superbee 0.1.1 → 0.1.2-pre.1
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package/package.json
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@@ -322,3 +322,21 @@ Bridge.watch(async function (events) {
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render(result.rows, events);
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}).catch(showStartupError);
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```
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## Quiet startup and transport readiness
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Startup messages are optional. A View may render static content or remain quiet until human input;
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it does not have to send `hello`, subscribe, or make any other bridge request merely to prove that
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it loaded.
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The local web shell may use a shell-authenticated transport receipt after the iframe load event to
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confirm that the nonce response reached the host's completed-response boundary. That receipt stays
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outside the iframe and is **not authorization**: it grants no bridge or trusted-action access, and
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each data or action request still undergoes its own launch-currentness, capability, and exact-byte
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approval checks.
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The receipt proves transport completion, not pixels or script execution. With exact authored bytes
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and an opaque-origin iframe, browser cancellation after the response reaches the host's completion
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boundary may remain indistinguishable from successful delivery. The shell's bounded load diagnostic
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therefore cannot identify every response-stage failure without authored cooperation or a different
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isolation contract.
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render(result.rows, events);
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}).catch(showStartupError);
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```
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## Quiet startup and transport readiness
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327
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328
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Startup messages are optional. A View may render static content or remain quiet until human input;
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329
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it does not have to send `hello`, subscribe, or make any other bridge request merely to prove that
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330
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it loaded.
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331
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+
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332
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The local web shell may use a shell-authenticated transport receipt after the iframe load event to
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333
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confirm that the nonce response reached the host's completed-response boundary. That receipt stays
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334
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outside the iframe and is **not authorization**: it grants no bridge or trusted-action access, and
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335
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each data or action request still undergoes its own launch-currentness, capability, and exact-byte
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336
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approval checks.
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337
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+
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338
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The receipt proves transport completion, not pixels or script execution. With exact authored bytes
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339
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and an opaque-origin iframe, browser cancellation after the response reaches the host's completion
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340
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boundary may remain indistinguishable from successful delivery. The shell's bounded load diagnostic
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341
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therefore cannot identify every response-stage failure without authored cooperation or a different
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342
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isolation contract.
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