@ttt-productions/ttt-core 0.79.101 → 0.79.103
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- package/dist/constants/app-mode.d.ts +2 -0
- package/dist/constants/app-mode.d.ts.map +1 -1
- package/dist/constants/app-mode.js +3 -1
- package/dist/constants/app-mode.js.map +1 -1
- package/dist/constants/business-content.d.ts +1 -1
- package/dist/constants/business-content.js +1 -1
- package/dist/constants/business-content.js.map +1 -1
- package/dist/doc-schemas/account-deletion.d.ts +16 -0
- package/dist/doc-schemas/account-deletion.d.ts.map +1 -1
- package/dist/doc-schemas/account-deletion.js +12 -1
- package/dist/doc-schemas/account-deletion.js.map +1 -1
- package/dist/doc-schemas/registry.d.ts +4 -0
- package/dist/doc-schemas/registry.d.ts.map +1 -1
- package/dist/media/ttt-media-specs.d.ts +3 -0
- package/dist/media/ttt-media-specs.d.ts.map +1 -1
- package/dist/media/ttt-media-specs.js +689 -678
- package/dist/media/ttt-media-specs.js.map +1 -1
- package/package.json +1 -1
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export type AppMode = (typeof APP_MODES)[number];
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/** The deployed mode. Changing this constant (and publishing) IS the flip. */
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export declare const APP_MODE: AppMode;
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/** Pick a mode-varied limit's value in the given mode. */
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export declare const valueInMode: <T>(mode: AppMode, charter: T, full: T) => T;
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/** Pick the active value for a mode-varied limit. */
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export declare const byMode: <T>(charter: T, full: T) => T;
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/** Upstash-style sliding-window duration, e.g. '1 h'. */
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export const APP_MODES = ['charter', 'full'];
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/** The deployed mode. Changing this constant (and publishing) IS the flip. */
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export const APP_MODE = 'charter';
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/** Pick a mode-varied limit's value in the given mode. */
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export const valueInMode = (mode, charter, full) => mode === 'charter' ? charter : full;
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/** Pick the active value for a mode-varied limit. */
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export const byMode = (charter, full) => APP_MODE
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export const byMode = (charter, full) => valueInMode(APP_MODE, charter, full);
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Counted on\n // STORED OUTPUT bytes (what actually sits in R2 after transcode), never on raw upload\n // bytes. Rationale: a per-file `maxBytes` cap alone bounds one upload but nothing stops\n // unbounded accumulation across a long-running conversation — this is the abuse brake\n // on that, and it is what `startUpload`'s reservation and the publication transfer both\n // check. Charter: 10 files / 500 MiB per conversation.\n conversation: {\n maxConversationFiles: 10,\n maxConversationFileStorageBytes: 524_288_000, // 500 MiB\n },\n hall: { maxSubmitBatch: 10 },\n batches: { trendingFeedProcessLimit: 250, maxFeedbackSubmitters: 25 },\n rateLimits: {\n // Uploads are charged ONCE per upload (in startUpload); the processor-side\n // check is a non-charging guard.\n UPLOAD: { maxRequests: 15, window: '1 h' },\n // A separate HIGHER bucket for uploads performed through the sanctioned admin\n // authority path — never an exemption. Bulk admin setup work (creating 3\n // auditions is ~5 uploads) exhausts the 15/h user bucket; 60/h covers a real\n // bulk admin session while keeping a brake on a compromised admin token and on\n // third-party quota/cost (Vision / Video Intelligence / R2). DJ ruling 2026-07-25.\n ADMIN_UPLOAD: { maxRequests: 60, window: '1 h' },\n // General content-write throttle for the non-upload write callables (text posts,\n // craft-skill edits, support-thread starts) that used to charge UPLOAD. Sharing\n // the 15/h charter upload window meant heavy text posting blocked real uploads\n // and vice versa; a separate 30/h bucket keeps each cost driver on its own\n // ceiling. DJ ruling 2026-07-25.\n CONTENT_WRITE: { maxRequests: 30, window: '1 h' },\n VOTE: { maxRequests: 100, window: '1 h' },\n MODERATION: { maxRequests: 50, window: '1 h' },\n // 30/h: one bucket is shared by ~35 callables (register, become-artisan,\n // create-work, invites, trades, appeals, …) — a real first-hour artisan does\n // 10-15 legitimate sensitive actions; 5/h blocked the intended golden path\n // (proven live by the hosted-dev E2E, 2026-07-07). DJ ruling 2026-07-08.\n SENSITIVE_ACTION: { maxRequests: 30, window: '1 h' },\n // 120/h (charter): checkDisplayNameAvailable is enforceAppCheck:true, so\n // reCAPTCHA-Enterprise attestation is the real abuse gate — this bucket is a\n // cost/DoS ceiling, not the security boundary. It is IP-keyed (pre-registration,\n // no uid yet) and the register form fires it debounced-LIVE as you type, so one\n // legit registrant spends ~3-8 checks and shared NAT/CGNAT multiplies that across\n // everyone on the IP. The old 20/h false-rejected legitimate shared-IP users and\n // could not fit a full hosted-dev E2E suite run on one IP. DJ ruling 2026-07-21.