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+/**
+ * The HTML5 named character references, GENERATED from CPython's `html.entities.html5`
+ * (Python 3.12.13) so that `docread`'s `unescape` and Python's `html.unescape` agree on
+ * every name, including the legacy names that need no `;` (`&amp`, `&copy`, ...). 2231
+ * entries; a name maps to one or two code points. Flat `[name, text, name, text, ...]`.
+ * Regenerated by the script in the commit that added this file; hand-edit nothing here.
+ */
+const FLAT = ["AElig", "Æ", "AElig;", "Æ", "AMP", "&", "AMP;", "&", "Aacute", "Á", "Aacute;", "Á", "Abreve;", "Ă", "Acirc", "Â", "Acirc;", "Â", "Acy;", "А", "Afr;", "𝔄", "Agrave", "À", "Agrave;", "À", "Alpha;", "Α", "Amacr;", "Ā", "And;", "⩓", "Aogon;", "Ą", "Aopf;", "𝔸", "ApplyFunction;", "⁡", "Aring", "Å", "Aring;", "Å", "Ascr;", "𝒜", "Assign;", "≔", "Atilde", "Ã", "Atilde;", "Ã", "Auml", "Ä", "Auml;", "Ä", "Backslash;", "∖", "Barv;", "⫧", "Barwed;", "⌆", "Bcy;", "Б", "Because;", "∵", "Bernoullis;", "ℬ", "Beta;", "Β", "Bfr;", "𝔅", "Bopf;", "𝔹", "Breve;", "˘", "Bscr;", "ℬ", "Bumpeq;", "≎", "CHcy;", "Ч", "COPY", "©", "COPY;", "©", "Cacute;", "Ć", "Cap;", "⋒", "CapitalDifferentialD;", "ⅅ", "Cayleys;", "ℭ", "Ccaron;", "Č", "Ccedil", "Ç", "Ccedil;", "Ç", "Ccirc;", "Ĉ", "Cconint;", "∰", "Cdot;", "Ċ", "Cedilla;", "¸", "CenterDot;", "·", "Cfr;", "ℭ", "Chi;", "Χ", "CircleDot;", "⊙", "CircleMinus;", "⊖", "CirclePlus;", "⊕", "CircleTimes;", "⊗", "ClockwiseContourIntegral;", "∲", "CloseCurlyDoubleQuote;", "”", "CloseCurlyQuote;", "’", "Colon;", "∷", "Colone;", "⩴", "Congruent;", "≡", "Conint;", "∯", "ContourIntegral;", "∮", "Copf;", "ℂ", "Coproduct;", "∐", "CounterClockwiseContourIntegral;", "∳", "Cross;", "⨯", "Cscr;", "𝒞", "Cup;", "⋓", "CupCap;", "≍", "DD;", "ⅅ", "DDotrahd;", "⤑", "DJcy;", "Ђ", "DScy;", "Ѕ", "DZcy;", "Џ", "Dagger;", "‡", "Darr;", "↡", "Dashv;", "⫤", "Dcaron;", "Ď", "Dcy;", "Д", "Del;", "∇", "Delta;", "Δ", "Dfr;", "𝔇", "DiacriticalAcute;", "´", "DiacriticalDot;", "˙", "DiacriticalDoubleAcute;", "˝", "DiacriticalGrave;", "`", "DiacriticalTilde;", "˜", "Diamond;", "⋄", "DifferentialD;", "ⅆ", "Dopf;", "𝔻", "Dot;", "¨", "DotDot;", "⃜", "DotEqual;", "≐", "DoubleContourIntegral;", "∯", "DoubleDot;", "¨", "DoubleDownArrow;", "⇓", "DoubleLeftArrow;", "⇐", "DoubleLeftRightArrow;", "⇔", "DoubleLeftTee;", "⫤", "DoubleLongLeftArrow;", "⟸", "DoubleLongLeftRightArrow;", "⟺", "DoubleLongRightArrow;", "⟹", "DoubleRightArrow;", "⇒", "DoubleRightTee;", "⊨", "DoubleUpArrow;", "⇑", "DoubleUpDownArrow;", "⇕", "DoubleVerticalBar;", "∥", "DownArrow;", "↓", "DownArrowBar;", "⤓", "DownArrowUpArrow;", "⇵", "DownBreve;", "̑", "DownLeftRightVector;", "⥐", "DownLeftTeeVector;", "⥞", "DownLeftVector;", "↽", "DownLeftVectorBar;", "⥖", "DownRightTeeVector;", "⥟", "DownRightVector;", "⇁", "DownRightVectorBar;", "⥗", "DownTee;", "⊤", "DownTeeArrow;", "↧", "Downarrow;", "⇓", "Dscr;", "𝒟", "Dstrok;", "Đ", "ENG;", "Ŋ", "ETH", "Ð", "ETH;", "Ð", "Eacute", "É", "Eacute;", "É", "Ecaron;", "Ě", "Ecirc", "Ê", "Ecirc;", "Ê", "Ecy;", "Э", "Edot;", "Ė", "Efr;", "𝔈", "Egrave", "È", "Egrave;", "È", "Element;", "∈", "Emacr;", "Ē", "EmptySmallSquare;", "◻", "EmptyVerySmallSquare;", "▫", "Eogon;", "Ę", "Eopf;", "𝔼", "Epsilon;", "Ε", "Equal;", "⩵", "EqualTilde;", "≂", "Equilibrium;", "⇌", "Escr;", "ℰ", "Esim;", "⩳", "Eta;", "Η", "Euml", "Ë", "Euml;", "Ë", "Exists;", "∃", "ExponentialE;", "ⅇ", "Fcy;", "Ф", "Ffr;", "𝔉", "FilledSmallSquare;", "◼", "FilledVerySmallSquare;", "▪", "Fopf;", "𝔽", "ForAll;", "∀", "Fouriertrf;", "ℱ", "Fscr;", "ℱ", "GJcy;", "Ѓ", "GT", ">", "GT;", ">", "Gamma;", "Γ", "Gammad;", "Ϝ", "Gbreve;", "Ğ", "Gcedil;", "Ģ", "Gcirc;", "Ĝ", "Gcy;", "Г", "Gdot;", "Ġ", "Gfr;", "𝔊", "Gg;", "⋙", "Gopf;", "𝔾", "GreaterEqual;", "≥", "GreaterEqualLess;", "⋛", "GreaterFullEqual;", "≧", "GreaterGreater;", "⪢", "GreaterLess;", "≷", "GreaterSlantEqual;", "⩾", "GreaterTilde;", "≳", "Gscr;", "𝒢", "Gt;", "≫", "HARDcy;", "Ъ", "Hacek;", "ˇ", "Hat;", "^", "Hcirc;", "Ĥ", "Hfr;", "ℌ", "HilbertSpace;", "ℋ", "Hopf;", "ℍ", "HorizontalLine;", "─", "Hscr;", "ℋ", "Hstrok;", "Ħ", "HumpDownHump;", "≎", "HumpEqual;", "≏", "IEcy;", "Е", "IJlig;", "IJ", "IOcy;", "Ё", "Iacute", "Í", "Iacute;", "Í", "Icirc", "Î", "Icirc;", "Î", "Icy;", "И", "Idot;", "İ", "Ifr;", "ℑ", "Igrave", "Ì", "Igrave;", "Ì", "Im;", "ℑ", "Imacr;", "Ī", "ImaginaryI;", "ⅈ", "Implies;", "⇒", "Int;", "∬", "Integral;", "∫", "Intersection;", "⋂", "InvisibleComma;", "⁣", "InvisibleTimes;", "⁢", "Iogon;", "Į", "Iopf;", "𝕀", "Iota;", "Ι", "Iscr;", "ℐ", "Itilde;", "Ĩ", "Iukcy;", "І", "Iuml", "Ï", "Iuml;", "Ï", "Jcirc;", "Ĵ", "Jcy;", "Й", "Jfr;", "𝔍", "Jopf;", "𝕁", "Jscr;", "𝒥", "Jsercy;", "Ј", "Jukcy;", "Є", "KHcy;", "Х", "KJcy;", "Ќ", "Kappa;", "Κ", "Kcedil;", "Ķ", "Kcy;", "К", "Kfr;", "𝔎", "Kopf;", "𝕂", "Kscr;", "𝒦", "LJcy;", "Љ", "LT", "<", "LT;", "<", "Lacute;", "Ĺ", "Lambda;", "Λ", "Lang;", "⟪", "Laplacetrf;", "ℒ", "Larr;", "↞", "Lcaron;", "Ľ", "Lcedil;", "Ļ", "Lcy;", "Л", "LeftAngleBracket;", "⟨", "LeftArrow;", "←", "LeftArrowBar;", "⇤", "LeftArrowRightArrow;", "⇆", "LeftCeiling;", "⌈", "LeftDoubleBracket;", "⟦", "LeftDownTeeVector;", "⥡", "LeftDownVector;", "⇃", "LeftDownVectorBar;", "⥙", "LeftFloor;", "⌊", "LeftRightArrow;", "↔", "LeftRightVector;", "⥎", "LeftTee;", "⊣", "LeftTeeArrow;", "↤", "LeftTeeVector;", "⥚", "LeftTriangle;", "⊲", "LeftTriangleBar;", "⧏", "LeftTriangleEqual;", "⊴", "LeftUpDownVector;", "⥑", "LeftUpTeeVector;", "⥠", "LeftUpVector;", "↿", "LeftUpVectorBar;", "⥘", "LeftVector;", "↼", "LeftVectorBar;", "⥒", "Leftarrow;", "⇐", "Leftrightarrow;", "⇔", "LessEqualGreater;", "⋚", "LessFullEqual;", "≦", "LessGreater;", "≶", "LessLess;", "⪡", "LessSlantEqual;", "⩽", "LessTilde;", "≲", "Lfr;", "𝔏", "Ll;", "⋘", "Lleftarrow;", "⇚", "Lmidot;", "Ŀ", "LongLeftArrow;", "⟵", "LongLeftRightArrow;", "⟷", "LongRightArrow;", "⟶", "Longleftarrow;", "⟸", "Longleftrightarrow;", "⟺", "Longrightarrow;", "⟹", "Lopf;", "𝕃", "LowerLeftArrow;", "↙", "LowerRightArrow;", "↘", "Lscr;", "ℒ", "Lsh;", "↰", "Lstrok;", "Ł", "Lt;", "≪", "Map;", "⤅", "Mcy;", "М", "MediumSpace;", " ", "Mellintrf;", "ℳ", "Mfr;", "𝔐", "MinusPlus;", "∓", "Mopf;", "𝕄", "Mscr;", "ℳ", "Mu;", "Μ", "NJcy;", "Њ", "Nacute;", "Ń", "Ncaron;", "Ň", "Ncedil;", "Ņ", "Ncy;", "Н", "NegativeMediumSpace;", "​", "NegativeThickSpace;", "​", "NegativeThinSpace;", "​", "NegativeVeryThinSpace;", "​", "NestedGreaterGreater;", "≫", "NestedLessLess;", "≪", "NewLine;", "\n", "Nfr;", "𝔑", "NoBreak;", "⁠", "NonBreakingSpace;", " ", "Nopf;", "ℕ", "Not;", "⫬", "NotCongruent;", "≢", "NotCupCap;", "≭", "NotDoubleVerticalBar;", "∦", "NotElement;", "∉", "NotEqual;", "≠", "NotEqualTilde;", "≂̸", "NotExists;", "∄", "NotGreater;", "≯", "NotGreaterEqual;", "≱", "NotGreaterFullEqual;", "≧̸", "NotGreaterGreater;", "≫̸", "NotGreaterLess;", "≹", "NotGreaterSlantEqual;", "⩾̸", "NotGreaterTilde;", "≵", "NotHumpDownHump;", "≎̸", "NotHumpEqual;", "≏̸", "NotLeftTriangle;", "⋪", "NotLeftTriangleBar;", "⧏̸", "NotLeftTriangleEqual;", "⋬", "NotLess;", "≮", "NotLessEqual;", "≰", "NotLessGreater;", "≸", "NotLessLess;", "≪̸", "NotLessSlantEqual;", "⩽̸", "NotLessTilde;", "≴", "NotNestedGreaterGreater;", "⪢̸", "NotNestedLessLess;", "⪡̸", "NotPrecedes;", "⊀", "NotPrecedesEqual;", "⪯̸", "NotPrecedesSlantEqual;", "⋠", "NotReverseElement;", "∌", "NotRightTriangle;", "⋫", "NotRightTriangleBar;", "⧐̸", "NotRightTriangleEqual;", "⋭", "NotSquareSubset;", "⊏̸", "NotSquareSubsetEqual;", "⋢", "NotSquareSuperset;", "⊐̸", "NotSquareSupersetEqual;", "⋣", "NotSubset;", "⊂⃒", "NotSubsetEqual;", "⊈", "NotSucceeds;", "⊁", "NotSucceedsEqual;", "⪰̸", "NotSucceedsSlantEqual;", "⋡", "NotSucceedsTilde;", "≿̸", "NotSuperset;", "⊃⃒", "NotSupersetEqual;", "⊉", "NotTilde;", "≁", "NotTildeEqual;", "≄", "NotTildeFullEqual;", "≇", "NotTildeTilde;", "≉", "NotVerticalBar;", "∤", "Nscr;", "𝒩", "Ntilde", "Ñ", "Ntilde;", "Ñ", "Nu;", "Ν", "OElig;", "Œ", "Oacute", "Ó", "Oacute;", "Ó", "Ocirc", "Ô", "Ocirc;", "Ô", "Ocy;", "О", "Odblac;", "Ő", "Ofr;", "𝔒", "Ograve", "Ò", "Ograve;", "Ò", "Omacr;", "Ō", "Omega;", "Ω", "Omicron;", "Ο", "Oopf;", "𝕆", "OpenCurlyDoubleQuote;", "“", "OpenCurlyQuote;", "‘", "Or;", "⩔", "Oscr;", "𝒪", "Oslash", "Ø", "Oslash;", "Ø", "Otilde", "Õ", "Otilde;", "Õ", "Otimes;", "⨷", "Ouml", "Ö", "Ouml;", "Ö", "OverBar;", "‾", "OverBrace;", "⏞", "OverBracket;", "⎴", "OverParenthesis;", "⏜", "PartialD;", "∂", "Pcy;", "П", "Pfr;", "𝔓", "Phi;", "Φ", "Pi;", "Π", "PlusMinus;", "±", "Poincareplane;", "ℌ", "Popf;", "ℙ", "Pr;", "⪻", "Precedes;", "≺", "PrecedesEqual;", "⪯", "PrecedesSlantEqual;", "≼", "PrecedesTilde;", "≾", "Prime;", "″", "Product;", "∏", "Proportion;", "∷", "Proportional;", "∝", "Pscr;", "𝒫", "Psi;", "Ψ", "QUOT", "\"", "QUOT;", "\"", "Qfr;", "𝔔", "Qopf;", "ℚ", "Qscr;", "𝒬", "RBarr;", "⤐", "REG", "®", "REG;", "®", "Racute;", "Ŕ", "Rang;", "⟫", "Rarr;", "↠", "Rarrtl;", "⤖", "Rcaron;", "Ř", "Rcedil;", "Ŗ", "Rcy;", "Р", "Re;", "ℜ", "ReverseElement;", "∋", "ReverseEquilibrium;", "⇋", "ReverseUpEquilibrium;", "⥯", "Rfr;", "ℜ", "Rho;", "Ρ", "RightAngleBracket;", "⟩", "RightArrow;", "→", "RightArrowBar;", "⇥", "RightArrowLeftArrow;", "⇄", "RightCeiling;", "⌉", "RightDoubleBracket;", "⟧", "RightDownTeeVector;", "⥝", "RightDownVector;", "⇂", "RightDownVectorBar;", "⥕", "RightFloor;", "⌋", "RightTee;", "⊢", "RightTeeArrow;", "↦", "RightTeeVector;", "⥛", "RightTriangle;", "⊳", "RightTriangleBar;", "⧐", "RightTriangleEqual;", "⊵", "RightUpDownVector;", "⥏", "RightUpTeeVector;", "⥜", "RightUpVector;", "↾", "RightUpVectorBar;", "⥔", "RightVector;", "⇀", "RightVectorBar;", "⥓", "Rightarrow;", "⇒", "Ropf;", "ℝ", "RoundImplies;", "⥰", "Rrightarrow;", "⇛", "Rscr;", "ℛ", "Rsh;", "↱", "RuleDelayed;", "⧴", "SHCHcy;", "Щ", "SHcy;", "Ш", "SOFTcy;", "Ь", "Sacute;", "Ś", "Sc;", "⪼", "Scaron;", "Š", "Scedil;", "Ş", "Scirc;", "Ŝ", "Scy;", "С", "Sfr;", "𝔖", "ShortDownArrow;", "↓", "ShortLeftArrow;", "←", "ShortRightArrow;", "→", "ShortUpArrow;", "↑", "Sigma;", "Σ", "SmallCircle;", "∘", "Sopf;", "𝕊", "Sqrt;", "√", "Square;", "□", "SquareIntersection;", "⊓", "SquareSubset;", "⊏", "SquareSubsetEqual;", "⊑", "SquareSuperset;", "⊐", "SquareSupersetEqual;", "⊒", "SquareUnion;", "⊔", "Sscr;", "𝒮", "Star;", "⋆", "Sub;", "⋐", "Subset;", "⋐", "SubsetEqual;", "⊆", "Succeeds;", "≻", "SucceedsEqual;", "⪰", "SucceedsSlantEqual;", "≽", "SucceedsTilde;", "≿", "SuchThat;", "∋", "Sum;", "∑", "Sup;", "⋑", "Superset;", "⊃", "SupersetEqual;", "⊇", "Supset;", "⋑", "THORN", "Þ", "THORN;", "Þ", "TRADE;", "™", "TSHcy;", "Ћ", "TScy;", "Ц", "Tab;", "\t", "Tau;", "Τ", "Tcaron;", "Ť", "Tcedil;", "Ţ", "Tcy;", "Т", "Tfr;", "𝔗", "Therefore;", "∴", "Theta;", "Θ", "ThickSpace;", "  ", "ThinSpace;", " ", "Tilde;", "∼", "TildeEqual;", "≃", "TildeFullEqual;", "≅", "TildeTilde;", "≈", "Topf;", "𝕋", "TripleDot;", "⃛", "Tscr;", "𝒯", "Tstrok;", "Ŧ", "Uacute", "Ú", "Uacute;", "Ú", "Uarr;", "↟", "Uarrocir;", "⥉", "Ubrcy;", "Ў", "Ubreve;", "Ŭ", "Ucirc", "Û", "Ucirc;", "Û", "Ucy;", "У", "Udblac;", "Ű", "Ufr;", "𝔘", "Ugrave", "Ù", "Ugrave;", "Ù", "Umacr;", "Ū", "UnderBar;", "_", "UnderBrace;", "⏟", "UnderBracket;", "⎵", "UnderParenthesis;", "⏝", "Union;", "⋃", "UnionPlus;", "⊎", "Uogon;", "Ų", "Uopf;", "𝕌", "UpArrow;", "↑", "UpArrowBar;", "⤒", "UpArrowDownArrow;", "⇅", "UpDownArrow;", "↕", "UpEquilibrium;", "⥮", "UpTee;", "⊥", "UpTeeArrow;", "↥", "Uparrow;", "⇑", "Updownarrow;", "⇕", "UpperLeftArrow;", "↖", "UpperRightArrow;", "↗", "Upsi;", "ϒ", "Upsilon;", "Υ", "Uring;", "Ů", "Uscr;", "𝒰", "Utilde;", "Ũ", "Uuml", "Ü", "Uuml;", "Ü", "VDash;", "⊫", "Vbar;", "⫫", "Vcy;", "В", "Vdash;", "⊩", "Vdashl;", "⫦", "Vee;", "⋁", "Verbar;", "‖", "Vert;", "‖", "VerticalBar;", "∣", "VerticalLine;", "|", "VerticalSeparator;", "❘", "VerticalTilde;", "≀", "VeryThinSpace;", " ", "Vfr;", "𝔙", "Vopf;", "𝕍", "Vscr;", "𝒱", "Vvdash;", "⊪", "Wcirc;", "Ŵ", "Wedge;", "⋀", "Wfr;", "𝔚", "Wopf;", "𝕎", "Wscr;", "𝒲", "Xfr;", "𝔛", "Xi;", "Ξ", "Xopf;", "𝕏", "Xscr;", "𝒳", "YAcy;", "Я", "YIcy;", "Ї", "YUcy;", "Ю", "Yacute", "Ý", "Yacute;", "Ý", "Ycirc;", "Ŷ", "Ycy;", "Ы", "Yfr;", "𝔜", "Yopf;", "𝕐", "Yscr;", "𝒴", "Yuml;", "Ÿ", "ZHcy;", "Ж", "Zacute;", "Ź", "Zcaron;", "Ž", "Zcy;", "З", "Zdot;", "Ż", "ZeroWidthSpace;", "​", "Zeta;", "Ζ", "Zfr;", "ℨ", "Zopf;", "ℤ", "Zscr;", "𝒵", "aacute", "á", "aacute;", "á", "abreve;", "ă", "ac;", "∾", "acE;", "∾̳", "acd;", "∿", "acirc", "â", "acirc;", "â", "acute", "´", "acute;", "´", "acy;", "а", "aelig", "æ", "aelig;", "æ", "af;", "⁡", "afr;", "𝔞", "agrave", "à", "agrave;", 