@orkestrel/worker 0.0.11 → 0.0.12

package/dist/src/core/index.d.ts

@@ -1,24 +1,25 @@
-import { EmitterErrorHandler } from '@orkestrel/emitter';
-import { EmitterHooks } from '@orkestrel/emitter';
-import { EmitterInterface } from '@orkestrel/emitter';
-import { PoolOptions } from '@orkestrel/pool';
-import { QueueContext } from '@orkestrel/queue';
-import { QueueEntryOptions } from '@orkestrel/queue';
-import { QueueStoreInterface } from '@orkestrel/queue';
+import type { EmitterErrorHandler } from '@orkestrel/emitter';
+import type { EmitterHooks } from '@orkestrel/emitter';
+import type { EmitterInterface } from '@orkestrel/emitter';
+import type { PoolOptions } from '@orkestrel/pool';
+import type { QueueContext } from '@orkestrel/queue';
+import type { QueueEntryOptions } from '@orkestrel/queue';
+import type { QueueStoreInterface } from '@orkestrel/queue';
 
 /**
- * Creates a resource-backed job worker — a `Queue` (`@orkestrel/queue`) marrying a `Pool`
- * (`@orkestrel/pool`). Each enqueued input runs through the handler against an
- * automatically acquired pooled resource (released when the job settles), with the
- * queue's bounded concurrency, retries, and per-attempt timeout / abort.
+ * Creates a resource-backed job worker — a `Queue` (`@orkestrel/queue`) composed with a
+ * `Pool` (`@orkestrel/pool`), where each enqueued input runs through the handler against
+ * an automatically acquired pooled resource released when the job settles.
  *
  * @remarks
+ * Bounded concurrency, retries, and the per-attempt timeout and abort are the queue's.
  * Default for the pool's `max`: the `concurrency` value, so resources match the jobs in flight.
  * Resources are reused across jobs. A handler that throws still releases its resource (the
  * acquire/release pair brackets the call in a `finally`), so a later job reuses it. The
  * lifecycle (`start` / `stop` / `pause` / `resume` / `abort` / `clear` / `destroy`)
- * delegates to the queue; `destroy` also tears the pool down. Observable (§13): a typed
- * `emitter` surfaces the queue lifecycle (`enqueue` / `start` / `success` / `failure` / …).
+ * delegates to the queue; `destroy` also tears the pool down. It is observable (see the
+ * guide's `## Observing` section): a typed `emitter` surfaces the queue lifecycle
+ * (`enqueue` / `start` / `success` / `failure` / …).
  *
  * @typeParam TInput - The work input each job carries
  * @typeParam TResource - The pooled resource each job runs against
@@ -27,10 +28,12 @@ import { QueueStoreInterface } from '@orkestrel/queue';
  *   `timeout`, `store`, `on`, and `error` keys (see {@link WorkerOptions})
  * @returns A working {@link WorkerInterface}
  *
- * @example
+ * @example A resource-backed worker
  * ```ts
  * import { createWorker } from '@orkestrel/worker'
  *
+ * // A Queue whose handler runs each job against a pooled resource (acquired before the
+ * // handler, released after it — even on throw). The pool's `max` defaults to `concurrency`.
  * const worker = createWorker<Query, Connection, Rows>({
  * 	pool: { create: () => connect(), destroy: (connection) => connection.close() },
  * 	handler: (query, connection, { signal }) => connection.run(query, signal),
@@ -39,6 +42,7 @@ import { QueueStoreInterface } from '@orkestrel/queue';
  * })
  *
  * const rows = await worker.enqueue(query)
+ * await worker.destroy() // awaits queue cleanup, pool cleanup, then emitter teardown
  * ```
  */
 export declare function createWorker<TInput, TResource, TResult>(options: WorkerOptions_2<TInput, TResource, TResult>): WorkerInterface<TInput, TResult>;
@@ -49,8 +53,8 @@ export declare function createWorker<TInput, TResource, TResult>(options: Worker
  *
  * @remarks
  * - **Composition, not reimplementation.** The Worker owns a `Pool` (built from
- *   `options.pool`) and a `Queue` whose handler ACQUIRES a pooled resource, runs the
- *   user handler against it, and RELEASES it in a `finally`. All concurrency, retries,
+ *   `options.pool`) and a `Queue` whose handler `acquire`s a pooled resource, runs the
+ *   user handler against it, and `release`s it in a `finally`. All concurrency, retries,
  *   timeout, and lifecycle are the Queue's — the Worker adds only the resource pairing.
