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-{"version":3,"file":"promptSafety-BGV1wrE6.cjs","names":[],"sources":["../src/collection/core/fieldDefaults.ts","../src/collection/core/actionVisible.ts","../src/collection/core/backlinks.ts","../src/collection/core/linkTargets.ts","../src/collection/core/where.ts","../src/collection/core/completion.ts","../src/collection/core/dynamicIcon.ts","../src/collection/core/derivedFormula.ts","../src/collection/core/ownProp.ts","../src/collection/core/deriveAll.ts","../src/collection/core/promptSafety.ts"],"sourcesContent":["// What a NEW record starts on (#2839). Shared so the Add form and\n// `putItems mode:\"create\"` agree — a default the UI pre-fills but the tool\n// ignores is worse than none, because only one of the two paths gets it.\n//\n// Only `enum` declares a `default` today. The other types are a separate\n// question (literals for scalars, `today` / `now` sentinels for dates) and\n// deliberately not modelled yet.\n\nimport type { CollectionFieldSpec, CollectionSchema } from \"./schema.js\";\n\n/** The starting value for a field, or null when it declares none.\n *\n *  A `default` outside `values` resolves to null rather than being handed on.\n *  `putSchema` refuses to write one, but the key was silently ignored before\n *  #2839, so a stale value may already sit in a file that discovery still\n *  loads — and putting an impossible value into a form yields a rejected save\n *  the author cannot explain from what they see. */\nexport function fieldDefaultValue(field: CollectionFieldSpec): string | null {\n  if (field.type !== \"enum\" || field.default === undefined) return null;\n  return field.values.includes(field.default) ? field.default : null;\n}\n\n/** Every applicable default in a schema, keyed by field.\n *\n *  Built through `Object.fromEntries` rather than by assigning into an\n *  accumulator, because a field may legitimately be named `__proto__` —\n *  `JSON.parse` hands that over as an OWN key, so it survives into the parsed\n *  schema (the same reason the primary-field resolver reaches for\n *  `Object.hasOwn`). `out[key] = value` on a plain object would run the\n *  prototype setter for that one name and drop the default with no error\n *  anywhere; `fromEntries` defines an own property either way (Codex review on\n *  #2910). */\nexport function schemaDefaults(schema: CollectionSchema): Record<string, string> {\n  const entries = Object.entries(schema.fields).map(([key, field]): [string, string | null] => [key, fieldDefaultValue(field)]);\n  return Object.fromEntries(entries.filter((entry): entry is [string, string] => entry[1] !== null));\n}\n\n/** The first `default` that names something `values` does not offer, for the\n *  WRITE path to refuse. Kept out of the parse so a file already carrying one\n *  keeps loading — see `fieldDefaultValue`. */\nexport function firstUnknownDefault(schema: CollectionSchema): { key: string; value: string; values: string[] } | null {\n  for (const [key, field] of Object.entries(schema.fields)) {\n    if (field.type !== \"enum\" || field.default === undefined) continue;\n    if (!field.values.includes(field.default)) return { key, value: field.default, values: field.values };\n  }\n  return null;\n}\n","// Pure `when`-predicate visibility helpers for schema-driven\n// collections — used both for action buttons and for conditionally\n// shown fields. Kept as their own module (no Vue) so CollectionView\n// can stay thin and the match semantics are pinned by unit tests.\n// Domain-free: the host compares the stringified record value against\n// the allowed set with no knowledge of what the field means.\n\nimport { fieldTextOrNull } from \"./fieldText\";\n\n/** A `when` predicate: render only when the open record's `field`\n *  (stringified) is one of `in`. Shared shape for action buttons and\n *  conditionally visible fields. */\nexport interface WhenPredicate {\n  field: string;\n  in: string[];\n}\n\n/** Core matcher:\n *  - no `when` ⇒ always true (visible);\n *  - otherwise true only when `record[when.field]` is present and its\n *    stringified value is one of `when.in`.\n *  A missing/undefined/null field is treated as \"not a match\"\n *  (hidden), so a status-gated target never shows on a record that\n *  lacks the status. */\nexport function whenMatches(when: WhenPredicate | undefined, record: Record<string, unknown>): boolean {\n  if (!when) return true;\n  // `fieldTextOrNull` rather than `String(...)`: an array/object field would\n  // stringify to \"[object Object]\" and could match a `when.in` entry by\n  // accident. No text ⇒ no match, same as an absent field.\n  const text = fieldTextOrNull(record[when.field]);\n  if (text === null) return false;\n  return when.in.includes(text);\n}\n\n/** Minimal shape this helper needs from an action — the optional state\n *  gate, whichever name its kind uses: `when` on the seeded kinds\n *  (chat/agent), `require` on mutate. Accepts the full CollectionAction\n *  union (each variant declares at most one of the two). */\nexport interface ActionWithWhen {\n  when?: WhenPredicate | undefined;\n  require?: WhenPredicate | undefined;\n}\n\n/** True when the action's button should render against `record` — and,\n *  server-side, whether it may RUN (visibility is the authorization\n *  rule, for every kind). */\nexport function actionVisible(action: ActionWithWhen, record: Record<string, unknown>): boolean {\n  return whenMatches(action.when ?? action.require, record);\n}\n\n/** The run key naming one in-flight `kind: \"agent\"` action button —\n *  written by the server's dispatch guard, read back by the client from\n *  the detail response's `runningActions` to drive the spinner. ONE\n *  builder (isomorphic) so the two sides can't drift. Collection-level\n *  and per-record actions live in distinct namespaces so an id collision\n *  between `actions` and `collectionActions` can't alias. */\nexport function agentActionRunKey(actionId: string, itemId?: string): string {\n  return itemId === undefined ? `collection/${actionId}` : `item/${itemId}/${actionId}`;\n}\n\n/** Minimal shape this helper needs from a field spec — just its\n *  optional `when` predicate. Accepts the full FieldSpec too. */\nexport interface FieldWithWhen {\n  when?: WhenPredicate | undefined;\n}\n\n/** True when the field should render against `record`. A field with\n *  no `when` is always shown; otherwise it's shown only when the\n *  record matches (e.g. hide a rating field until `visited` is true).