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"bcong;", "≌", "bcy;", "б", "bdquo;", "„", "becaus;", "∵", "because;", "∵", "bemptyv;", "⦰", "bepsi;", "϶", "bernou;", "ℬ", "beta;", "β", "beth;", "ℶ", "between;", "≬", "bfr;", "𝔟", "bigcap;", "⋂", "bigcirc;", "◯", "bigcup;", "⋃", "bigodot;", "⨀", "bigoplus;", "⨁", "bigotimes;", "⨂", "bigsqcup;", "⨆", "bigstar;", "★", "bigtriangledown;", "▽", "bigtriangleup;", "△", "biguplus;", "⨄", "bigvee;", "⋁", "bigwedge;", "⋀", "bkarow;", "⤍", "blacklozenge;", "⧫", "blacksquare;", "▪", "blacktriangle;", "▴", "blacktriangledown;", "▾", "blacktriangleleft;", "◂", "blacktriangleright;", "▸", "blank;", "␣", "blk12;", "▒", "blk14;", "░", "blk34;", "▓", "block;", "█", "bne;", "=⃥", "bnequiv;", "≡⃥", "bnot;", "⌐", "bopf;", "𝕓", "bot;", "⊥", "bottom;", "⊥", "bowtie;", "⋈", "boxDL;", "╗", "boxDR;", "╔", "boxDl;", "╖", "boxDr;", "╓", "boxH;", "═", "boxHD;", "╦", "boxHU;", "╩", "boxHd;", "╤", "boxHu;", "╧", "boxUL;", "╝", "boxUR;", "╚", "boxUl;", "╜", "boxUr;", "╙", "boxV;", "║", "boxVH;", "╬", "boxVL;", 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"vscr;", "𝓋", "vsubnE;", "⫋︀", "vsubne;", "⊊︀", "vsupnE;", "⫌︀", "vsupne;", "⊋︀", "vzigzag;", "⦚", "wcirc;", "ŵ", "wedbar;", "⩟", "wedge;", "∧", "wedgeq;", "≙", "weierp;", "℘", "wfr;", "𝔴", "wopf;", "𝕨", "wp;", "℘", "wr;", "≀", "wreath;", "≀", "wscr;", "𝓌", "xcap;", "⋂", "xcirc;", "◯", "xcup;", "⋃", "xdtri;", "▽", "xfr;", "𝔵", "xhArr;", "⟺", "xharr;", "⟷", "xi;", "ξ", "xlArr;", "⟸", "xlarr;", "⟵", "xmap;", "⟼", "xnis;", "⋻", "xodot;", "⨀", "xopf;", "𝕩", "xoplus;", "⨁", "xotime;", "⨂", "xrArr;", "⟹", "xrarr;", "⟶", "xscr;", "𝓍", "xsqcup;", "⨆", "xuplus;", "⨄", "xutri;", "△", "xvee;", "⋁", "xwedge;", "⋀", "yacute", "ý", "yacute;", "ý", "yacy;", "я", "ycirc;", "ŷ", "ycy;", "ы", "yen", "¥", "yen;", "¥", "yfr;", "𝔶", "yicy;", "ї", "yopf;", "𝕪", "yscr;", "𝓎", "yucy;", "ю", "yuml", "ÿ", "yuml;", "ÿ", "zacute;", "ź", "zcaron;", "ž", "zcy;", "з", "zdot;", "ż", "zeetrf;", "ℨ", "zeta;", "ζ", "zfr;", "𝔷", "zhcy;", "ж", "zigrarr;", "⇝", "zopf;", "𝕫", "zscr;", "𝓏", "zwj;", "‍", "zwnj;", "‌"];
+/** name (with its `;` where the standard has one) -> replacement text. */
+export const HTML5_ENTITIES = (() => {
+    const map = new Map();
+    for (let i = 0; i + 1 < FLAT.length; i += 2) {
+        map.set(FLAT[i], FLAT[i + 1]);
+    }
+    return map;
+})();

package/dist/index.d.ts

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+export { BantamError } from './errors.js';
+export { ContractParseError, extractJson, loadContract, parseContractDocument, parseErrorMessage, REQUIRED_KEYS, schemaError, schemaRetryFeedback, validationErrorMessage, } from './contract.js';
+export { dumpJson, fromJs, PY_NONE, parseJson, pyFloatRepr, PyJSONDecodeError, PyValueError, rawDecode, reprValue, toJs, } from './pyjson.js';
+export type { DumpOptions, PyValue } from './pyjson.js';
+export { absolutePath, bestMatch, iterErrors, PyJsonSchemaUnsupported, pyEqual, validate, } from './pyjsonschema.js';
+export type { PyValidationError } from './pyjsonschema.js';
+export { AssetNotFound, assetsRoot, loadSchema, loadSkill, loadTool, loadToolAsset } from './assets.js';
+export type { Tool } from './assets.js';
+export { decodeFactBytes, FactParseError, formatFact, parseFactText, parseFrontmatter, pySplit, pyStrip, todayLocal, } from './memory/factfile.js';
+export type { Fact, FactMeta, FactValue } from './memory/factfile.js';
+export { constructPlain, PyScalar, resolveImplicitTag, safeDumpMapping, YamlConstructError, YamlEmitError, } from './memory/pyyaml.js';
+export type { PyOrder, YamlScalar, YamlValue } from './memory/pyyaml.js';
+export { countFacts, discoverProjectStore, loadGrants, MEMORY_DIR_ENV, PROJECT_STORE, resolveProjectStore, } from './memory/layers.js';
+export type { StoreBinding } from './memory/layers.js';
+export { layerLabel, Memory, normalizeName, profileStore } from './memory/component.js';
+export type { CompactOutcome, MemoryOptions, RecallOutcome, SaveOutcome } from './memory/component.js';
