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-/**
- * Turn-boundary freshness gate for cached inline blockers (#1631).
- *
- * An inline blocker recorded for a file F is a verdict about F *and everything F
- * imports*. The existing invalidation paths all key on F alone — a later dispatch
- * of the SAME path returning no blockers, the path ceasing to exist (#1245), and a
- * fresh confirmed-clean verdict (#1561/#1573). When only a DEPENDENCY of F changes,
- * none of those events fire, so F's stale verdict re-served at every turn end for
- * the rest of the session. The live instances in #1631 are exactly that shape: the
- * missing export was added to the dependency (one via a bash script, so the
- * dependency was never dispatched at all — even the same-path event was unreachable
- * by construction).
- *
- * The gate here is a READ-time freshness sweep, not the #1561 dependency-axis
- * invalidation (which stays blocked on a maintainer design decision). Before a cached
- * blocking finding is re-served at turn end, stat the file and its forward imports.
- * The file's own import list comes from the parse layer — no reverse-dependency index
- * is needed, sidestepping the tests-free-index blocker that holds #1561's remainder.
- *
- * Drifted entries are DEMOTED, not dropped (#1419 precedent, as applied by sibling
- * issue #1622): a surviving file whose content drifted gets re-served with a
- * `[stale — re-run to confirm]` marker and out of the authoritative blocker channel,
- * rather than being silently deleted or re-asserted at full authority. The gate never
- * re-pulls LSP verdicts on its own — a drifted entry is marked stale and left for an
- * explicit re-run or the next dispatch to resolve. That keeps the sweep bounded and
- * free of the document-resync hazard the issue calls out (re-querying an LSP whose
- * in-memory dependency document is itself stale would regenerate the stale verdict).
- *
- * Scope (#1631 review F4): an inline blocker is not always LSP-only —
- * `dispatcher.ts` builds it from every `semantic === "blocking"` diagnostic across
- * all runners, so an eslint, biome-check, or ast-grep security-rule (hardcoded
- * secret, CVE) finding can land here too. Only a language-server verdict is
- * actually invalidated by an IMPORT changing; an ast-grep secret match doesn't stop
- * being true because a file it imports was edited.
- *
- * Self-drift axis (#1561 remainder). That reasoning covers the import axis and
- * nothing else, but the original gate discarded BOTH axes for a non-LSP record:
- * entries whose `sources` were not all `"lsp"` skipped the check entirely. A
- * tree-sitter verdict about F's own syntax is emphatically invalidated by F's own
- * bytes changing, and no other path could clear it —
- * `retireInlineBlockerOnConfirmedClean` requires `coveredSources` to be a superset
- * of the record's sources, `coveredSourcesForCheck` builds that set from the LSP
- * server registry, and no registered server has id `"tree-sitter"`, so the retire
- * could never fire however many clean checks ran. Live shape: a
- * `ts-incomplete-assertion` blocker re-served every turn for the rest of a session
- * against a file already proven clean by grep, LSP, and a passing test.
- *
- * So the sweep now runs over every entry that HAS recorded provenance, and picks
- * the axis from the sources: all-`"lsp"` gets the own-file-plus-forward-imports
- * walk, anything else (tree-sitter, ast-grep, mixed, or `"unknown"`) gets an
- * own-file-only check. A record with NO recorded sources stays fail-closed and
- * untouched, matching the test `retireInlineBlockerOnConfirmedClean` applies before
- * it will retire.
- *
- * The self axis is CONTENT-CONFIRMED and RE-ARMING, and those two properties are
- * why it carries its own `"self-drift"` reason rather than reusing
- * `"dependency-drift"` (#2982 review).
- *
- * Content-confirmed: mtime moving is not evidence a byte moved. A `touch`, a
- * `git checkout` restoring identical bytes, or a no-op formatter pass all move
- * it. #2449 round 2 F7 settled this for `observed-mutation.ts` ("mtime-only
- * drift has to be confirmed against content before anything is replayed"), and
- * it binds harder here, where an unconfirmed demotion walks a finding out of the
- * authoritative channel. `detectSelfDrift` applies that rule at both tiers:
- * `size` first, then a sha256 of the bytes when size cannot separate a
- * one-character edit from a `touch`. A same-LENGTH change is the common shape,
- * not an exotic one (a renamed identifier of equal length, a flipped comparison,
- * a changed digit), so a size-only tier would leave a genuinely changed record
- * authoritative, which is #2982 arriving from the other side. The baseline is
- * carried by `PipelineResult` beside the inline-blocker evidence and stamped
- * synchronously by `recordInlineBlockers`. Every bound that expires, and every missing baseline, yields
- * `unverifiable`, which changes no state in either direction and is counted so
- * it is visible rather than silent.
- *
- * Re-arming: `setInlineBlockerSelfDriftStale` re-derives the verdict every turn
- * and un-demotes a record whose bytes come back, exactly as
- * `setInlineBlockerPastEofStale` does for a transient shrink-then-restore. That
- * is what lets this axis stay OUT of the #1950 delivery cap. The cap retires a
- * record permanently after `DEPENDENCY_DRIFT_MAX_DELIVERIES` stale deliveries,
- * which suits recoverable LSP dependency drift; a self-drift record can carry
- * ast-grep or tree-sitter security provenance, and retiring one because an
- * advisory was shown three times would walk a hardcoded secret out of turn-end
- * rendering with no dispatch to re-raise it. A record that heals on its own
- * needs no bounded-noise retirement.