\n *  Purely presentational — a hidden field's stored value is never\n *  altered, so toggling the gate back on restores it. */\nexport function fieldVisible(field: FieldWithWhen, record: Record<string, unknown>): boolean {\n  return whenMatches(field.when, record);\n}\n","// Pure resolution for `backlinks` fields (plan step ② of\n// plans/done/collection-ontology.md): the display-only reverse side of `ref`.\n// Both the server enrichment (`server/derive.ts`) and the client detail\n// view derive the row set through THESE helpers, so the LLM (getItems)\n// and the user (record panel) always see the same rows — the same\n// single-implementation rule `deriveAll` follows for formulas. No zod,\n// no I/O; safe for the browser barrel.\n\nimport { isRecord, isUnknownArray } from \"@mulmoclaude/common\";\n\nimport { whenMatches } from \"./actionVisible\";\nimport { fieldTextOrNull } from \"./fieldText\";\nimport type { CollectionFieldSpec, CollectionItem } from \"./schema\";\n\n/** The `backlinks` member of the field-spec union. */\nexport type BacklinksFieldSpec = Extract<CollectionFieldSpec, { type: \"backlinks\" }>;\n\n/** Does `item` reference `recordId` through `via`? Three shapes, tried in\n *  order so the dotted form never regresses an existing flat key:\n *\n *  - Exact key (`via` is an own property of `item`): the field holds the id\n *    directly — compared as text, like every ref deref. This is checked FIRST\n *    because `schemaZ` accepts any field name (`z.string()`), so a field\n *    literally named `\"client.id\"` keeps its pre-nesting flat-match behaviour\n *    instead of being reinterpreted as a table path. A field holding an\n *    array/object has no id to compare, so it matches nothing (rather than\n *    testing \"[object Object]\" against the record id).\n *  - Nested ref (`via: \"<tableField>.<refColumn>\"`, split on the FIRST `.`,\n *    only when no exact key exists): the source stores its ref one level down,\n *    inside a `table` field's rows (the ontology scanner advertises these as\n *    `${key}.${subKey}`). Matches when `item[tableField]` is an array and ANY\n *    row's `refColumn` derefs to `recordId`. A record referencing the target in\n *    several rows still matches once — the caller filters over source records,\n *    each yielded at most once.\n *  - No dot and no such key: matches nothing.\n *\n *  Fail-soft throughout: a dotted `via` whose table field is absent / non-array,\n *  or whose rows lack the column, matches nothing — the same \"a `via` that\n *  doesn't resolve matches nothing\" contract as the flat case. Deeper nesting\n *  (`a.b.c`) makes `b.c` the column name, which no row carries → no match. */\nexport function viaMatches(via: string, item: CollectionItem, recordId: string): boolean {\n  if (Object.hasOwn(item, via)) return fieldTextOrNull(item[via]) === recordId;\n  const dot = via.indexOf(\".\");\n  if (dot === -1) return false;\n  const tableField = via.slice(0, dot);\n  const refColumn = via.slice(dot + 1);\n  const rows = item[tableField];\n  if (!isUnknownArray(rows)) return false;\n  return rows.some((row) => isRecord(row) && fieldTextOrNull(row[refColumn]) === recordId);\n}\n\n/** The SOURCE records whose `via` field stores `recordId` (compared as\n *  strings, like every ref deref), with the optional `filter` applied —\n *  in the source items' given order. `via` may be a top-level column or a\n *  `<tableField>.<refColumn>` path into a `table` field's rows (see\n *  {@link viaMatches}). Fail-soft by construction: a `via` that doesn't\n *  resolve on the source records simply matches nothing.\n *  Callers pass DERIVED source records, so a `filter`/`display` on a\n *  derived column works when its formula is SELF-CONTAINED (an invoice\n *  `total` = sum over its own line items); a source column that derefs\n *  yet another collection stays absent — the same each-record-derives-\n *  against-itself rule ref targets follow. */\nexport function backlinkRows(spec: Pick<BacklinksFieldSpec, \"via\" | \"filter\">, recordId: string, sourceItems: CollectionItem[]): CollectionItem[] {\n  if (!recordId) return [];\n  return sourceItems.filter((item) => viaMatches(spec.via, item, recordId) && whenMatches(spec.filter, item));\n}\n\n/** Project one backlink row to the keys consumers surface: the source\n *  collection's primaryKey (rows must stay addressable — it's the link\n *  target) plus the declared `display` columns. Keys the row doesn't\n *  carry are simply absent, mirroring `projectFields` in getItems. */\nexport function projectBacklinkRow(row: CollectionItem, display: readonly string[], primaryKey: string): CollectionItem {\n  const keys = display.includes(primaryKey) ? display : [primaryKey, ...display];\n  // Own-property only (matches `viaMatches` above): a display column named\n  // `toString` must be absent, not project an inherited prototype function.\n  return Object.fromEntries(keys.filter((key) => Object.hasOwn(row, key)).map((key) => [key, row[key]]));\n}\n\n/** The `rollup` member of the field-spec union. */\nexport type RollupFieldSpec = Extract<CollectionFieldSpec, { type: \"rollup\" }>;\n\n/** Numeric coercion shared by the strict record lint (`./recordZ`) and\n *  rollup sums: a plain number, or a non-blank numeric string (renderers\n *  coerce those via `Number(...)`, so they display fine). Anything else —\n *  arrays (`[]` stringifies to `\"\"` = 0, `[42]` to `\"42\"`), booleans,\n *  objects — is NaN. Lives here (zod-free) so both consumers share one\n *  definition of \"numeric\". */\nexport function coerceNumeric(value: unknown): number {\n  if (typeof value === \"number\") return value;\n  if (typeof value === \"string\" && value.trim() !