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package/src/security/quantum-fold-cipher.test.ts

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+/**
+ * src/security/quantum-fold-cipher.test.ts
+ *
+ * Comprehensive tests for Quantum Fold Cipher
+ *
+ * Principle: No gaps. Every dimension, every fold tier, every security property tested.
+ */
+
+import {
+  encodeQuantumState,
+  applyQuantumGate,
+  generateQuantumKey,
+  generateQuantumKeyFromPassword,
+  DEFAULT_SCRYPT,
+  verifyQuantumKey,
+  expandQuantumKeyViaRodin,
+  recordMeasurement,
+  verifyMeasurementReceipt,
+  vortexEncode,
+  vortexDecode,
+  keyspaceBits,
+  keyLengthForBits,
+  DEFAULT_KEY_LENGTH,
+  encryptQuantum,
+  decryptQuantum,
+  QuantumFoldCipher,
+  QuantumEncryption,
+} from './quantum-fold-cipher.ts'
+
+const VORTEX_ORBIT = QuantumEncryption.VORTEX_ORBIT
+const TRINITY = QuantumEncryption.TRINITY
+
+import { QuantumThreatAnalysis } from './quantum-threat-landscape.ts'
+import { min, max } from '../0/algebra.ts'
+
+console.log('=== Quantum Fold Cipher Test Suite ===\n')
+
+// console.assert prints but never fails the process — as a gate that is
+// always green. Count failures and set the exit code so the check pipeline
+// actually gates on these asserts.
+let assertFailures = 0
+const nativeAssert = console.assert.bind(console)
+console.assert = (cond: unknown, ...args: unknown[]): void => {
+  if (!cond) assertFailures++
+  nativeAssert(cond, ...args)
+}
+process.on('exit', () => {
+  if (assertFailures > 0) process.exitCode = 1
+})
+
+/**
+ * TEST TIER 1: Deterministic Identity
+ *
+ * Requirement: Same quantum state → same UUID always
+ */
+
+console.log('TIER 1: Deterministic Identity Tests')
+
+function testStateUUIDDeterminism() {
+  const state1 = encodeQuantumState('Z', 0, 0)
+  const state2 = encodeQuantumState('Z', 0, 0)
+
+  console.assert(state1.id === state2.id, 'State UUID determinism: FAILED')
+  console.log('✓ State UUID determinism: same state → same UUID')
+}
+
+function testStateUUIDDifference() {
+  const state1 = encodeQuantumState('Z', 0, 0)
+  const state2 = encodeQuantumState('Z', 1, 0)
+  const state3 = encodeQuantumState('X', 0, 0)
+
+  console.assert(state1.id !== state2.id, 'Different values should have different UUIDs')
+  console.assert(state1.id !== state3.id, 'Different bases should have different UUIDs')
+  console.log('✓ State UUID difference: different states → different UUIDs')
+}
+
+testStateUUIDDeterminism()
+testStateUUIDDifference()
+
+/**
+ * TEST TIER 2: Structural Proof
+ *
+ * Requirement: Gate application order is proven via foldPair().bidirectional
+ */
+
+console.log('\nTIER 2: Structural Proof Tests')
+
+function testGateOrderMatters() {
+  const state = encodeQuantumState('Z', 0, 0)
+  const proof = applyQuantumGate(state, 'H')
+
+  // Hadamard gate should flip basis (Z ↔ X)
+  console.assert(
+    proof.toState.basis !== proof.fromState.basis,
+    'Hadamard should flip basis'
+  )
+  console.log('✓ Gate application: Hadamard flips basis')
+
+  // For most gates, order matters (non-commutative)
+  console.assert(proof.orderMatters === true, 'Gate order should matter')
+  console.log('✓ Gate order matters: applyGate(state, "H").orderMatters === true')
+}
+
+function testGateSequence() {
+  let state = encodeQuantumState('Z', 0, 0)
+  const gates = ['H', 'X', 'H']
+
+  for (const gate of gates) {
+    state = applyQuantumGate(state, gate).toState
+  }
+
+  // After H, X, H: state should be back to basis Z, value flipped
+  console.log('✓ Gate sequence: H → X → H applied successfully')
+}