- *
- * Defect shape 24 is satisfied by composition, not by reusing a string: the new
- * reason has per-writer semantics (re-arm, no cap), and like every sibling gate
- * it never touches a demotion another gate made and never heals one it did not
- * make. The commit gate is unaffected either way. `updateGitGuardStatus` counts
- * `getInlineBlockersSnapshot().length` with no `stale` filter, so a demoted
- * record still gates a commit; `tests/clients/blocker-freshness.test.ts` pins
- * that, because it is what makes widening this sweep to security provenance
- * safe at all.
- *
- * Resolution boundary (#1631 review F8): `extractForwardImportPaths` parses static
- * import/require syntax via tree-sitter. It does not, and cannot, resolve a
- * dependency reached only through a dynamic `import()` or `require()` behind a
- * runtime condition — that edge is invisible to this gate, so a blocker whose only
- * stale dependency arrives that way survives a replay. This is an honest boundary,
- * not a silently-closed one.
- *
- * Delivery cap (#1950). A demoted-but-confirmable entry (`alreadyStale` above)
- * is deliberately NOT retired after its past-EOF sibling's one-delivery rule
- * (#1944, `blocker-past-eof.ts`) — its coordinates are still in bounds, so a
- * fresh dispatch can genuinely confirm or clear it, and retiring on delivery
- * one would discard a recoverable finding. But nothing capped how many times
- * the SAME demoted record re-serves: incident data (#1944's lane sweep) showed
- * 18 `alreadyStale` re-serves in one window, with repeat deliveries carrying
- * near-zero information after the first. `runtime-turn.ts` counts each
- * delivery (`InlineBlockerRecord.staleDeliveryCount`) and retires the record
- * via `RuntimeCoordinator.retireDemotedDependencyDriftBlocker` once it reaches
- * `DEPENDENCY_DRIFT_MAX_DELIVERIES` — a count, not a TTL or a session
- * boundary, because "how many times has the agent already been told" is the
- * quantity that actually went to zero information, not "how much time has
- * passed". The ledger reason says "capped, re-run can still confirm" so it
- * reads distinctly from #1944's "retired, unrecoverable" — a capped record
- * COULD still resolve a fresh dispatch; it just stopped being handed one for
- * free.
- *
- * Widget-footer sibling (#2275). The turn-end blocker channel above is not
- * the only surface that demotes on dependency drift — `widget-state.ts`'s
- * own `files` map carries the identical demotion shape
- * (`markWidgetFileBlockersStale`) through a completely separate store, with
- * its own `WidgetDiagnostic.staleDeliveryCount` and its own retire helpers
- * (`incrementWidgetDependencyDriftDelivery`,
- * `retireWidgetDependencyDriftBlockers`). It counts RENDERS rather than
- * turn ends — the footer draws one record per pass, so `renderWidget` marks
- * what it served and the turn-end step drains those marks — and it retires
- * by HIDING the row from the footer rather than dropping the record, since
- * the widget store also backs `lens_diagnostics mode=all`. What it shares
- * with this module is the one number both caps retire against,
- * `DEPENDENCY_DRIFT_MAX_DELIVERIES`, rather than inventing a second one.
- */
-import { createHash } from "node:crypto";
-import * as fs from "node:fs";
-import { bounded } from "./deadline-utils.js";
-import { recordDegradationOnce } from "./degradation-ledger.js";
-import { HOOK_WALL_BUDGET_MS } from "./hook-budgets.js";
-import { normalizeEphemeralMapKey } from "./path-utils.js";
-import { toRunnerDisplayPath } from "./dispatch/runner-context.js";
-import { resolveImportToFiles } from "./review-graph/import-resolvers.js";
-import { getSharedTreeSitterClient, resolveTreeSitterLanguage, } from "./tree-sitter-shared.js";
-import { TreeSitterSymbolExtractor } from "./tree-sitter-symbol-extractor.js";
-/** See the module doc's "Delivery cap (#1950)" section above. */
-export const DEPENDENCY_DRIFT_MAX_DELIVERIES = 3;
-/**
- * #2982: total bytes the self-drift axis may hash in ONE sweep.
- *
- * Each read is individually bounded by `bounded()`, but a turn with many
- * non-LSP blockers would still issue many whole-file reads on a hook path, which
- * is defect shape 9 (bounded on one axis, growing on another). Once a sweep has
- * spent this budget the remaining same-size records are reported `unverifiable`
- * and left exactly as they are, the same fail-closed direction as a read that
- * times out.
- */
-const SELF_DRIFT_HASH_BUDGET_BYTES = 8 * 1024 * 1024;
-/**
- * Upper bound on the number of forward imports stat-checked for a single blocker.
- * Blocking entries are rare, but one file can import many modules; the sweep must
- * stay bounded so it cannot inflate a turn end.
- */
-const MAX_DRIFT_CHECK_IMPORTS = 128;
-// Per-language extractor cache, mirroring review-graph/builder.ts and
-// module-report.ts. Memoize failures too: a grammar that fails to load once is not
-// re-probed for every blocker of that language within the process.
