@aglyn/aglyn 1.0.0-beta.277 → 1.0.0-beta.283

package/src/lib/app-utils/error-beacon.d.ts

@@ -205,6 +205,25 @@ export declare const AUTH_DESYNC_KIND = "auth-desync";
  * connection; a burst of them is a broken deploy, which only a rate can tell.
  */
 export declare const CHUNK_LOAD_KIND = "chunk-load";
+/**
+ * `kind` for reCAPTCHA's own `reCAPTCHA Timeout` rejection (AGL-4068).
+ *
+ * App Check's reCAPTCHA provider loads Google's script, and that script
+ * rejects a promise of its own when its iframe does not answer in time: a
+ * tab throttled in the background, a slow or blocked `gstatic.com`. No call
+ * site of ours awaits it, so it lands as an unhandled rejection whose whole
+ * stack is Google's script. App Check retries with backoff on the next token
+ * request, so the visitor's page keeps working. One of these is a slow
+ * network; a burst is App Check failing for everyone, which only a rate can
+ * tell. Two arrived on 2026-10-25 and each paged.
+ */
+export declare const RECAPTCHA_TIMEOUT_KIND = "recaptcha-timeout";
+/**
+ * reCAPTCHA's timeout, by its wording AND by a stack that is only Google's
+ * script. A message alone is not enough: one of our frames in the stack means
+ * our code chose to throw that text, and that stays reported as itself.
+ */
+export declare function isRecaptchaTimeout(error: unknown): boolean;
 /**
  * The label for a fault we RECOVER from and still want to see, or undefined.
  *

package/src/lib/app-utils/error-beacon.js

@@ -232,6 +232,33 @@ export function isBenignBrowserNotice(message) {
  * failure the reload did not cure. One of those is a visitor on a bad
  * connection; a burst of them is a broken deploy, which only a rate can tell.
  */ export const CHUNK_LOAD_KIND = 'chunk-load';
+/**
+ * `kind` for reCAPTCHA's own `reCAPTCHA Timeout` rejection (AGL-4068).
+ *
+ * App Check's reCAPTCHA provider loads Google's script, and that script
+ * rejects a promise of its own when its iframe does not answer in time: a
+ * tab throttled in the background, a slow or blocked `gstatic.com`. No call
+ * site of ours awaits it, so it lands as an unhandled rejection whose whole
+ * stack is Google's script. App Check retries with backoff on the next token
+ * request, so the visitor's page keeps working. One of these is a slow
+ * network; a burst is App Check failing for everyone, which only a rate can
+ * tell. Two arrived on 2026-10-25 and each paged.
+ */ export const RECAPTCHA_TIMEOUT_KIND = 'recaptcha-timeout';
+const RECAPTCHA_TIMEOUT_MESSAGE = /^(?:Error: )?reCAPTCHA Timeout\b/;
+/** Google's reCAPTCHA scripts, wherever the provider loads them from. */ const RECAPTCHA_SCRIPT_URL = /^https:\/\/(?:www\.)?(?:gstatic\.com|google\.com|recaptcha\.net)\/recaptcha\//;
+/**
+ * reCAPTCHA's timeout, by its wording AND by a stack that is only Google's
+ * script. A message alone is not enough: one of our frames in the stack means
+ * our code chose to throw that text, and that stays reported as itself.
+ */ export function isRecaptchaTimeout(error) {
+    const message = error == null ? void 0 : error.message;
+    if (typeof message !== 'string' || !RECAPTCHA_TIMEOUT_MESSAGE.test(message)) {
+        return false;
+    }
+    const stack = error.stack;
+    if (typeof stack !== 'string') return true;
+    return stackFrameUrls(stack).every((url)=>RECAPTCHA_SCRIPT_URL.test(url));
+}
 /**
  * The label for a fault we RECOVER from and still want to see, or undefined.
  *
@@ -243,6 +270,7 @@ export function isBenignBrowserNotice(message) {
     try {
         if (isCrossPoolDesync(error)) return AUTH_DESYNC_KIND;
         if (isStaleBuildError(error)) return CHUNK_LOAD_KIND;
+        if (isRecaptchaTimeout(error)) return RECAPTCHA_TIMEOUT_KIND;
     } catch (unused) {
     // A getter that throws leaves the event unlabeled, never unreported.