+
+testGateOrderMatters()
+testGateSequence()
+
+/**
+ * TEST TIER 3: Cryptographic Seal
+ *
+ * Requirement: Key material respects trinity lattice [3,6,9]
+ */
+
+console.log('\nTIER 3: Cryptographic Seal Tests')
+
+function testTrinityKeyGeneration() {
+  const key = generateQuantumKey('test-entropy-seed', 32)
+
+  // All key bytes must be in {3, 6, 9}
+  const allInTrinity = key.material.every((b) => TRINITY.includes(b))
+  console.assert(allInTrinity, 'All key bytes must be in trinity {3,6,9}')
+  console.log('✓ Key generation: all bytes ∈ {3,6,9}')
+
+  // Key must have content UUID (cryptographic seal)
+  console.assert(key.contentUuid.length > 0, 'Key must have content UUID')
+  console.log('✓ Key cryptographic seal: contentUuid present')
+}
+
+/**
+ * The membership check above passes for the constant key 6969… — which is
+ * exactly what this function used to return for EVERY entropy. Membership is
+ * necessary but nowhere near sufficient. These assert the properties whose
+ * absence made the key worthless.
+ */
+function testKeyDependsOnEntropy() {
+  const a = generateQuantumKey('entropy-AAAA', 32)
+  const b = generateQuantumKey('entropy-ZZZZ', 32)
+  const c = generateQuantumKey('Antropy-AAAA', 32) // differs in first char only
+
+  console.assert(
+    a.material.join('') !== b.material.join(''),
+    'Different entropy must give different key material',
+  )
+  console.assert(
+    a.material.join('') !== c.material.join(''),
+    'A change in the first character alone must change the key',
+  )
+  console.log('✓ Key derivation: distinct entropy → distinct material')
+
+  // Every character must matter, not just the first: derivation once seeded
+  // a doubling chain from entropy[0] and discarded the rest of the string.
+  const long1 = generateQuantumKey('shared-prefix-tail-one', 32)
+  const long2 = generateQuantumKey('shared-prefix-tail-two', 32)
+  console.assert(
+    long1.material.join('') !== long2.material.join(''),
+    'Entropy differing only after a shared prefix must change the key',
+  )
+  console.log('✓ Key derivation: every character of entropy contributes')
+
+  // Determinism is still required — same entropy, same key.
+  console.assert(
+    generateQuantumKey('stable', 32).material.join('') ===
+      generateQuantumKey('stable', 32).material.join(''),
+    'Same entropy must give the same key',
+  )
+  console.log('✓ Key derivation: deterministic for identical entropy')
+}
+
+function testKeyReachesWholeTrinity() {
+  // The old derivation could never emit a 3: its chain lived in the Rodin
+  // orbit, whose members alternate 1,2 mod 3, so TRINITY[0] was unreachable.
+  const seen = new Set<number>()
+  for (let i = 0; i < 50; i++) {
+    for (const b of generateQuantumKey(`reach-${i}`, 32).material) seen.add(b)
+  }
+  console.assert(seen.size === 3, `All three trinity values must be reachable (saw ${[...seen].sort()})`)
+  console.log('✓ Key derivation: all of {3,6,9} reachable')
+
+  // And roughly balanced — a derivation that technically emits all three but
+  // overwhelmingly favours one still concentrates the keyspace.
+  const counts = new Map<number, number>([[3, 0], [6, 0], [9, 0]])
+  let total = 0
+  for (let i = 0; i < 400; i++) {
+    for (const b of generateQuantumKey(`balance-${i}`, 32).material) {
+      counts.set(b, counts.get(b)! + 1)
+      total++
+    }
+  }
+  const lowest = min(...counts.values())
+  const highest = max(...counts.values())
+  // Each byte should appear ~total/3. Allow a wide band; this is a smoke test
+  // for gross skew, not a statistical test.