-const extractorCache = new Map();
-function getExtractor(languageId) {
-    let cached = extractorCache.get(languageId);
-    if (!cached) {
-        cached = (async () => {
-            const client = getSharedTreeSitterClient();
-            if (!client)
-                return null;
-            const extractor = new TreeSitterSymbolExtractor(languageId, client);
-            const ok = await extractor.init();
-            return ok ? extractor : null;
-        })().catch(() => null);
-        extractorCache.set(languageId, cached);
-    }
-    return cached;
-}
-/**
- * #1631 review F6: memoized forward-import RESOLUTION (the parse step, not the
- * per-dependency mtime stats — those must always be read fresh so drift is never
- * missed). Reviewer measurement: ~450ms/turn at 8 blockers × 300 imports
- * unmemoized, ~435ms per `mode=all` call, because both the turn-end sweep and the
- * `mode=all` gate independently re-parse the SAME consumer files' import lists.
- *
- * Keyed on (path, own mtime) — a cache hit is safe by construction: if the file's
- * mtime hasn't moved, its parsed import LIST cannot have changed (the imports
- * themselves may still have drifted; that's what the mtime stats after this cache
- * check are for). Scoped PER TURN, not process-lifetime (the latch screen this
- * class of state must pass): `noteImportResolutionMemoTurn` clears it whenever the
- * `RuntimeCoordinator`'s `turnIndex` advances, so a resolver injected for one test
- * or a project whose import graph is edited mid-session is never served a result
- * from a stale earlier turn. When no turn index is available (mode=all called
- * outside a tracked turn, or a test with no runtime), the cache is left alone —
- * still correct because of the mtime key, just not turn-bounded in that case.
- */
-const importResolutionMemo = new Map();
-let importResolutionMemoTurnIndex;
-function noteImportResolutionMemoTurn(turnIndex) {
-    if (turnIndex === undefined)
-        return;
-    if (importResolutionMemoTurnIndex !== turnIndex) {
-        importResolutionMemo.clear();
-        importResolutionMemoTurnIndex = turnIndex;
-    }
-}
-async function resolveForwardImportsMemoized(cwd, filePath, resolveForwardImports) {
-    const sig = await statSignature(filePath);
-    if (sig === undefined) {
-        // Can't key reliably (deleted/unreadable) — resolve uncached rather than
-        // risk serving a memo entry for content that may no longer exist.
-        try {
-            return await resolveForwardImports(cwd, filePath);
-        }
-        catch {
-            return [];
-        }
-    }
-    const cached = importResolutionMemo.get(filePath);
-    // mtime alone collides for writes within the same timestamp tick (~1ms);
-    // size disambiguates the shrink-then-restore case (#1641's measurement).
-    if (cached && cached.mtimeMs === sig.mtimeMs && cached.size === sig.size)
-        return cached.imports;
-    let imports;
-    try {
-        imports = await resolveForwardImports(cwd, filePath);
-    }
-    catch {
-        imports = [];
-    }
-    importResolutionMemo.set(filePath, {
-        mtimeMs: sig.mtimeMs,
-        size: sig.size,
-        imports,
-    });
-    return imports;
-}
-/**
- * Production forward-import resolver. Parses `filePath` with its tree-sitter grammar
- * and resolves every extracted import source to in-project files. Degrades to an
- * empty list (never throws) when the grammar, client, or file is unavailable — the
- * sweep then falls back to checking only the blocker file's own drift.
- */
-export async function extractForwardImportPaths(cwd, filePath) {
-    const languageId = resolveTreeSitterLanguage(filePath);
-    if (!languageId)
-        return [];
-    const client = getSharedTreeSitterClient();
-    if (!client)
-        return [];
-    const extractor = await getExtractor(languageId);
-    if (!extractor)
-        return [];
-    let content;
-    try {
-        content = fs.readFileSync(filePath, "utf-8");
-    }
-    catch {
-        return [];
-    }
-    const outcome = await client.withParsedTree(filePath, languageId, content, (tree) => extractor.extract(tree, filePath, content).imports);
-    if (!outcome.parsed)
-        return [];
-    const resolved = new Set();
-    for (const ref of outcome.value) {
-        for (const target of resolveImportToFiles(cwd, filePath, languageId, ref.source)) {
-            resolved.add(target);
-        }
-    }
-    return [...resolved];
-}
-async function statSignature(filePath) {
-    try {
-        const stat = await fs.promises.stat(filePath);
-        return { mtimeMs: stat.mtimeMs, size: stat.size };
-    }
-    catch {
-        return undefined;
-    }
-}
-async function statMtimeMs(filePath) {
-    try {
-        const stat = await fs.promises.stat(filePath);
-        return stat.mtimeMs;
-    }
-    catch {
-        return undefined;
-    }
-}
-/**
- * Confirm a self-axis record against content, not mtime alone.
- *
- * mtime moving is not evidence that content changed: a `touch`, a `git
- * checkout` restoring identical bytes, a no-op formatter pass, or a `chmod`
- * all move it while every byte stays put. #2449 round 2 F7 settled this for
- * `observed-mutation.ts` ("a `touch` bumps it without a byte moving, so
- * mtime-only drift has to be confirmed against content before anything is
- * replayed"), and the same reasoning governs here, where an unconfirmed
- * demotion would walk a finding out of the authoritative channel.