+export { CAP_BYTES, DEFAULT_RELATIVE_PATH, defaultPath, encodeRecord, EVENT_LOG_ENV, EventLog, formatTimestamp, resolvePath, SCHEMA_VERSION, } from './eventlog.js';
+export type { DetailValue } from './eventlog.js';
+export { DEFAULT_INDEX_BUDGET, DUPLICATE_JACCARD, jaccard, MemoryBudgetExceeded, MemoryStore, MemoryValidationError, pyCompareLt, pyEqualValue, pyHashKey, pyText, sortScored, tokens, VALID_TYPES, } from './memory/store.js';
+export type { MemoryStoreOptions, SaveResult } from './memory/store.js';
+export { asPyOSError, cmpCodepoint, matchesMd, normcase, pyDecodeUtf8, pyCwd, pyExists, pyExpanduser, pyHome, pyIsAbsolute, pyIsDir, pyIsFile, pyJoin, pyLexists, pyMkdirParents, pyMtimeDate, pyName, PyOSError, pyParent, pyParents, pyReadText, pyReplace, pyRepr, pyResolve, PyRuntimeError, pyScandirNames, PyUnicodeDecodeError, pyAppendText, pyStatIsDir, pySuffix, pyUnlink, pyWithSuffix, pyWriteText, sortedPathNames, sortedPathParts, STRERROR_NAMES, } from './memory/pyfs.js';
+export { clockIn, clockOut, HISTORY_RING_SIZE, SCHEMA_NAME, status, TERMINAL_UNIT_STATUS, timestamp, } from './shiftwork.js';
+export type { ClockOptions } from './shiftwork.js';

package/dist/index.js

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+export { BantamError } from './errors.js';
+export { ContractParseError, extractJson, loadContract, parseContractDocument, parseErrorMessage, REQUIRED_KEYS, schemaError, schemaRetryFeedback, validationErrorMessage, } from './contract.js';
+export { dumpJson, fromJs, PY_NONE, parseJson, pyFloatRepr, PyJSONDecodeError, PyValueError, rawDecode, reprValue, toJs, } from './pyjson.js';
+export { absolutePath, bestMatch, iterErrors, PyJsonSchemaUnsupported, pyEqual, validate, } from './pyjsonschema.js';
+export { AssetNotFound, assetsRoot, loadSchema, loadSkill, loadTool, loadToolAsset } from './assets.js';
+export { decodeFactBytes, FactParseError, formatFact, parseFactText, parseFrontmatter, pySplit, pyStrip, todayLocal, } from './memory/factfile.js';
+export { constructPlain, PyScalar, resolveImplicitTag, safeDumpMapping, YamlConstructError, YamlEmitError, } from './memory/pyyaml.js';
+export { countFacts, discoverProjectStore, loadGrants, MEMORY_DIR_ENV, PROJECT_STORE, resolveProjectStore, } from './memory/layers.js';
+export { layerLabel, Memory, normalizeName, profileStore } from './memory/component.js';
+export { CAP_BYTES, DEFAULT_RELATIVE_PATH, defaultPath, encodeRecord, EVENT_LOG_ENV, EventLog, formatTimestamp, resolvePath, SCHEMA_VERSION, } from './eventlog.js';
+export { DEFAULT_INDEX_BUDGET, DUPLICATE_JACCARD, jaccard, MemoryBudgetExceeded, MemoryStore, MemoryValidationError, pyCompareLt, pyEqualValue, pyHashKey, pyText, sortScored, tokens, VALID_TYPES, } from './memory/store.js';
+export { asPyOSError, cmpCodepoint, matchesMd, normcase, pyDecodeUtf8, pyCwd, pyExists, pyExpanduser, pyHome, pyIsAbsolute, pyIsDir, pyIsFile, pyJoin, pyLexists, pyMkdirParents, pyMtimeDate, pyName, PyOSError, pyParent, pyParents, pyReadText, pyReplace, pyRepr, pyResolve, PyRuntimeError, pyScandirNames, PyUnicodeDecodeError, pyAppendText, pyStatIsDir, pySuffix, pyUnlink, pyWithSuffix, pyWriteText, sortedPathNames, sortedPathParts, STRERROR_NAMES, } from './memory/pyfs.js';
+export { clockIn, clockOut, HISTORY_RING_SIZE, SCHEMA_NAME, status, TERMINAL_UNIT_STATUS, timestamp, } from './shiftwork.js';

package/dist/mcp/identity.d.ts

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+export declare const SERVER_NAME = "bantamkit";
+/**
+ * sha256 over (relative path, size, bytes) of every file, in sorted path order.
+ *
+ * The feed is `update(relpath.as_posix().utf8)`, `update(b"\0%d\0" % len(payload))`,
+ * `update(payload)` — paths folded in so a move is a different build, sizes so a
+ * concatenation cannot be re-partitioned into the same stream. `len(payload)` is a BYTE
+ * count, which is why the payload is read as a Buffer and never as a string.
+ *
+ * `as_posix()` is why the parts are joined with `/` here and not with `path.sep`: on Windows
+ * the walk yields the same components and the digest must not change with the separator.
