact request the runner sent (present on failure when available). */
-    request?: RunnerRequestRecord;
-    /** Exact response observed (present on failure when available). */
-    response?: RunnerResponseRecord;
+    /**
+     * Exact request the runner sent. Required on failure; explicitly `null`
+     * for a PRE-WIRE failure, where omitting the key could not be told apart
+     * from a runner that forgot to record it.
+     */
+    request?: RunnerRequestRecord | null;
+    /** Exact response observed. Required on failure; `null` when pre-wire. */
+    response?: RunnerResponseRecord | null;
     /** Optional remediation hint. */
     remediation?: string;
     /**
@@ -2524,11 +2711,20 @@ export interface ContextProvenanceEntry {
      * `convention`: task-default extractor in CONTEXT_EXTRACTORS.
      * `generator`: runner-minted value (no response path involved).
      */
-    source_kind: 'context_outputs' | 'convention' | 'generator';
+    source_kind: 'context_outputs' | 'convention' | 'generator' | 'fixture_preparation';
     /** Response path the value was extracted from (set for `context_outputs`). */
     response_path?: string;
     /** Task name whose response this value was extracted from. */
     source_task?: string;
+    /**
+     * Fixture handle whose selected-entity snapshot produced this value.
+     * Present only for `fixture_preparation`; it records WHICH pinned entity a
+     * reserved capture came from, so evidence can tie a request field back to
+     * the exact graph the resolver bound.
+     */
+    fixture_handle?: string;
+    /** Parent product handle for a scoped-pricing capture. */
+    fixture_product_handle?: string;
 }
 /**
  * Common shape every `StoryboardStepHint` member shares: the discriminator
@@ -2591,10 +2787,11 @@ export interface ContextValueRejectedHint extends StoryboardStepHintBase {
      */
     source_step_id: string;
     /**
-     * How the context key was written (`context_outputs` vs convention vs generator).
+     * How the context key was written (`context_outputs` vs convention vs
+     * generator vs fixture preparation).
      * @provenance runner
      */
-    source_kind: 'context_outputs' | 'convention' | 'generator';
+    source_kind: 'context_outputs' | 'convention' | 'generator' | 'fixture_preparation';
     /**
      * YAML response path set for `context_outputs`; absent for convention extractors and generators.
      * @provenance storyboard