+  console.assert(
+    lowest > total / 4 && highest < total / 2,
+    `Trinity bytes must be roughly balanced (got ${[...counts.entries()].map(([k, v]) => `${k}:${v}`).join(' ')})`,
+  )
+  console.log('✓ Key derivation: trinity bytes roughly balanced')
+}
+
+function testKeyMaterialDoesNotCollapse() {
+  // The failure this catches: 32000 entropies collapsing to one key (the
+  // original bug), or to ~3.5k (an intermediate fix whose per-position hash
+  // shared a genesis prefix). Distinct entropies must stay distinct.
+  const seen = new Set<string>()
+  const n = 2000
+  for (let i = 0; i < n; i++) seen.add(generateQuantumKey(`collapse-${i}`, 32).material.join(''))
+  console.assert(seen.size === n, `${n} entropies must give ${n} distinct keys (got ${seen.size})`)
+  console.log(`✓ Key derivation: ${n} entropies → ${seen.size} distinct keys (no collapse)`)
+}
+
+function testKeySealVerifies() {
+  // A seal that cannot be recomputed from the stored fields is not a seal.
+  // contentUuid was bound to raw entropy, which the key does not retain.
+  const key = generateQuantumKey('seal-check', 32)
+  console.assert(verifyQuantumKey(key), 'A freshly generated key must verify')
+  console.log('✓ Key seal: recomputes from stored fields')
+
+  const tampered = { ...key, material: [...key.material.slice(1), TRINITY[0]!] }
+  console.assert(!verifyQuantumKey(tampered), 'Altered key material must fail verification')
+  console.log('✓ Key seal: tampered material rejected')
+}
+
+function testKeyExpansion() {
+  const key = generateQuantumKey('test-entropy-seed', 16)
+  const expanded = expandQuantumKeyViaRodin(key, 5)
+
+  console.assert(expanded.length === 6, 'Expansion should produce 6 keys (original + 5 rounds)')
+  console.log('✓ Key expansion: 5 rounds → 6 keys total')
+
+  // All expanded keys must have trinity bytes
+  const allValid = expanded.every((k) =>
+    k.material.every((b) => TRINITY.includes(b))
+  )
+  console.assert(allValid, 'All expanded keys must have trinity bytes')
+  console.log('✓ Key expansion: all rounds maintain trinity constraint')
+}
+
+/**
+ * The keyspace gap. Two separate failures, and the first made the second moot:
+ * the key was never consulted by encryptQuantum, and decryptQuantum took no
+ * key at all. 500 distinct keys produced ONE ciphertext. The documented
+ * "50.7-bit keyspace" was really 0 bits.
+ */
+function testKeyIsActuallyUsed() {
+  const msg = '123456789123456789'
+  const a = generateQuantumKey('alice-key')
+  const b = generateQuantumKey('bob-key')
+
+  const ca = encryptQuantum(msg, a)
+  const cb = encryptQuantum(msg, b)
+  console.assert(ca.ciphertext !== cb.ciphertext, 'Distinct keys must give distinct ciphertexts')
+  console.log('✓ Encryption: the ciphertext depends on the key')
+
+  // Over a computed range, not two samples.
+  const seen = new Set<string>()
+  for (let i = 0; i < 500; i++) {
+    seen.add(encryptQuantum(msg, generateQuantumKey(`ck:${i}`)).ciphertext)
+  }
+  console.assert(seen.size === 500, `500 keys must give 500 ciphertexts (got ${seen.size})`)
+  console.log(`✓ Encryption: 500 keys → ${seen.size} distinct ciphertexts`)
+
+  console.assert(decryptQuantum(ca, a) === msg, 'Correct key must recover the plaintext')
+  console.log('✓ Decryption: the correct key recovers the plaintext')
+
+  let rejected = false
+  try { decryptQuantum(ca, b) } catch { rejected = true }
+  console.assert(rejected, 'A mismatched key must be rejected, not silently wrong')
+  console.log('✓ Decryption: a mismatched key is rejected')
+}
+
+function testKeyspaceArithmetic() {
+  // Each element is one of THREE values, so it carries log2(3) bits, not 8.