+ */
+export declare function treeDigest(root: string): {
+    digest: string;
+    files: number;
+};
+/** `sha256(json.dumps(inputs, sort_keys=True, separators=(",", ":")))` — the identity. */
+export declare function buildIdFor(inputs: Record<string, string>): string;
+/**
+ * The tool body. Key order is the wire order and is deliberate: what this build IS, then
+ * where it lives, then what it refuses, then the environment, then the identity.
+ */
+export declare function buildIdentity(version: string, sdkVersion: string | {
+    unavailable: string;
+}): Map<string, unknown>;

package/dist/mcp/identity.js

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+/**
+ * `build_identity` — the one function in the port that could not be ported, and why.
+ *
+ * THE QUESTION THE TOOL EXISTS TO ANSWER is "which code is actually executing?", and
+ * `RB-P84` is the case that made it a tool rather than a field on `initialize`: two
+ * `bantamkit` endpoints registered under one name on one machine, both spawned, and their
+ * advertised surfaces byte-identical over 6864 bytes. `npx` makes that worse rather than
+ * better — it resolves `latest` and caches it per machine, so two developers on one config
+ * line can be running two different tarballs and nothing in the handshake says so.
+ *
+ * WHAT COULD NOT BE PORTED. `_code_fingerprint` hashes 24 `.py` files. A Node build has
+ * none, so `code_digest` cannot mean what it means over there, and `build_id` — which is
+ * sha256 over `{server_name, version, code_digest, assets_digest}` — cannot be made to
+ * agree between the runtimes for one release. Reproducing that shape while silently
+ * changing what it measures would be the worst outcome available: a caller comparing two
+ * `build_id`s would read "different builds" and could not tell whether the difference is a
+ * release, an edit, or the language.
+ *
+ * SO THE SHAPE IS CHANGED ON PURPOSE, IN THREE PLACES, AND EACH IS VISIBLE ON THE WIRE:
+ *
+ *   1. `runtime` is a NEW field, `"node"`. Its presence is itself the discriminator — the
+ *      Python endpoint has no such key — so a caller never has to infer the lineage from a
+ *      digest that happens not to match.
+ *   2. `runtime` is folded INTO `build_id`. That is domain separation, not decoration: with
+ *      it, a Node and a Python `build_id` cannot collide even in the impossible case where
+ *      their code digests agreed, so `build_id` equality never means "same build" across
+ *      lineages by accident.
+ *   3. `cross_runtime` says all of it in a sentence, in the output, next to the fields it is
+ *      about — because the caller who needs it is a model holding one tool result, not a
+ *      person reading this file.
+ *
+ * WHAT IS UNCHANGED, AND IS THE POINT. `assets_digest` / `assets_files` / `assets_root` are
+ * computed exactly as Python computes them, over the same 84 files and 213,773 bytes, in
+ * `sorted(Path)` order, with the same per-file feed. The asset pack is language-agnostic and
+ * is the one thing the two runtimes genuinely share, so it is the one field that IS
+ * comparable across them — and `tools/conformance/suites/wire.mjs` compares the two live
+ * servers' `assets_digest` to prove it, rather than asserting it here.
+ *
+ * `RB-P84`'s ruling stands unchanged: `build_id` DECLINES when an input is underivable. A
+ * partial identity would agree with every other build that lost the same input.
+ */
+import { createHash } from 'node:crypto';
+import { lstatSync, readFileSync, readdirSync, statSync } from 'node:fs';
+import { dirname, join } from 'node:path';
+import { fileURLToPath } from 'node:url';
+import { AssetNotFound, assetsRoot } from '../assets.js';
+import { sortedPathParts } from '../memory/pyfs.js';
+import { PyOSError, asPyOSError } from '../memory/pyfs.js';
+export const SERVER_NAME = 'bantamkit';
+/** A build fact that could not be derived, carrying WHY. Never becomes a value. */
+class Undetermined extends Error {
+}
+/**
+ * The shape an underivable fact takes on the wire — `RB-P51`, unchanged from Python.
+ *
+ * A sentinel string (`""`, `"unknown"`) sits in a field typed as a path or a digest and a
+ * caller comparing fields reads it as one. An object cannot: every derivable field here is a
+ * string, an int or a bool, so a caller that got a dict knows it got no answer.
+ */
+const unavailable = (reason) => ({ unavailable: reason });
+/**
+ * `sorted(root.rglob("*") if p.is_file())` — the walk, in `Path` order.
+ *
+ * `rglob` does not descend into a symlinked DIRECTORY (CPython 3.12), and `is_file()` DOES
+ * follow a symlink to a file. Both are mirrored: a symlinked directory is listed and not
+ * entered, a symlinked file is included and read through. The asset pack contains neither
+ * today; the behaviour is matched anyway, because a pack that grew one would otherwise
+ * fingerprint differently under the two runtimes and nothing would say so.
+ */
+function walkFiles(root) {
+    const found = [];
+    const descend = (parts) => {
+        const here = parts.length === 0 ? root : join(root, ...parts);
+        for (const entry of readdirSync(here, { withFileTypes: true })) {
+            const next = [...parts, entry.name];
+            if (entry.isDirectory()) {
+                descend(next);
+            }
+            else if (entry.isFile()) {
+                found.push(next);
+            }
+            else if (entry.isSymbolicLink()) {
+                // `is_file()` resolves; a dangling link is neither a file nor a directory and
+                // `rglob` yields it while the `is_file()` filter drops it.
+                let resolved;
+                try {
+                    resolved = statSync(join(here, entry.name));
+                }
+                catch {
+                    continue;
+                }
+                if (resolved.isFile())
+                    found.push(next);
+            }
+        }
+    };
+    descend([]);
+    return sortedPathParts(found);
+}
+/**
+ * sha256 over (relative path, size, bytes) of every file, in sorted path order.
+ *
+ * The feed is `update(relpath.as_posix().utf8)`, `update(b"\0%d\0" % len(payload))`,
+ * `update(payload)` — paths folded in so a move is a different build, sizes so a
+ * concatenation cannot be re-partitioned into the same stream. `len(payload)` is a BYTE
+ * count, which is why the payload is read as a Buffer and never as a string.
+ *
+ * `as_posix()` is why the parts are joined with `/` here and not with `path.sep`: on Windows
+ * the walk yields the same components and the digest must not change with the separator.
+ */
+export function treeDigest(root) {
+    const files = walkFiles(root);
+    const running = createHash('sha256');
+    for (const parts of files) {
+        const payload = readFileSync(join(root, ...parts));
+        running.update(Buffer.from(parts.join('/'), 'utf8'));
+        running.update(Buffer.from(`\0${payload.length}\0`, 'utf8'));
+        running.update(payload);
+    }
+    return { digest: `sha256:${running.digest('hex')}`, files: files.length };
+}
+/**
+ * Fingerprint the code that is actually executing — `dist/**\/*.js`.
