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+ # Changelog
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+
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+ All notable changes to `@intyga/verify` are documented here. The format follows
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+ [Keep a Changelog](https://keepachangelog.com/en/1.1.0/); versions follow [SemVer](https://semver.org/).
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+
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+ ## [Unreleased]
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+
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+ ## [1.0.0]
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+
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+ - Packaging: disable source maps in the workspace build and clean old output before compiling,
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+ matching the standalone build and the tarball's build-output-only contract.
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+
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+ - Verify profile-carried WebAuthn audit signatures with caller-trusted signer keys, origin and RP ID.
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+ Report explicit per-event signature status and key trust; add strict signature acceptance for
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+ single and bulk evidence. Audit signature checks do not replace full approval-receipt verification.
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+
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+ - **DIV/DEWP 1.0 pre-release correction (2026-09-27 review L15-L19, I7, I8):** signed timestamps
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+ are parsed under one strict RFC 3339 grammar (four-digit year, uppercase `T`/`Z`, seconds, a 1-9
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+ digit fraction, `Z` or `±hh:mm`, a date that exists, no leap second) instead of bare `Date.parse`,
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+ which accepted date-only and zone-less values and rolled 30 February into March. `stableStringify`
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+ refuses a string with an unpaired surrogate (`NonCanonicalValue`) instead of escaping it (DIV §4.1).
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+ A WebAuthn `topOrigin` differing from `origin` is refused like `crossOrigin: true`.
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+ `verifyPlatformReceipt` requires user verification even when `requireUserVerification: false` is
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+ passed (DIV §5c.3). A key mapped to two DIDs counts once toward a quorum (DIV §4.4.6). A malformed
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+ trust anchor (`approvers: {}`) refuses instead of throwing; `agentReceiptDigest` projects an absent
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+ witness field to `null` and the chain verifiers refuse rather than throw. RSA-PSS anchors require a
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+ 32-byte salt and a 2048-bit modulus, and `signAnchor` now signs with a 32-byte salt (**breaking**
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+ for RSA-PSS anchors signed with the maximum salt). Divergence evidence is held to the quorum's
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+ seq-range and witness-time rules, and a Rekor entry establishes divergence only under pinned
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+ submitter keys. Pinned in all five languages by the `verifierInputHardening` parity vectors; no canonical bytes change for valid input.
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+ - **DIV 1.0 pre-release correction (H1):** add `expected.requirement` (`RequirementFloor`:
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+ `requiredApprovals`, optional `requesterCannotApprove` / `requireHardwareKey`) to
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+ `verifyApprovalReceipt`, `verifyDelegation`, `verifyAgentAuthority` and the `agentAuthorityChain`
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+ links, and export `WEAKER_REQUIREMENT_REASON`. The signed `requirement` is authored by the signers,
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+ so one approver (possibly the requester) could self-compose a 1-of-1 receipt for a 3-of-3 four-eyes
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+ action and it verified. A weaker signed requirement is now refused before any signature is counted
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+ when the caller supplies its own rule (DIV §5 step 3d), on approval, offline, delegation and
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+ agent-authority verification; the reason starts "signed requirement is weaker than the relying
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+ party's policy". Omitting the floor keeps the previous behaviour, which proves only the quorum the
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+ signers stated. No signed byte changes; shared parity vectors pin it in all five languages.
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+ - **DEWP evidence verification (1.0 pre-release correction, Sep 2026):** an entry that carries a
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+ canonical preimage reads `tenantSeq` only from it (`null` ⇒ no counter) and fails when its
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+ redaction record's counter disagrees; a tenant-bound entry fails in a bundle that declares no (or
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+ another) tenant; a preimage under an unknown profile fails the bundle; a repeated leaf or `seq`, or
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+ leaf counts inconsistent with each other or the checkpoint's `entryCount`, fail; a checkpoint with
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+ no `chainHash`/`anchoredAt` is never anchored. New `trustedCheckpoints` (evidence) and
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+ `trustedCheckpoint` (single proof) options take caller-held roots-file records: a contradicting
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+ bundle checkpoint fails and anchors are held to the record; a single proof counts a Rekor/TSA anchor
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+ only against one. `isWellFormedAnchor` requires `algorithm` ∈ ES256/Ed25519/RSA-PSS. Pinned in all
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+ five languages by the `dewpEvidenceHardening` parity vectors.
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+ - **DIV 1.0 pre-release correction (PK-11):** under a signed `requireHardwareKey`, a WEBAUTHN witness
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+ whose signed authenticatorData carries the Backup Eligible or Backup State flag no longer counts
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+ toward the quorum (DIV §4.4.5 rule 6) — a relying party now catches an issuer that let a synced
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+ passkey sign a hardware-pinned action. No signed byte changes; shared parity vectors pin it in all
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+ five languages.