== \"\") return Number(value);\n  return NaN;\n}\n\n/** The rollup aggregate over the matching source rows (plan step ⑤):\n *  `count` = how many rows match; `sum` = the total of `column` over\n *  them, skipping non-numeric / absent values (a partially-filled source\n *  still sums what's there). An EMPTY match set is a real 0 — the\n *  fail-soft null lives at the caller, for a source collection that\n *  couldn't be resolved at all. Same derived-source-records contract as\n *  `backlinkRows`: pass records derived against themselves, so summing a\n *  self-contained derived column (an invoice `total`) works. */\nexport function rollupValue(spec: Pick<RollupFieldSpec, \"via\" | \"filter\" | \"op\" | \"column\">, recordId: string, sourceItems: CollectionItem[]): number {\n  const rows = backlinkRows(spec, recordId, sourceItems);\n  if (spec.op === \"count\") return rows.length;\n  let total = 0;\n  for (const row of rows) {\n    const value = coerceNumeric(spec.column === undefined ? undefined : row[spec.column]);\n    if (Number.isFinite(value)) total += value;\n  }\n  return total;\n}\n","// The single implementation of \"which linked collections must be\n// preloaded\" for a schema — walked identically by the server (derive /\n// enrich, `server/derive.ts`) and the client (linked-cache fetch,\n// collection-plugin). Both sides MUST agree: the server derefs exactly the\n// collections the client caches, so a new ref-shaped field type is taught\n// here once instead of drifting between two mirrored copies. Pure schema\n// walk, no zod / I/O — safe for the browser barrel.\n\nimport type { CollectionFieldSpec, CollectionSchema } from \"./schema\";\n\n/** Slugs of every collection referenced by a `ref` field — top-level and\n *  one level into `table` sub-fields (nested tables are schema-rejected,\n *  so a single recursion suffices). */\nexport function uniqueRefTargets(schema: CollectionSchema): string[] {\n  const targets = new Set<string>();\n  const walk = (fields: Record<string, CollectionFieldSpec>): void => {\n    for (const field of Object.values(fields)) {\n      if (field.type === \"ref\" && typeof field.to === \"string\" && field.to.length > 0) targets.add(field.to);\n      if (field.type === \"table\" && field.of) walk(field.of);\n    }\n  };\n  walk(schema.fields);\n  return [...targets];\n}\n\n/** Slugs of every collection referenced by an `embed` field. Top-level\n *  only — the schema rejects `embed` inside a table's `of`, so no\n *  recursion. */\nexport function uniqueEmbedTargets(schema: CollectionSchema): string[] {\n  const targets = new Set<string>();\n  for (const field of Object.values(schema.fields)) {\n    if (field.type === \"embed\" && typeof field.to === \"string\" && field.to.length > 0) targets.add(field.to);\n  }\n  return [...targets];\n}\n\n/** Slugs of every SOURCE collection a `backlinks` or `rollup` field\n *  reverses over — loaded once (the two field kinds share one load).\n *  Top-level only, like `embed` (the schema rejects both inside a table's\n *  `of`). */\nexport function uniqueBacklinkSources(schema: CollectionSchema): string[] {\n  const sources = new Set<string>();\n  for (const field of Object.values(schema.fields)) {\n    if ((field.type === \"backlinks\" || field.type === \"rollup\") && field.from.length > 0) sources.add(field.from);\n  }\n  return [...sources];\n}\n","// Pure SQL-like `where` predicate for `dynamicIcon` (see\n// `DynamicIconSource.where` / `DynamicIconRule.where` in `./schema`).\n// An AND of typed conditions — richer than the single-field `CollectionWhen`\n// used elsewhere (fields/actions via `./actionVisible`), which stays as-is\n// for its existing callers. No fs, no host state. The condition SHAPES are\n// derived from the zod source of truth in `./schemaZ` (type-only imports —\n// this evaluator stays zod-free at runtime).\n\nimport type { z } from \"zod\";\nimport type { ValueRefZ, WhereCondZ, WhereZ } from \"./schemaZ\";\n\n/** Reads the comparison value from a field instead of a schema literal:\n *  - `record` set → another record: `recordsById[record][field]` (e.g. a\n *    `_config` singleton's `defaultCity`, following a per-user setting);\n *  - `record` omitted → the SAME record being matched (field-to-field, e.g.\n *    `spent > budget`). */\nexport type ValueRef = z.infer<typeof ValueRefZ>;\n\n/** One typed condition: `record[field] <op> value`. The comparison value is\n *  either a literal `value` (a plain string for every op except `in`, which\n *  takes the allowed set) or a `valueFrom` reference resolved against the\n *  `recordsById` map passed to `matchesWhere`. Exactly one of the two is\n *  expected — enforced by zod at the schema boundary (`./schemaZ`), not\n *  here. */\nexport type WhereCond = z.infer<typeof WhereCondZ>;\n\n/** Comparison operators one `WhereCond` may apply to `record[field]`. */\nexport type WhereOp = WhereCond[\"op\"];\n\n/** A `where` clause is the AND of its conditions — every one must match. */\nexport type Where = z.infer<typeof WhereZ>;\n\n/** True when `record[field]` is absent (`undefined`/`null`) — the only case\n *  where `ne` and every other op disagree on the result. */\nfunction isMissing(raw: unknown): boolean {\n  return raw === undefined || raw === null;\n}\n\n/** Own-property read for a user/LLM-controlled key (`cond.field`,\n *  `valueFrom.record`, `valueFrom.field`). A bare `obj[key]` reaches inherited\n *  Object.prototype members, so `field: \"toString\"` would read a function\n *  instead of an absent value (spurious match), and `record: \"constructor\"`\n *  would read the `Object` function whose `.name`/`.length` are plausible\n *  bogus comparands — breaking the \"unresolved ⇒ never matches\" contract\n *  (#2323). A prototype key resolves to `undefined` (absent). */\nfunction ownProp<T>(obj: Record<string, T>, key: string): T | undefined {\n  return Object.hasOwn(obj, key) ? obj[key] : undefined;\n}\n\n/** The effective comparison value for `cond`: its literal `value`, or — for\n *  a `valueFrom` reference — the target field read out of `recordsById`.