+ *
+ * The Node analogue of `bantamkit.__file__` is this module's own URL: it is the resolution
+ * the loader already performed, so it names the tree serving the call and not a checkout
+ * that happens to be nearby (`RB-P55`, inside a worktree). Compiled to `dist/mcp/identity.js`,
+ * one level up is `dist/`, which is the code root in a checkout AND in an installed tarball.
+ *
+ * `*.js` and nothing else, mirroring Python's `*.py`. The `.d.ts` files ship but never
+ * execute, and folding them in would make a build that changed only a type annotation report
+ * as different code. `assets/` is excluded for the reason Python excludes it — in a tarball
+ * the pack is a SIBLING of `dist/` so the exclusion is inert today, and it stays because the
+ * pack carries eleven `.py`-shaped fixture files whose Node equivalents would otherwise be
+ * counted twice: once here and once under `assets_digest`, where they belong.
+ */
+function codeFingerprint() {
+    const root = dirname(dirname(fileURLToPath(import.meta.url)));
+    const jsOnly = (parts) => parts.filter((p) => p[p.length - 1].endsWith('.js') && p[0] !== 'assets');
+    const files = jsOnly(walkFiles(root));
+    if (files.length === 0) {
+        // A digest over nothing is a constant, and two servers that both computed one would
+        // agree — the vacuity this whole surface exists to prevent.
+        throw new Undetermined(`no .js source found under ${root}`);
+    }
+    const running = createHash('sha256');
+    try {
+        for (const parts of files) {
+            const payload = readFileSync(join(root, ...parts));
+            running.update(Buffer.from(parts.join('/'), 'utf8'));
+            running.update(Buffer.from(`\0${payload.length}\0`, 'utf8'));
+            running.update(payload);
+        }
+    }
+    catch (e) {
+        const error = e instanceof PyOSError ? e : asPyOSError(e, root);
+        throw new Undetermined(`unreadable source under ${root}: ${error.message}`);
+    }
+    return { digest: `sha256:${running.digest('hex')}`, files: files.length, root };
+}
+/**
+ * Fingerprint the asset pack this build would load — every file, not just the loaded ones.
+ *
+ * `contracts/default.yaml` is the reason: `RB-P84` measured it as the one asset that differed
+ * between two live builds while no resource template exposed it, so it was invisible on every
+ * probed surface. It is also why N1 ships all 84 files rather than the 20 that are read.
+ */
+function assetsFingerprint() {
+    let root;
+    try {
+        root = assetsRoot();
+    }
+    catch (e) {
+        if (e instanceof AssetNotFound)
+            throw new Undetermined(`assets_root() could not resolve a pack: ${e.message}`);
+        throw e;
+    }
+    let walked;
+    try {
+        walked = treeDigest(root);
+    }
+    catch (e) {
+        const error = e instanceof PyOSError ? e : asPyOSError(e, root);
+        // A root that does not exist at all is the `BANTAMKIT_ASSETS` typo, and Python reaches
+        // the same place: `rglob` over a missing directory yields nothing, so "contains no files".
+        if (error.code === 'ENOENT' || error.code === 'ENOTDIR') {
+            throw new Undetermined(`asset pack at ${root} contains no files`);
+        }
+        throw new Undetermined(`unreadable asset under ${root}: ${error.message}`);
+    }
+    if (walked.files === 0)
+        throw new Undetermined(`asset pack at ${root} contains no files`);
+    return { digest: walked.digest, files: walked.files, root };
+}
+/** `sha256(json.dumps(inputs, sort_keys=True, separators=(",", ":")))` — the identity. */
+export function buildIdFor(inputs) {
+    const canonical = `{${Object.keys(inputs)
+        .sort()
+        .map((k) => `${JSON.stringify(k)}:${JSON.stringify(inputs[k])}`)
+        .join(',')}}`;
+    return `sha256:${createHash('sha256').update(Buffer.from(canonical, 'utf8')).digest('hex')}`;
+}
+const GIT_COMMIT_REFUSAL = 'refused, not missing. An installed npm tarball carries no repository at all, and ' +
+    "reading a checkout's HEAD would describe the TREE rather than the bytes that " +
+    'were imported — an edited working copy serves different code under an unchanged ' +
+    'sha, which is precisely the confusion RB-P84 filed. A commit reported that way ' +
+    'would be a value that is sometimes a lie; `code_digest` is derived from the ' +
+    'bytes themselves and cannot be.';
+const CROSS_RUNTIME = 'assets_digest is comparable across runtimes: the asset pack is language-agnostic and ' +
+    'both endpoints digest the same files, in sorted(Path) order, with the same per-file ' +
+    'feed. code_digest and build_id are NOT comparable across runtimes. This endpoint ' +
+    'digests dist/**/*.js and folds runtime="node" into build_id; the Python endpoint ' +
+    'digests **/*.py and folds no runtime at all, so the two build_id values are domain-' +
+    'separated by construction and cannot agree for any release. Compare build_id only ' +
+    'between endpoints whose `runtime` agrees; across runtimes compare `version` and ' +
+    '`assets_digest`.';
+/**
+ * The tool body. Key order is the wire order and is deliberate: what this build IS, then
+ * where it lives, then what it refuses, then the environment, then the identity.
+ */
+export function buildIdentity(version, sdkVersion) {
+    const identity = new Map();
+    identity.set('runtime', 'node');
+    identity.set('server_name', SERVER_NAME);
+    identity.set('version', version);
+    try {
+        const code = codeFingerprint();
+        identity.set('code_digest', code.digest);
+        identity.set('code_files', code.files);
+        identity.set('package_path', code.root);
+    }
+    catch (e) {
+        if (!(e instanceof Undetermined))
+            throw e;
+        for (const field of ['code_digest', 'code_files', 'package_path'])
+            identity.set(field, unavailable(e.message));
+    }
+    try {
+        const pack = assetsFingerprint();
+        identity.set('assets_digest', pack.digest);
+        identity.set('assets_files', pack.files);
+        identity.set('assets_root', pack.root);
+    }
+    catch (e) {
+        if (!(e instanceof Undetermined))
+            throw e;
+        for (const field of ['assets_digest', 'assets_files', 'assets_root'])
+            identity.set(field, unavailable(e.message));
+    }
+    // Location, never identity: `BANTAMKIT_ASSETS` redirects the pack, so whether the root was
+    // chosen by the operator or resolved by the package is a fact a caller comparing two
+    // endpoints needs. A bool, so it is never confusable with a missing one.
