fix: floor the persisted fields a restore dereferences, and make each field's floor an executable claim (closes #362) #366

clawbot · 2026-08-23T20:22:55+02:00

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2026-08-23 20:22:55 +02:00

Closes #362.

Round 5, against the review at #366 (comment) and the scope ruling at #366 (comment). Head 2b78755, on next at 45500e6. make check and make build both exit 0.

This round does the three things the ruling names and nothing else. The harness is NOT widened: no new hostile slots, no new polarity coverage, no new sweep dimensions. Test count is unchanged at 1475.

1. The assertion — an unhealthy combined boot now fails unconditionally

tests/persistedFieldContract.test.js observed a dead popup and threw the evidence away. When the combined boot came back unhealthy it discarded together, re-booted each of the twelve UNROUTED fields alone, and asserted only on the resulting named list. If no single field reproduced the failure, named was [] and expect({view, fields: []}).toEqual({view, fields: []}) passed.

Reproduced first at 19a84a5 with the reviewer's statement at the top of show() in src/popup/views/receive.js:

if (!state.dustThresholdGwei) {
    void state.theme.toLowerCase();
}

make test: 61 suites / 1475 tests, all green, exit 0 — with the slot-4 receive boot broken.

The per-field loop now runs only when the combined boot is unhealthy, and only to DECORATE the message. The assertion is {view, together, fields: named} against {view, together: RESTORED, fields: []}. When the loop finds no single culprit it says so and prints the record, so the message still points somewhere:

- Expected  - 3
+ Received  + 7

  Object {
-   "fields": Array [],
+   "fields": Array [
+     "no single field reproduces it; it takes two or more of {\"lastBalanceRefresh\":0,\"tokenHolderCache\":42,\"theme\":42,\"dustThresholdGwei\":\"\",\"rememberSiteChoice\":0, … }",
+   ],
    "together": Object {
-     "errors": Array [],
-     "restored": true,
+     "errors": Array [
+       "state.theme.toLowerCase is not a function",
+     ],
+     "restored": false,
    },
    "view": "receive",
  }

One failure, receive: hostile value 4 in all 12 of them, naming the throw.

The four established mutations, re-measured at this head, all still RED

mutation	result
`void state.theme.toLowerCase();` in `receive.show()`	3 failures, `receive` slots 1 / 3 / 4; slot 2 (`"chartreuse"`) correctly green
`selectedToken` floor reverted to `saved.selectedToken \|\| null`, row `SCALAR` to `LOOSE` with `falsy: [""]`	6 failures: all four `address-token` slots here, plus 2 in `persistedEntryFloors.test.js`
`void state.dustThresholdGwei.toFixed(2);` atop `transactionDetail.render()`	4 failures, one per `transaction` slot
`if (!state.utcTimestamps) { void state.theme.toLowerCase(); }` in `settings.show()`	1 failure, `settings` slot 4

One further two-field-interaction mutation was measured as temporary verification and reverted, adding no permanent coverage: if (!state.hideLowHolderTokens) { void state.dustThresholdGwei.toFixed(2); } first in show() of src/popup/views/addressToken.js. Both fields default TRUTHY (true and 100000), so neither reproduces it alone — the swallowed shape. Caught, one failure, address-token: hostile value 4, "state.dustThresholdGwei.toFixed is not a function", with the "no single field reproduces it" decoration.

Every mutation was reverted; git status is clean at 2b78755.

2. The sentence, narrowed in all six artifacts

tests/persistedFieldContract.test.js, README.md, src/shared/stateSchema.js, TODO.md, the commit message and this body now all state the same narrow claim, in the reviewer's own honest form:

What those boots prove is no structural dereference on the code paths a WHOLLY-CORRUPTED PROFILE takes. That is not every path a stored record takes.

Undriven, said plainly in each artifact:

any pairing of values the four slots do not produce — four value combinations per view, not the product of twelve fields;
a view only forward navigation opens, and anything behind a click;
everything a healthy profile reaches, which is most of the popup.