\n *  `undefined` means UNRESOLVED (no such record, or the field on it is\n *  missing); the caller must treat that as \"never matches\", not as a\n *  literal `undefined` value to compare against. */\nfunction resolveValue(cond: WhereCond, record: Record<string, unknown>, recordsById: Record<string, Record<string, unknown>>): string | string[] | undefined {\n  if (!cond.valueFrom) return cond.value;\n  const { record: refRecord, field } = cond.valueFrom;\n  const target = refRecord === undefined ? record : ownProp(recordsById, refRecord);\n  const raw = target === undefined ? undefined : ownProp(target, field);\n  return isMissing(raw) ? undefined : String(raw);\n}\n\nfunction matchesNumericOp(operator: \"gt\" | \"gte\" | \"lt\" | \"lte\", left: number, right: number): boolean {\n  if (operator === \"gt\") return left > right;\n  if (operator === \"gte\") return left >= right;\n  if (operator === \"lt\") return left < right;\n  return left <= right;\n}\n\n/** `Number(\"\")` / `Number(\"  \")` are `0`, not `NaN`, so treat a blank string\n *  as non-numeric explicitly — an empty field must fail a numeric compare,\n *  not read as zero. */\nfunction toNumber(raw: string): number {\n  return raw.trim() === \"\" ? NaN : Number(raw);\n}\n\nfunction matchesNumeric(operator: \"gt\" | \"gte\" | \"lt\" | \"lte\", raw: string, value: string | string[]): boolean {\n  if (Array.isArray(value)) return false;\n  const left = toNumber(raw);\n  const right = toNumber(value);\n  if (Number.isNaN(left) || Number.isNaN(right)) return false;\n  return matchesNumericOp(operator, left, right);\n}\n\n/** True when the present string `raw` satisfies `operator` against the\n *  resolved `value` (field known to exist — MISSING is handled by the\n *  caller before this runs, and an UNRESOLVED `valueFrom` never reaches\n *  here either). */\nfunction matchesPresent(operator: WhereOp, raw: string, value: string | string[]): boolean {\n  switch (operator) {\n    case \"eq\":\n      return raw === String(value);\n    case \"ne\":\n      return raw !== String(value);\n    case \"in\":\n      return Array.isArray(value) && value.includes(raw);\n    case \"contains\":\n      return raw.includes(String(value));\n    case \"gt\":\n    case \"gte\":\n    case \"lt\":\n    case \"lte\":\n      return matchesNumeric(operator, raw, value);\n    default:\n      return false;\n  }\n}\n\n/** True when `record` satisfies one condition, given `recordsById` to\n *  resolve a `valueFrom` reference. Two independent MISSING cases, checked\n *  in order:\n *  - `record[cond.field]` absent (`undefined`/`null`) → matches only `ne`\n *    (vacuously true — \"not equal to X\" holds when there's no value at\n *    all); every other op is false. Unchanged from the literal-`value`\n *    behaviour, regardless of whether `valueFrom` would also resolve.\n *  - the resolved comparison value is UNRESOLVED (a `valueFrom` whose\n *    target record/field doesn't exist) → false for EVERY op, including\n *    `ne` — a broken reference must never spuriously match. */\nfunction matchesCond(cond: WhereCond, record: Record<string, unknown>, recordsById: Record<string, Record<string, unknown>>): boolean {\n  const raw = ownProp(record, cond.field);\n  if (isMissing(raw)) return cond.op === \"ne\";\n  const value = resolveValue(cond, record, recordsById);\n  if (value === undefined) return false;\n  return matchesPresent(cond.op, String(raw), value);\n}\n\n/** True when `record` satisfies every condition in `where` (AND). An empty\n *  `where` matches everything. `recordsById` — the source collection's\n *  records keyed by primaryKey — resolves any `valueFrom` reference;\n *  omitted (default `{}`) for callers with no cross-record lookups, in\n *  which case every `valueFrom` condition is UNRESOLVED and so never\n *  matches. */\nexport function matchesWhere(where: Where, record: Record<string, unknown>, recordsById: Record<string, Record<string, unknown>> = {}): boolean {\n  return where.every((cond) => matchesCond(cond, record, recordsById));\n}\n","// The \"is this record done?\" predicate — THE single implementation,\n// shared by the notification reconciler (bell clearing, collection-watchers),\n// spawn (successor-predicate fallback, ../server/spawn.ts), and view-side\n// completion filters. Zod-free and I/O-free like the rest of `core/`, so\n// it is browser-safe through the collection barrel.\n//\n// Two completion forms (see `CollectionSchemaZ`'s completion refine):\n//  - legacy pair: `completionField` names a stored field and\n//    `completionDoneValues` lists the values that mean done —\n//    done ⇔ `String(item[completionField])` ∈ `completionDoneValues`.\n//  - flag form: `completionField` names a `flag` field (and\n//    `completionDoneValues` is absent) — done ⇔ the flag's `where`\n//    matches. Evaluated directly against the raw record here (NOT read\n//    from a materialized value) because callers like the reconciler and\n//    spawn work on records straight off disk, before any `deriveAll`\n//    enrichment. That raw evaluation is CORRECT BY CONSTRUCTION: a\n//    schema-level refine rejects a completion flag whose `where`\n//    references computed fields, so every condition reads stored data.\n\nimport { fieldText, fieldTextOrNull } from \"./fieldText\";\nimport { matchesWhere, type Where } from \"./where\";\nimport type { CollectionFieldSpec, CollectionItem } from \"./schema\";\n\n/** The slice of a parsed schema the done predicate reads — minimal\n *  structural shape (like `DerivableSchema`) so the client and server\n *  `CollectionSchema` types both satisfy it as-is. */\nexport interface CompletionSchemaView {\n  /** Optional so legacy-pair callers (and their test fixtures) that\n   *  never consult field specs keep working; only the flag form needs\n   *  to look the completion field up. */\n  fields?: Record<string, { type: string; where?: Where }> | undefined;\n  completionField?: string | undefined;\n  completionDoneValues?: readonly string[] | undefined;\n}\n\n/** True iff the schema declares completion tracking AND `item` is done\n *  under whichever completion form the schema uses (see module doc). */\nexport function itemIsDone(schema: CompletionSchemaView, item: Record<string, unknown>): boolean {\n  const { completionField, completionDoneValues } = schema;\n  if (!completionField) return false;\n  const spec = schema.fields?.[completionField];\n  if (spec?.type === \"flag\" && spec.where) return matchesWhere(spec.where, item);\n  if (!completionDoneValues) return false;\n  // An array/object field has no text form; treat it as \"not done\" rather than\n  // letting \"[object Object]\" match a configured done-value.