+  console.assert(keyspaceBits(32) < 51, 'The old 32-element default is ~50.7 bits, not 256')
+  console.assert(keyspaceBits(DEFAULT_KEY_LENGTH) >= 256, 'The default must reach 256 bits')
+  console.assert(keyLengthForBits(256) === DEFAULT_KEY_LENGTH, 'The default must be derived, not picked')
+  console.log(
+    `✓ Keyspace: default ${DEFAULT_KEY_LENGTH} elements = ${keyspaceBits(DEFAULT_KEY_LENGTH).toFixed(1)} bits (32 would be ${keyspaceBits(32).toFixed(1)})`,
+  )
+
+  // The derivation must actually produce that many elements.
+  const key = generateQuantumKey('length-check')
+  console.assert(key.material.length === DEFAULT_KEY_LENGTH, 'Key material must be the full length')
+  console.log('✓ Keyspace: generated material is the full default length')
+}
+
+/**
+ * The attack history of this cipher, asserted so it cannot regress.
+ *
+ * The construction has been through four states: position-only (key unused,
+ * 0-bit keyspace), repeating-key substitution (one known plaintext recovered
+ * the key), HMAC keystream + encrypt-then-MAC (sound but bespoke), and now
+ * AES-256-GCM. This asserts the old attacks are inapplicable, and that the
+ * ciphertext is no longer in the digit domain they relied on.
+ */
+function testOldAttacksNoLongerApply() {
+  const key = generateQuantumKey('a-very-secret-passphrase')
+  const plain = '123456789123456789'
+  const payload = encryptQuantum(plain, key)
+
+  // The digit-subtraction attack needed a digit-domain ciphertext. AES is
+  // byte-oriented, so the ciphertext is hex and the attack has no foothold.
+  console.assert(
+    /^[0-9a-f]+$/.test(payload.ciphertext) && !/^[1-9]+$/.test(payload.ciphertext),
+    'Ciphertext must be hex bytes, not a digit string',
+  )
+  console.log('✓ Construction: ciphertext is hex (AES), not the digit domain')
+
+  // Same key, same message, twice — a fresh IV means no repetition to exploit.
+  const again = encryptQuantum(plain, key)
+  console.assert(again.ciphertext !== payload.ciphertext, 'A fresh IV must change the ciphertext')
+  console.log('✓ Construction: same key + message → different ciphertext (fresh IV)')
+
+  // GCM parameter sizes, asserted rather than assumed.
+  console.assert(payload.nonce.length === 24, 'IV must be 12 bytes (96-bit GCM nonce)')
+  console.assert(payload.tag.length === 32, 'Tag must be 16 bytes (128-bit GCM tag)')
+  console.log('✓ Construction: 96-bit IV, 128-bit tag')
+}
+
+/**
+ * Password stretching.
+ *
+ * The weakest link after the AES-GCM switch was that `generateQuantumKey`
+ * maps its input to material with cheap folds — one hash per guess — so
+ * `generateQuantumKey('password')` yielded a key exactly as strong as
+ * 'password'. scrypt raises the price per guess; it cannot create entropy.
+ */
+function testPasswordStretching() {
+  const password = 'correct horse battery staple'
+  const key = generateQuantumKeyFromPassword(password)
+
+  console.assert(key.kdf !== undefined, 'A password-derived key must record its KDF')
+  console.assert(key.kdf!.algorithm === 'scrypt', 'The KDF must be scrypt')
+  console.assert(key.kdf!.N === DEFAULT_SCRYPT.N, 'The default cost must be applied')
+  console.assert(key.kdf!.saltHex.length === 32, 'The salt must be 16 bytes')
+  console.log(`✓ Stretching: scrypt N=2^17, r=8, p=1, 16-byte salt recorded`)
+
+  // Reproducible given the salt — the correct KDF contract.
+  const again = generateQuantumKeyFromPassword(password, key.kdf!.saltHex)
+  console.assert(
+    again.material.join('') === key.material.join(''),
+    'Same password + same salt must give the same key',
+  )
+  console.log('✓ Stretching: same password + same salt → same key')
+
+  // A fresh salt must give a different key, or the salt is doing nothing and
+  // one precomputation would attack every user.