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+ - Add `verifyWebAuthnWitness(witness, expectation)`: the DIV §4.4.5 checks on ONE WebAuthn assertion
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+ (payload binding, origin, RP ID, UP/UV, crossOrigin, signature under a caller-supplied COSE or SPKI
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+ P-256 key) without a receipt around it — for re-verifying a single stored witness. It is the same
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+ implementation every receipt verifier runs, not a copy, and it enforces no quorum, window or policy.
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+ - **Breaking (DEWP 1.0 pre-release correction):** the anchored preimage is now
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+ `[dailyRoot, timestamp, issuer, algorithm, seqStart, seqEnd, chainHash]`; anchors lacking the
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+ position fields never verify. External witness times (Rekor `integratedTime`, TSA `genTime`) must
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+ fall within `maxAnchorLagSeconds` (default 86400) after — or 300 s before — the checkpoint's claimed
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+ time; anchors must match the checkpoint's seq range, chain hash and `anchoredAt`; evidence-bundle
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+ chain hashes are recomputed; verdicts expose per-issuer witness times; an optional pinned Rekor
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+ submitter key is enforced. A supplied root is reported as `rootSource: "caller-supplied"` (was
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+ `"independent"`).
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+ - A non-empty `allowedAaguids` is refused exactly like `requireHardwareKey`: bare-key witnesses do not
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+ count and offline proofs are rejected (DIV §4.3.2/§5a.3).
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+
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+ - Add optional OpenSSL 3 RFC 3161 verification with issuer-specific certificate pins, offline CRL policy, shared cross-language vectors and quorum/divergence integration.
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+ - Enforce DIV §5 identity trust for multi-approver quorums; preserve DIV §4.4.2 ES256
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+ compatibility for absent/null/unknown witness labels, while refusing AUTO_APPROVED witnesses.
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+ - Validate DEWP protocol, version and declared hash/serialization/Merkle algorithms before
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+ accepting proof or evidence bundles. Legacy numeric revisions 1/2 remain supported without
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+ a protocol declaration. Shared cross-language fixtures cover these contracts.
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+
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+ - Packaging: the published type entry is `dist/index.d.ts` (and `dist/approval-policy.d.ts` for
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+ the subpath) instead of the raw `src/*.ts`. Pointing `types` at source made every consumer compile
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+ this package under THEIR `tsconfig`: on `lib` below ES2022 that produced TS2550 on `Object.hasOwn`
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+ and `Array.at` from inside the package, unfixable from the consumer side because `skipLibCheck`
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+ only skips `.d.ts` files. `engines.node` is `>=18`, and a Node-18-targeted `lib` is exactly the
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+ case that broke.
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+ - Packaging: the tarball is `dist` only — no `src`, no tests, no vectors, no source maps (24 files,
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+ 82.6 kB, down from 62 and 245 kB). The source shipped alongside the build could not verify it:
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+ no `tsconfig.json` ships, so nobody could rebuild `dist` from it and compare, which made it an
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+ audit artifact that bound nothing. The source, the vectors and a CI run of the full suite are in
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+ the public repository, tagged at each released version; what binds a released tarball to that tag
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+ is the passkey-signed approval receipt over its sha256, not a copy of the source. No runtime or
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+ canonical-byte change.
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+ - **Wire format: DIV v1 agent intents now sign `action`, `agent`, `session`, `nbf`, and `exp` instead of ordinary `expiresAt`; `div-agent-authority` requires `parentReceiptHash` (null for a root).** Older §5b seals lacking that key cannot verify under this pre-release profile and must be re-sealed. All canonical producers, five verifier ports and vectors must move together; the ordinary HUMAN/SERVICE intent keeps `expiresAt`.
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+ - The shared approval-policy resolver supports internal tenant policy version 3: one `*` baseline, exact case-sensitive
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+ action IDs, at most one rule per ID, and an explicit unknown-action choice. This changes no
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+ canonical receipt bytes or historical verification.
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+ - Add the dependency-free `@intyga/verify/approval-policy` subpath for shared approval-rule
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+ conflict checks. A higher-ranked rule cannot discard another matching constraint in strict mode.
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+ This adds no fields to canonical receipt payloads and does not change historical signatures.
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+
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+ - **Wire format: the DIV Intent Payload gained a REQUIRED `evidence` field, and it must be `null`.**
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+ `div-intent-verification` and `div-offline-intent` now carry `"evidence":null` in the signed bytes
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+ (DIV §4.3.4); `div-delegation`, `div-agent-authority` and `div-platform-intent` deliberately do
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+ not. `null` is signed and load-bearing, exactly as `requester.attestation`'s null is: it is the
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+ payload's explicit statement that the authorization was not conditioned on any external fact.