\n  const text = fieldTextOrNull(item[completionField]);\n  if (text === null) return false;\n  return completionDoneValues.includes(text);\n}\n\n/** The schema slice `completionCoveredByFieldChip` reads: field kinds (it\n *  inspects `boolean` / `toggle` variants' `field` / `onValue`) plus the\n *  completion pair. Minimal structural shape so both the client and server\n *  `CollectionSchema` types satisfy it as-is. */\nexport interface CompletionChipSchemaView {\n  fields: Record<string, { type: string; field?: string; onValue?: string }>;\n  completionField?: string | undefined;\n  completionDoneValues?: readonly string[] | undefined;\n}\n\n/** True when an existing FIELD chip already expresses the legacy completion\n *  predicate exactly, so a synthesized \"done\" chip would be a duplicate: a\n *  boolean `completionField` (done ⇔ `\"true\"` ⇔ the boolean's own chip), or a\n *  `toggle` projecting the `completionField` whose `onValue` is the single\n *  done value (the todos-schema shape: toggle \"Done\" on `status` +\n *  `completionDoneValues: [\"done\"]`). A superset pair (extra done values)\n *  still synthesizes — no field chip covers it. */\nexport function completionCoveredByFieldChip(schema: CompletionChipSchemaView): boolean {\n  const { completionField, completionDoneValues } = schema;\n  if (completionDoneValues?.length !== 1) return false;\n  const [doneValue] = completionDoneValues;\n  if (schema.fields[completionField ?? \"\"]?.type === \"boolean\") return doneValue === \"true\";\n  return Object.values(schema.fields).some((field) => field.type === \"toggle\" && field.field === completionField && field.onValue === doneValue);\n}\n\n/** Whether a `toggle` field reads as checked: its projected enum field currently\n *  equals `onValue`. The toggle stores nothing of its own, so this reads the raw\n *  projected value; a non-toggle field is never checked. */\nexport function toggleChecked(item: CollectionItem, field: CollectionFieldSpec): boolean {\n  return field.type === \"toggle\" && fieldText(item[field.field]) === field.onValue;\n}\n\n/** A `flag` FIELD's boolean for one row, read off the already-enriched record\n *  (so a flag computed from derived/rollup inputs is correct). Strict `=== true`\n *  on purpose: a truthy non-boolean (\"yes\", 1) is NOT a set flag, so a stray\n *  value can never render as an active flag. */\nexport function flagFieldValue(record: Record<string, unknown>, key: string): boolean {\n  return record[key] === true;\n}\n\n/** One entry in the table's flag-filter menu: a real `flag` / `boolean` /\n *  `toggle` field, or the synthesized legacy-completion chip (`synthetic`,\n *  predicate = `itemIsDone`). */\nexport interface FlagChip {\n  key: string;\n  label: string;\n  synthetic?: boolean;\n}\n\n/** The schema slice `chipMatches` reads: full field specs (it inspects the\n *  `toggle` variant's `field` / `onValue`) plus the completion pair that\n *  `itemIsDone` needs for the synthesized chip. */\nexport interface ChipMatchSchema {\n  fields: Record<string, CollectionFieldSpec>;\n  completionField?: string | undefined;\n  completionDoneValues?: readonly string[] | undefined;\n}\n\n/** Whether one row satisfies a chip's predicate: `itemIsDone` for the\n *  synthesized completion chip, the projected value for a `toggle`, the stored\n *  boolean for a `boolean`, else the computed flag value. The flag branch reads\n *  the ENRICHED record via the injected `deriveRecord` (kept a parameter so this\n *  stays pure and framework-free). */\nexport function chipMatches(\n  chip: FlagChip,\n  schema: ChipMatchSchema,\n  item: CollectionItem,\n  deriveRecord: (item: CollectionItem) => Record<string, unknown>,\n): boolean {\n  if (chip.synthetic) return itemIsDone(schema, item);\n  const field = schema.fields[chip.key];\n  if (field?.type === \"toggle\") return toggleChecked(item, field);\n  if (field?.type === \"boolean\") return item[chip.key] === true;\n  return flagFieldValue(deriveRecord(item), chip.key);\n}\n","// Pure resolver for a collection's dynamic launcher-shortcut icon (see\n// `CollectionSchema.dynamicIcon`). Selects one \"source\" record from a\n// (possibly cross-collection, optionally `where`-filtered) records pool,\n// then maps it through a first-match-wins rules list to an icon name.\n// No fs, no host state — the server-side compute\n// (`packages/core/src/collection/server/dynamicIcon.ts`) loads the source\n// collection's records and calls these.\n\nimport { fieldText } from \"./fieldText\";\nimport { matchesWhere } from \"./where\";\nimport type { CollectionFieldSpec, CollectionItem, CollectionSchema, DynamicIconSource, DynamicIconSpec } from \"./schema\";\n\n/** The record with the greatest `String(record[field])` (localeCompare) —\n *  ties keep the first-seen record (stable left-to-right `reduce`). */\n// Seedless `reduce` is safe here: the sole caller (selectDynamicRecord) returns\n// null on an empty pool before this line, so an empty pool never arrives.\nfunction latestByField(pool: CollectionItem[], field: string): CollectionItem {\n  return pool.reduce((latest, candidate) => (fieldText(candidate[field]).localeCompare(fieldText(latest[field])) > 0 ? candidate : latest));\n}\n\n/** Reduce `records` to the one record that decides the effective icon, per\n *  `source`'s `where` filter + `from` strategy:\n *  - pool = `source.where`-filtered records, or every record when unset;\n *  - an empty pool resolves to `null` (no source record → fallback);\n *  - `from: \"first\"` / `\"when\"` → the first pool record (storage order);\n *  - `from: \"latest\"` (default), with `orderBy` given → the pool record\n *    whose `String(record[orderBy])` sorts highest;\n *  - `from: \"latest\"`, with no `orderBy` → the last pool record.\n *  `recordsById` (the source collection's records keyed by primaryKey)\n *  resolves any `valueFrom` reference inside `source.where`; omitted for\n *  callers with no cross-record lookups. */\nexport function selectDynamicRecord(\n  records: CollectionItem[],\n  source: DynamicIconSource,\n  orderBy: string | undefined,\n  recordsById: Record<string, CollectionItem> = {},\n): CollectionItem | null {\n  const { where } = source;\n  const pool = where ? records.filter((record) => matchesWhere(where, record, recordsById)) : records;\n  const [first] = pool;\n  if (!first) return null;\n  if (source.from === \"first\" || source.from === \"when\") return first;\n  return orderBy ? latestByField(pool, orderBy) : (pool[pool.length - 1] ?? null);\n}\n\n/** Map a resolved source record to the effective icon: `spec.fallback`\n *  (or the collection's own static `icon`) when there's no record or no\n *  rule matches; otherwise the `icon` of the first rule whose `where`\n *  matches the