  * - **Resource ↔ concurrency.** The queue strictly validates `concurrency` as a positive
  *   safe integer after caller options are captured once. Only `undefined` defaults
@@ -63,24 +67,24 @@ export declare function createWorker<TInput, TResource, TResult>(options: Worker
  *   `context.signal`, so an `abort` / `timeout` while waiting for a resource rejects
  *   the acquire — the Queue then handles retry / rejection, and there is no token to
  *   release (the resource was never leased).
- * - **Lifecycle (§10).** `enqueue` / `restore` / `start` / `stop` / `pause` / `resume` /
- *   `abort` / `clear` delegate to the queue; `count` / `active` / `paused` / `stopped`
- *   read it. `stop` / `abort` / `clear` return the queue's own cleanup barriers.
- *   `destroy` returns one stable barrier while it tears down the queue, then the pool,
- *   and destroys the worker emitter last. A sole cleanup failure is preserved by
+ * - **Lifecycle (see the guide's `## Methods` section).** `enqueue` / `restore` / `start` /
+ *   `stop` / `pause` / `resume` / `abort` / `clear` delegate to the queue; `count` / `active` /
+ *   `paused` / `stopped` read it. `stop` / `abort` / `clear` return the queue's own cleanup
+ *   barriers. `destroy` returns one stable barrier while it tears down the queue, then the
+ *   pool, and destroys the worker emitter last. A sole cleanup failure is preserved by
  *   identity; failures from both layers become an ordered `AggregateError`.
  * - **Durability.** An optional `store` is passed straight through to the queue, so the
  *   worker's outstanding jobs persist; `restore` re-runs them (delegated to the queue).
- * - **Observable (§13).** The owned {@link emitter} ({@link WorkerEventMap}) RE-EXPOSES the
- *   underlying queue's job lifecycle (`enqueue` / `start` / `retry` / `success` / `failure` /
- *   `abort` / `drain`) as the worker's OWN events — bridged from the inner queue's emitter at
- *   construction — so a consumer observes the worker without reaching through to internals.
- *   The bridge re-emits directly on the worker's own emitter; the worker emitter isolates a
- *   listener throw and routes it to its `error` handler (the `error` option), so a buggy
- *   worker observer can never corrupt the inner queue or pool — the bridge listener never
- *   throws, so the inner queue's own emit stays balanced. The pool's create / acquire /
- *   release events stay the pool's internal concern (a Worker manages its own resources);
- *   observe a `Pool` directly for those.
+ * - **Observable (see the guide's `## Observing` section).** The owned {@link emitter}
+ *   ({@link WorkerEventMap}) re-exposes the underlying queue's job lifecycle (`enqueue` /
+ *   `start` / `retry` / `success` / `failure` / `abort` / `drain`) as the worker's own events —
+ *   bridged from the inner queue's emitter at construction — so a consumer observes the worker
+ *   without reaching through to internals. The bridge re-emits directly on the worker's own
+ *   emitter; the worker emitter isolates a listener throw and routes it to its `error` handler
+ *   (the `error` option), so a buggy worker observer can never corrupt the inner queue or pool
+ *   — the bridge listener never throws, so the inner queue's own emit stays balanced. The
+ *   pool's create / acquire / release events stay the pool's internal concern (a Worker manages
+ *   its own resources); observe a `Pool` directly for those.
  */
 declare class Worker_2<TInput, TResource, TResult> implements WorkerInterface<TInput, TResult> {
     #private;
@@ -104,21 +108,25 @@ export { Worker_2 as Worker }
 
 /**
  * Represents the push observation surface of a {@link WorkerInterface} — the job
- * lifecycle a fire-and-forget observer subscribes to, surfacing the underlying queue's
- * moments so a Worker consumer never reaches through to the internal `Queue`.
+ * lifecycle a fire-and-forget observer subscribes to.
  *
  * @typeParam TResult - The value a job resolves (the `success` payload), mirroring the
  *   {@link WorkerInterface}'s own `TResult`.