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+ Verification refuses a payload whose `evidence` key is absent, and refuses any non-`null` value
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+ rather than treating it as unconditioned — the same fail-closed-on-unknown rule as the
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+ `signerClass` registry, and checked before Local Payload Reconstruction so an unsupported payload
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+ shape does not surface as a parameter mismatch. Absent and `null` are distinguished explicitly;
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+ collapsing them would make the check a no-op. All golden vectors were regenerated.
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+ - Align cross-language receipt and audit verification: platform receipts, agent-authority seals,
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+ self-certifying DID trust, single/multi-event bundles, embedded ES256 signatures, tenant sequence
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+ checks, checkpoint continuity, anchor quorum and Rekor. Shared executable fixtures cover valid
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+ artifacts and refusals; no wire format changes.
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+ - Refuse unknown witness signature algorithms. Require identity-bound trust when the signed
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+ `requesterCannotApprove` rule is set; key-only trust cannot enforce requester identity.
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+ - **`verifyRootsChain` range-checks the FIRST entry.** The non-integer and self-inverted seq-range
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+ checks were gated on having a predecessor, so the first entry was never range-checked — and a
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+ single-entry `roots.jsonl` (a new tenant, or the first day after a truncation) is exactly where
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+ the first entry is the only one. Such a file verified clean here while Go and Rust refused it.
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+ Only the overlap check is relational now. New `single-entry-inverted-seq-range` and
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+ `single-entry-non-integer-seq-range` parity vectors pin it in all five ports.
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+ - Decide the `requesterCannotApprove` + key-set-anchor refusal BEFORE the witness loop. It sat
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+ inside the loop, after a witness had matched, so a receipt where nothing matched reported "quorum
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+ not met" instead of naming the trust-anchor shape. Verdict unchanged; reason now matches the
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+ other four ports and DIV §5 step 3b.
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+ - Recheck cached delegation expiry when verifying an approval, using the same evaluation clock,
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+ skew allowance and explicit forensic override as a fresh verification.
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+ - A configured DEWP anchor quorum now gates the single-proof `ok` verdict, including when anchor
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+ material is missing. Both proof and evidence bundles refuse a configured policy without its
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+ required key resolver.
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+ - Reject sparse JavaScript arrays instead of signing or accepting bytes for a different array.
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+ Canonical bytes for valid JSON are unchanged across the language ports.
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+ - **`verifyEvidenceBundle` no longer reports false ANCHOR DIVERGENCE on a multi-day export.** The
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+ caller's flat `anchors` list was offered as divergence evidence to every checkpoint root in the
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+ bundle, so a genuine anchor for one day read as a conflicting anchor for another — a fatal verdict
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+ on sound evidence. Caller anchors are now attributed to a checkpoint first, and `anchors` also
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+ accepts the keyed form `{ [checkpointIdOrRoot]: SignedAnchor[] }` for an exact per-checkpoint
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+ verdict. The flat form still works and still declares divergence for an anchor over a root the
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+ bundle does not claim.
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+ - **Refuse a forward-dated offline proof or delegation (DIV §5a.3 rule 3, §5a.6 step 1).** The
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+ window caps bounded a proof's WIDTH but never its POSITION, so a quorum-signed proof dated years
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+ ahead with a compliant 60-minute (or 72-hour) window verified today and kept verifying until that
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+ date. The check is unconditional — the audit/`allowExpired` override re-examines a proof that was
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+ valid and has lapsed, and does not reach one dated in the future.
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+ - **Refuse a signed `requirement.requiredApprovals` below 1 (DIV §4.3.2).** §5 step 7's "at least
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+ `requiredApprovals`" is satisfied vacuously by 0, so the minimum is now enforced explicitly
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+ instead of by an undocumented floor.
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+ Initial public release.
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+ - Offline approval-receipt verification (ES256 and WebAuthn) against a caller-supplied trust
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+ anchor — no INTYGA secret, no network. `AUTO_APPROVED` receipts are refused by default.
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+ - DIV canonical payload builders and verification codes, pinned by shared cross-language golden
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+ vectors.
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+ - DEWP ledger verification: inclusion proofs with mandatory bounds checks, §5.2 anchor signatures,
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+ §5.3 anchor-quorum evaluation, §5.4 checkpoint continuity chain, and evidence bundles.
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+ - Zero runtime dependencies (Node ≥ 18, `node:crypto` only).
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