+  const fresh = generateQuantumKeyFromPassword(password)
+  console.assert(
+    fresh.material.join('') !== key.material.join(''),
+    'A fresh salt must give a different key',
+  )
+  console.assert(fresh.kdf!.saltHex !== key.kdf!.saltHex, 'Salts must not repeat')
+  console.log('✓ Stretching: a fresh salt gives a different key (no shared precomputation)')
+
+  // Different passwords, same salt, must diverge.
+  const other = generateQuantumKeyFromPassword('a different password', key.kdf!.saltHex)
+  console.assert(
+    other.material.join('') !== key.material.join(''),
+    'Different passwords must give different keys',
+  )
+  console.log('✓ Stretching: different passwords diverge under one salt')
+
+  // The KDF parameters are sealed, so a downgrade is detectable. Lowering N
+  // or swapping the salt is an attack, not a configuration choice.
+  console.assert(verifyQuantumKey(key), 'A password-derived key must verify')
+  console.assert(
+    !verifyQuantumKey({ ...key, kdf: { ...key.kdf!, N: 1024 } }),
+    'A lowered scrypt cost must fail the seal',
+  )
+  console.assert(
+    !verifyQuantumKey({ ...key, kdf: { ...key.kdf!, saltHex: '00'.repeat(16) } }),
+    'A swapped salt must fail the seal',
+  )
+  console.log('✓ Stretching: the seal covers the KDF — downgraded cost and swapped salt rejected')
+
+  // A short salt must be refused rather than quietly accepted.
+  let shortSalt = false
+  try { generateQuantumKeyFromPassword(password, 'abcd') } catch { shortSalt = true }
+  console.assert(shortSalt, 'A short salt must be rejected')
+  console.log('✓ Stretching: a short salt is rejected')
+
+  // And the key must actually work with the cipher.
+  const payload = encryptQuantum('secret', key)
+  console.assert(decryptQuantum(payload, key) === 'secret', 'A stretched key must encrypt/decrypt')
+  console.log('✓ Stretching: the derived key drives AES-GCM end to end')
+}
+
+function testAuthenticatedEncryption() {
+  const key = generateQuantumKey('aead-key')
+  const msg = 'hello — arbitrary UTF-8, 日本語, 12345'
+  const payload = encryptQuantum(msg, key)
+
+  console.assert(decryptQuantum(payload, key) === msg, 'Round-trip must hold')
+  console.log('✓ AEAD: round-trip over arbitrary UTF-8')
+
+  // The digit-only restriction is gone: it existed because non-digits were
+  // passed through in the clear, and AES has no such hole.
+  console.assert(decryptQuantum(encryptQuantum('', key), key) === '', 'Empty plaintext must round-trip')
+  console.log('✓ AEAD: plaintext domain is unrestricted (no passthrough leak)')
+
+  const cases: Array<[string, Partial<typeof payload>]> = [
+    ['modified ciphertext', { ciphertext: 'ff' + payload.ciphertext.slice(2) }],
+    ['forged tag', { tag: 'ff' + payload.tag.slice(2) }],
+    ['swapped iv', { nonce: '00'.repeat(12) }],
+  ]
+  for (const [label, mutation] of cases) {
+    let rejected = false
+    try { decryptQuantum({ ...payload, ...mutation }, key) } catch { rejected = true }
+    console.assert(rejected, `${label} must fail authentication`)
+    console.log(`✓ AEAD: ${label} rejected`)
+  }
+
+  let wrongKey = false
+  try { decryptQuantum(payload, generateQuantumKey('different-key')) } catch { wrongKey = true }
+  console.assert(wrongKey, 'A different key must be rejected')
+  console.log('✓ AEAD: wrong key rejected')
+}
+
+function testSemanticSecurity() {
+  const key = generateQuantumKey('iv-key')
+  const msg = 'the same message every time'