\n DISPLAY_NAME_CHECK: { maxRequests: 120, window: '1 h' },\n CHAT_MESSAGE: { maxRequests: 125, window: '1 h' },\n ADMIN_TASK: { maxRequests: 60, window: '1 h' },\n APPEAL_REVIEW: { maxRequests: 30, window: '1 h' },\n BAN_ACTION: { maxRequests: 20, window: '1 h' },\n SHARE_TRANSFER: { maxRequests: 10, window: '1 h' },\n CONTENT_REPORT: { maxRequests: 5, window: '1 h' },\n SHORT_LINK_CLICK: { maxRequests: 60, window: '1 h' },\n FOLLOW: { maxRequests: 20, window: '1 m' },\n MENTION_HISTORY: { maxRequests: 120, window: '1 h' },\n // Scoped-media grant minting (createMediaGrant). Its OWN bucket — it used to charge\n // MENTION_HISTORY, an unrelated surface, so neither limit meant what its name said and the\n // two shared a budget sized for neither (BACKEND-013). Refresh-driven, not user-initiated:\n // a grant is short-TTL (60 min work media, 15 min chat/folder scopes) and the client re-mints\n // under expiry, so a browsing session naturally spends several per hour PER SCOPE (each work,\n // each private file folder, each conversation). Cheap to serve (a Firestore permission read\n // plus an HMAC sign — no third-party cost), and a false 429 breaks media rendering outright,\n // so the ceiling is generous: it exists to stop a scripted grant-farming sweep, not to pace a\n // real reader. 120/h charter.\n MEDIA_GRANT: { maxRequests: 120, window: '1 h' },\n // Realtime chat grant minting (mintChatGrant) — previously NO limiter at all (BACKEND-013),\n // despite minting signed grants at concurrency: 20. Same refresh-driven shape as MEDIA_GRANT:\n // a 15-minute grant TTL means ~4 mints/hour for the inbox plus ~4 per open channel, doubled\n // again by socket reconnects on a flaky mobile network. It stays behind the per-channel\n // authorizeChannelScope gate, so this bucket is a cost/DoS ceiling rather than the\n // authorization boundary — sized to match MEDIA_GRANT so the two grant surfaces are paced\n // alike and neither can be starved by the other (separate Redis prefixes).\n CHAT_GRANT: { maxRequests: 120, window: '1 h' },\n // Operator step-up TOTP verification (confirmOperatorStepUp / verifyOperatorStepUp) —\n // previously unthrottled, so an attacker holding a stolen full-admin session could\n // brute-force the 6-digit second factor guarding the safety console (BACKEND-013).\n // DELIBERATELY THE TIGHTEST BUCKET IN THE SET: a real operator enrolls once and verifies\n // roughly twice an hour (the grant window is 30 minutes), so 10/h absorbs every legitimate\n // mistype while capping guessing at 10 attempts per hour against a code that rotates every\n // 30 seconds. Mode-INVARIANT — this is an admin security control, not a cost driver, so it\n // never loosens at the full-mode flip (same posture as MODERATION / BAN_ACTION / USER_LOOKUP).\n // The lockout-after-N-failures behaviour is a separate app-side concern; this is the throttle.\n OPERATOR_STEP_UP: { maxRequests: 10, window: '1 h' },\n ADMIN_MESSAGE_READ: { maxRequests: 60, window: '1 h' },\n // Admin exact-account lookup (searchPublicUsers / lookupUserByEmailOrUid) — a read, so a\n // generous per-minute bucket that still backstops a scripted enumeration sweep. Admin-only\n // and not a cost driver, so the value is the same in both modes (like MODERATION/ADMIN_TASK).\n USER_LOOKUP: { maxRequests: 30, window: '1 m' },\n NOTIFICATION_BROADCAST: { maxRequests: 10, window: '1 h' },\n NOTIFICATION_ARCHIVE: { maxRequests: 120, window: '1 h' },\n NOTIFICATION_MARK_SEEN: { maxRequests: 120, window: '1 h' },\n FEEDBACK: { maxRequests: 10, window: '1 h' },\n SHORT_LINK_CREATE: { maxRequests: 30, window: '1 h' },\n INVITE_ACTION: { maxRequests: 30, window: '1 h' },\n LIBRARY_SUBMISSION: { maxRequests: 10, window: '1 h' },\n CHANNEL_CREATE: { maxRequests: 5, window: '1 h' },\n CHECKOUT_CREATE: { maxRequests: 5, window: '1 h' },\n // The registration age step, keyed per hashed client IP (pre-account, no uid). One call per\n // attempt — a corrected date or a retry at most doubles it — so 30/h gives one IP the same\n // registrants per hour as DISPLAY_NAME_CHECK's 120/h at its 3–8 debounced checks each, while a\n // script minting age-attestation records gets far less headroom.\n AGE_ATTEST: { maxRequests: 30, window: '1 h' },\n // A member's own Hall settings, ink marks, hidden Works, reading position, and recently viewed\n // list. Reading position and recently viewed are written as the member reads, so the bucket is\n // sized like NOTIFICATION_MARK_SEEN, the other passive per-member write.\n HALL_PREFERENCE: { maxRequests: 120, window: '1 h' },\n // An admin's approve or deny of a refund request. Admin-only, so mode-invariant like\n // APPEAL_REVIEW, the other admin decision on a member's request.\n REFUND_DECISION: { maxRequests: 30, window: '1 h' },\n },\n};\n\nexport const FULL_LIMITS: TttLimits = {\n mode: 'full',\n user: {\n maxCraftSkills: 24,\n maxOwnedWorkProjects: 25,\n maxAssociatedWorkProjects: 100,\n },\n workProject: {\n maxGuildSize: 250,\n maxFileFolders: 25,\n maxWorkFiles: 1000,\n maxWorkFileStorageBytes: 26_843_545_600, // 25 GiB\n maxWorkProjectAuditions: 10,\n maxCommissionListings: 10,\n maxChapters: 50,\n // The intentional design ceiling (~17,000 words; trivially inside Firestore's\n // 1 MiB doc limit) — the audit trail deliberately stores field LENGTHS, not\n // content, because chapters can be this large (runUpdateChapterDetails).\n maxChapterContentLength: 100_000,\n maxTuneTracks: 50,\n maxTelevisionEpisodes: 25,\n },\n // 20 files / 1 GiB (full): the same per-conversation Conversation Files quota as\n // charter, scaled for a public-launch conversation. Still a hard ceiling on\n // unbounded R2 accumulation. See the CHARTER_LIMITS note above. DJ ruling 2026-07-25.\n conversation: {\n maxConversationFiles: 20,\n maxConversationFileStorageBytes: 1_073_741_824, // 1 GiB\n },\n hall: { maxSubmitBatch: 50 },\n batches: { trendingFeedProcessLimit: 1000, maxFeedbackSubmitters: 100 },\n rateLimits: {\n UPLOAD: { maxRequests: 30, window: '1 h' },\n // 120/h (full): the same sanctioned-admin-path upload bucket as charter, scaled\n // with UPLOAD — always HIGHER than the user bucket, never an exemption, so a\n // compromised admin token and third-party media cost stay bounded. See the\n // CHARTER_LIMITS note above. DJ ruling 2026-07-25.