record. `recordsById` resolves any `valueFrom` reference\n *  inside a rule's `where`, same as `selectDynamicRecord`. */\nexport function resolveIcon(\n  record: CollectionItem | null,\n  spec: DynamicIconSpec,\n  staticIcon: string,\n  recordsById: Record<string, CollectionItem> = {},\n): string {\n  const fallback = spec.fallback ?? staticIcon;\n  if (!record) return fallback;\n  const matched = spec.rules.find((rule) => matchesWhere(rule.where, record, recordsById));\n  return matched ? matched.icon : fallback;\n}\n\nconst isDateLikeField = (field: CollectionFieldSpec): boolean => field.type === \"date\" || field.type === \"datetime\";\n\n/** The first field key (declaration order) whose type is `date` or\n *  `datetime` — the default `orderBy` for `from: \"latest\"` when a\n *  `DynamicIconSource` doesn't name one. `undefined` when the schema has\n *  no date-like field. */\nexport function firstDateField(schema: CollectionSchema): string | undefined {\n  return Object.entries(schema.fields).find(([, field]) => isDateLikeField(field))?.[0];\n}\n","// Tiny expression evaluator for the `derived` field type on\n// schema-driven collections (see plans/done/feat-mc-invoice.md).\n//\n// Grammar (recursive-descent, no precedence climbing — six\n// non-terminals total):\n//\n//   expr   := term (('+' | '-') term)*\n//   term   := factor (('*' | '/') factor)*\n//   factor := number | sumCall | refAccess | identifier | '(' expr ')'\n//   sumCall:= 'sum' '(' sumArg ')'\n//   sumArg := tableCol (('*' | '/') tableCol)*      // e.g. lineItems[].quantity * lineItems[].rate\n//   tableCol := identifier '[]' '.' identifier\n//   refAccess := identifier '.' identifier          // e.g. ticker.price — deref a ref field into its target record\n//\n// `identifier` accepts top-level field names (single segment).\n// Inside `sumArg`, identifiers are the `<table>[].col` form.\n// A two-segment `<field>.<col>` at factor level is a *ref deref*:\n// `<field>` must be a `ref`-typed field on this record (its stored\n// value is the target item's slug), and `<col>` is a numeric column\n// read from that target record. The caller resolves the target into\n// `ctx.refs` (it owns the schema + the loaded target collection);\n// the evaluator stays pure and never does I/O.\n//\n// What's deliberately NOT supported (and would parse-error rather\n// than silently misbehave):\n//   - String literals, boolean operators, comparisons, conditionals\n//   - Nested function calls beyond `sum(...)`\n//   - Anything in the record that isn't a number / table-of-objects\n//\n// All evaluation is pure — no eval(), no Function constructor.\n// Returns `null` on any failure (parse error, unbound identifier,\n// non-finite arithmetic). The caller renders `null` as em-dash in\n// the table cell + form display.\n\nimport { isObj, isRecord, isUnknownArray } from \"@mulmoclaude/common\";\n\nexport interface FormulaContext {\n  /** The record being evaluated. For derived fields in the form,\n   *  this is the live draft (text + table both converted via the\n   *  same `draftToRecord` pipeline). For the main table cell,\n   *  this is the persisted item. */\n  record: Record<string, unknown>;\n  /** Resolved ref-target records for THIS row, keyed by the local\n   *  `ref` field name. The caller (which has the schema + the linked\n   *  collection's items loaded) maps each ref field's stored slug to\n   *  the full target record and passes it here, so a `<field>.<col>`\n   *  formula can read a numeric column off the referenced record\n   *  (e.g. `shares * ticker.price`). A missing key or `null` value\n   *  (unknown field / dangling slug) makes that deref evaluate to\n   *  NaN → the whole formula returns `null` → em-dash, consistent\n   *  with every other failure mode. Absent ⇒ no refs available. */\n  refs?: Record<string, Record<string, unknown> | null>;\n}\n\nexport function evaluateDerived(formula: string, ctx: FormulaContext): number | null {\n  let tokens: Token[];\n  try {\n    tokens = tokenize(formula);\n  } catch {\n    return null;\n  }\n  // eslint-disable-next-line @typescript-eslint/no-use-before-define -- Parser class is defined later in the file (grouped with its AST + evaluator); evaluateDerived runs after module init so the TDZ concern doesn't apply.\n  const parser = new Parser(tokens);\n  let ast: Node;\n  try {\n    ast = parser.parseExpr();\n    if (!parser.atEnd()) return null; // trailing junk\n  } catch {\n    return null;\n  }\n  const value = evaluate(ast, ctx);\n  return Number.isFinite(value) ? value : null;\n}\n\n// ─── Tokens ────────────────────────────────────────────────\n\ntype PunctKind = \"(\" | \")\" | \"+\" | \"-\" | \"*\" | \"/\" | \"[]\" | \".\";\ntype TokenKind = \"number\" | \"ident\" | PunctKind;\n\n// Discriminated so a `number` token's payload is a number and an\n// `ident` token's payload is a string, with no reader having to assert it.\ntype Token = { kind: \"number\"; value: number } | { kind: \"ident\"; value: string } | { kind: PunctKind };\n\nconst SINGLE_CHAR_PUNCT: readonly PunctKind[] = [\"(\", \")\", \"+\", \"-\", \"*\", \"/\", \".\"];\n\nfunction isSingleCharPunct(char: string): char is PunctKind {\n  return SINGLE_CHAR_PUNCT.some((punct) => punct === char);\n}\n\ninterface Cursor {\n  input: string;\n  index: number;\n}\n\nfunction consumeWhitespace(cur: Cursor): boolean {\n  const char = cur.input[cur.index];\n  if (char === \" \" || char === \"\\t\" || char === \"\\n\") {\n    cur.index++;\n    return true;\n  }\n  return false;\n}\n\nfunction consumeNumber(cur: Cursor): Token | null {\n  const char = cur.input[cur.index] ?? \"\";\n  const next = cur.input[cur.index + 1] ?? \"\";\n  if (!isDigit(char) && !(char === \".\" && isDigit(next))) return null;\n  let raw = \"\";\n  while (cur.index < cur.input.length) {\n    const here = cur.input[cur.index] ?? \"\";\n    if (!isDigit(here) && here !== \".