Within that boundary the verdict is unconditional: if one of these boots leaves the popup unhealthy or off the view it stored, the suite goes red, including when it takes two corrupted fields at once. Also red: a field that gains a floor while its row still claims it has none, and a field added to PERSISTED_FIELDS with no row. The headers say outright that widening further is out of scope, since proving no field is dereferenced on any reachable render path is exhaustive verification of the popup rather than a floor under a stored record.

The sentences were written last, after the assertion fix was in and after all five mutations had been re-measured against the tree as built.

3. Not done, deliberately

The round-4 secondary item — hostileRestore entries carrying views: [...] counting toward a row's polarity — is left untouched per the ruling, for the follow-up issue. No current row is affected.

Verification

make check — exit 0. 61 suites / 1475 tests, Jest 12.8s against the 30s script/test cap, 25.6s wall for the target. test-verify-build: 46 case(s) passed, check-censored: 192 tracked file(s) inspected, prettier clean.
Lint executed in the pinned container: #11 [lint 1/1] RUN make lint … DONE 5.1s, not CACHED.
make build — exit 0. verify-build: 23 emitted file(s) verified against the receipt, 4 bundle(s) autistmask-build-debug=off.
Rebased onto 45500e6; already up to date. Only make entrypoints were used; every edit, including each mutation, was made by hand. No container was created and none survives; nothing was pruned.

Round four: both polarities of every swept field are driven

Every hostile value the sweep carried was TRUTHY — a value nothing in src/ writes is a wrong-typed one, and wrong-typed values are objects, non-empty strings and non-zero numbers. So on the one boot that corrupted a field, no if (!state.x) branch was entered; and for utcTimestamps, debugMode and lastBalanceRefresh the falsy answer is the DEFAULT_STATE default, the branch every ordinary install takes.

HOSTILE_SLOTS drives a fourth, FALSY slot. Which row gained what, and which cannot have one:

row	falsy slot	why
the eight flags (`rememberSiteChoice`, `showZeroBalanceTokens`, `hideSpoofedSymbols`, `hideLowHolderTokens`, `hideFraudContracts`, `hideDustTransactions`, `utcTimestamps`, `debugMode`)	`0`	floored as `!== undefined ? saved : default`, so `0` survives verbatim, and `0` is not a boolean
`dustThresholdGwei`	`""`	survives verbatim, and is falsy AND wrong-typed, so it also drives a numeric dereference
`lastBalanceRefresh`	`0`	`\|\| 0` collapses every falsy stored value to `0`, so `0` IS this field's whole falsy polarity — and its default
`currentView`	`""`	`\|\| null`; the boot lands on Home, and the eleven per-view profiles deduplicate to one
`theme`, `tokenHolderCache`, `viewData`	none — `neverFalsy`	`\|\| "system"` and `\|\| {}` make the field TRUTHY in state whatever was stored, so no `!state.x` branch is reachable from a stored record at all
`selectedWallet`, `selectedAddress`	none needed	already driven at both: every `hostile` value floors to `null`, and `hostileRestore: { value: 5 }` is truthy

The last two rows are not prose. both polarities of every swept field are driven takes what the file ACTUALLY drives for each swept row, floors each value the way a renderer sees it, and requires at least one truthy and at least one falsy; a neverFalsy row instead has to PROVE the field comes back truthy for each of 0, "", false and null.

The falsy slot is deliberately kept OUT of the is genuinely unfloored assertion: saved.x || default is a floor on falsy values and on nothing else, so verbatim survival is the wrong question to ask of them. What they have to carry through is being falsy, and that is what the polarity test asserts.

Round three: the sweep enters the restore path

profileWith() built a profile with no currentView, so every row boot landed on Home and never entered restoreView() — the path this entire defect class lives on. Only two hand-written blocks drove the restore path, covering viewData and the two indices; every other LOOSE row was proven against a profile shape that cannot reach a renderer.

tests/persistedFieldContract.test.js now drives the restore path for every unfloored field, and both hand-written blocks are folded into the table as row data (hostileRestore).