     }

package/src/lib/app-utils/error-beacon.js.map

@@ -1 +1 @@
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Nothing threw: the event\n * carries no error object and no stack, and every observer is still\n * delivered. It arrived from the Besigner on 2026-09-26 and paged. Dropped, on\n * the browser's exact wording.\n */\nconst BENIGN_BROWSER_NOTICE =\n  /^(?:Uncaught )?(?:Error: )?ResizeObserver loop (?:completed with undelivered notifications|limit exceeded)/\n\nexport function isBenignBrowserNotice(message: string): boolean {\n  return BENIGN_BROWSER_NOTICE.test(message)\n}\n\n/**\n * Whether the document is a page a visitor navigated to over the web\n * (AGL-3759).\n *\n * Only `http:` and `https:` qualify. A document at `about:blank` or\n * `about:srcdoc` is a COPY of our page: a translator extension or a site that\n * frames our markup renders it into a fresh document with no URL of its own,\n * and our scripts run there too. Next.js's app router then throws\n * `Failed to construct 'URL': Invalid URL` resolving its canonical URL against\n * `window.location.href`, which no code of ours can prevent and no visitor on\n * the real page ever sees. `file:` (a saved page) and an extension's own\n * scheme are copies in the same sense.\n *\n * A missing or unreadable location is not a web document either: nothing\n * from it can be traced to a page we serve.\n */\nexport function isWebDocument(\n  location: { protocol?: string } | null | undefined,\n): boolean {\n  try {\n    const protocol = location?.protocol\n    return protocol === 'http:' || protocol === 'https:'\n  } catch {\n    return false\n  }\n}\n\n/**\n * A rejection that says only \"this was cancelled\" (AGL-3734).\n *\n * `AbortError` is what a request rejects with when its `AbortSignal` fires —\n * a deadline we set, a component that unmounted, a search the author typed\n * past — and what the browser rejects every in-flight fetch with when the\n * document goes away under it. On 2026-10-10 one arrived from\n * `/edit-access`, the page a published site opens in a popup or a hidden\n * iframe and then CLOSES itself the moment it has its answer. The report had\n * no stack and no message past the name, so there was no call site to fix:\n * the page's own mint was already caught, and whatever else the console shell\n * had in flight was cut off by the site ending the page, which is the flow\n * working.\n *\n * Why the classifier rather than each call site: every request on every\n * console page can be the one in flight when a page is torn down, and the\n * abort is the intended outcome in every case. There is nothing a fix of ours\n * could change, and nothing in the report to locate it by.\n *\n * Narrow on purpose. Only `name === 'AbortError'`, and only for an UNHANDLED\n * REJECTION — not `TimeoutError`, which is `AbortSignal.timeout` saying a\n * deadline was MISSED (a real slowness), and not an uncaught `error` event or\n * a `reportHandledError` call, where somebody chose to report it.\n */\nexport function isAbortRejection(reason: unknown): boolean {\n  try {\n    return (\n      typeof reason === 'object' &&\n      reason !== null &&\n      (reason as { name?: unknown }).name === 'AbortError'\n    )\n  } catch {\n    // A getter that throws leaves the rejection reported, never dropped.\n    return false\n  }\n}\n\n/**\n * `kind` for Firebase's `auth/tenant-id-mismatch` — a sibling tab signed in to\n * another account pool (AGL-3280). The console recovers the tab by reloading\n * it once it is hidden and deliberately leaves the rejection unhandled so it\n * is still seen; this label is what lets it be seen by RATE instead of paging\n * on each of the several rejections one storage event raises.\n */\nexport const AUTH_DESYNC_KIND = 'auth-desync'\n\n/**\n * `kind` for a chunk the document names and the origin no longer serves\n * (AGL-3279). Every boundary reloads once for it; what still arrives is the\n * failure the reload did not cure. One of those is a visitor on a bad\n * connection; a burst of them is a broken deploy, which only a rate can tell.\n */\nexport const CHUNK_LOAD_KIND = 'chunk-load'\n\n/**\n * The label for a fault we RECOVER from and still want to see, or undefined.\n *\n * These could be ours, so unlike an injected stack they are never dropped:\n * they are written at full severity under their own `kind`, the per-entry\n * policy excludes that kind, and a rate policy watches it — the same split\n * `hydration` already has.\n */\nexport function recoveredErrorKind(error: unknown): string | undefined {\n  try {\n    if (isCrossPoolDesync(error)) return AUTH_DESYNC_KIND\n    if (isStaleBuildError(error)) return CHUNK_LOAD_KIND\n  } catch {\n    // A getter that throws leaves the event unlabeled, never unreported.\n  }\n  return undefined\n}\n\n/**\n * React's hydration-mismatch family, which a page TRANSLATOR causes and a\n * real render divergence also causes.\n *\n * These are `onRecoverableError` reports, not crashes: React has already\n * re-rendered on the client and the visitor has a working page. They arrive\n * here as uncaught errors only because React re-throws them to `reportError`.\n *\n * They are marked rather than dropped, and the distinction is the whole\n * design. Dropping would hide a real hydration regression, which is a genuine\n * and expensive bug; the entries stay in `client-errors` at full severity and\n * still group in Error Reporting. What the mark buys is that the log-match\n * policy can stop paging on a single report, while a rate-based policy on the\n * same mark still catches a systemic one.