package/dist/lib/testing/storyboard/types.d.ts

@@ -1,3 +1,5 @@
+import type { CollectionSelectionSelector, CollectionWitnessKind } from './collection-selection';
+import type { PreparedFixturesAuthorizer, PreparedFixturesReference, PreparedStoryboardFixtures } from './prepared-fixtures';
 import type { CreativeBuildProbeSpec } from './creative-build-probe';
 /**
  * Types for storyboard-driven testing.
@@ -411,7 +413,7 @@ export interface StoryboardFixtures {
 /** Ordered setup strategies supported by the first AdCP 3.2 runner slice. */
 export type FixtureResolutionStrategy = 'seed' | 'discover';
 /** Operators supported by the closed AdCP 3.2 fixture predicate DSL. */
-export type FixtureMatchOperator = 'equals' | 'present' | 'contains_all' | 'any_match' | 'canonical_format_satisfies';
+export type FixtureMatchOperator = 'equals' | 'present' | 'contains_all' | 'any_match' | 'canonical_format_satisfies' | 'collection_selection_satisfies';
 export interface FixtureCanonicalFormatSelector extends Record<string, unknown> {
     format_kind: string;
     params?: Record<string, unknown>;
@@ -441,12 +443,83 @@ export type FixtureMatchClause = {
     operator: 'canonical_format_satisfies';
     value: FixtureCanonicalFormatSelector;
     where?: never;
+} | {
+    path: string;
+    operator: 'collection_selection_satisfies';
+    /**
+     * The AUTHORED operand: `minimum_pairs` and `require_cross_publisher_collection`
+     * are optional, so `{ collection_targeting: 'fixed' }` type-checks exactly as the
+     * loader accepts it. `normalizeFixtureMatchExpression` resolves it to
+     * `ResolvedCollectionSelectionSelector` before evaluation.
+     */
+    value: CollectionSelectionSelector;
+    where?: never;
 } | {
     path: string;
     operator: 'any_match';
     where: FixtureMatchClause[];
     value?: never;
 };
+/**
+ * One declaration-local capture published by fixture preparation.
+ *
+ * `path` resolves against the SELECTED entity snapshot — the product or
+ * scoped pricing option the resolver actually pinned — not against the first
+ * row of a later unfiltered read. `witness` instead binds a bounded derived
+ * value from the `collection_selection_satisfies` match witness retained for
+ * that same selection. Exactly one of the two is set.
+ *
+ * `key` must sit inside the reserved `__adcp_fixture_` namespace: these
+ * values decide what gets purchased, so later convention extraction, step
+ * captures, caller context and seller responses must not be able to replace
+ * or suppress them.
+ */
+export type FixtureContextOutput = 
+/**
+ * Dotted storyboard grammar relative to the selected entity snapshot —
+ * `currency`, `pricing_options[0].rate`.
+ *
+ * NOT the RFC 6901 pointer the sibling `FixtureMatchClause.path` takes,
+ * which is the natural mistake when the two are authored side by side.
+ * A leading `/`, an empty dotted segment, and anything else that
+ * resolves to zero segments are all refused at load — the last of those
+ * would otherwise capture the whole entity under a scalar's key.
+ */
+{
+    key: string;
+    path: string;
+    witness?: never;
+    snapshot?: never;
+}
+/** Bounded derived capture from the retained match witness. */
+ | {
+    key: string;
+    witness: CollectionWitnessKind;
+    path?: never;
+    snapshot?: never;
+}
+/**
+ * The WHOLE selected entity, captured as an immutable snapshot.
+ *
+ * The explicit spelling exists because optional commercial fields must be
+ * able to be absent. `fixed_price` and `min_spend_per_package` are both
+ * optional on `cpm-option.json` — absent `fixed_price` means auction
+ * pricing, absent `min_spend_per_package` means no minimum — so a `path:`
+ * capture of either turns a legal supporting seller into a setup failure,
+ * while gating the declaration on `present` would suppress that seller
+ * from qualifying at all.
+ *
+ * With a snapshot, absence stays absence: the key is simply not on the
+ * captured object, and a storyboard branches on it with an ordinary phase
+ * condition or a context-reading validation. Nothing is defaulted and no
+ * zero is fabricated.
+ */
+ | {
+    key: string;
+    snapshot: 'selected_entity';
+    path?: never;
+    witness?: never;
+};
 export interface FixtureResolutionDeclaration {
     /** Authored run-scoped fixture handle. */
     handle: string;
@@ -456,6 +529,12 @@ export interface FixtureResolutionDeclaration {
     match?: FixtureMatchClause[];
     /** Default false: one seller entity cannot satisfy two handles. */
     allow_reuse?: boolean;
+    /**
+     * Opt-in captures published into the reserved context namespace once the
+     * WHOLE fixture graph resolves. A declared capture that cannot be built is
+     * a setup failure, never an unsupported downgrade.
+     */
+    context_outputs?: FixtureContextOutput[];
 }
 export type ProductFixtureResolutionDeclaration = FixtureResolutionDeclaration;
 export interface PricingOptionFixtureResolutionDeclaration extends FixtureResolutionDeclaration {
@@ -996,6 +1075,25 @@ export type StoryboardValidationCheck = 'response_schema' | 'field_present'
  * terminal set passes vacuously; missing context is branch-safe.
  */
  | 'all_fields_in_context_array'
+/**
+ * Compare a response array of `CollectionSelector` objects against a
+ * context-captured array as exact sets of atomic
+ * `(publisher_domain, collection_id)` pairs.
+ *
+ * Grouping and ordering are irrelevant — a seller may legally regroup
+ * selectors or reorder ids — but namespaces are never dropped, so an id
+ * carried under the wrong publisher is a failure rather than a match.
+ * Schema-valid redundancy (a repeated id, an overlapping pair expressed in
+ * two groups) normalizes to one pair; schema-invalid input fails with a
+ * distinct diagnostic and ordinary response-schema validation still applies
+ * on top.
+ *
+ * Unlike the branch-safe `field_equals_context` family, a missing
+ * `context_key` is a setup failure: a mandatory set comparison that
+ * silently passes when its expected state was never captured would certify
+ * exactly the case it exists to catch.
+ */
+ | 'collection_set_equals_context'
 /**
  * Asserts upstream side-effects against the adopter's
  * `comply_test_controller`'s `query_upstream_traffic` scenario. The
@@ -1932,6 +2030,71 @@ export interface StoryboardRunOptions extends TestOptions {
      * that doesn't host `comply_test_controller`.
      */
     skip_controller_seeding?: boolean;
+    /**
+     * Prepared fixture state to execute against, instead of resolving the
+     * fixture graph again.
+     *
+     * Pass the `PreparedStoryboardFixtures` returned by
+     * `prepareStoryboardFixtures`, or a `{ ref, resolve }` reference backed by
+     * the host's authenticated run scope. Both forms are re-validated and
+     * re-authorized on EVERY lookup, not once: a direct object reused after
+     * its grant was revoked fails the next step. Requires
+     * `prepared_fixtures_authorizer`.
+     */
+    prepared_fixtures?: PreparedStoryboardFixtures | PreparedFixturesReference;
+    /**
+     * Host authorization resolver, consulted on every prepared-state lookup.
+     *
+     * **Required for any reuse.** Omitting it fails closed — for direct
+     * in-process state exactly as for an opaque reference, with zero seller