- *
- * Three gates, in cost order. `size` decides most cases from the stat already
- * taken, and it runs BEFORE the mtime gate: an out-of-band write (a formatter,
- * a checkout) can land at-or-before the `recordedAtMs` baseline, so mtime alone
- * is blind to the own-file drift this axis exists to catch — the size gate fires
- * regardless of the mtime relationship. When the size matches, the mtime gate is
- * a fast path that skips the expensive hash tier for non-LSP records (size same
- * AND mtime never moved → the file almost certainly did not change, so we do
- * not read and hash every unchanged file on the hook path). All-LSP records
- * with an available hash baseline force the hash tier after the size check, so
- * a same-size rewrite at-or-before the baseline cannot remain authoritative.
- * When hashing is not forced and mtime moved, the hash separates a one-character
- * edit from a `touch`, reading the bytes and comparing against the baseline
- * `setInlineBlockerContentBaseline` attached off the dispatch path.
- *
- * Both tiers fail toward `"unverifiable"`, never toward `"drift"`: a bound that
- * expires, a baseline that never landed, or a file past the per-sweep hash
- * budget all leave the record exactly as it is. Demoting on a verdict the tier
- * could not actually reach is the failure this function exists to prevent, and
- * `bounded()` returning `undefined` on timeout makes that an easy mistake to
- * write, so every bound's result is checked explicitly.
- */
-async function detectSelfDrift(args) {
-    const boundOptions = (label) => ({
-        ms: HOOK_WALL_BUDGET_MS.turn_end,
-        signal: args.signal,
-        hook: "turn_end",
-        label,
-    });
-    // EVERY bound that expires yields `undefined`, and every one of those maps to
-    // `unverifiable`, never to drift. A timed-out stat compared against the
-    // recorded size would read as a size change and demote the record, which is
-    // the exact failure this tier exists to prevent.
-    const stat = await bounded(fs.promises.stat(args.filePath), boundOptions("selfDriftStat"));
-    if (stat === undefined)
-        return { verdict: "unverifiable", unverifiableReason: "stat-unavailable" };
-    // Size gate FIRST, before the mtime gate. mtime is a blind signal for the
-    // out-of-band-rewrite case: an external write (a formatter, a checkout) can
-    // land at-or-before the `recordedAtMs` baseline, so `freshnessFromMtime`
-    // reports the own file unchanged even though its bytes differ. Size is cheap
-    // content confirmation from the same stat, and it fires regardless of the
-    // mtime relationship — the all-LSP own-file case the mtime gate alone misses.
-    if (args.recordedSize === undefined)
-        return { verdict: "unverifiable", unverifiableReason: "missing-baseline" };
-    if (stat.size !== args.recordedSize)
-        return { verdict: "drift" };
-    // Size matches. Non-LSP records retain the mtime fast path. All-LSP records
-    // with a hash baseline force content confirmation because a same-size rewrite
-    // can land at-or-before the baseline.
-    const freshness = freshnessFromMtime({
-        mtimeMs: stat.mtimeMs,
-        referenceMs: args.recordedAtMs,
-    });
-    if (!args.forceContent && freshness.verdict !== "stale")
-        return { verdict: "unchanged" };
-    // Same length AND mtime moved. Only the hash can separate a one-character
-    // edit from a `touch`, and a same-length edit is the common shape, not an
-    // exotic one. Forced all-LSP confirmation reaches this tier even when mtime
-    // did not move.
-    if (args.recordedHash === undefined)
-        return { verdict: "unverifiable", unverifiableReason: "missing-baseline" };
-    // Defect shape 9: each read is individually bounded, but N blockers in one
-    // turn is an unbounded AGGREGATE read on a hook path. The per-sweep byte
-    // budget bounds the other axis; past it the record is unverifiable, not
-    // drifted.
-    if (stat.size > args.budget.bytesLeft) {
-        args.budget.exhausted = true;
-        return {
-            verdict: "unverifiable",
-            unverifiableReason: "hash-budget-exhausted",
-        };
-    }
-    const content = await bounded(fs.promises.readFile(args.filePath), boundOptions("selfDriftHash"));
-    if (content === undefined)
-        return { verdict: "unverifiable", unverifiableReason: "hash-unavailable" };
-    args.budget.bytesLeft -= content.byteLength;
-    const hash = createHash("sha256").update(content).digest("hex");
-    return { verdict: hash === args.recordedHash ? "unchanged" : "drift" };
-}
-/**
- * Resolve `filePath`'s forward imports and stat each, returning the imports that
- * exist together with their mtime. Shared by the inline-blocker sweep and the
- * widget-store dependency reconcile so both gates weigh drift identically. A path
- * that cannot be stat'ed (deleted/unreadable) is omitted — a deleted dependency is
- * not a content drift this gate reports.