\n *\n * ⚠️ THE MARK IS NOT A VERDICT, and the one cluster this repo has measured is\n * why. Eight #418 reports arrived inside a nine-minute window on 2026-09-01,\n * on one build, and the three pages they came from were exactly the three\n * carrying a form — `/`, `/pricing` and the solutions pages reported nothing\n * in the same window, which no browser-side rewrite would respect. A placed\n * form was expanding inside its own grafted subtree, so every page carrying\n * one shipped six nested `<form>` elements; nested forms are invalid HTML, the\n * parser dropped the inner ones, and the client tree disagreed with the server\n * tree. The visible cost was a submission the route never received, because\n * the native submit came from an unhandled ancestor and the browser fell back\n * to a GET with the visitor's name, email and message in the address bar. The\n * reports stopped because the nesting was fixed, roughly a quarter of an hour\n * after the last one.\n *\n * So a rate low enough not to page is a reason to READ the entry — the page\n * it names, and whether the set of pages has a shape — never a reason to\n * assume somebody's extension.\n */\nconst HYDRATION_MINIFIED = /Minified React error #(?:418|423|425)\\b/\nconst HYDRATION_TEXT =\n  /Hydration failed because|Text content does not match server-rendered HTML|There was an error while hydrating/\n\nexport function isHydrationMismatch(message: string): boolean {\n  return HYDRATION_MINIFIED.test(message) || HYDRATION_TEXT.test(message)\n}\n\n/**\n * WHICH TRANSLATOR rewrote this page's text, read off the document, or\n * undefined when none visibly did.\n *\n * A hydration report on its own cannot say whether React disagreed with our\n * server render or with a translator that rewrote the server's text before\n * React reached it, and the two look identical in `client-errors`: the\n * minified #418, a stack inside the react-dom chunk, the page URL, nothing\n * else. aglyn.com/ carried eight of them between 2026-09-22 and 2026-10-10.\n * The visitor at 2026-10-09 22:28Z went on to sign up two minutes later with\n * Chrome Translate rewriting the console (the `<font>` crash #1342 fixed); the\n * two on 2026-09-22/23 were desktop Chrome OS in Hyderabad, while every other\n * Indian, Pakistani and Turkish home-page visit in GA that fortnight hydrated\n * without a report — so neither the build nor the time zone was the variable,\n * and the beacon had nothing to say which visitor it was.\n *\n * The signatures are the ones each translator leaves on the DOM it rewrote:\n *\n * - Chrome (and every Chromium that ships Google Translate) sets\n *   `translated-ltr` / `translated-rtl` on `<html>` and wraps each rewritten\n *   run in `<font style=\"vertical-align: inherit;\">`.\n * - Microsoft Translator (Edge) stamps `_msttexthash` / `_msthash` on every\n *   element whose text it replaced.\n * - Any translator that does the job properly rewrites `<html lang>`, which is\n *   compared against the `servedLang` the beacon read at install, before\n *   hydration began.\n *\n * Never throws: it runs inside the error handler.\n */\nexport function pageTranslationSignal(\n  doc: Document,\n  servedLang: string | null | undefined,\n): string | undefined {\n  try {\n    const root = doc.documentElement\n    if (!root) return undefined\n    if (\n      root.classList.contains('translated-ltr') ||\n      root.classList.contains('translated-rtl') ||\n      doc.querySelector('font[style*=\"vertical-align: inherit\"]')\n    ) {\n      return 'chrome'\n    }\n    if (doc.querySelector('[_msttexthash], [_msthash]')) return 'microsoft'\n    const lang = root.getAttribute('lang')\n    if (servedLang && lang && lang.toLowerCase() !== servedLang.toLowerCase()) {\n      return `lang:${clamp(lang, 16)}`\n    }\n  } catch {\n    // An unreadable document leaves the event unlabeled, never unreported.\n  }\n  return undefined\n}\n\n/**\n * A TRANSLATOR'S MARK, REMEMBERED FROM THE MOMENT IT APPEARS (AGL-3738).\n *\n * {@link pageTranslationSignal} read at the moment React reports a mismatch\n * is reading a document the translator no longer owns. React reports a\n * hydration mismatch only after it has client-rendered the root to recover,\n * and that render resets `<html>`'s attributes to the ones it rendered —\n * Chrome's `translated-ltr` class goes, `lang` returns to the served value —\n * and replaces every `<font>` wrapper and hash-stamped element with fresh\n * nodes. Measured 2026-10-12 by hydrating aglyn.com/ with a Chrome-style\n * rewrite of one heading: the report fired with `<html lang=\"en\">`, no class\n * and no `<font>` left anywhere. Six es-US #418s arrived that day on\n * aglyn.com/ and orbita-digital.aglyn.app/ (a Spanish site served as `en`);\n * one carried `lang:en` — the beacon had been installed after the translator\n * set `lang=\"es\"`, so React's reset was the only rewrite left to see, and the\n * same simulation reproduces exactly that label — and the other five carried\n * nothing. The same two pages hydrated cleanly under es-US, en-GB and ru\n * locales and time zones: nothing on them formats by the visitor's locale.\n *\n * So the mark is read when the translator LEAVES it: once at install, for a\n * translator that ran first, and then from a `MutationObserver` until one is\n * seen. A translator rewrites the page before React reaches it — that is what\n * makes it a mismatch — so its mutations are delivered before the report.\n *\n * Cheap on purpose: one observer on `<html>`'s own `class`/`lang`, and one on\n * the tree that looks only at added `<font>` elements and Microsoft's hash\n * attributes, both disconnected as soon as a mark is found. 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This is the\n * first-party alternative: `window.onerror` / `unhandledrejection` handlers\n * that batch uncaught failures to the app's own `/api/errors` route, which\n * forwards them to Google Cloud Error Reporting — a processor already on the\n * list, alerting through the GCP stack that already pages (AGL-1502).\n *\n * Design constraints, in order:\n *\n * - **It must never become the outage.