+  const seen = new Set<string>()
+  for (let i = 0; i < 500; i++) seen.add(encryptQuantum(msg, key).ciphertext)
+  console.assert(
+    seen.size === 500,
+    `One message under one key must give a fresh ciphertext each time (got ${seen.size})`,
+  )
+  console.log(`✓ Semantic security: ${seen.size}/500 distinct ciphertexts for one message`)
+
+  const ivs = new Set<string>()
+  for (let i = 0; i < 500; i++) ivs.add(encryptQuantum(msg, key).nonce)
+  console.assert(ivs.size === 500, `IVs must not repeat (got ${ivs.size})`)
+  console.log(`✓ Semantic security: ${ivs.size}/500 distinct IVs`)
+}
+
+testTrinityKeyGeneration()
+testKeyIsActuallyUsed()
+testKeyspaceArithmetic()
+testOldAttacksNoLongerApply()
+testPasswordStretching()
+testAuthenticatedEncryption()
+testSemanticSecurity()
+testKeyDependsOnEntropy()
+testKeyReachesWholeTrinity()
+testKeyMaterialDoesNotCollapse()
+testKeySealVerifies()
+testKeyExpansion()
+
+/**
+ * TEST TIER 4: Chain Verification
+ *
+ * Requirement: Measurement receipts form tamper-proof chain
+ */
+
+console.log('\nTIER 4: Chain Verification Tests')
+
+function testMeasurementReceipt() {
+  const measurement = recordMeasurement('GENESIS', 0, 'Z', 0)
+
+  console.assert(measurement.id.length > 0, 'Receipt must have ID')
+  console.assert(measurement.measurement === 0, 'Measurement must be recorded')
+  console.assert(measurement.basis === 'Z', 'Basis must be recorded')
+  console.log('✓ Measurement receipt: ID, measurement, basis recorded')
+}
+
+function testReceiptVerification() {
+  const receipt1 = recordMeasurement('GENESIS', 0, 'Z', 0)
+  const isValid = verifyMeasurementReceipt(receipt1)
+
+  console.assert(isValid, 'First receipt should verify successfully')
+  console.log('✓ Receipt verification: first receipt verifies ✓')
+
+  // Chain link
+  const receipt2 = recordMeasurement(receipt1, 1, 'X', 1)
+  const isValid2 = verifyMeasurementReceipt(receipt2)
+
+  console.assert(isValid2, 'Chained receipt should verify')
+  console.log('✓ Receipt chaining: two receipts link correctly')
+}
+
+function testChainTamperDetection() {
+  const receipt = recordMeasurement('GENESIS', 0, 'Z', 0)
+
+  // Tamper with measurement
+  const tampered = {
+    ...receipt,
+    measurement: 1 as 0 | 1, // Change measurement
+  }
+
+  const isValid = verifyMeasurementReceipt(tampered)
+  console.assert(!isValid, 'Tampered receipt should fail verification')
+  console.log('✓ Tamper detection: altered receipt fails verification ✓')
+}
+
+testMeasurementReceipt()
+testReceiptVerification()
+testChainTamperDetection()
+
+/**
+ * TEST TIER 1+2: Encryption
+ *
+ * Requirement: Vortex cipher is bijective and reversible
+ */
+
+console.log('\nTIER 1+2: Encryption Tests')
+
+function testVortexEncodingBijection() {
+  const inputs = ['12345', '999', '111']
+
+  for (const input of inputs) {
+    const encoded = vortexEncode(input)
+    const decoded = vortexDecode(encoded)
+
+    console.assert(decoded === input, `Roundtrip failed: ${input} → ${encoded} → ${decoded}`)
+  }
+
+  console.log('✓ Vortex cipher: bijective for all inputs')
+}
+
+function testVortexEncodingAllDigits() {
+  // Test that each digit maps to a unique digit
+  const results = new Set()
+  for (let d = 1; d <= 9; d++) {
+    const encoded = vortexEncode(d.toString())
+    const digit = parseInt(encoded, 10)
+    results.add(digit)
+  }
+
+  console.assert(results.size === 9, 'All 9 digits should map uniquely')
+  console.log('✓ Vortex cipher: all digits 1-9 map to distinct digits')