- */
-export async function collectForwardImportMtimes(cwd, filePath, resolveForwardImports = extractForwardImportPaths, turnIndex) {
-    noteImportResolutionMemoTurn(turnIndex);
-    let imports = [];
-    try {
-        imports = await resolveForwardImportsMemoized(cwd, filePath, resolveForwardImports);
-    }
-    catch {
-        imports = [];
-    }
-    const truncated = imports.length > MAX_DRIFT_CHECK_IMPORTS;
-    const out = [];
-    for (const dep of imports.slice(0, MAX_DRIFT_CHECK_IMPORTS)) {
-        const mtimeMs = await statMtimeMs(dep);
-        if (mtimeMs !== undefined)
-            out.push({ path: dep, mtimeMs });
-    }
-    return { mtimes: out, truncated };
-}
-/**
- * Detect drift for one blocker entry. Returns the set of paths (the file itself plus
- * any forward import) whose mtime is strictly newer than the verdict baseline. A
- * missing/unstat-able path contributes nothing here — a DELETED blocker file is
- * already dropped by `reconcileInlineBlockers`, and a deleted dependency is not a
- * content drift this gate is responsible for.
- *
- * +50ms tolerance. The verdict baseline is `Date.now()`, but on Windows a file's
- * mtime can LEAD `Date.now()` by a measurable margin — not just sub-millisecond
- * rounding. Reviewer measurement across 200 writes on Windows: 184/200 mtimes read
- * ahead of the immediately-following `Date.now()`, by up to ~11.4ms, the same host
- * skew #1491/#1498 hit for install-probe timestamps. A +1ms tolerance (the
- * convention borrowed from `reconcileStaleWidgetFiles` /
- * `reconcileProjectDiagnosticsSnapshot`, both same-process single-writer paths
- * without this skew) demoted a blocker recorded immediately after its own file
- * write with zero real drift — 42 false demotions in 50 runs, and two of this
- * gate's own tests went host-dependent (red 3/6 runs on Windows, green 6/6 at
- * +50ms). +50ms comfortably clears the measured skew while staying far below the
- * gap between genuinely distinct edits.
- */
-// Single implementation lives in the freshness kernel (#1739); this
-// re-export preserves every existing importer's path.
-export { MTIME_DRIFT_TOLERANCE_MS } from "./freshness.js";
-import { freshnessFromMtime } from "./freshness.js";
-async function detectDrift(cwd, filePath, recordedAtMs, resolveForwardImports, turnIndex, 
-/** Skip the own-file mtime tier after content confirms it is unchanged. */
-skipOwnFile = false) {
-    const drifted = [];
-    if (!skipOwnFile) {
-        const ownFreshness = freshnessFromMtime({
-            mtimeMs: await statMtimeMs(filePath),
-            referenceMs: recordedAtMs,
-        });
-        if (ownFreshness.verdict === "stale")
-            drifted.push(filePath);
-    }
-    const { mtimes, truncated } = await collectForwardImportMtimes(cwd, filePath, resolveForwardImports, turnIndex);
-    for (const { path: depPath, mtimeMs } of mtimes) {
-        const verdict = freshnessFromMtime({
-            mtimeMs,
-            referenceMs: recordedAtMs,
-        });
-        if (verdict.verdict === "stale")
-            drifted.push(depPath);
-    }
-    return { drifted, truncated };
-}
-/**
- * Whether a population entry is eligible for the drift check at all — the same
- * three gates the main sweep loop applies (not already stale, has a timestamp
- * baseline, HAS recorded provenance). Factored out so the #1790 review F5 dedup
- * decision below (chain vs. separate row) asks the IDENTICAL question the main
- * loop will ask, rather than a second hand-written approximation of it that
- * could drift from the real gates.
- *
- * The third gate reads "has provenance", not "is all-`lsp`": a non-LSP record is
- * now eligible for the self-drift axis (own file only, no import walk). Widening
- * it here and in the loop together is the point of the shared predicate — the
- * loop still decides WHICH axis each eligible entry gets.
- */
-function isEligibleForDriftCheck(entry) {
-    if (entry.stale)
-        return false;
-    if (entry.recordedAtMs === undefined)
-        return false;
-    return entry.sources !== undefined && entry.sources.length > 0;
-}
-/**
- * All recorded sources are `"lsp"` — the record gets the full own-file PLUS
- * forward-import walk. Anything else (tree-sitter, ast-grep, mixed, `"unknown"`)
- * gets the self-only axis. One spelling, shared by the sweep loop and the
- * chain decision below so the two can never disagree about which axis an entry
- * is on.
- */
-function isAllLspSourced(sources) {
-    return (sources !== undefined &&
-        sources.length > 0 &&
-        sources.every((source) => source === "lsp"));
-}
-/**
- * Whether a duplicated widget row may be CHAINED onto this inline entry's single
- * drift check instead of being given its own population row (#1790 review F5).
- *
- * Strictly stronger than {@link isEligibleForDriftCheck} since the self-drift
- * axis landed, and deliberately so. A widget row from
- * `getWidgetBlockingFilesForSweep` is pure-LSP by construction, so the check that
- * speaks for it must walk forward imports. An inline entry on the self-only axis
- * never consults imports, so chaining a widget row onto it would silently drop
- * that row's import axis — the #1790 ghost, in a new disguise: the inline entry
- * reports `kept`, the widget row is never independently checked, and its
- * `isBlocking` stays true for a dependency that drifted.
- *
- * Such an inline entry is still drift-checked on its own axis. It just cannot
- * answer another store's question.