** Everything is wrapped; a failure to\n *   report is silence, not a thrown error. Batches are capped per page so an\n *   error thrown in a loop cannot DDoS our own API — after `maxPerPage`\n *   events the beacon disarms for the rest of the pageview.\n * - **No PII.** URLs are scrubbed to origin + pathname (query strings and\n *   fragments carry tokens and search terms), no user id, no cookies —\n *   the payload is the error text and where in the CODE it happened.\n *   Cross-origin scripts surface as the browser's opaque \"Script error.\"\n *   with no stack; those are dropped since they cannot be acted on.\n * - **Dedupe.** One page throwing the same error on every frame reports it\n *   once.\n *\n * Framework-free on purpose: the console mounts it from its root layout, the\n * tenant runtime from its own, and neither needs React here. Deliberately NO\n * 'use client' directive — inside this shared lib the directive forks the\n * module graph (AGL-52); every importer is already a client module.\n */\n\nimport { browserFamily, type BrowserFamily } from './browser-family'\nimport { isCrossPoolDesync } from './cross-pool-desync'\nimport { isForeignScriptUrl, stackFrameUrls } from './foreign-script'\nimport { isStaleBuildError, recoverStaleBuildRejection } from './stale-build-error'\n\nexport interface ErrorBeaconEvent {\n  /**\n   * Which handler caught it — 'error' | 'unhandledrejection' — or the\n   * family it was labeled with: 'hydration', {@link AUTH_DESYNC_KIND},\n   * {@link CHUNK_LOAD_KIND}, or a caller's own kind for a handled error.\n   * Lands at `jsonPayload.kind`, where the alert policies filter on it.\n   */\n  kind: string\n  /** Error message, clamped. */\n  message: string\n  /** Stack trace when the thrown value carried one, clamped. */\n  stack?: string\n  /** Script URL for stackless `window.onerror` events, scrubbed. */\n  source?: string\n  line?: number\n  col?: number\n  /** Page URL, scrubbed to origin + pathname. */\n  url: string\n  /**\n   * On a `hydration` event from builds before AGL-3738 only: the page\n   * translator whose rewrite was visible in the document when React gave up\n   * — see {@link pageTranslationSignal}. Today's beacon drops a mismatch on a\n   * translated page instead of sending it, so the field stays only for what\n   * older tabs still report.\n   */\n  translated?: string\n  /** On a `hydration` event only: `navigator.language`, clamped. */\n  language?: string\n  /**\n   * On every event: the coarse browser family — one of seven, see\n   * {@link browserFamily} (AGL-3732). Never the user agent, never a version.\n   * Stamped by the queue, so a caller never sets it.\n   */\n  browser?: BrowserFamily\n}\n\nexport interface ErrorBeaconOptions {\n  /** POST target; same-origin. Default `/api/errors`. */\n  endpoint?: string\n  /** 0..1 — fraction of pageviews that report at all. Default 1. */\n  sampleRate?: number\n  /** Max events reported per pageview before the beacon disarms. */\n  maxPerPage?: number\n}\n\nconst MAX_MESSAGE = 1_024\nconst MAX_STACK = 8_192\nconst FLUSH_DELAY_MS = 2_000\n\n/** Origin + pathname only — query strings and fragments never leave. */\nfunction scrubUrl(raw: string | null | undefined): string {\n  if (!raw) return ''\n  try {\n    const url = new URL(String(raw), window.location.href)\n    return `${url.origin}${url.pathname}`\n  } catch {\n    return ''\n  }\n}\n\nfunction clamp(value: unknown, max: number): string {\n  return String(value ?? '').slice(0, max)\n}\n\n/**\n * Was this thrown by a script somebody ELSE evaluated into our page?\n *\n * Three tells, all read off the frames' positions and none off a function\n * name — a name would be a denylist needing a new entry per vendor.\n *\n * **Every frame is the DOCUMENT.** Measured 2026-09-02 (AGL-2523) on\n * aglyn.com/pricing, reported as an error of ours:\n *\n *     sendDataToNative@https://aglyn.com/pricing:1:1325\n *     sendPageHideMessage@https://aglyn.com/pricing:1:4139\n *     @https://aglyn.com/pricing:1:6257\n *\n * `sendDataToNative` is the Meta in-app browser's native bridge, injected by\n * the Facebook/Instagram webview. In WebKit's format the code was evaluated\n * inline, so every frame is the document rather than a script we served.\n *\n * **Every frame is under a FOREIGN scheme.** Measured 2026-09-10 (AGL-2786) on\n * aglyn.com, the same bridge in the Android webview:\n *\n *     at sendDataToNative (iabjs://navigation_performance_logger_android:1:10632)\n *\n * That webview names its scripts under its own `iabjs://` scheme, and\n * extensions do the same under theirs — see `FOREIGN_SCRIPT_SCHEMES`.\n *\n * **Every frame is a script with NO URL** (AGL-3423). Measured on the\n * sign-up page and on aglyn.com/solutions/agencies:\n *\n *     at eval (<anonymous>)\n *     at predicate (eval at evaluate (:234:30), <anonymous>:11:37)\n *\n *     at <anonymous>:1:54\n *     at <anonymous>:1:64\n *\n * An automation driver's `evaluate` and a snippet pasted into devtools. Every\n * script we serve has a URL — a chunk, a CDN asset, or the document for an\n * inline one — so a frame whose position is `<anonymous>:line:col`, or code\n * `eval`'d by such a frame, was not served by us. See\n * {@link anonymousScriptFrameCount} for exactly which frames count.\n *\n * ⚑ Deliberately `every`, and deliberately compared against the document\n * rather than against our asset path. A rule like \"no frame under\n * `/_next/static/`\" would delete EVERY error from a self-hosted deployment\n * that serves its assets from a CDN, because none of its frames would match.\n * Comparing to the document cannot fail that way: a CDN frame is not the\n * document either, so it keeps the report.\n *\n * A stack may mix the tells frame by frame. Nothing we ship can be fixed in\n * response to any of them, which is the same test the opaque `Script error.`\n * cut already applies.\n *\n * The cost is honest and small: a throw from one of our own inline\n * bootstrap scripts looks the same and is dropped with it. That trade buys a\n * rule that needs no maintenance as new webviews and extensions appear.