\") break;\n    raw += here;\n    cur.index++;\n  }\n  const num = Number(raw);\n  if (!Number.isFinite(num)) throw new Error(\"bad number\");\n  return { kind: \"number\", value: num };\n}\n\nfunction consumeIdent(cur: Cursor): Token | null {\n  const char = cur.input[cur.index] ?? \"\";\n  if (!isIdentStart(char)) return null;\n  let raw = \"\";\n  while (cur.index < cur.input.length && isIdentChar(cur.input[cur.index] ?? \"\")) {\n    raw += cur.input[cur.index];\n    cur.index++;\n  }\n  return { kind: \"ident\", value: raw };\n}\n\nfunction consumePunct(cur: Cursor): Token | null {\n  const char = cur.input[cur.index] ?? \"\";\n  if (char === \"[\" && cur.input[cur.index + 1] === \"]\") {\n    cur.index += 2;\n    return { kind: \"[]\" };\n  }\n  if (isSingleCharPunct(char)) {\n    cur.index++;\n    return { kind: char };\n  }\n  return null;\n}\n\nfunction tokenize(input: string): Token[] {\n  const tokens: Token[] = [];\n  const cur: Cursor = { input, index: 0 };\n  while (cur.index < input.length) {\n    if (consumeWhitespace(cur)) continue;\n    // Number FIRST so a leading-dot literal (`.25`) isn't split by\n    // the `.` punctuation branch.\n    const numTok = consumeNumber(cur);\n    if (numTok) {\n      tokens.push(numTok);\n      continue;\n    }\n    const punctTok = consumePunct(cur);\n    if (punctTok) {\n      tokens.push(punctTok);\n      continue;\n    }\n    const identTok = consumeIdent(cur);\n    if (identTok) {\n      tokens.push(identTok);\n      continue;\n    }\n    throw new Error(`unexpected char ${input[cur.index]}`);\n  }\n  return tokens;\n}\n\nfunction isDigit(char: string): boolean {\n  return char >= \"0\" && char <= \"9\";\n}\nfunction isIdentStart(char: string): boolean {\n  return (char >= \"a\" && char <= \"z\") || (char >= \"A\" && char <= \"Z\") || char === \"_\";\n}\nfunction isIdentChar(char: string): boolean {\n  return isIdentStart(char) || isDigit(char);\n}\n\n// ─── AST + Parser ───────────────────────────────────────────\n\ntype AdditiveOperator = \"+\" | \"-\";\ntype MultiplicativeOperator = \"*\" | \"/\";\ntype BinaryOperator = AdditiveOperator | MultiplicativeOperator;\n\ntype Node =\n  | { kind: \"num\"; value: number }\n  | { kind: \"ident\"; name: string }\n  | { kind: \"ref\"; field: string; col: string }\n  | { kind: \"binop\"; operator: BinaryOperator; left: Node; right: Node }\n  | { kind: \"sum\"; arg: SumArg };\n\nfunction matchAdditive(kind: TokenKind | undefined): AdditiveOperator | null {\n  return kind === \"+\" || kind === \"-\" ? kind : null;\n}\n\nfunction matchMultiplicative(kind: TokenKind | undefined): MultiplicativeOperator | null {\n  return kind === \"*\" || kind === \"/\" ? kind : null;\n}\n\ninterface TableCol {\n  table: string;\n  col: string;\n}\n\ninterface SumArg {\n  // factors multiplied/divided together; each is a (tableName, colName) ref into a row.\n  factors: TableCol[];\n  /** Operators between factors: length = factors.length - 1; each\n   *  is \"*\" or \"/\". For a single-factor sum (`sum(lineItems[].amount)`)\n   *  this is empty. */\n  operators: MultiplicativeOperator[];\n}\n\nclass Parser {\n  private cursor = 0;\n  constructor(private readonly tokens: Token[]) {}\n\n  atEnd(): boolean {\n    return this.cursor >= this.tokens.length;\n  }\n  private peek(): Token | undefined {\n    return this.tokens[this.cursor];\n  }\n  private consume(): Token {\n    const tok = this.tokens[this.cursor++];\n    if (!tok) throw new Error(\"unexpected end of input\");\n    return tok;\n  }\n  private expectPunct(kind: PunctKind): void {\n    const tok = this.consume();\n    if (tok.kind !== kind) throw new Error(`expected ${kind}, got ${tok.kind}`);\n  }\n  private expectIdent(): string {\n    const tok = this.consume();\n    if (tok.kind !== \"ident\") throw new Error(`expected ident, got ${tok.kind}`);\n    return tok.value;\n  }\n  private takeOperator<Op extends BinaryOperator>(match: (kind: TokenKind | undefined) => Op | null): Op | null {\n    const operator = match(this.peek()?.kind);\n    if (operator) this.consume();\n    return operator;\n  }\n  /** Yields each operator of a chain, consuming it. Iteration keeps the caller's\n   *  stack depth constant — a formula is user input, so its length must not\n   *  decide whether we overflow. */\n  private *operatorRun<Op extends BinaryOperator>(match: (kind: TokenKind | undefined) => Op | null): Generator<Op> {\n    while (true) {\n      const operator = this.takeOperator(match);\n      if (!operator) return;\n      yield operator;\n    }\n  }\n\n  private parseChain<Op extends BinaryOperator>(match: (kind: TokenKind | undefined) => Op | null, parseOperand: () => Node): Node {\n    const left = parseOperand();\n    const rest: { operator: Op; right: Node }[] = [];\n    for (const operator of this.operatorRun(match)) {\n      rest.push({ operator, right: parseOperand() });\n    }\n    return rest.reduce<Node>((accumulated, { operator, right }) => ({ kind: \"binop\", operator, left: accumulated, right }), left);\n  }\n\n  parseExpr(): Node {\n    return this.parseChain(matchAdditive, () => this.parseTerm());\n  }\n\n  private parseTerm(): Node {\n    return this.parseChain(matchMultiplicative, () => this.parseFactor());\n  }\n\n  private parseFactor(): Node {\n    const tok = this.peek();\n    if (!tok) throw new Error(\"unexpected end in factor\");\n    if (tok.kind === \"number\") {\n      this.consume();\n      return { kind: \"num\", value: tok.value };\n    }\n    if (tok.kind === \"(\") {\n      this.consume();\n      const inner = this.parseExpr();\n      this.expectPunct(\")\");\n      return inner;\n    }\n    if (tok.kind === \"ident\") return this.parseIdentFactor(tok.value);\n    throw new Error(`unexpected token ${tok.kind} in factor`);\n  }\n\n  private parseIdentFactor(name: string): Node {\n    // sum(...) — only function call we support\n    if (name === \"sum\" && this.tokens[this.cursor + 1]?.kind === \"(\") {\n      this.consume(); // ident\n      this.expectPunct(\"(\");\n      const arg = this.parseSumArg();\n      this.expectPunct(\")\");\n      return { kind: \"sum\", arg };\n    }\n    this.consume(); // ident\n    // ref deref: `<field>.<col>` (e.g. ticker.price). The table-row\n    // form `<table>[].col` only appears inside sum(), so a `.`\n    // immediately after a top-level ident is unambiguously a ref\n    // dereference here.\n    if (this.peek()?.kind === \".\") {\n      this.consume(); // '.'\n      return { kind: \"ref\", field: name, col: this.expectIdent() };\n    }\n    return { kind: \"ident\", name };\n  }\n\n  private parseSumArg(): SumArg {\n    const factors = [this.parseTableCol()];\n    const operators: MultiplicativeOperator[] = [];\n    for (const operator of this.operatorRun(matchMultiplicative)) {\n      operators.push(operator);\n      factors.push(this.parseTableCol());\n    }\n    return { factors, operators };\n  }\n\n  private parseTableCol(): TableCol {\n    const table = this.expectIdent();\n    this.expectPunct(\"[]\");\n    this.expectPunct(\".