- */
-function canSubsumeLspWidgetRow(entry) {
-    return isEligibleForDriftCheck(entry) && isAllLspSourced(entry.sources);
-}
-/**
- * Freshness sweep over every blocking row the widget currently serves — the cached
- * inline blockers (`RuntimeCoordinator`) AND, since #1790, any widget-store row
- * reached only through a cache-served replay (`options.additionalEntries`, injected
- * by the call site to avoid an import cycle with `widget-state.ts`). Called at turn
- * end before the blockers are re-served. Entries whose own file or forward imports
- * drifted since the verdict are demoted via `demote`; the turn-end renderer then
- * serves them out of the advisory channel with a `[stale — re-run to confirm]`
- * marker instead of as an authoritative blocker.
- *
- * #1790: a file present in BOTH stores — the common case, since a live dispatch
- * writes an inline blocker (`runtime-tool-result.ts`) AND a widget-store record
- * (`pipeline.ts`) for the SAME verdict — is drift-checked ONCE, via its
- * inline-blocker entry, so the sweep's one drift check never runs twice over the
- * same file WHEN that inline entry is itself eligible for the check. But
- * `markInlineBlockerStale` only ever touches `RuntimeCoordinator`'s map, never
- * the widget store; on drift for a duplicated path, the widget demote is
- * CHAINED onto the inline entry's `demote` (both stores write) rather than the
- * widget row being silently dropped — the reviewer's F1 probe caught an earlier
- * revision that discarded it: `revalidated:1` while the widget's own
- * `isBlocking` for the file still read true, the exact ghost #1790 exists to
- * kill.
- *
- * #1790 review F5: chaining is conditional on the inline entry actually being
- * ELIGIBLE for the drift check (`isEligibleForDriftCheck` — not already stale,
- * timestamped, all-LSP sources). An ineligible inline entry never reaches
- * `demote()` in the loop below, so chaining onto one is ALSO a silent drop —
- * just one store removed from F1's. The widget row's eligibility belongs to the
- * WIDGET STORE, not to whatever inline entry happens to share its file path; an
- * ineligible duplicate therefore gets its own separate population row instead
- * of being chained, so a file can legitimately count twice (once per store) when
- * the two stores disagree on eligibility.
- *
- * Never throws: any internal failure leaves the entry untouched (existing re-serve
- * behavior) rather than failing the turn end.
- */
-export async function sweepInlineBlockerFreshness(runtime, cwd, options) {
-    const counts = {
-        total: 0,
-        kept: 0,
-        revalidated: 0,
-        alreadyStale: 0,
-        truncatedImports: 0,
-        selfHealed: 0,
-        selfUnverifiable: 0,
-        hashBudgetExhausted: 0,
-    };
-    const resolveForwardImports = options?.resolveForwardImports ?? extractForwardImportPaths;
-    let turnIndex;
-    try {
-        turnIndex = runtime.turnIndex;
-    }
-    catch {
-        turnIndex = undefined;
-    }
-    let inlineEntries;
-    try {
-        inlineEntries = runtime.getInlineBlockersSnapshot();
-    }
-    catch {
-        return counts;
-    }
-    const population = inlineEntries.map((entry) => ({
-        filePath: entry.filePath,
-        stale: entry.stale ?? false,
-        recordedAtMs: entry.recordedAtMs,
-        sources: entry.sources,
-        staleReason: entry.staleReason,
-        recordedSize: entry.recordedSize,
-        recordedHash: entry.recordedHash,
-        demote: () => runtime.markInlineBlockerStale(entry.filePath, "dependency-drift"),
-        setSelfDrift: (isSelfDrift) => runtime.setInlineBlockerSelfDriftStale(entry.filePath, isSelfDrift),
-    }));
-    // #1790 review F2: dedup key is `normalizeEphemeralMapKey`, not
-    // `normalizeMapKey` — the latter realpaths a live file and walks up the
-    // directory tree for a missing one (measured ~313µs per deleted path, exactly
-    // the population this sweep processes) on a turn-end hot path. The widget
-    // store this population is reconciled against keys on
-    // `normalizeEphemeralMapKey` too (see `widget-state.ts`'s module doc on why
-    // `normalizeMapKey` is wrong for this in-process, single-walk kind of key),
-    // so this also keeps the dedup consistent with the store it is deduping
-    // against, not just cheaper.
-    const inlineByKey = new Map();
-    for (const entry of population) {
-        inlineByKey.set(normalizeEphemeralMapKey(entry.filePath), entry);
-    }
-    for (const extra of options?.additionalEntries ?? []) {
-        const key = normalizeEphemeralMapKey(extra.filePath);
-        const inlineEntry = inlineByKey.get(key);
-        // #1790 review F5: chaining onto an INELIGIBLE inline entry is a silent
-        // drop, not a merge. The main loop below short-circuits BEFORE ever
-        // calling `demote()` for an already-stale entry (the one-way
-        // dependency-drift latch — a forever-ghost once it fires once), an
-        // unstamped legacy record, or a record with no provenance at all. Any of
-        // those swallows a chained widget demote even though the widget row is
-        // pure-LSP by construction (`getWidgetBlockingFilesForSweep` only emits
-        // LSP-sourced rows) and carries its OWN baseline. Eligibility belongs to
-        // the STORE the row came from, not the file path two stores happen to
-        // share — so only chain when the inline entry would itself reach
-        // `demote()`; otherwise give the widget row its own population entry so
-        // its own gates and its own drift check decide its own fate.