  *
  * @remarks
  * A Worker is a `Queue`⨉`Pool` facade (both from their own `@orkestrel` packages); this
- * map RE-EXPOSES the queue lifecycle the worker surfaces (`enqueue` / `start` / `retry` /
- * `success` / `failure` / `abort` / `drain`) as the worker's OWN events — wired from the
- * underlying queue's emitter at construction, so a buggy observer is isolated exactly as
- * on the queue (a throw routes to the worker emitter's `error` handler). The
+ * map re-exposes the queue lifecycle the worker surfaces (`enqueue` / `start` / `retry` /
+ * `success` / `failure` / `abort` / `drain`) as the worker's own events — wired from the
+ * underlying queue's emitter at construction, so a consumer never reaches through to the
+ * internal `Queue` and a buggy observer is isolated exactly as on the queue (a throw
+ * routes to the worker emitter's `error` handler). The
  * pool's create / acquire / release events stay the pool's internal concern (a Worker
  * manages its own resources); a consumer who wants them observes a `Pool` directly.
- * Declared as a `type` alias (§4.5).
+ *
+ * Declared as a `type` alias (not `interface extends EventMap` — `EventMap` is a
+ * `type` kind): a type-literal satisfies the `EventMap` constraint
+ * (`Record<string, readonly unknown[]>`) structurally, whereas an interface lacks the
+ * required index signature.
  */
 declare type WorkerEventMap_2<TResult> = {
     /** Fires when a job is accepted — its id (delegated from the underlying queue's `enqueue`). */
@@ -142,7 +150,8 @@ export { WorkerEventMap_2 as WorkerEventMap }
 export declare type WorkerHandler<TInput, TResource, TResult> = (input: TInput, resource: TResource, context: QueueContext) => Promise<TResult> | TResult;
 
 /**
- * Represents a resource-backed job worker — a Queue whose handler runs against a pooled resource.
+ * Represents the job-worker contract a consumer holds — a `Queue` whose handler runs each
+ * job against a pooled resource.
  *
  * @remarks
  * Exposes a typed {@link emitter} carrying the job lifecycle
@@ -157,25 +166,38 @@ export declare interface WorkerInterface<TInput, TResult> {
     readonly active: number;
     readonly paused: boolean;
     readonly stopped: boolean;
+    /**
+     * Submits one job in FIFO order; the handler runs against an acquired resource, released
+     * when the job settles.
+     *
+     * @param input - The work payload the handler receives
+     * @param options - Optional id, retry and timeout overrides, and an entry abort signal
+     * @returns The job's settle-once execution promise
+     */
     enqueue(input: TInput, options?: QueueEntryOptions): Promise<TResult>;
-    /** Re-enqueues outstanding entries loaded from the store; no-op without a store. */
+    /** Re-enqueues the store's outstanding entries through the underlying queue; no-op without a store. */
     restore(): Promise<void>;
+    /** Starts or restarts the underlying queue's worker loops. */
     start(): void;
-    /** Stops the queue and awaits current-loop and durable cleanup quiescence. */
+    /** Stops the queue, rejects pending work, and awaits current-loop and durable cleanup quiescence. */
     stop(): Promise<void>;
+    /** Suspends dequeuing through the underlying queue, leaving in-flight jobs untouched. */
     pause(): void;
+    /** Continues a paused worker through the underlying queue. */
     resume(): void;
     /**
-     * Cancels in-flight work, rejects pending work, and awaits queue-owned cleanup.
+     * Cancels in-flight work, rejects pending work, and awaits queue-owned cleanup; an
+     * aborted attempt is never retried.
      *
      * @param reason - Optional cause retained by the queue's coded abort error
      * @returns The underlying queue's stable abort barrier
      */
     abort(reason?: unknown): Promise<void>;
-    /** Drops pending work and awaits its durable cleanup. */
+    /** Drops pending jobs and awaits their durable cleanup, leaving in-flight jobs untouched. */
     clear(): Promise<void>;
     /**
-     * Tears down the queue, then the pool, and finally the worker emitter.
+     * Tears down the queue, then the pool, and finally the worker emitter, behind one stable
+     * barrier.
      *
      * @returns One stable barrier shared by every call; it rejects with the original sole
      *   cleanup failure or an ordered `AggregateError` when both queue and pool fail
@@ -198,7 +220,7 @@ export declare interface WorkerInterface<TInput, TResult> {
  *   deadline.
  * - `store` — durable backing; outstanding entries survive a restart; call
  *   `restore()` to re-run them.