\n ADMIN_UPLOAD: { maxRequests: 120, window: '1 h' },\n // 60/h (full): the same non-upload content-write bucket as charter, scaled with\n // UPLOAD so text writes and media uploads never consume each other's ceiling.\n // See the CHARTER_LIMITS note above. DJ ruling 2026-07-25.\n CONTENT_WRITE: { maxRequests: 60, window: '1 h' },\n VOTE: { maxRequests: 200, window: '1 h' },\n MODERATION: { maxRequests: 50, window: '1 h' },\n // 60/h: full-mode power users managing several works do dozens of legitimate\n // management actions per hour; still a hard backstop against scripts.\n // DJ ruling 2026-07-08 (charter 30 / full 60, single bucket; a bucket split\n // is filed post-launch in ttt-prod docs/post-launch/).\n SENSITIVE_ACTION: { maxRequests: 60, window: '1 h' },\n // 300/h (full): same reasoning as the charter value above (App-Check-gated\n // cost ceiling, IP-keyed, debounced-live). Public-launch CGNAT exposure is far\n // larger — hundreds of concurrent legit registrants can sit behind one carrier\n // IP — so err generous; the only cost of \"too high\" is trivial Firestore reads,\n // while \"too low\" false-rejects real users. Raise on evidence (watch prod logs\n // for legit 429s) rather than pre-emptively tightening. DJ ruling 2026-07-21.\n DISPLAY_NAME_CHECK: { maxRequests: 300, window: '1 h' },\n CHAT_MESSAGE: { maxRequests: 150, window: '1 h' },\n ADMIN_TASK: { maxRequests: 60, window: '1 h' },\n APPEAL_REVIEW: { maxRequests: 30, window: '1 h' },\n BAN_ACTION: { maxRequests: 20, window: '1 h' },\n SHARE_TRANSFER: { maxRequests: 10, window: '1 h' },\n CONTENT_REPORT: { maxRequests: 20, window: '1 h' },\n SHORT_LINK_CLICK: { maxRequests: 60, window: '1 h' },\n FOLLOW: { maxRequests: 60, window: '1 m' },\n MENTION_HISTORY: { maxRequests: 120, window: '1 h' },\n // 240/h (full): the same grant-minting buckets as charter, doubled with the surrounding\n // content limits. Full mode raises the ceilings a grant is minted PER (250-guildmate guilds,\n // 25 file folders, 1000 work files, 10 auditions), so one session legitimately touches more\n // scopes and re-mints more often. See the CHARTER_LIMITS notes above.\n MEDIA_GRANT: { maxRequests: 240, window: '1 h' },\n CHAT_GRANT: { maxRequests: 240, window: '1 h' },\n // Operator step-up stays at 10/h in BOTH modes — an admin second-factor throttle is a\n // security control, not a cost lever, so it never loosens at the flip. See CHARTER_LIMITS.\n OPERATOR_STEP_UP: { maxRequests: 10, window: '1 h' },\n ADMIN_MESSAGE_READ: { maxRequests: 60, window: '1 h' },\n // Admin exact-account lookup — same read bucket in both modes (see CHARTER_LIMITS note).\n USER_LOOKUP: { maxRequests: 30, window: '1 m' },\n NOTIFICATION_BROADCAST: { maxRequests: 10, window: '1 h' },\n NOTIFICATION_ARCHIVE: { maxRequests: 120, window: '1 h' },\n NOTIFICATION_MARK_SEEN: { maxRequests: 120, window: '1 h' },\n FEEDBACK: { maxRequests: 10, window: '1 h' },\n SHORT_LINK_CREATE: { maxRequests: 30, window: '1 h' },\n INVITE_ACTION: { maxRequests: 60, window: '1 h' },\n LIBRARY_SUBMISSION: { maxRequests: 20, window: '1 h' },\n CHANNEL_CREATE: { maxRequests: 20, window: '1 h' },\n CHECKOUT_CREATE: { maxRequests: 20, window: '1 h' },\n // Scaled with DISPLAY_NAME_CHECK's full-mode 300/h — see the CHARTER_LIMITS note.\n AGE_ATTEST: { maxRequests: 75, window: '1 h' },\n // Both stay at their charter values — see the CHARTER_LIMITS notes.\n HALL_PREFERENCE: { maxRequests: 120, window: '1 h' },\n REFUND_DECISION: { maxRequests: 30, window: '1 h' },\n },\n};\n\n/** The resolved limit set for the deployed mode. Import THIS (or the alias\n * constants that re-export from it), never CHARTER_/FULL_ directly. A read bound\n * that must hold whichever mode the data was written under uses\n * HALL_SUB_ITEM_READ_BOUND_BY_WORK_TYPE below instead. */\nexport const ACTIVE_LIMITS: TttLimits = byMode(CHARTER_LIMITS, FULL_LIMITS);\n\nconst largestInAnyMode = (pick: (limits: TttLimits) => number): number =>\n Math.max(pick(CHARTER_LIMITS), pick(FULL_LIMITS));\n\n/**\n * The most sub-items one Hall item can hold of each kind (Tale chapters, Tune tracks, Television\n * episodes) in ANY app mode — each kind's count cap at its largest across CHARTER_LIMITS and\n * FULL_LIMITS. A READ bound, never an enforced limit: a Hall item keeps the sub-items it was\n * published with when the mode changes, so a reader that must see all of them sizes its query\n * from this and treats a read that returns more as uncertain. Enforcement reads the active caps\n * (MAX_CHAPTERS, MAX_TUNE_TRACKS, MAX_TELEVISION_EPISODES).\n */\nexport const HALL_SUB_ITEM_READ_BOUND_BY_WORK_TYPE: Readonly<Record<WorkProjectType, number>> = {\n Tales: largestInAnyMode((limits) => limits.workProject.maxChapters),\n Tunes: largestInAnyMode((limits) => limits.workProject.maxTuneTracks),\n Television: largestInAnyMode((limits) => limits.workProject.maxTelevisionEpisodes),\n};\n\n/**\n * User-facing copy for a reached count cap — the ONE owner of the cap-message\n * shape, beside the limits it describes. Every callable refusing on a\n * mode-varied count cap formats through this. In charter mode the message\n * names Charter Season so the cap reads as the season's limit rather than the\n * platform's permanent shape; full mode stays neutral. `hint` is an optional\n * trailing sentence (e.g. \"Delete a file to add another.\").\n */\nexport const countCapReachedMessage = (\n subject: string,\n limit: number,\n noun: string,\n hint?: string,\n): string => {\n const base = byMode(\n `${subject} already has the Charter Season maximum of ${limit} ${noun} — caps expand when Charter Season ends.`,\n `${subject} already has the maximum of ${limit} ${noun}.`,\n );\n return hint ? `${base} ${hint}` : base;\n};\n"]}