\n */\nexport function isInjectedThirdPartyFrame(\n  stack: string,\n  documentUrl: string,\n): boolean {\n  const urls = stackFrameUrls(stack)\n  // No frames parsed is not evidence of anything — keep the report. A stack\n  // with neither a URL nor an anonymous-script frame is exactly that: an\n  // empty frame list must never read as \"every frame is injected\".\n  if (!urls.length && !anonymousScriptFrameCount(stack)) return false\n  // Anonymous frames need no test of their own — they are injected by\n  // definition — so `every` over the URLs is `every` over the whole stack.\n  // One URL of ours, even as the origin of an `eval`, keeps the report.\n  return urls.every(\n    (url) => isForeignScriptUrl(url) || scrubUrl(url) === documentUrl,\n  )\n}\n\n/** A frame line, in V8's `at …` format or WebKit/Firefox's `fn@location`. */\nconst STACK_FRAME_LINE = /^\\s*at\\s|@/\n\n/**\n * A position in a script that has no URL.\n *\n * - `<anonymous>:line:col` — V8's name for such a script, both for a top-level\n *   snippet and as the position of code run through `eval`/`new Function`.\n * - `eval at …` — V8's origin of `eval`'d code. When OUR script ran the eval\n *   its URL is inside this origin, `stackFrameUrls` reads it, and the report\n *   is kept; that is how the marketing plugin's `runJs` step stays reported.\n * - `debugger eval code:line:col` — Firefox's devtools console, in the\n *   `fn@location` format WebKit also uses.\n *\n * ⚑ A BARE `(<anonymous>)` with no line and column is NOT one of these. It is\n * how V8 prints a builtin — `at Array.forEach (<anonymous>)`,\n * `at JSON.parse (<anonymous>)` — and a builtin is called by whoever called\n * it, including us.\n */\nconst ANONYMOUS_SCRIPT_POSITION =\n  /<anonymous>:\\d+:\\d+|\\beval at\\s|\\bdebugger eval code:\\d+:\\d+/\n\n/** How many frames of this stack are in a script with no URL at all. */\nexport function anonymousScriptFrameCount(stack: string): number {\n  let count = 0\n  for (const line of stack.split('\\n')) {\n    if (STACK_FRAME_LINE.test(line) && ANONYMOUS_SCRIPT_POSITION.test(line)) {\n      count += 1\n    }\n  }\n  return count\n}\n\n/**\n * Browser notices that are not failures, and that no fix of ours could act on.\n *\n * `ResizeObserver loop completed with undelivered notifications` (and its older\n * wording, `ResizeObserver loop limit exceeded`) is the browser saying it\n * deferred some resize callbacks to the next frame. Nothing threw: the event\n * carries no error object and no stack, and every observer is still\n * delivered. It arrived from the Besigner on 2026-09-26 and paged. Dropped, on\n * the browser's exact wording.\n */\nconst BENIGN_BROWSER_NOTICE =\n  /^(?:Uncaught )?(?:Error: )?ResizeObserver loop (?:completed with undelivered notifications|limit exceeded)/\n\nexport function isBenignBrowserNotice(message: string): boolean {\n  return BENIGN_BROWSER_NOTICE.test(message)\n}\n\n/**\n * Whether the document is a page a visitor navigated to over the web\n * (AGL-3759).\n *\n * Only `http:` and `https:` qualify. A document at `about:blank` or\n * `about:srcdoc` is a COPY of our page: a translator extension or a site that\n * frames our markup renders it into a fresh document with no URL of its own,\n * and our scripts run there too. Next.js's app router then throws\n * `Failed to construct 'URL': Invalid URL` resolving its canonical URL against\n * `window.location.href`, which no code of ours can prevent and no visitor on\n * the real page ever sees. `file:` (a saved page) and an extension's own\n * scheme are copies in the same sense.\n *\n * A missing or unreadable location is not a web document either: nothing\n * from it can be traced to a page we serve.\n */\nexport function isWebDocument(\n  location: { protocol?: string } | null | undefined,\n): boolean {\n  try {\n    const protocol = location?.protocol\n    return protocol === 'http:' || protocol === 'https:'\n  } catch {\n    return false\n  }\n}\n\n/**\n * A rejection that says only \"this was cancelled\" (AGL-3734).\n *\n * `AbortError` is what a request rejects with when its `AbortSignal` fires —\n * a deadline we set, a component that unmounted, a search the author typed\n * past — and what the browser rejects every in-flight fetch with when the\n * document goes away under it. On 2026-10-10 one arrived from\n * `/edit-access`, the page a published site opens in a popup or a hidden\n * iframe and then CLOSES itself the moment it has its answer. The report had\n * no stack and no message past the name, so there was no call site to fix:\n * the page's own mint was already caught, and whatever else the console shell\n * had in flight was cut off by the site ending the page, which is the flow\n * working.\n *\n * Why the classifier rather than each call site: every request on every\n * console page can be the one in flight when a page is torn down, and the\n * abort is the intended outcome in every case. There is nothing a fix of ours\n * could change, and nothing in the report to locate it by.\n *\n * Narrow on purpose. Only `name === 'AbortError'`, and only for an UNHANDLED\n * REJECTION — not `TimeoutError`, which is `AbortSignal.timeout` saying a\n * deadline was MISSED (a real slowness), and not an uncaught `error` event or\n * a `reportHandledError` call, where somebody chose to report it.\n */\nexport function isAbortRejection(reason: unknown): boolean {\n  try {\n    return (\n      typeof reason === 'object' &&\n      reason !== null &&\n      (reason as { name?: unknown }).name === 'AbortError'\n    )\n  } catch {\n    // A getter that throws leaves the rejection reported, never dropped.