- * - `on` — the reserved {@link EmitterHooks} key (§8): initial listeners for the worker's
+ * - `on` — the reserved {@link EmitterHooks} key: initial listeners for the worker's
  *   {@link WorkerEventMap} (the job lifecycle it surfaces from its underlying queue), wired
  *   at construction.
  */

package/dist/src/core/index.js

@@ -8,8 +8,8 @@ import { Queue } from "@orkestrel/queue";
 *
 * @remarks
 * - **Composition, not reimplementation.** The Worker owns a `Pool` (built from
-*   `options.pool`) and a `Queue` whose handler ACQUIRES a pooled resource, runs the
-*   user handler against it, and RELEASES it in a `finally`. All concurrency, retries,
+*   `options.pool`) and a `Queue` whose handler `acquire`s a pooled resource, runs the
+*   user handler against it, and `release`s it in a `finally`. All concurrency, retries,
 *   timeout, and lifecycle are the Queue's — the Worker adds only the resource pairing.
 * - **Resource ↔ concurrency.** The queue strictly validates `concurrency` as a positive
 *   safe integer after caller options are captured once. Only `undefined` defaults
@@ -22,24 +22,24 @@ import { Queue } from "@orkestrel/queue";
 *   `context.signal`, so an `abort` / `timeout` while waiting for a resource rejects
 *   the acquire — the Queue then handles retry / rejection, and there is no token to
 *   release (the resource was never leased).
-* - **Lifecycle (§10).** `enqueue` / `restore` / `start` / `stop` / `pause` / `resume` /
-*   `abort` / `clear` delegate to the queue; `count` / `active` / `paused` / `stopped`
-*   read it. `stop` / `abort` / `clear` return the queue's own cleanup barriers.
-*   `destroy` returns one stable barrier while it tears down the queue, then the pool,
-*   and destroys the worker emitter last. A sole cleanup failure is preserved by
+* - **Lifecycle (see the guide's `## Methods` section).** `enqueue` / `restore` / `start` /
+*   `stop` / `pause` / `resume` / `abort` / `clear` delegate to the queue; `count` / `active` /
+*   `paused` / `stopped` read it. `stop` / `abort` / `clear` return the queue's own cleanup
+*   barriers. `destroy` returns one stable barrier while it tears down the queue, then the
+*   pool, and destroys the worker emitter last. A sole cleanup failure is preserved by
 *   identity; failures from both layers become an ordered `AggregateError`.
 * - **Durability.** An optional `store` is passed straight through to the queue, so the
 *   worker's outstanding jobs persist; `restore` re-runs them (delegated to the queue).
-* - **Observable (§13).** The owned {@link emitter} ({@link WorkerEventMap}) RE-EXPOSES the
-*   underlying queue's job lifecycle (`enqueue` / `start` / `retry` / `success` / `failure` /
-*   `abort` / `drain`) as the worker's OWN events — bridged from the inner queue's emitter at
-*   construction — so a consumer observes the worker without reaching through to internals.
-*   The bridge re-emits directly on the worker's own emitter; the worker emitter isolates a
-*   listener throw and routes it to its `error` handler (the `error` option), so a buggy
-*   worker observer can never corrupt the inner queue or pool — the bridge listener never
-*   throws, so the inner queue's own emit stays balanced. The pool's create / acquire /
-*   release events stay the pool's internal concern (a Worker manages its own resources);
-*   observe a `Pool` directly for those.
+* - **Observable (see the guide's `## Observing` section).** The owned {@link emitter}
+*   ({@link WorkerEventMap}) re-exposes the underlying queue's job lifecycle (`enqueue` /
+*   `start` / `retry` / `success` / `failure` / `abort` / `drain`) as the worker's own events —
+*   bridged from the inner queue's emitter at construction — so a consumer observes the worker
+*   without reaching through to internals. The bridge re-emits directly on the worker's own
+*   emitter; the worker emitter isolates a listener throw and routes it to its `error` handler
+*   (the `error` option), so a buggy worker observer can never corrupt the inner queue or pool
+*   — the bridge listener never throws, so the inner queue's own emit stays balanced. The
+*   pool's create / acquire / release events stay the pool's internal concern (a Worker manages
+*   its own resources); observe a `Pool` directly for those.
 */
 var Worker = class {
 	#queue;
@@ -158,18 +158,19 @@ var Worker = class {
 //#endregion
 //#region src/core/factories.ts
 /**
-* Creates a resource-backed job worker — a `Queue` (`@orkestrel/queue`) marrying a `Pool`
-* (`@orkestrel/pool`). Each enqueued input runs through the handler against an
-* automatically acquired pooled resource (released when the job settles), with the
-* queue's bounded concurrency, retries, and per-attempt timeout / abort.