+     * calls. Trusted object identity proves a state came from
+     * `prepareStoryboardFixtures` in this process; it does not establish a
+     * current grant, and binding coherence observes a reroute, account switch,
+     * schema swap or credential change but never a revocation. A warning in
+     * place of a refusal would let an unenforced authorization boundary ship
+     * while being described as every-lookup enforcement.
+     *
+     * The SDK does not implement a grant service: resolving the principal and
+     * tenant from trusted session state, and storing grant/revocation, stay
+     * host duties behind this hook.
+     */
+    prepared_fixtures_authorizer?: PreparedFixturesAuthorizer;
+    /**
+     * Authorized-scope sink for the record of a REFUSED run.
+     *
+     * An authorization failure is an access-control error, not a grading
+     * outcome: the refused caller gets a `PreparedFixturesDeniedError`
+     * carrying the machine refusal code and no result at all. But the
+     * evidence still has to exist somewhere accountable, so the runner
+     * builds the complete, UNREDACTED record — the synthesized
+     * `prepared_fixtures_authorization` check, `fixture_resolutions` with
+     * `seller_ids`, exact request and response records for every step that
+     * ran — and hands it here before throwing.
+     *
+     * This is an authorized scope. Whatever you do with the record (audit
+     * log, incident store, operator console) is inside the host's trust
+     * boundary; it must not be routed back to the refused caller. Where no
+     * sink is configured the record is simply not produced to anyone.
+     *
+     * A sink that throws or rejects does not change the outcome: the
+     * denial is thrown either way, and the sink's own failure is not
+     * reported to the caller, since it would be an oracle over host state.
+     */
+    prepared_fixtures_audit_sink?: (record: StoryboardResult | StoryboardStepResult) => void | Promise<void>;
+    /**
+     * Nonsecret principal recorded in the prepared-state binding. Never a
+     * credential: it is an identity label the host authorizer can correlate,
+     * not evidence of authentication.
+     */
+    prepared_fixtures_principal?: string;
+    /**
+     * Stable run identity recorded in the prepared-state binding. Namespaced
+     * with the rest of the family: it is prepared-state metadata, not a
+     * general run-correlation id, and it is the one binding field that is NOT
+     * re-compared on reuse (the whole point of reuse is that later steps share
+     * the preparation's run).
+     */
+    prepared_fixtures_run_id?: string;
     /**
      * Dependencies for `expect_webhook_signature_valid`. When omitted the step
      * grades `not_applicable` — matches the spec's "pending" gate. Supply the
@@ -1962,7 +2125,15 @@ export interface RunnerRequestRecord {
     transport: RunnerTransport;
     /** Task/tool/skill name actually invoked (after test-kit resolution). */
     operation: string;
-    /** Fully-resolved JSON payload with secrets redacted as "[redacted]". */
+    /**
+     * Fully-resolved JSON payload with secrets redacted as "[redacted]".
+     *
+     * After a prepared-state refusal, values that came from the reserved
+     * `__adcp_fixture_` namespace are replaced with the SAME marker. A
+     * projected payload is evidence, not a replayable request: the marker
+     * is a string whatever the original field's type was, and a
+     * `"[redacted]"` does not say which of the two rules produced it.
+     */
     payload: unknown;
     /**
      * Observed request headers. Deliberately NOT populated today — the runner
@@ -2049,7 +2220,19 @@ export type RunnerSkipReason = 'not_applicable' | 'no_phases' | 'prerequisite_fa
  * Kept distinct from `peer_branch_taken` (branch-set routing) and
  * `not_applicable` (coverage gap). Spec source: adcp#3734 (AdCP 3.0.3+).
  */
- | 'peer_substituted';
+ | 'peer_substituted'
+/**
+ * Every enabled strategy for at least one declared `fixture_resolution`
+ * handle was exhausted without finding or creating a qualifying entity.
+ *
+ * `runner-output-contract.yaml` lists this as a canonical
+ * `skip_result.reason` in its own right, and the distinction matters:
+ * bucketing a fixture coverage gap under `not_applicable` puts it in the
+ * same bin as a genuine applicability gate, which is exactly the split
+ * the contract's reason list exists to preserve. It was previously
+ * detailed-only and mapped down to `not_applicable`.
+ */
+ | 'fixture_unsatisfied';
 /**
  * Grader-specific skip reasons. These are narrower than the canonical
  * `RunnerSkipReason` values — they carry runner-local context (which probe,
@@ -2325,10 +2508,14 @@ export interface ValidationResult {
     schema_id?: string | null;
     /** Resolvable schema URL; set only for `response_schema`. */
     schema_url?: string | null;
-    /** Exact request the runner sent (present on failure when available). */
-    request?: RunnerRequestRecord;
-    /** Exact response observed (present on failure when available). */
-    response?: RunnerResponseRecord;
+    /**
+     * Exact request the runner sent. Required on failure; explicitly `null`
+     * for a PRE-WIRE failure, where omitting the key could not be told apart
+     * from a runner that forgot to record it.
+     */
+    request?: RunnerRequestRecord | null;
+    /** Exact response observed. Required on failure; `null` when pre-wire. */
+    response?: RunnerResponseRecord | null;
     /** Optional remediation hint. */
     remediation?: string;
     /**
@@ -2524,11 +2711,20 @@ export interface ContextProvenanceEntry {
      * `convention`: task-default extractor in CONTEXT_EXTRACTORS.
      * `generator`: runner-minted value (no response path involved).
      */
-    source_kind: 'context_outputs' | 'convention' | 'generator';
+    source_kind: 'context_outputs' | 'convention' | 'generator' | 'fixture_preparation';
     /** Response path the value was extracted from (set for `context_outputs`). */
     response_path?: string;
     /** Task name whose response this value was extracted from. */
     source_task?: string;
+    /**
+     * Fixture handle whose selected-entity snapshot produced this value.
+     * Present only for `fixture_preparation`; it records WHICH pinned entity a
+     * reserved capture came from, so evidence can tie a request field back to
+     * the exact graph the resolver bound.
+     */
+    fixture_handle?: string;
+    /** Parent product handle for a scoped-pricing capture. */
+    fixture_product_handle?: string;
 }
 /**
  * Common shape every `StoryboardStepHint` member shares: the discriminator
@@ -2591,10 +2787,11 @@ export interface ContextValueRejectedHint extends StoryboardStepHintBase {
      */
     source_step_id: string;
     /**
-     * How the context key was written (`context_outputs` vs convention vs generator).
+     * How the context key was written (`context_outputs` vs convention vs
+     * generator vs fixture preparation).
      * @provenance runner
      */
-    source_kind: 'context_outputs' | 'convention' | 'generator';
+    source_kind: 'context_outputs' | 'convention' | 'generator' | 'fixture_preparation';
     /**
      * YAML response path set for `context_outputs`; absent for convention extractors and generators.
      * @provenance storyboard