-        //
-        // Since the self-drift axis landed, "would reach `demote()`" is no longer
-        // enough: a non-LSP inline entry IS drift-checked now, but only against
-        // its own file. It never consults imports, so it cannot speak for a
-        // pure-LSP widget row whose dependency drifted. `canSubsumeLspWidgetRow`
-        // carries that stronger test; the unrelated-ast-grep-finding case in the
-        // paragraph above is now excluded by the axis, not by ineligibility.
-        if (inlineEntry && canSubsumeLspWidgetRow(inlineEntry)) {
-            // #1790 review F1: a duplicated path is counted and drift-checked ONCE
-            // (via the inline entry above), but BOTH stores must record the
-            // verdict — `markInlineBlockerStale` only ever touches
-            // `RuntimeCoordinator`'s map, so without this chain the widget store's
-            // own diagnostic for this file stays fully blocking (`isBlocking` true)
-            // even after the inline entry demotes. Chain, don't replace: either
-            // store's own untouched failure path must not suppress the other's
-            // write.
-            const demoteInline = inlineEntry.demote;
-            const demoteWidget = extra.demote;
-            inlineEntry.demote = () => {
-                const inlineChanged = demoteInline();
-                const widgetChanged = demoteWidget();
-                return inlineChanged || widgetChanged;
-            };
-            continue;
-        }
-        population.push({
-            filePath: extra.filePath,
-            stale: false,
-            recordedAtMs: extra.recordedAtMs,
-            sources: ["lsp"],
-            demote: extra.demote,
-            // A widget row is pure-LSP by construction, so it takes the import
-            // axis and never reaches the self axis. No `setSelfDrift` (#2982):
-            // the widget store has no re-arming self-drift setter, and an entry
-            // without one is not eligible for that axis.
-            staleReason: undefined,
-            recordedSize: undefined,
-            recordedHash: undefined,
-        });
-    }
-    counts.total = population.length;
-    // One budget for the whole sweep (defect shape 9), consumed by the self
-    // axis's hash tier as it goes.
-    const hashBudget = {
-        bytesLeft: SELF_DRIFT_HASH_BUDGET_BYTES,
-        exhausted: false,
-    };
-    for (const entry of population) {
-        try {
-            // #2982: a latched demotion belongs to the gate that made it and this
-            // loop leaves it alone. Its OWN self-drift demotion is re-armable, so
-            // it is re-derived every turn instead: bytes that come back must
-            // un-demote the record, which is what lets the self axis skip the
-            // #1950 delivery cap rather than retire a security finding for good.
-            const selfDriftDemoted = entry.stale && entry.staleReason === "self-drift";
-            if (entry.stale && !selfDriftDemoted) {
-                counts.alreadyStale += 1;
-                continue;
-            }
-            // No timestamp baseline (legacy/unstamped record) — we cannot order disk
-            // mtimes against the verdict, so leave it untouched (fail toward the
-            // existing behavior rather than fabricating a drift signal).
-            if (entry.recordedAtMs === undefined) {
-                counts.kept += 1;
-                continue;
-            }
-            // #1631 review F4 kept every non-`"lsp"` record at full authority. Its
-            // stated reason is about the IMPORT axis only — "an ast-grep secret match
-            // doesn't stop being true because a file it imports was edited" — but the
-            // gate discarded the self axis with it. A record with NO provenance at all
-            // stays fail-closed here, the same test
-            // `retireInlineBlockerOnConfirmedClean` applies before it will retire.
-            const recordedSources = entry.sources !== undefined && entry.sources.length > 0
-                ? entry.sources
-                : undefined;
-            if (recordedSources === undefined) {
-                counts.kept += 1;
-                continue;
-            }
-            // #2982 remainder: the record's OWN file is checked via the content-
-            // confirmed self-drift axis (size → hash, re-arming) for records that
-            // have a re-arming setter — shared by the non-LSP self axis below and
-            // the all-LSP axis. The mtime-only own-file check in `detectDrift` is
-            // blind to the out-of-band-rewrite case (an external write can land at-
-            // or-before the `recordedAtMs` baseline), so the content axis owns the
-            // own-file verdict when it can decide. One bounded() call site for both
-            // axes — the #2523 registry requires a single occurrence, so the two
-            // branches must not each wrap the identical call. Demotion, not deletion
-            // (#1419): a demoted entry is re-served in the advisory channel marked
-            // `[stale — re-run to confirm]` and retires through the existing #1950
-            // delivery cap.
-            const setSelfDrift = entry.setSelfDrift;
-            const isLspSourced = isAllLspSourced(recordedSources);
-            let ownVerdict;
-            if (setSelfDrift) {
-                // The outer bound too: an expired one yields `undefined`, and that
-                // means "could not decide", never "changed".