+}
+
+function testEncryptionPayload() {
+  const key = generateQuantumKey('test-key', 32)
+  const plaintext = '123456'
+
+  const payload = encryptQuantum(plaintext, key)
+
+  console.assert(payload.ciphertext.length > 0, 'Ciphertext must be produced')
+  console.assert(payload.receipt.length > 0, 'Receipt must be produced')
+  console.log('✓ Encryption: payload created with ciphertext and receipt')
+
+  // Decrypt
+  const decrypted = decryptQuantum(payload, key)
+  console.assert(decrypted === plaintext, 'Decryption must recover plaintext')
+  console.log('✓ Decryption: plaintext recovered')
+}
+
+testVortexEncodingBijection()
+testVortexEncodingAllDigits()
+testEncryptionPayload()
+
+/**
+ * TEST TIER 5: Compositional Integration
+ *
+ * Requirement: QuantumFoldCipher unifies all 6 facets into one gate
+ */
+
+console.log('\nTIER 5: Compositional Integration Tests')
+
+function testQuantumFoldCipherWorkflow() {
+  const cipher = new QuantumFoldCipher()
+
+  // 1. Generate key
+  const key = cipher.generateKey('test-entropy-123')
+  console.assert(key.material.length > 0, 'Key generation should succeed')
+
+  // 2. Prepare state
+  const state = cipher.prepareState('Z', 0, 0)
+  console.assert(state.basis === 'Z', 'State preparation should succeed')
+
+  // 3. Apply gate
+  const proof = cipher.applyGate('H')
+  console.assert(proof.toState.basis === 'X', 'Gate application should flip basis')
+
+  // 4. Measure
+  const receipt = cipher.measure()
+  console.assert(receipt.measurement === 0 || receipt.measurement === 1, 'Measurement should produce 0 or 1')
+
+  // 5. Encrypt
+  const payload = cipher.encrypt('12345')
+  console.assert(payload.ciphertext.length > 0, 'Encryption should succeed')
+
+  console.log('✓ Quantum cipher workflow: all 6 steps execute successfully')
+}
+
+function testComputesGate() {
+  const cipher = new QuantumFoldCipher()
+
+  cipher.generateKey('test')
+  cipher.prepareState()
+  cipher.applyGate('H')
+  cipher.measure()
+  cipher.encrypt('12345')
+
+  const gate = cipher.computesGate()
+
+  console.assert(gate.ok, 'All facets should pass')
+  console.assert(gate.facets.length === 6, 'Should have 6 facets')
+  console.assert(gate.root.length > 0, 'Should have merkle root')
+  console.log('✓ computesGate(): all 6 facets unified into single root')
+}
+
+function testAllDimensions() {
+  const cipher = new QuantumFoldCipher()
+
+  cipher.generateKey('test-entropy')
+  cipher.prepareState('Z', 0, 0)
+  cipher.applyGate('H')
+  cipher.measure()
+  cipher.encrypt('123')
+
+  const dims = cipher.verifyAllDimensions()
+
+  console.assert(dims.dimension0, 'Dimension 0 (fold) should be present')
+  console.assert(dims.dimension3, 'Dimension 3 (trinity) should be present')
+  console.assert(dims.dimension6, 'Dimension 6 (symmetry) should be present')
+  console.assert(dims.dimension9, 'Dimension 9 (proof) should be present')
+  console.assert(dims.dimensionsRodin, 'Rodin dimensions should be present')
+  console.assert(dims.dimension11, 'Dimension 11 (unified) should be present')
+
+  console.log('✓ All 11 dimensions verified')
+}
+
+testQuantumFoldCipherWorkflow()
+testComputesGate()
+testAllDimensions()
+
+/**
+ * TEST: Quantum Threat Analysis
+ *
+ * Verify that sequence inversion is understood and mapped correctly
+ */
+
+console.log('\nQuantum Threat Analysis Tests')
+
+function testThreatModelComparison() {
+  const comparison = QuantumThreatAnalysis.compareThreatModels('AES')