\n    return false\n  }\n}\n\n/**\n * `kind` for Firebase's `auth/tenant-id-mismatch` — a sibling tab signed in to\n * another account pool (AGL-3280). The console recovers the tab by reloading\n * it once it is hidden and deliberately leaves the rejection unhandled so it\n * is still seen; this label is what lets it be seen by RATE instead of paging\n * on each of the several rejections one storage event raises.\n */\nexport const AUTH_DESYNC_KIND = 'auth-desync'\n\n/**\n * `kind` for a chunk the document names and the origin no longer serves\n * (AGL-3279). Every boundary reloads once for it; what still arrives is the\n * failure the reload did not cure. One of those is a visitor on a bad\n * connection; a burst of them is a broken deploy, which only a rate can tell.\n */\nexport const CHUNK_LOAD_KIND = 'chunk-load'\n\n/**\n * `kind` for reCAPTCHA's own `reCAPTCHA Timeout` rejection (AGL-4068).\n *\n * App Check's reCAPTCHA provider loads Google's script, and that script\n * rejects a promise of its own when its iframe does not answer in time: a\n * tab throttled in the background, a slow or blocked `gstatic.com`. No call\n * site of ours awaits it, so it lands as an unhandled rejection whose whole\n * stack is Google's script. App Check retries with backoff on the next token\n * request, so the visitor's page keeps working. One of these is a slow\n * network; a burst is App Check failing for everyone, which only a rate can\n * tell. Two arrived on 2026-10-25 and each paged.\n */\nexport const RECAPTCHA_TIMEOUT_KIND = 'recaptcha-timeout'\n\nconst RECAPTCHA_TIMEOUT_MESSAGE = /^(?:Error: )?reCAPTCHA Timeout\\b/\n\n/** Google's reCAPTCHA scripts, wherever the provider loads them from. */\nconst RECAPTCHA_SCRIPT_URL =\n  /^https:\\/\\/(?:www\\.)?(?:gstatic\\.com|google\\.com|recaptcha\\.net)\\/recaptcha\\//\n\n/**\n * reCAPTCHA's timeout, by its wording AND by a stack that is only Google's\n * script. A message alone is not enough: one of our frames in the stack means\n * our code chose to throw that text, and that stays reported as itself.\n */\nexport function isRecaptchaTimeout(error: unknown): boolean {\n  const message = (error as { message?: unknown } | null)?.message\n  if (typeof message !== 'string' || !RECAPTCHA_TIMEOUT_MESSAGE.test(message)) {\n    return false\n  }\n  const stack = (error as { stack?: unknown }).stack\n  if (typeof stack !== 'string') return true\n  return stackFrameUrls(stack).every((url) => RECAPTCHA_SCRIPT_URL.test(url))\n}\n\n/**\n * The label for a fault we RECOVER from and still want to see, or undefined.\n *\n * These could be ours, so unlike an injected stack they are never dropped:\n * they are written at full severity under their own `kind`, the per-entry\n * policy excludes that kind, and a rate policy watches it — the same split\n * `hydration` already has.\n */\nexport function recoveredErrorKind(error: unknown): string | undefined {\n  try {\n    if (isCrossPoolDesync(error)) return AUTH_DESYNC_KIND\n    if (isStaleBuildError(error)) return CHUNK_LOAD_KIND\n    if (isRecaptchaTimeout(error)) return RECAPTCHA_TIMEOUT_KIND\n  } catch {\n    // A getter that throws leaves the event unlabeled, never unreported.\n  }\n  return undefined\n}\n\n/**\n * React's hydration-mismatch family, which a page TRANSLATOR causes and a\n * real render divergence also causes.\n *\n * These are `onRecoverableError` reports, not crashes: React has already\n * re-rendered on the client and the visitor has a working page. They arrive\n * here as uncaught errors only because React re-throws them to `reportError`.\n *\n * They are marked rather than dropped, and the distinction is the whole\n * design. Dropping would hide a real hydration regression, which is a genuine\n * and expensive bug; the entries stay in `client-errors` at full severity and\n * still group in Error Reporting. What the mark buys is that the log-match\n * policy can stop paging on a single report, while a rate-based policy on the\n * same mark still catches a systemic one.\n *\n * ⚠️ THE MARK IS NOT A VERDICT, and the one cluster this repo has measured is\n * why. Eight #418 reports arrived inside a nine-minute window on 2026-09-01,\n * on one build, and the three pages they came from were exactly the three\n * carrying a form — `/`, `/pricing` and the solutions pages reported nothing\n * in the same window, which no browser-side rewrite would respect. A placed\n * form was expanding inside its own grafted subtree, so every page carrying\n * one shipped six nested `<form>` elements; nested forms are invalid HTML, the\n * parser dropped the inner ones, and the client tree disagreed with the server\n * tree. The visible cost was a submission the route never received, because\n * the native submit came from an unhandled ancestor and the browser fell back\n * to a GET with the visitor's name, email and message in the address bar. The\n * reports stopped because the nesting was fixed, roughly a quarter of an hour\n * after the last one.\n *\n * So a rate low enough not to page is a reason to READ the entry — the page\n * it names, and whether the set of pages has a shape — never a reason to\n * assume somebody's extension.\n */\nconst HYDRATION_MINIFIED = /Minified React error #(?:418|423|425)\\b/\nconst HYDRATION_TEXT =\n  /Hydration failed because|Text content does not match server-rendered HTML|There was an error while hydrating/\n\nexport function isHydrationMismatch(message: string): boolean {\n  return HYDRATION_MINIFIED.test(message) || HYDRATION_TEXT.test(message)\n}\n\n/**\n * WHICH TRANSLATOR rewrote this page's text, read off the document, or\n * undefined when none visibly did.\n *\n * A hydration report on its own cannot say whether React disagreed with our\n * server render or with a translator that rewrote the server's text before\n * React reached it, and the two look identical in `client-errors`: the\n * minified #418, a stack inside the react-dom chunk, the page URL, nothing\n * else. aglyn.com/ carried eight of them between 2026-09-22 and 2026-10-10.