package/dist/lib/testing/storyboard/types.js

@@ -50,7 +50,7 @@ const DETAILED_SKIP_TO_CANONICAL = {
   rate_limit_not_triggered: "not_applicable",
   force_scenario_unsupported: "not_applicable",
   fixture_seed_unsupported: "not_applicable",
-  fixture_unsatisfied: "not_applicable",
+  fixture_unsatisfied: "fixture_unsatisfied",
   session_probe_ungradable: "not_applicable",
   capability_unsupported: "not_applicable",
   capability_prerequisite_unavailable: "not_applicable",

package/dist/lib/testing/storyboard/types.mjs

@@ -24,7 +24,7 @@ const DETAILED_SKIP_TO_CANONICAL = {
   rate_limit_not_triggered: "not_applicable",
   force_scenario_unsupported: "not_applicable",
   fixture_seed_unsupported: "not_applicable",
-  fixture_unsatisfied: "not_applicable",
+  fixture_unsatisfied: "fixture_unsatisfied",
   session_probe_ungradable: "not_applicable",
   capability_unsupported: "not_applicable",
   capability_prerequisite_unavailable: "not_applicable",

package/dist/lib/testing/storyboard/validations.d.mts

@@ -197,7 +197,7 @@ export interface UpstreamTrafficQueryResult {
  */
 export declare function runValidations(validations: StoryboardValidation[], context: ValidationContext): ValidationResult[];
 /** Capability semver emitted in run summaries and used for advisory expiry. */
-export declare const RUNNER_CAPABILITY_VERSION = "16.1.0";
+export declare const RUNNER_CAPABILITY_VERSION = "16.3.0";
 /** True when a failed validation contributes to the owning step's grade. */
 export declare function validationFailsStep(result: ValidationResult): boolean;
 /**

package/dist/lib/testing/storyboard/validations.d.ts

@@ -197,7 +197,7 @@ export interface UpstreamTrafficQueryResult {
  */
 export declare function runValidations(validations: StoryboardValidation[], context: ValidationContext): ValidationResult[];
 /** Capability semver emitted in run summaries and used for advisory expiry. */
-export declare const RUNNER_CAPABILITY_VERSION = "16.1.0";
+export declare const RUNNER_CAPABILITY_VERSION = "16.3.0";
 /** True when a failed validation contributes to the owning step's grade. */
 export declare function validationFailsStep(result: ValidationResult): boolean;
 /**