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Counted on\n // STORED OUTPUT bytes (what actually sits in R2 after transcode), never on raw upload\n // bytes. Rationale: a per-file `maxBytes` cap alone bounds one upload but nothing stops\n // unbounded accumulation across a long-running conversation — this is the abuse brake\n // on that, and it is what `startUpload`'s reservation and the publication transfer both\n // check. Charter: 10 files / 500 MiB per conversation.\n conversation: {\n maxConversationFiles: 10,\n maxConversationFileStorageBytes: 524_288_000, // 500 MiB\n },\n hall: { maxSubmitBatch: 10 },\n batches: { trendingFeedProcessLimit: 250, maxFeedbackSubmitters: 25 },\n rateLimits: {\n // Uploads are charged ONCE per upload (in startUpload); the processor-side\n // check is a non-charging guard.\n UPLOAD: { maxRequests: 15, window: '1 h' },\n // A separate HIGHER bucket for uploads performed through the sanctioned admin\n // authority path — never an exemption. Bulk admin setup work (creating 3\n // auditions is ~5 uploads) exhausts the 15/h user bucket; 60/h covers a real\n // bulk admin session while keeping a brake on a compromised admin token and on\n // third-party quota/cost (Vision / Video Intelligence / R2). DJ ruling 2026-07-25.\n ADMIN_UPLOAD: { maxRequests: 60, window: '1 h' },\n // General content-write throttle for the non-upload write callables (text posts,\n // craft-skill edits, support-thread starts) that used to charge UPLOAD. Sharing\n // the 15/h charter upload window meant heavy text posting blocked real uploads\n // and vice versa; a separate 30/h bucket keeps each cost driver on its own\n // ceiling. DJ ruling 2026-07-25.\n CONTENT_WRITE: { maxRequests: 30, window: '1 h' },\n VOTE: { maxRequests: 100, window: '1 h' },\n MODERATION: { maxRequests: 50, window: '1 h' },\n // 30/h: one bucket is shared by ~35 callables (register, become-artisan,\n // create-work, invites, trades, appeals, …) — a real first-hour artisan does\n // 10-15 legitimate sensitive actions; 5/h blocked the intended golden path\n // (proven live by the hosted-dev E2E, 2026-07-07). DJ ruling 2026-07-08.\n SENSITIVE_ACTION: { maxRequests: 30, window: '1 h' },\n // 120/h (charter): checkDisplayNameAvailable is enforceAppCheck:true, so\n // reCAPTCHA-Enterprise attestation is the real abuse gate — this bucket is a\n // cost/DoS ceiling, not the security boundary. It is IP-keyed (pre-registration,\n // no uid yet) and the register form fires it debounced-LIVE as you type, so one\n // legit registrant spends ~3-8 checks and shared NAT/CGNAT multiplies that across\n // everyone on the IP. The old 20/h false-rejected legitimate shared-IP users and\n // could not fit a full hosted-dev E2E suite run on one IP. DJ ruling 2026-07-21.\n DISPLAY_NAME_CHECK: { maxRequests: 120, window: '1 h' },\n CHAT_MESSAGE: { maxRequests: 125, window: '1 h' },\n ADMIN_TASK: { maxRequests: 60, window: '1 h' },\n APPEAL_REVIEW: { maxRequests: 30, window: '1 h' },\n BAN_ACTION: { maxRequests: 20, window: '1 h' },\n SHARE_TRANSFER: { maxRequests: 10, window: '1 h' },\n CONTENT_REPORT: { maxRequests: 5, window: '1 h' },\n SHORT_LINK_CLICK: { maxRequests: 60, window: '1 h' },\n FOLLOW: { maxRequests: 20, window: '1 m' },\n MENTION_HISTORY: { maxRequests: 120, window: '1 h' },\n // Scoped-media grant minting (createMediaGrant). Its OWN bucket — it used to charge\n // MENTION_HISTORY, an unrelated surface, so neither limit meant what its name said and the\n // two shared a budget sized for neither (BACKEND-013). Refresh-driven, not user-initiated:\n // a grant is short-TTL (60 min work media, 15 min chat/folder scopes) and the client re-mints\n // under expiry, so a browsing session naturally spends several per hour PER SCOPE (each work,\n // each private file folder, each conversation). Cheap to serve (a Firestore permission read\n // plus an HMAC sign — no third-party cost), and a false 429 breaks media rendering outright,\n // so the ceiling is generous: it exists to stop a scripted grant-farming sweep, not to pace a\n // real reader. 120/h charter.\n MEDIA_GRANT: { maxRequests: 120, window: '1 h' },\n // Realtime chat grant minting (mintChatGrant) — previously NO limiter at all (BACKEND-013),\n // despite minting signed grants at concurrency: 20. Same refresh-driven shape as MEDIA_GRANT:\n // a 15-minute grant TTL means ~4 mints/hour for the inbox plus ~4 per open channel, doubled\n // again by socket reconnects on a flaky mobile network. It stays behind the per-channel\n // authorizeChannelScope gate, so this bucket is a cost/DoS ceiling rather than the\n // authorization boundary — sized to match MEDIA_GRANT so the two grant surfaces are paced\n // alike and neither can be starved by the other (separate Redis prefixes).\n CHAT_GRANT: { maxRequests: 120, window: '1 h' },\n // Operator step-up TOTP verification (confirmOperatorStepUp / verifyOperatorStepUp) —\n // previously unthrottled, so an attacker holding a stolen full-admin session could\n // brute-force the 6-digit second factor guarding the safety console (BACKEND-013).\n // DELIBERATELY THE TIGHTEST BUCKET IN THE SET: a real operator enrolls once and verifies\n // roughly twice an hour (the grant window is 30 minutes), so 10/h absorbs every legitimate\n // mistype while capping guessing at 10 attempts per hour against a code that rotates every\n // 30 seconds. Mode-INVARIANT — this is an admin security control, not a cost driver, so it\n // never loosens at the full-mode flip (same posture as MODERATION / BAN_ACTION / USER_LOOKUP).\n // The lockout-after-N-failures behaviour is a separate app-side concern; this is the throttle.