\n * The visitor at 2026-10-09 22:28Z went on to sign up two minutes later with\n * Chrome Translate rewriting the console (the `<font>` crash #1342 fixed); the\n * two on 2026-09-22/23 were desktop Chrome OS in Hyderabad, while every other\n * Indian, Pakistani and Turkish home-page visit in GA that fortnight hydrated\n * without a report — so neither the build nor the time zone was the variable,\n * and the beacon had nothing to say which visitor it was.\n *\n * The signatures are the ones each translator leaves on the DOM it rewrote:\n *\n * - Chrome (and every Chromium that ships Google Translate) sets\n *   `translated-ltr` / `translated-rtl` on `<html>` and wraps each rewritten\n *   run in `<font style=\"vertical-align: inherit;\">`.\n * - Microsoft Translator (Edge) stamps `_msttexthash` / `_msthash` on every\n *   element whose text it replaced.\n * - Any translator that does the job properly rewrites `<html lang>`, which is\n *   compared against the `servedLang` the beacon read at install, before\n *   hydration began.\n *\n * Never throws: it runs inside the error handler.\n */\nexport function pageTranslationSignal(\n  doc: Document,\n  servedLang: string | null | undefined,\n): string | undefined {\n  try {\n    const root = doc.documentElement\n    if (!root) return undefined\n    if (\n      root.classList.contains('translated-ltr') ||\n      root.classList.contains('translated-rtl') ||\n      doc.querySelector('font[style*=\"vertical-align: inherit\"]')\n    ) {\n      return 'chrome'\n    }\n    if (doc.querySelector('[_msttexthash], [_msthash]')) return 'microsoft'\n    const lang = root.getAttribute('lang')\n    if (servedLang && lang && lang.toLowerCase() !== servedLang.toLowerCase()) {\n      return `lang:${clamp(lang, 16)}`\n    }\n  } catch {\n    // An unreadable document leaves the event unlabeled, never unreported.\n  }\n  return undefined\n}\n\n/**\n * A TRANSLATOR'S MARK, REMEMBERED FROM THE MOMENT IT APPEARS (AGL-3738).\n *\n * {@link pageTranslationSignal} read at the moment React reports a mismatch\n * is reading a document the translator no longer owns. React reports a\n * hydration mismatch only after it has client-rendered the root to recover,\n * and that render resets `<html>`'s attributes to the ones it rendered —\n * Chrome's `translated-ltr` class goes, `lang` returns to the served value —\n * and replaces every `<font>` wrapper and hash-stamped element with fresh\n * nodes. Measured 2026-10-12 by hydrating aglyn.com/ with a Chrome-style\n * rewrite of one heading: the report fired with `<html lang=\"en\">`, no class\n * and no `<font>` left anywhere. Six es-US #418s arrived that day on\n * aglyn.com/ and orbita-digital.aglyn.app/ (a Spanish site served as `en`);\n * one carried `lang:en` — the beacon had been installed after the translator\n * set `lang=\"es\"`, so React's reset was the only rewrite left to see, and the\n * same simulation reproduces exactly that label — and the other five carried\n * nothing. The same two pages hydrated cleanly under es-US, en-GB and ru\n * locales and time zones: nothing on them formats by the visitor's locale.\n *\n * So the mark is read when the translator LEAVES it: once at install, for a\n * translator that ran first, and then from a `MutationObserver` until one is\n * seen. A translator rewrites the page before React reaches it — that is what\n * makes it a mismatch — so its mutations are delivered before the report.\n *\n * Cheap on purpose: one observer on `<html>`'s own `class`/`lang`, and one on\n * the tree that looks only at added `<font>` elements and Microsoft's hash\n * attributes, both disconnected as soon as a mark is found. Never throws, and\n * a browser without `MutationObserver` gets the read-at-report behavior.\n */\nexport function watchPageTranslation(\n  doc: Document,\n  servedLang: string | null | undefined,\n): () => string | undefined {\n  let seen = pageTranslationSignal(doc, servedLang)\n  const observers: MutationObserver[] = []\n\n  const stop = () => {\n    for (const observer of observers.splice(0)) observer.disconnect()\n  }\n\n  const inspect = (records: MutationRecord[]) => {\n    if (seen) return\n    let relevant = false\n    for (const record of records) {\n      if (record.type === 'attributes') {\n        relevant = true\n        break\n      }\n      for (const node of Array.from(record.addedNodes)) {\n        if (node.nodeName === 'FONT') {\n          relevant = true\n          break\n        }\n      }\n      if (relevant) break\n    }\n    if (!relevant) return\n    seen = pageTranslationSignal(doc, servedLang)\n    if (seen) stop()\n  }\n\n  try {\n    const root = doc.documentElement\n    if (!seen && root && typeof MutationObserver === 'function') {\n      const onRoot = new MutationObserver(inspect)\n      onRoot.observe(root, { attributes: true, attributeFilter: ['class', 'lang'] })\n      const onTree = new MutationObserver(inspect)\n      onTree.observe(root, {\n        childList: true,\n        subtree: true,\n        attributes: true,\n        attributeFilter: ['_msttexthash', '_msthash'],\n      })\n      observers.push(onRoot, onTree)\n    }\n  } catch {\n    // No observer: the report falls back to reading the document as it is.\n  }\n\n  return () => {\n    try {\n      // A rewrite in the same task as the report has not been delivered yet.\n      for (const observer of observers) inspect(observer.takeRecords())\n      return seen ?? pageTranslationSignal(doc, servedLang)\n    } catch {\n      return undefined\n    }\n  }\n}\n\n/**\n * WHAT A REJECTED PROMISE ACTUALLY CARRIED (AGL-3279).\n *\n * `unhandledrejection` hands over whatever was passed to `reject`, and only\n * an `Error` brings a message and a stack. A rejection with anything else —\n * an API's `{ code, message }` object, a `DOMException` from an aborted\n * fetch, a bare string, a `Response` — used to be reported as the literal\n * words \"Unhandled promise rejection\" with no stack and no other field,\n * which names the handler rather than the failure. One such report arrived\n * on 2026-09-21 from the Besigner editor and there is nothing in it to act\n * on: no message, no stack, no code, nothing but the page.