+* Creates a resource-backed job worker — a `Queue` (`@orkestrel/queue`) composed with a
+* `Pool` (`@orkestrel/pool`), where each enqueued input runs through the handler against
+* an automatically acquired pooled resource released when the job settles.
 *
 * @remarks
+* Bounded concurrency, retries, and the per-attempt timeout and abort are the queue's.
 * Default for the pool's `max`: the `concurrency` value, so resources match the jobs in flight.
 * Resources are reused across jobs. A handler that throws still releases its resource (the
 * acquire/release pair brackets the call in a `finally`), so a later job reuses it. The
 * lifecycle (`start` / `stop` / `pause` / `resume` / `abort` / `clear` / `destroy`)
-* delegates to the queue; `destroy` also tears the pool down. Observable (§13): a typed
-* `emitter` surfaces the queue lifecycle (`enqueue` / `start` / `success` / `failure` / …).
+* delegates to the queue; `destroy` also tears the pool down. It is observable (see the
+* guide's `## Observing` section): a typed `emitter` surfaces the queue lifecycle
+* (`enqueue` / `start` / `success` / `failure` / …).
 *
 * @typeParam TInput - The work input each job carries
 * @typeParam TResource - The pooled resource each job runs against
@@ -178,10 +179,12 @@ var Worker = class {
 *   `timeout`, `store`, `on`, and `error` keys (see {@link WorkerOptions})
 * @returns A working {@link WorkerInterface}
 *
-* @example
+* @example A resource-backed worker
 * ```ts
 * import { createWorker } from '@orkestrel/worker'
 *
+* // A Queue whose handler runs each job against a pooled resource (acquired before the
+* // handler, released after it — even on throw). The pool's `max` defaults to `concurrency`.
 * const worker = createWorker<Query, Connection, Rows>({
 * 	pool: { create: () => connect(), destroy: (connection) => connection.close() },
 * 	handler: (query, connection, { signal }) => connection.run(query, signal),
@@ -190,6 +193,7 @@ var Worker = class {
 * })
 *
 * const rows = await worker.enqueue(query)
+* await worker.destroy() // awaits queue cleanup, pool cleanup, then emitter teardown
 * ```
 */
 function createWorker(options) {

package/dist/src/core/index.js.map

@@ -1 +1 @@
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All concurrency, retries,\n *   timeout, and lifecycle are the Queue's — the Worker adds only the resource pairing.\n * - **Resource ↔ concurrency.** The queue strictly validates `concurrency` as a positive\n *   safe integer after caller options are captured once. Only `undefined` defaults\n *   `concurrency` to `1` or pool `max` to that value; runtime `null` reaches the owning\n *   validator. The queue validates before the pool option is read; every declared pool member\n *   is then captured once by direct access, preserving inherited and non-enumerable structural\n *   options. 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package/dist/src/server/index.cjs

@@ -6,7 +6,7 @@ let _orkestrel_queue = require("@orkestrel/queue");
 let _src_core = require("../core/index.cjs");
 //#region src/server/helpers.ts
 /**
-* Narrows an inbound `message` to a {@link Reply} for a given job `id` — no assertion.
+* Narrows an inbound `message` to a {@link Reply} for a given correlation `id` — no assertion.
 *
 * @remarks
 * A total predicate: a record whose `id` matches and whose `ok` discriminant is well-formed.
@@ -15,8 +15,8 @@ let _src_core = require("../core/index.cjs");
 * correlated predicate rather than a `Guard<Reply>` and is not accepted where a `Guard` is.
 *
 * @param value - The inbound message to narrow
-* @param id - The job id a matching reply must carry
-* @returns True if the value is this job's well-formed reply; false otherwise
+* @param id - The per-dispatch correlation id a matching reply must carry
+* @returns True if the value is this dispatch's well-formed reply; false otherwise
 */
 function isReply(value, id) {
 	const outcome = (0, _orkestrel_contract.attempt)(() => {
@@ -45,7 +45,7 @@ function isReply(value, id) {
 * and restore. That job id identifies work, not a caller, and is not authentication or
 * authorization evidence. Each attempt has its own `AbortController`, so an `abort`
 * message for the correlation id fires the handler's `signal` (cooperative — the main
-* side ALSO terminates the thread, so a handler that ignores its signal is still stopped).