\n OPERATOR_STEP_UP: { maxRequests: 10, window: '1 h' },\n ADMIN_MESSAGE_READ: { maxRequests: 60, window: '1 h' },\n // Admin exact-account lookup (searchPublicUsers / lookupUserByEmailOrUid) — a read, so a\n // generous per-minute bucket that still backstops a scripted enumeration sweep. Admin-only\n // and not a cost driver, so the value is the same in both modes (like MODERATION/ADMIN_TASK).\n USER_LOOKUP: { maxRequests: 30, window: '1 m' },\n NOTIFICATION_BROADCAST: { maxRequests: 10, window: '1 h' },\n NOTIFICATION_ARCHIVE: { maxRequests: 120, window: '1 h' },\n NOTIFICATION_MARK_SEEN: { maxRequests: 120, window: '1 h' },\n FEEDBACK: { maxRequests: 10, window: '1 h' },\n SHORT_LINK_CREATE: { maxRequests: 30, window: '1 h' },\n INVITE_ACTION: { maxRequests: 30, window: '1 h' },\n LIBRARY_SUBMISSION: { maxRequests: 10, window: '1 h' },\n CHANNEL_CREATE: { maxRequests: 5, window: '1 h' },\n CHECKOUT_CREATE: { maxRequests: 5, window: '1 h' },\n // The registration age step, keyed per hashed client IP (pre-account, no uid). One call per\n // attempt — a corrected date or a retry at most doubles it — so 30/h gives one IP the same\n // registrants per hour as DISPLAY_NAME_CHECK's 120/h at its 3–8 debounced checks each, while a\n // script minting age-attestation records gets far less headroom.\n AGE_ATTEST: { maxRequests: 30, window: '1 h' },\n // A member's own Hall settings, ink marks, hidden Works, reading position, and recently viewed\n // list. Reading position and recently viewed are written as the member reads, so the bucket is\n // sized like NOTIFICATION_MARK_SEEN, the other passive per-member write.\n HALL_PREFERENCE: { maxRequests: 120, window: '1 h' },\n // An admin's approve or deny of a refund request. Admin-only, so mode-invariant like\n // APPEAL_REVIEW, the other admin decision on a member's request.\n REFUND_DECISION: { maxRequests: 30, window: '1 h' },\n },\n};\n\nexport const FULL_LIMITS: TttLimits = {\n mode: 'full',\n user: {\n maxCraftSkills: 24,\n maxOwnedWorkProjects: 25,\n maxAssociatedWorkProjects: 100,\n },\n workProject: {\n maxGuildSize: 250,\n maxFileFolders: 25,\n maxWorkFiles: 1000,\n maxWorkFileStorageBytes: 26_843_545_600, // 25 GiB\n maxWorkProjectAuditions: 10,\n maxCommissionListings: 10,\n maxChapters: 50,\n // The intentional design ceiling (~17,000 words; trivially inside Firestore's\n // 1 MiB doc limit) — the audit trail deliberately stores field LENGTHS, not\n // content, because chapters can be this large (runUpdateChapterDetails).\n maxChapterContentLength: 100_000,\n maxTuneTracks: 50,\n maxTelevisionEpisodes: 25,\n },\n // 20 files / 1 GiB (full): the same per-conversation Conversation Files quota as\n // charter, scaled for a public-launch conversation. Still a hard ceiling on\n // unbounded R2 accumulation. See the CHARTER_LIMITS note above. DJ ruling 2026-07-25.\n conversation: {\n maxConversationFiles: 20,\n maxConversationFileStorageBytes: 1_073_741_824, // 1 GiB\n },\n hall: { maxSubmitBatch: 50 },\n batches: { trendingFeedProcessLimit: 1000, maxFeedbackSubmitters: 100 },\n rateLimits: {\n UPLOAD: { maxRequests: 30, window: '1 h' },\n // 120/h (full): the same sanctioned-admin-path upload bucket as charter, scaled\n // with UPLOAD — always HIGHER than the user bucket, never an exemption, so a\n // compromised admin token and third-party media cost stay bounded. See the\n // CHARTER_LIMITS note above. DJ ruling 2026-07-25.\n ADMIN_UPLOAD: { maxRequests: 120, window: '1 h' },\n // 60/h (full): the same non-upload content-write bucket as charter, scaled with\n // UPLOAD so text writes and media uploads never consume each other's ceiling.\n // See the CHARTER_LIMITS note above. DJ ruling 2026-07-25.\n CONTENT_WRITE: { maxRequests: 60, window: '1 h' },\n VOTE: { maxRequests: 200, window: '1 h' },\n MODERATION: { maxRequests: 50, window: '1 h' },\n // 60/h: full-mode power users managing several works do dozens of legitimate\n // management actions per hour; still a hard backstop against scripts.\n // DJ ruling 2026-07-08 (charter 30 / full 60, single bucket; a bucket split\n // is filed post-launch in ttt-prod docs/post-launch/).\n SENSITIVE_ACTION: { maxRequests: 60, window: '1 h' },\n // 300/h (full): same reasoning as the charter value above (App-Check-gated\n // cost ceiling, IP-keyed, debounced-live). Public-launch CGNAT exposure is far\n // larger — hundreds of concurrent legit registrants can sit behind one carrier\n // IP — so err generous; the only cost of \"too high\" is trivial Firestore reads,\n // while \"too low\" false-rejects real users. Raise on evidence (watch prod logs\n // for legit 429s) rather than pre-emptively tightening. DJ ruling 2026-07-21.\n DISPLAY_NAME_CHECK: { maxRequests: 300, window: '1 h' },\n CHAT_MESSAGE: { maxRequests: 150, window: '1 h' },\n ADMIN_TASK: { maxRequests: 60, window: '1 h' },\n APPEAL_REVIEW: { maxRequests: 30, window: '1 h' },\n BAN_ACTION: { maxRequests: 20, window: '1 h' },\n SHARE_TRANSFER: { maxRequests: 10, window: '1 h' },\n CONTENT_REPORT: { maxRequests: 20, window: '1 h' },\n SHORT_LINK_CLICK: { maxRequests: 60, window: '1 h' },\n FOLLOW: { maxRequests: 60, window: '1 m' },\n MENTION_HISTORY: { maxRequests: 120, window: '1 h' },\n // 240/h (full): the same grant-minting buckets as charter, doubled with the surrounding\n // content limits. Full mode raises the ceilings a grant is minted PER (250-guildmate guilds,\n // 25 file folders, 1000 work files, 10 auditions), so one session legitimately touches more\n // scopes and re-mints more often. See the CHARTER_LIMITS notes above.\n MEDIA_GRANT: { maxRequests: 240, window: '1 h' },\n CHAT_GRANT: { maxRequests: 240, window: '1 h' },\n // Operator step-up stays at 10/h in BOTH modes — an admin second-factor throttle is a\n // security control, not a cost lever, so it never loosens at the flip. See CHARTER_LIMITS.