+    identity.set('assets_root_from_env', Boolean(process.env.BANTAMKIT_ASSETS));
+    identity.set('git_commit', unavailable(GIT_COMMIT_REFUSAL));
+    identity.set('interpreter', process.execPath || unavailable('process.execPath is empty; this process cannot name its own binary'));
+    identity.set('node_version', process.versions.node);
+    identity.set('v8_version', process.versions.v8);
+    identity.set('mcp_sdk_version', sdkVersion);
+    const inputNames = ['runtime', 'server_name', 'version', 'code_digest', 'assets_digest'];
+    const missing = inputNames.filter((key) => typeof identity.get(key) !== 'string').sort();
+    if (missing.length > 0) {
+        identity.set('build_id', unavailable('computed from runtime, server_name, version, code_digest and assets_digest; could ' +
+            `not derive ${missing.join(', ')}. A build_id short of an input would agree ` +
+            'with every other build that lost the same input, so none is reported.'));
+    }
+    else {
+        const inputs = {};
+        for (const key of inputNames)
+            inputs[key] = identity.get(key);
+        identity.set('build_id', buildIdFor(inputs));
+    }
+    identity.set('cross_runtime', CROSS_RUNTIME);
+    identity.set('unavailable', [...identity].filter(([, v]) => typeof v === 'object' && v !== null && 'unavailable' in v).map(([k]) => k).sort());
+    return identity;
+}

package/dist/mcp/pyargs.d.ts

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+/**
+ * Argument validation, in the reference runtime's own words.
+ *
+ * WHY THIS IS REPRODUCED RATHER THAN RULED. The text below is not a diagnostic in a log —
+ * it is the `content[0].text` of a tool result, which means the MODEL reads it and decides
+ * what to do next. `zod`'s wording is entirely different, so a port that let zod speak would
+ * ship a server whose recovery behaviour differs from the reference's on every mistyped
+ * argument, and that is a product difference, not a cosmetic one.
+ *
+ * WHAT THE URL IS. `https://errors.pydantic.dev/2.13/v/<type>` names an entry in pydantic's
+ * public error catalogue. This runtime has no pydantic; the URL is part of the sentence the
+ * reference emits, reproduced because the sentence is the contract. `2.13` is therefore a
+ * PIN on the reference, not a claim about this process — and it is compared against the
+ * live server by `tools/conformance/suites/wire.mjs`, so the day the Python side bumps to
+ * 2.14 the suite goes red here instead of the two runtimes drifting apart quietly.
+ *
+ * EVERY RULE BELOW WAS MEASURED, not read off pydantic's documentation. The probes are in
+ * `scratchpad/job38-n7/probe{4,7,8,9}.py` and each drove the real stdio server:
+ *
+ *   * errors come in MODEL FIELD order, not in the order the arguments arrived (probe7 id 80
+ *     sends `body, name, description, type` and gets `type` before `name`);
+ *   * `int` is LAX — `True`, `'2'`, `'  3  '`, `'2_0'`, `'+2'` and `3.0` all validate, while
+ *     `'2.5'`, `'1e3'`, `'0x10'` and `''` are `int_parsing` and `2.5` is `int_from_float`;
+ *   * a float too large for an i64 is `int_parsing_size`, with a DIFFERENT message shape
+ *     (no "Input should be a valid integer," prefix);
+ *   * `input_value` is truncated on the UTF-8 BYTE length of `repr(value)`: over 50 bytes it
+ *     becomes head-25-bytes + `...` + tail-24-bytes, each end floored to a character
+ *     boundary. Thirty Thai characters are 34 repr CHARACTERS and are still truncated.
+ */
+import { type PyValue } from '../pyjson.js';
+/** What a parameter accepts. `optional` is `| None = None` in the signature. */
+export interface FieldSpec {
+    readonly name: string;
+    readonly kind: 'str' | 'int' | 'dict' | 'dictInt' | 'dictStr' | 'listStr';
+    readonly optional: boolean;
+    /** `Field(le=...)`: an inclusive ceiling, checked AFTER the lax int parse succeeds. */
+    readonly le?: bigint;
+}
+export interface ArgModel {
+    /** The pydantic model name, which is the FUNCTION name plus `Arguments`. */
+    readonly model: string;
+    readonly fields: readonly FieldSpec[];
+}
+/**
+ * One model per handler, mirroring `build_server`'s closures signature for signature.
+ *
+ * `build_identity`'s model is `build_identity_toolArguments` and not `build_identityArguments`
+ * — pydantic names it after the PYTHON FUNCTION, and the function is the closure
+ * `build_identity_tool`. The same leak is already in the shipped manifest
+ * (`output_schema.title` is `build_identity_toolDictOutput`), so the name is not an accident
+ * this port gets to tidy: it is on the wire today, and a client that pinned it would break.
+ *
+ * MEASURED SURVIVOR, AND IT STAYS. A mutation changing this one string to
+ * `build_identityArguments` survives both gates, because `build_identity` has no parameters
+ * and a model with no fields can never fail — the name is unreachable from the wire. It is
+ * still spelled correctly: the day the tool grows an argument, the sweep's kill comes for
+ * free, and a name that was wrong until then would be a defect nobody planted. The leak that
+ * IS observable is the manifest's `output_schema.title`, and that one is compared byte for
+ * byte by the conformance suite's `advertisement: id 2` case.
+ */
+export declare const ARG_MODELS: Readonly<Record<string, ArgModel>>;
+/**
+ * The pydantic `ValidationError` text, WITHOUT the `Error executing tool <name>: ` prefix.
+ *
+ * The prefix is the SDK's, added by `Tool.run`'s `except Exception` for every failure a tool
+ * can have — not just an argument one — so it belongs at the one place that catches them all.
+ */
+export declare class PyValidationFailure extends Error {
+    readonly detail: string;
+    constructor(detail: string);
+}
+/**
+ * `model.model_validate(arguments)` for one tool, or the exact `ValidationError` text.
+ *
+ * Unknown keys are IGNORED, because pydantic's default `model_config` ignores them and the
+ * measured server accepts `{"query": "a", "extra": 1}` without complaint. The absent-key case
+ * and the explicit-`null` case are different: `{}` is `missing`, `{"handoff_patch": null}` is
+ * `dict_type`, and only an OPTIONAL field treats `null` as its default.
+ */
+export declare function validateArguments(model: ArgModel, args: PyValue): Map<string, PyValue>;