+
+  console.assert(comparison.classical.securityBits === 256, 'Classical AES should have 256-bit security')
+  console.assert(comparison.quantum.securityBits >= 128, 'Quantum AES should remain >128 bits')
+  console.assert(comparison.quantum.quantumSpeedup > 1, 'Quantum should have speedup >1')
+  console.log('✓ Threat model comparison: AES reduces from 256 → 128 bits under quantum (Grover)')
+}
+
+function testInversionProof() {
+  const proof = QuantumThreatAnalysis.proveInversion()
+
+  console.assert(proof.isInvolution, 'Sequence should be self-inverse')
+  console.assert(proof.periodPreserved, 'Period should be preserved')
+  console.assert(proof.groupOrderPreserved, 'Group order should be preserved')
+  console.log('✓ Inversion proof: Rodin [1,2,4,8,7,5] ↔ [5,7,8,4,2,1] confirmed')
+}
+
+function testVulnerabilityMappings() {
+  const mappings = QuantumThreatAnalysis.VULNERABILITY_MAPPINGS
+
+  console.assert(mappings.length > 0, 'Should have vulnerability mappings')
+  console.assert(
+    mappings.every((m) => m.brokenLocally && m.foldSolution),
+    'Every vulnerability should have broken + solution'
+  )
+  console.log(`✓ Vulnerability mappings: ${mappings.length} known quantum issues mapped to fold-tier fixes`)
+}
+
+testThreatModelComparison()
+testInversionProof()
+testVulnerabilityMappings()
+
+/**
+ * TEST: Security Properties (No Gaps)
+ *
+ * Verify that every security property is tested
+ */
+
+console.log('\nSecurity Properties Tests (No Gaps)')
+
+function testNoGaps() {
+  const properties = [
+    {
+      name: 'State identity',
+      test: () => {
+        const s1 = encodeQuantumState('Z', 0, 0)
+        const s2 = encodeQuantumState('Z', 0, 0)
+        return s1.id === s2.id
+      },
+    },
+    {
+      name: 'Key trinity constraint',
+      test: () => {
+        const key = generateQuantumKey('test', 32)
+        return key.material.every((b) => TRINITY.includes(b))
+      },
+    },
+    {
+      name: 'Encryption reversibility',
+      test: () => {
+        const p = '123'
+        return vortexDecode(vortexEncode(p)) === p
+      },
+    },
+    {
+      name: 'Receipt chain integrity',
+      test: () => {
+        const r = recordMeasurement('GENESIS', 0, 'Z', 0)
+        return verifyMeasurementReceipt(r)
+      },
+    },
+    {
+      name: 'Unified gate verification',
+      test: () => {
+        const cipher = new QuantumFoldCipher()
+        cipher.generateKey('test')
+        cipher.prepareState()
+        cipher.applyGate('H')
+        cipher.measure()
+        cipher.encrypt('12345')
+        return cipher.computesGate().ok
+      },
+    },
+  ]
+
+  for (const prop of properties) {
+    const result = prop.test()
+    console.assert(result, `${prop.name} failed`)
+    console.log(`✓ ${prop.name}`)
+  }
+
+  console.log(`\n✓✓✓ NO GAPS: All ${properties.length} security properties verified ✓✓✓`)
+}
+
+testNoGaps()
+
+/**
+ * Summary
+ */
+
+console.log('\n=== TEST SUMMARY ===')
+console.log('All tests passed:')
+console.log('  ✓ Tier 1: Deterministic Identity')
+console.log('  ✓ Tier 2: Structural Proof')
+console.log('  ✓ Tier 3: Cryptographic Seal')
+console.log('  ✓ Tier 4: Chain Verification')
+console.log('  ✓ Tier 1+2: Encryption (Bijective)')
+console.log('  ✓ Tier 5: Compositional Integration')
+console.log('  ✓ Quantum Threat Analysis')
+console.log('  ✓ Security Properties (No Gaps)')
+console.log('\nQuantum Fold Cipher is ready for use. ✓')