\n OPERATOR_STEP_UP: { maxRequests: 10, window: '1 h' },\n ADMIN_MESSAGE_READ: { maxRequests: 60, window: '1 h' },\n // Admin exact-account lookup — same read bucket in both modes (see CHARTER_LIMITS note).\n USER_LOOKUP: { maxRequests: 30, window: '1 m' },\n NOTIFICATION_BROADCAST: { maxRequests: 10, window: '1 h' },\n NOTIFICATION_ARCHIVE: { maxRequests: 120, window: '1 h' },\n NOTIFICATION_MARK_SEEN: { maxRequests: 120, window: '1 h' },\n FEEDBACK: { maxRequests: 10, window: '1 h' },\n SHORT_LINK_CREATE: { maxRequests: 30, window: '1 h' },\n INVITE_ACTION: { maxRequests: 60, window: '1 h' },\n LIBRARY_SUBMISSION: { maxRequests: 20, window: '1 h' },\n CHANNEL_CREATE: { maxRequests: 20, window: '1 h' },\n CHECKOUT_CREATE: { maxRequests: 20, window: '1 h' },\n // Scaled with DISPLAY_NAME_CHECK's full-mode 300/h — see the CHARTER_LIMITS note.\n AGE_ATTEST: { maxRequests: 75, window: '1 h' },\n // Both stay at their charter values — see the CHARTER_LIMITS notes.\n HALL_PREFERENCE: { maxRequests: 120, window: '1 h' },\n REFUND_DECISION: { maxRequests: 30, window: '1 h' },\n },\n};\n\n/** The resolved limit set for the deployed mode. Import THIS (or the alias\n * constants that re-export from it), never CHARTER_/FULL_ directly. A read bound\n * that must hold whichever mode the data was written under uses\n * HALL_SUB_ITEM_READ_BOUND_BY_WORK_TYPE below instead. */\nexport const ACTIVE_LIMITS: TttLimits = byMode(CHARTER_LIMITS, FULL_LIMITS);\n\nconst largestInAnyMode = (pick: (limits: TttLimits) => number): number =>\n Math.max(pick(CHARTER_LIMITS), pick(FULL_LIMITS));\n\n/**\n * The most sub-items one Hall item can hold of each kind (Tale chapters, Tune tracks, Television\n * episodes) in ANY app mode — each kind's count cap at its largest across CHARTER_LIMITS and\n * FULL_LIMITS. A READ bound, never an enforced limit: a Hall item keeps the sub-items it was\n * published with when the mode changes, so a reader that must see all of them sizes its query\n * from this and treats a read that returns more as uncertain. Enforcement reads the active caps\n * (MAX_CHAPTERS, MAX_TUNE_TRACKS, MAX_TELEVISION_EPISODES).\n */\nexport const HALL_SUB_ITEM_READ_BOUND_BY_WORK_TYPE: Readonly<Record<WorkProjectType, number>> = {\n Tales: largestInAnyMode((limits) => limits.workProject.maxChapters),\n Tunes: largestInAnyMode((limits) => limits.workProject.maxTuneTracks),\n Television: largestInAnyMode((limits) => limits.workProject.maxTelevisionEpisodes),\n};\n\n/**\n * User-facing copy for a reached count cap — the ONE owner of the cap-message\n * shape, beside the limits it describes. Every callable refusing on a\n * mode-varied count cap formats through this. In charter mode the message\n * names Charter Season so the cap reads as the season's limit rather than the\n * platform's permanent shape; full mode stays neutral. `hint` is an optional\n * trailing sentence (e.g. \"Delete a file to add another.\").\n */\nexport const countCapReachedMessage = (\n subject: string,\n limit: number,\n noun: string,\n hint?: string,\n): string => {\n const base = byMode(\n `${subject} already has the Charter Season maximum of ${limit} ${noun} — caps expand when Charter Season ends.`,\n `${subject} already has the maximum of ${limit} ${noun}.`,\n );\n return hint ? `${base} ${hint}` : base;\n};\n"]}
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Any voices, ' +\n 'likenesses, or portrayals of real people are impersonated or fictionalized, and nothing ' +\n 'in this work should be understood as a statement of fact about, or as speech by, any ' +\n 'real person. This work is not created by, affiliated with, sponsored by, or endorsed by ' +\n 'any real person portrayed or referenced in it.';\n\n// --- Hall library per-user viewing-state doc ---\n\n/**\n * Caps for the per-user Hall viewing-state doc (`HallLibraryPreferencesSchema`,\n * `userProfiles/{uid}/privateData/hallLibraryPreferences`). 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Shared by both backend enforcement points (upload-accept and publish) — it is\n * the `failed-precondition` answer text the entry UI renders verbatim.\n */\nexport const GUILDMATE_AUDITION_ENTRY_REJECTION =\n 'You are already a guildmate of this Work — its audition is for recruiting new collaborators.';\n\n// --- SquareStreetz (Social Feed) ---\n\n/** Maximum length for a SquareStreetz post. */\nexport const MAX_POST_LENGTH = 500;\n\n/** Maximum number of mentions allowed in a single SquareStreetz post. */\nexport const MAX_MENTIONS = 3;\n\n/** Longest mention placeholder (`@m` + the composer counter) a stored or sent mention may carry. */\nexport const MAX_MENTION_PLACEHOLDER_LENGTH = 32;\n\n/** Maximum characters of a mention's display name shown before truncation. */\nexport const MAX_MENTION_DISPLAY_LENGTH = 30;\n\n// --- Messages & Invites ---\n\n/** Maximum length for a guild-invite message. */\nexport const MAX_GUILD_INVITE_MESSAGE_LENGTH = 500;\n\n/** Maximum length for a pledgePayment message. */\nexport const MAX_PLEDGE_PAYMENT_MESSAGE_LENGTH = 500;\n"]}