+* side also terminates the thread, so a handler that ignores its signal is still stopped).
 * Every inbound message is narrowed with the inlined guards — no `as`. On the main thread
 * (`parentPort === null`) it is a no-op.
 *
@@ -226,7 +226,7 @@ var Thread = class {
 * authentication / authorization evidence. Per-job consumer context is explicit,
 * structured-cloneable `input`; ambient context is not worker-thread transport. A success
 * `value` is narrowed through `result` (a value that fails the guard rejects — the zero-`as`
-* type bridge); a failure rejects with the thread's error string. A thread that ALREADY died
+* type bridge); a failure rejects with the thread's error string. A thread that had already died
 * rejects synchronously at construction from the latched {@link NodeThread.death} — its death
 * events fired before this dispatch existed and will never fire again, so waiting on the
 * listeners would dangle forever; the latch makes death total across every event ordering. If
@@ -480,13 +480,13 @@ var NodeWorker = class {
 *
 * @remarks
 * Constructs the thread with the `script` module and the cloned `workerData`, then
-* resolves on the thread's `online` event (rejecting on an early `error` OR an `exit`
+* resolves on the thread's `online` event (rejecting on an early `error` or on an `exit`
 * that arrives before `online`, so the spawn promise is total — it can never dangle on a
 * thread that died without erroring). The returned entity attaches persistent `error` /
-* `exit` listeners that flip `alive` to `false` AND latch the first terminal event on
+* `exit` listeners that flip `alive` to `false` and latch the first terminal event on
 * {@link NodeThread.death}: a crash is observable to an in-flight {@link Dispatch} (through
 * its own listeners), to a pool's `validate` (through `alive`), and — crucially — to a
-* dispatch that attaches AFTER the death (through the latch). A `messageerror` is terminal
+* dispatch that attaches only after the death (through the latch). A `messageerror` is terminal
 * too, so a thread whose inbound payload could not be deserialized is never reused. The latch
 * closes a real race: a thread can become terminal before the readiness promise continuation
 * hands it to a {@link Dispatch}, leaving no future death event for that dispatch to observe.
@@ -518,7 +518,7 @@ function createThread(script, workerData) {
 * (and reloaded from) the file at `path`, surviving a process restart. There is no new
 * class — the store engine ({@link createDatabaseQueueStore}) is shared, and only the
 * driver changes where the bytes live. The `input` shape must be JSON-serializable
-* (the JSON driver round-trips it as JSON). Build a second store over the SAME `path` to
+* (the JSON driver round-trips it as JSON). Build a second store over the same `path` to
 * resume the outstanding entries a prior store persisted.
 *
 * @typeParam TInput - The contract shape of each entry's `input` payload
@@ -543,7 +543,7 @@ function createJSONQueueStore(path, input) {
 }
 /**
 * Creates a CPU-parallel worker over `node:worker_threads` — a thin specialization of the
-* core `createWorker` whose pooled resource is a worker THREAD.
+* core `createWorker` whose pooled resource is a worker thread.
 *
 * @remarks
 * Composition, not reimplementation: all concurrency, retries, per-attempt timeout,
@@ -554,10 +554,10 @@ function createJSONQueueStore(path, input) {
 * internal handler that narrows the input through `options.input` (fail-fast before the
 * structured-clone boundary) then runs a {@link Dispatch} against the leased thread,
 * narrowing the reply through
-* `options.result`. Both generics INFER from the `input` / `result` guards, so call sites
-* need no explicit type arguments. The boundary is crossed with ZERO `as`: the guards
-* reconstruct `TInput` / `TResult` by validation. An `abort` / `timeout`
-* TERMINATES the in-flight thread (CPU-bound work can't honour a signal) and evicts it; a
+* `options.result`. `TInput` and `TResult` infer from the `input` and `result` guards, so
+* call sites need no explicit type arguments. The boundary is crossed with no `as`: the
+* guards reconstruct `TInput` / `TResult` by validation. An `abort` / `timeout`
+* terminates the in-flight thread (CPU-bound work can't honour a signal) and evicts it; a
 * subsequent job spawns a fresh thread. The worker script's module must call
 * `serveWorker`. Returns the plain {@link WorkerInterface} — its methods are the Worker's.
 *