\");\n    return { table, col: this.expectIdent() };\n  }\n}\n\n// ─── Evaluator ──────────────────────────────────────────────\n\ntype LeafNode = Exclude<Node, { kind: \"binop\" }>;\n\n/** Post-order traversal step: either a subtree still to visit, or the operator\n *  whose two operands are already on the value stack. */\ntype EvalStep = { kind: \"visit\"; node: Node } | { kind: \"apply\"; operator: BinaryOperator };\n\n/** Walks the tree with an explicit stack. `a + b + c + …` folds\n *  left-associatively, so the AST's left spine is as deep as the formula is\n *  long — recursing here would let a long (but valid) user-written formula\n *  blow the call stack, and the RangeError would escape `evaluateDerived`'s\n *  null contract into the caller. */\nfunction evaluate(root: Node, ctx: FormulaContext): number {\n  const steps: EvalStep[] = [{ kind: \"visit\", node: root }];\n  const values: number[] = [];\n  for (let step = steps.pop(); step; step = steps.pop()) {\n    if (step.kind === \"apply\") {\n      values.push(applyPending(step.operator, values));\n    } else if (step.node.kind === \"binop\") {\n      const { operator, left, right } = step.node;\n      // Popped in reverse, so the left operand lands on `values` first.\n      steps.push({ kind: \"apply\", operator }, { kind: \"visit\", node: right }, { kind: \"visit\", node: left });\n    } else {\n      values.push(evaluateLeaf(step.node, ctx));\n    }\n  }\n  const result = values.pop();\n  return result !== undefined && values.length === 0 ? result : Number.NaN;\n}\n\nfunction applyPending(operator: BinaryOperator, values: number[]): number {\n  const right = values.pop();\n  const left = values.pop();\n  // Both operands are pushed before their apply step, so a gap means a\n  // malformed traversal — fail soft to NaN like every other bad value.\n  if (left === undefined || right === undefined) return Number.NaN;\n  return applyBinop(operator, left, right);\n}\n\nfunction evaluateLeaf(node: LeafNode, ctx: FormulaContext): number {\n  if (node.kind === \"num\") return node.value;\n  if (node.kind === \"ident\") return toFiniteNumber(ctx.record[node.name]);\n  if (node.kind === \"ref\") {\n    // `<field>.<col>`: read `col` off the resolved target record the\n    // caller put in ctx.refs. Unknown field / dangling slug → null →\n    // NaN, so the whole formula fails soft to an em-dash.\n    const target = ctx.refs?.[node.field] ?? null;\n    if (!target) return Number.NaN;\n    return toFiniteNumber(target[node.col]);\n  }\n  return evaluateSum(node.arg, ctx);\n}\n\nfunction applyBinop(operator: BinaryOperator, left: number, right: number): number {\n  if (!Number.isFinite(left) || !Number.isFinite(right)) return Number.NaN;\n  if (operator === \"+\") return left + right;\n  if (operator === \"-\") return left - right;\n  if (operator === \"*\") return left * right;\n  // operator === \"/\"\n  if (right === 0) return Number.NaN;\n  return left / right;\n}\n\nfunction evaluateSum(arg: SumArg, ctx: FormulaContext): number {\n  const first = arg.factors.at(0);\n  if (!first) return 0;\n  // All factors must reference the SAME table (you can't multiply\n  // a row from lineItems against a row from another table — the\n  // semantics would be ambiguous). Reject mismatch.\n  if (arg.factors.some((factor) => factor.table !== first.table)) return Number.NaN;\n  const rows = ctx.record[first.table];\n  if (!isUnknownArray(rows)) return 0;\n  // A NaN from any row poisons the total, which the caller turns into null.\n  return rows.filter(isObj).reduce((total, row) => total + rowProduct(row, arg), 0);\n}\n\nfunction rowProduct(row: object, { factors, operators }: SumArg): number {\n  const [first, ...rest] = factors;\n  if (!first) return Number.NaN;\n  return rest.reduce(\n    (product, factor, index) => {\n      // The parser pushes one operator per extra factor, so a gap here means a\n      // malformed SumArg — fail soft to NaN like every other bad value.\n      const operator = operators[index];\n      return operator ? applyBinop(operator, product, columnNumber(row, factor.col)) : Number.NaN;\n    },\n    columnNumber(row, first.col),\n  );\n}\n\nfunction columnNumber(row: object, col: string): number {\n  // An array row has no named column, so it fails soft like any other bad value.\n  return isRecord(row) ? toFiniteNumber(row[col]) : Number.NaN;\n}\n\nfunction toFiniteNumber(value: unknown): number {\n  if (typeof value === \"number\") return Number.isFinite(value) ? value : Number.NaN;\n  if (typeof value === \"string\" && value.length > 0) {\n    const num = Number(value);\n    return Number.isFinite(num) ? num : Number.NaN;\n  }\n  return Number.NaN;\n}\n","// Own-property read for a plain object indexed by a user/LLM/feed-controlled\n// key. Extracted so the ref/embed resolution in `deriveAll` and `derive`\n// share one guard (where.ts keeps its own private copy for the dynamicIcon\n// `where` evaluator — #2443).\n\n/** Read `obj[key]` only when it is an OWN property. A bare `obj[key]` reaches\n *  inherited Object.prototype members, so a dangling ref/embed id like\n *  `\"constructor\"` or `\"__proto__\"` resolves to a prototype value (the\n *  `Object` function) instead of being absent — breaking the \"missing target\n *  ⇒ null (em-dash)\" fail-soft contract and putting a non-serializable\n *  function into the API response, where `JSON.stringify` drops the key\n *  entirely (#2322). A prototype key resolves to `undefined`; a record whose\n *  id is legitimately `\"constructor\"` (an own key) still resolves. */\nexport function ownProp<T>(obj: Record<string, T>, key: string): T | undefined {\n  return Object.hasOwn(obj, key) ? obj[key] : undefined;\n}\n","// The derived-field saturation loop for schema-driven collections,\n// extracted from `composables/collections/useCollectionRendering.ts` so\n// the server (manageCollection getItems enrichment) and the client\n// (table cells, form display) evaluate formulas through ONE\n// implementation — if the two ever diverged, the UI and the LLM would\n// disagree on a number. 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