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There is no free-text disclaimer\n * anywhere — these constants are the only wording, so a wording change is a\n * single edit here (display surfaces and any backend consumer read these; the\n * text is never persisted on docs). The MESSAGE deliberately never ADMITS the\n * work depicts real people — it hedges (\"even those based on real people\",\n * the standard film-boilerplate move) so the disclaimer never hands over the\n * depiction element of a claim.\n */\nexport const REAL_PEOPLE_DISCLAIMER_HEADER =\n 'A Notice from the Management: the faces may be familiar, but the players are pure ' +\n 'invention — parody and satire, in the grand old tradition of the stage.';\n\nexport const REAL_PEOPLE_DISCLAIMER_MESSAGE =\n 'All characters, statements, and events in this work, even those based on real people, ' +\n 'are entirely fictional and are presented as parody, satire, or commentary. Any voices, ' +\n 'likenesses, or portrayals of real people are impersonated or fictionalized, and nothing ' +\n 'in this work should be understood as a statement of fact about, or as speech by, any ' +\n 'real person. This work is not created by, affiliated with, sponsored by, or endorsed by ' +\n 'any real person portrayed or referenced in it.';\n\n// --- Hall library per-user viewing-state doc ---\n\n/**\n * Caps for the per-user Hall viewing-state doc (`HallLibraryPreferencesSchema`,\n * `userProfiles/{uid}/privateData/hallLibraryPreferences`). 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This is the one predicate the\n * lifecycle's enforcement points share — `requestAccountDeletion`'s idempotent re-return of the\n * existing schedule, `cancelAccountDeletion`'s cancel gate, the scrub worker's due-request query,\n * and the client's live own-request read — each of which previously restated\n * `status === 'pending' || status === 'parkedOnHold'` locally (ARCH-102).\n *\n * Declared as an EXHAUSTIVE Record over the status union, not as a subset array: a subset array\n * only catches a REMOVED member, whereas adding a lifecycle status must be a compile error here\n * until that status is classified. 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K\n : never;\n}[AccountDeletionRequestStatus];\n\n/** The ACTIVE (open, still-cancellable) deletion-request statuses, projected from the\n * classification above in union-declaration order — so it can also feed a Firestore\n * `where('status', 'in', ACTIVE_DELETION_REQUEST_STATUSES)` query directly. */\nexport const ACTIVE_DELETION_REQUEST_STATUSES: readonly ActiveDeletionRequestStatus[] = (\n Object.keys(DELETION_REQUEST_STATUS_IS_ACTIVE) as AccountDeletionRequestStatus[]\n).filter(\n (status): status is ActiveDeletionRequestStatus => DELETION_REQUEST_STATUS_IS_ACTIVE[status],\n);\n\n/**\n * MID-SCRUB = the destructive erasure has STARTED and has not finished. These statuses are\n * neither active (nothing left to cancel or re-offer) nor terminal, so the scrub drain's\n * due-request query never sees them again — which is exactly why a request stranded here needs\n * its own recovery query (the stranded-erasure sweep over an expired `erasureLease`).\n *\n * Declared as an EXHAUSTIVE Record over the status union for the same reason the ACTIVE\n * classification is: adding a lifecycle status must be a compile error here until that status is\n * classified, rather than silently defaulting to \"not mid-scrub\" and dropping out of recovery.\n */\nconst DELETION_REQUEST_STATUS_IS_MID_SCRUB = {\n pending: false,\n cancelled: false,\n scrubbing: true,\n leased: true,\n parkedOnHold: false,\n completed: false,\n superseded: false,\n} as const satisfies Record<AccountDeletionRequestStatus, boolean>;\n\n/** The statuses classified MID-SCRUB above, as a literal union — derived, never restated. */\nexport type MidScrubDeletionRequestStatus = {\n [K in AccountDeletionRequestStatus]: (typeof DELETION_REQUEST_STATUS_IS_MID_SCRUB)[K] extends true\n ? K\n : never;\n}[AccountDeletionRequestStatus];\n\n/** The MID-SCRUB (erasure started, not finished) deletion-request statuses, projected from the\n * classification above in union-declaration order — so it can feed the stranded-erasure recovery\n * `where('status', 'in', MID_SCRUB_DELETION_REQUEST_STATUSES)` query directly. */\nexport const MID_SCRUB_DELETION_REQUEST_STATUSES: readonly MidScrubDeletionRequestStatus[] = (\n Object.keys(DELETION_REQUEST_STATUS_IS_MID_SCRUB) as AccountDeletionRequestStatus[]\n).filter(\n (status): status is MidScrubDeletionRequestStatus => DELETION_REQUEST_STATUS_IS_MID_SCRUB[status],\n);\n\n/** True for an ACTIVE (open, still-cancellable) deletion request. Takes `unknown` because every\n * caller reads the status off an unvalidated Firestore doc: anything outside the canonical active\n * set — a terminal/mid-scrub status, an unrecognized value, a missing field — is false. */\nexport function isActiveDeletionRequest(status: unknown): status is ActiveDeletionRequestStatus {\n return (\n typeof status === 'string' &&\n (ACTIVE_DELETION_REQUEST_STATUSES as readonly string[]).includes(status)\n );\n}\n\n/**\n * [C-02] The erasure LEASE / epoch token — the race fence between the destructive\n * scrub and a mid-scrub safety hold.\n *\n * The scrub acquires this transactionally ONLY when the account owns no active\n * blocking hold; it then re-verifies the SAME `epoch` inside every destructive\n * Firestore transaction and immediately before AND after each non-transactional\n * external delete (Auth/Storage). `commitSafetyHold` reads this lease and, when it\n * is `active`, REVOKES it (sets `revokedByHold`/`revokedAt`, status → `parkedOnHold`)\n * in the SAME transaction that commits the hold — so a hold deterministically wins\n * the race and the scrub, finding its epoch revoked on the next check, aborts into\n * a recoverable parked state without finishing the destruction.\n */\nexport const ErasureLeaseV1Schema = z\n .object({\n /** Monotonic acquisition token. 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A still-`active` lease past this is presumed crashed and may\n * be safely superseded by a fresh acquisition (idempotent retry / crash recovery). */\n expiresAt: z.number(),\n /** Last destructive phase the scrub reached under this epoch (observability + recovery). */\n phase: z.string().optional(),\n /** Set when a hold revoked the lease — the caseId/refId of the winning hold (audit trail). */\n revokedByHoldRefId: z.string().min(1).optional(),\n revokedAt: z.number().optional(),\n releasedAt: z.number().optional(),\n })\n .strict();\nexport type ErasureLeaseV1 = z.infer<typeof ErasureLeaseV1Schema>;\n\n/** `accountDeletionRequests/{uid}` — one per user; doc id IS the uid. */\nexport const AccountDeletionRequestV1Schema = z\n .object({\n schemaVersion: z.literal(1),\n uid: z.string().min(1),\n status: AccountDeletionRequestStatusSchema,\n requestedAt: z.number(),\n // requestedAt + graceDays; the scrub worker queries status='pending' AND\n // scheduledScrubAt <= now (composite index, ttt-prod firestore.indexes.json).