\n *\n * So the value is DESCRIBED rather than defaulted. In order of how much a\n * reader can do with it: the error's own message; a string as itself; a\n * `name`/`code`/`message` shape assembled from whatever of those it has —\n * the shape every Firebase, DOM and fetch rejection takes; the value's own\n * `toString` when it says more than `[object Object]`; and last its own\n * keys, which at least name what kind of thing rejected.\n *\n * Nothing here may throw: a getter on the reason can, `toString` can, and\n * a describer that throws inside the rejection handler loses the report it\n * was called to improve.\n */\nexport function describeRejectionReason(reason: unknown): string {\n  try {\n    if (reason instanceof Error && reason.message) return reason.message\n    if (typeof reason === 'string') return reason\n    if (reason === null || reason === undefined) {\n      return `Unhandled promise rejection (${String(reason)})`\n    }\n    if (typeof reason !== 'object') {\n      return `Unhandled promise rejection (${typeof reason}: ${String(reason)})`\n    }\n    const shape = reason as Record<string, unknown>\n    const named = [\n      shape['name'] ?? shape['code'] ?? '',\n      shape['message'] ?? shape['statusText'] ?? '',\n    ]\n      .map((part) => String(part ?? '').trim())\n      .filter(Boolean)\n    if (named.length) return named.join(': ')\n    const printed = String(reason)\n    if (printed && printed !== '[object Object]') return printed\n    const keys = Object.keys(shape).slice(0, 12).join(', ')\n    return keys\n      ? `Unhandled promise rejection (object with ${keys})`\n      : 'Unhandled promise rejection (empty object)'\n  } catch {\n    return 'Unhandled promise rejection (undescribable)'\n  }\n}\n\n/**\n * How many frames a thrown error keeps, on a pageview that reports (AGL-3423).\n *\n * V8 keeps ten by default, and ten is not enough to find where a render loop\n * STARTED. The Besigner's one React #185 report (2026-09-24) was a\n * react-final-form field's `setState` inside final-form's `notify` loop, and\n * every one of its ten frames was inside those two libraries: the component\n * whose update fed the loop was cut off below them. Fifty reaches past a\n * form library's own frames to ours, and still fits the {@link MAX_STACK}\n * clamp at the length a minified frame line has.\n */\nexport const BEACON_STACK_TRACE_LIMIT = 50\n\n/**\n * Raises the engine's frame limit to `limit`, never lowers it. V8 and\n * JavaScriptCore read `Error.stackTraceLimit`; an engine that does not has no\n * such number, and is left without one rather than handed a property it\n * ignores. 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package/src/lib/app-utils/health-report.d.ts

@@ -1493,8 +1493,9 @@ export interface ScheduledJob {
 /**
  * THE INVENTORY.
  *
- * Five GitHub Actions schedules (`.github/workflows/scheduled-crons.yml`) —
- * the weekly jobs, for which hours of drift cost nothing — and the rows
+ * Six GitHub Actions schedules (`.github/workflows/scheduled-crons.yml`) —
+ * the weekly jobs and the daily Site Care reconciliation, for which hours of
+ * drift cost nothing — and the rows
  * driven by Cloud Scheduler out of
  * `cloud/functions/src/index.ts`: `pluginJobsBeat` and `consoleAiJobsBeat`
  * (every minute), the routes the `consoleFastCrons` job carries every

package/src/lib/app-utils/health-report.js

@@ -1392,8 +1392,9 @@ export function meteredPricingHealth(facts, ms) {
 /**
  * THE INVENTORY.
  *
- * Five GitHub Actions schedules (`.github/workflows/scheduled-crons.yml`) —
- * the weekly jobs, for which hours of drift cost nothing — and the rows
+ * Six GitHub Actions schedules (`.github/workflows/scheduled-crons.yml`) —
+ * the weekly jobs and the daily Site Care reconciliation, for which hours of
+ * drift cost nothing — and the rows
  * driven by Cloud Scheduler out of
  * `cloud/functions/src/index.ts`: `pluginJobsBeat` and `consoleAiJobsBeat`
  * (every minute), the routes the `consoleFastCrons` job carries every
@@ -1625,6 +1626,25 @@ export function meteredPricingHealth(facts, ms) {
         graceMinutes: 1440,
         drives: 'Reports documents with no visibleTo — invisible to every site-scoped read (AGL-1478). Detect-only by construction, so it has no output whose age could stand in for this mark.'
     },
+    {
+        id: 'site-care-reconcile',
+        label: 'Site Care reconciliation',
+        cron: '15 14 * * *',
+        runner: 'github-actions',
+        target: '/api/admin/site-care/reconcile',
+        // TWELVE HOURS, measured rather than borrowed (AGL-4030). The route
+        // stamps its beat at the start of the POST, so the only lateness this
+        // row has to absorb is GitHub's dispatch. From 2026-10-20 it fired every
+        // day, three to four and a half hours late (17:25Z to 18:36Z for 14:15Z),
+        // and this workflow's own history is worse on Mondays: the 13:00 daily
+        // digest landed 8h32m late on 2026-10-12 and a 07:30 weekly 9h22m late
+        // the same morning. The old six-hour daily grace would have gone red on
+        // those days with nothing wrong. Twelve hours clears the worst dispatch
+        // seen by more than two and a half hours, and a dropped day still reads
+        // `job-silent` from 02:15Z the next morning until the next run lands.
+        graceMinutes: 720,
+        drives: 'Compares each Site Care month total and each pending extra-time charge against Stripe every day (AGL-3959). If it stops, a difference between what was billed and what Stripe holds is never found, and staff are never told about the drift.'
+    },
     {
         id: 'campaigns-process-scheduled',
         label: 'Scheduled email campaigns',