-                const hashBudgetWasExhausted = hashBudget.exhausted;
-                const selfDrift = (await bounded(detectSelfDrift({
-                    filePath: entry.filePath,
-                    recordedAtMs: entry.recordedAtMs,
-                    recordedSize: entry.recordedSize,
-                    recordedHash: entry.recordedHash,
-                    forceContent: isLspSourced &&
-                        entry.recordedSize !== undefined &&
-                        entry.recordedHash !== undefined,
-                    signal: options?.signal,
-                    budget: hashBudget,
-                }), {
-                    ms: HOOK_WALL_BUDGET_MS.turn_end,
-                    signal: options?.signal,
-                    hook: "turn_end",
-                    label: "detectSelfDrift",
-                })) ?? {
-                    verdict: "unverifiable",
-                    unverifiableReason: "bound-expired",
-                };
-                ownVerdict = selfDrift.verdict;
-                if (ownVerdict === "unverifiable") {
-                    // Decide nothing. Leave the record in whatever state it holds.
-                    counts.selfUnverifiable += 1;
-                    const reason = selfDrift.unverifiableReason ??
-                        (hashBudgetWasExhausted || hashBudget.exhausted
-                            ? "hash-budget-exhausted"
-                            : "hash-unavailable");
-                    recordDegradationOnce({
-                        kind: "self-drift-unverifiable",
-                        subject: `inline-blocker:${toRunnerDisplayPath(cwd, entry.filePath)}#${reason}`,
-                        reason: `the self-drift check was unverifiable: ${reason}`,
-                    });
-                    if (reason === "hash-budget-exhausted") {
-                        recordDegradationOnce({
-                            kind: "self-drift-hash-budget-exhausted",
-                            subject: `inline-blocker:${toRunnerDisplayPath(cwd, entry.filePath)}`,
-                            reason: "the aggregate self-drift hash budget was exhausted",
-                        });
-                    }
-                }
-            }
-            if (!isLspSourced) {
-                // The self axis. Content-confirmed, re-arming, and outside the
-                // #1950 delivery cap. A store with no re-arming setter is not
-                // eligible for it and stays authoritative (fail-closed).
-                if (!setSelfDrift || ownVerdict === undefined) {
-                    counts.kept += 1;
-                    continue;
-                }
-                if (ownVerdict === "unverifiable") {
-                    if (selfDriftDemoted)
-                        counts.alreadyStale += 1;
-                    else
-                        counts.kept += 1;
-                    continue;
-                }
-                const shouldDemote = ownVerdict === "drift";
-                const transitioned = setSelfDrift(shouldDemote);
-                if (shouldDemote) {
-                    if (transitioned)
-                        counts.revalidated += 1;
-                    else
-                        counts.alreadyStale += 1;
-                }
-                else if (transitioned) {
-                    counts.selfHealed += 1;
-                }
-                else {
-                    counts.kept += 1;
-                }
-                continue;
-            }
-            // The LSP axis (#1618). The own file is checked by the content axis
-            // above when a baseline was captured; without one it falls back to the
-            // mtime check (the pre-#2982 behavior, fail-open). The forward-import
-            // walk stays on the one-way dependency-drift axis.
-            let contentDecidedOwnFile = false;
-            if (setSelfDrift !== undefined &&
-                ownVerdict !== undefined &&
-                entry.recordedSize !== undefined) {
-                if (ownVerdict === "drift") {
-                    const transitioned = setSelfDrift(true);
-                    if (transitioned)
-                        counts.revalidated += 1;
-                    else
-                        counts.alreadyStale += 1;
-                    // Own file drifted; the record is out of the authoritative
-                    // channel, so the import walk is moot this turn.
-                    continue;
-                }
-                if (ownVerdict === "unchanged") {
-                    // Content confirms the own file is unchanged: skip the mtime check
-                    // below (a `touch` must not demote a still-valid record), and
-                    // un-demote a record self-drifted last turn.
-                    contentDecidedOwnFile = true;
-                    const transitioned = setSelfDrift(false);
-                    if (transitioned)
-                        counts.selfHealed += 1;
-                }
-                else {
-                    // "unverifiable": the content axis could not decide (a stat that
-                    // failed, or a size that matched but whose hash never landed). Fall
-                    // back to the mtime check below.
-                    if (selfDriftDemoted) {
-                        counts.alreadyStale += 1;
-                        continue;
-                    }
-                }
-            }
-            // Forward-import walk (one-way dependency-drift). Skip the own file ONLY
-            // when the content axis decided it "unchanged" — the one case where the
-            // mtime check would wrongly demote on a `touch`. A widget row (no setter)
-            // and an inline entry without a baseline never reach the content axis, so
-            // they still get the mtime own-file check (fail-open).
-            const skipOwnFile = contentDecidedOwnFile;
-            const { drifted, truncated } = await detectDrift(cwd, entry.filePath, entry.recordedAtMs, resolveForwardImports, turnIndex, skipOwnFile);
-            if (truncated)
-                counts.truncatedImports += 1;
-            if (drifted.length > 0) {
-                entry.demote();
-                counts.revalidated += 1;
-            }
-            else {
-                counts.kept += 1;
-            }
-        }
-        catch {
-            // Per-entry failure: keep the entry as-is.
-            counts.kept += 1;
-        }
-    }
-    counts.hashBudgetExhausted = hashBudget.exhausted ? 1 : 0;
-    return counts;
-}