\n scheduledScrubAt: z.number(),\n graceDays: z.number(), // recorded for the audit/compliance trail (30 at launch)\n cancelledAt: z.number().optional(),\n // Token-revocation obligation — the request doc IS the durable ledger (BACKEND-302 /\n // QUALITY-104); no separate queue, worker collection, or dead-letter state exists.\n //\n // `tokenRevocationNextAttemptAt` is the DRAIN KEY: present ⇔ the revocation is still\n // OWED. 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K\n : never;\n}[AccountDeletionRequestStatus];\n\n/** The MID-SCRUB (erasure started, not finished) deletion-request statuses, projected from the\n * classification above in union-declaration order — so it can feed the stranded-erasure recovery\n * `where('status', 'in', MID_SCRUB_DELETION_REQUEST_STATUSES)` query directly. */\nexport const MID_SCRUB_DELETION_REQUEST_STATUSES: readonly MidScrubDeletionRequestStatus[] = (\n Object.keys(DELETION_REQUEST_STATUS_IS_MID_SCRUB) as AccountDeletionRequestStatus[]\n).filter(\n (status): status is MidScrubDeletionRequestStatus => DELETION_REQUEST_STATUS_IS_MID_SCRUB[status],\n);\n\n/** True for an ACTIVE (open, still-cancellable) deletion request. 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The \"live lease\" identity: every destructive step\n * re-reads the doc and proceeds ONLY if this still equals the epoch it acquired. */\n epoch: z.number().int().nonnegative(),\n /** 'active' = the scrub holds the lease; 'revoked' = a hold reclaimed it mid-scrub\n * (the scrub must abort); 'released' = the scrub finished/relinquished cleanly. */\n state: z.enum(['active', 'revoked', 'released']),\n acquiredAt: z.number(),\n /** Staleness boundary. A still-`active` lease past this is presumed crashed and may\n * be safely superseded by a fresh acquisition (idempotent retry / crash recovery). */\n expiresAt: z.number(),\n /** Last destructive phase the scrub reached under this epoch (observability + recovery). */\n phase: z.string().optional(),\n /** Set when a hold revoked the lease — the caseId/refId of the winning hold (audit trail). */\n revokedByHoldRefId: z.string().min(1).optional(),\n revokedAt: z.number().optional(),\n releasedAt: z.number().optional(),\n })\n .strict();\nexport type ErasureLeaseV1 = z.infer<typeof ErasureLeaseV1Schema>;\n\n/** `accountDeletionRequests/{uid}` — one per user; doc id IS the uid. */\nexport const AccountDeletionRequestV1Schema = z\n .object({\n schemaVersion: z.literal(1),\n uid: z.string().min(1),\n status: AccountDeletionRequestStatusSchema,\n requestedAt: z.number(),\n // requestedAt + graceDays; the scrub worker queries status='pending' AND\n // scheduledScrubAt <= now (composite index, ttt-prod firestore.indexes.json).\n scheduledScrubAt: z.number(),\n graceDays: z.number(), // recorded for the audit/compliance trail (30 at launch)\n origin: AccountDeletionRequestOriginSchema,\n cancelledAt: z.number().optional(),\n // Token-revocation obligation — the request doc IS the durable ledger (BACKEND-302 /\n // QUALITY-104); no separate queue, worker collection, or dead-letter state exists.\n //\n // `tokenRevocationNextAttemptAt` is the DRAIN KEY: present ⇔ the revocation is still\n // OWED. Set to `now` when the request is created; the scheduled worker's revocation\n // drain queries `tokenRevocationNextAttemptAt <= now` (single-field range — deliberately\n // no status clause and no composite index; every terminal transition clears the field,\n // and the drain clears it on any non-active doc it meets, so \"owed\" means exactly\n // \"field present\"). A failed attempt moves it forward (bounded backoff); a successful\n // revoke DELETES it and stamps `tokensRevokedAt` in the same fenced update.\n //\n // The stamp is GENERATION-FENCED on `requestedAt`: the revoker snapshots `requestedAt`\n // before calling Auth and stamps transactionally only if the doc still carries that\n // value with an active status — a delayed revoke from a cancelled request must never\n // mark a newly reopened request satisfied. Revocation is idempotent, so a skipped or\n // lost stamp merely causes one redundant re-revoke.\n tokenRevocationNextAttemptAt: z.number().optional(),\n // When the user's refresh tokens were revoked for THIS request (\"account deletion signs\n // the user out of every session everywhere\"). The callable's immediate revoke is only\n // the accelerator (BACKEND-301); the worker drain above is the guarantee.\n tokensRevokedAt: z.number().optional(),\n scrubStartedAt: z.number().optional(),\n // Why a scrub is parked (e.g. 'blocking safety hold over user data') — kept for\n // the GDPR compliance record so a deferred erasure is explainable.\n parkedReason: z.string().optional(),\n parkedAt: z.number().optional(),\n lastHoldCheckAt: z.number().optional(),\n completedAt: z.number().optional(),\n supersededAt: z.number().optional(),\n supersededReason: z.string().optional(),\n // [C-02] the erasure-vs-hold race fence (see ErasureLeaseV1). Absent until the\n // scrub first acquires the lease; thereafter it carries the live epoch + state.\n erasureLease: ErasureLeaseV1Schema.optional(),\n createdAt: z.number(),\n updatedAt: z.number(),\n })\n .strict();\nexport type AccountDeletionRequestV1 = z.infer<typeof AccountDeletionRequestV1Schema>;\n"]}
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