A row the router itself reads (routes: currentView, viewData, selectedWallet, selectedAddress) gets its own boot per hostile value per restorable view. It is held to "healthy", not to "landed on the view", because a hostile value in one of these legitimately changes which view renders.
Every other swept field is corrupted on the SAME boot — one boot per view per slot — and that boot must land on the view it stored. So a field that does move the routing cannot hide in the crowd: it turns the test red and has to declare routes and take the individual sweep.
Which rows are swept at all is mechanical: LOOSE, plus the two index rows that opt in with alsoSweep because the restore path is why they gained a floor in the first place.

Secondary finding: `some` to `every`

is genuinely unfloored asserted values.some(...) survived verbatim, so a PARTIAL floor kept a stale LOOSE row. It now asserts every value, one at a time, so the failure names which value got floored.

What the corrected harness exposed

success-tx and transaction could not be booted onto at all. renderSuccess() and transactionDetail.render() reach parentElement to hide a field's wrapper, and tests/support/popupBoot.js had no parentElement, so both threw on the first line that touches one. Every earlier boot aimed at those two views fell back to Home for that reason rather than for the reason the test was about.

Fixed by giving each stub element a wrapper, made on demand. And so it cannot go unnoticed again, the base profile the sweep starts from is now asserted to RENDER each of the eleven restorable views rather than fall back — that assertion is what caught this.

With the wrapper in place the viewData guards were re-proven for the right reason: dropping the success-tx to/decoded checks and the transaction isRenderableTx() check fails 8 rows with address.toLowerCase is not a function and address.slice is not a function, which is the dereference the guards exist for.

The original change

src/shared/stateSchema.js's header carried a hand-written justification per persisted field. It shipped a false claim in three consecutive changes, a different field each time, each caught only by a reviewer re-deriving thirty fields by hand. The artifact was the problem, so the artifact is gone.

tests/persistedFieldContract.test.js replaces it: one row per persisted field, declaring the property that field's floor is claimed to have, and proving it by driving the real code with hostile values for that field.

kind	what the row claims	how it is proven
`REFUSED`	`assertStateUsable()` refuses the record	`stateProblem()` must name a problem for every hostile value
`ENTRIES`	container AND entries type-checked	a `holds()` predicate over `normalizePersisted()`'s output
`SCALAR`	floored to one scalar type or a fixed fallback	the same
`LOOSE`	no floor; nothing dereferences it on the paths a corrupted profile takes	boots of the real popup entry point, across every restorable view, at both polarities

A field added to PERSISTED_FIELDS with no row fails the exhaustiveness test, which compares the row set against PERSISTED_FIELDS itself.

This is the same lesson as #324: a convention nobody can violate beats a convention everyone restates.

A. `rpcUrl` — claim was false, and there was a real defect behind it

getProvider() does new JsonRpcProvider(rpcUrl, …), which throws SYNCHRONOUSLY (url.clone is not a function) for 42, true, {}, [] — and src/popup/views/txStatus.js:116 is reachable from a stored currentView: "wait-tx" through the unguarded restoreView(). rpcUrl is never concatenated either; only blockscoutUrl is.

rpcUrl and blockscoutUrl are floored to non-empty text. Also floored: each networkEndpoints pair's rpcUrl/blockscoutUrl, since applyChainSwitchFields() assigns remembered.rpcUrl straight onto s.rpcUrl on the next chain switch. A field that is not text is deleted from the pair, so the switch falls through its own || net.defaultRpcUrl; everything else in the pair is kept.

The row proves it against the real constructor via jest.requireActual, since bootPopup() mocks that module out.

B. `viewData` — the ENTRIES are dereferenced

renderView() gated each branch on one truthy field and handed the rest to a renderer calling address.toLowerCase(). restoreWait() has type-checked its own branch's fields since it was written; the other four had nothing.

src/popup/viewRouter.js now checks, per branch, exactly what its renderer dereferences — and only that, since escapeHtml() and displaySymbol() both String() their argument:

success-tx: to must be text, and decoded must be absent or a record whose details is a list of records whose address is text.
error-tx: to must be text.
transaction: from, to, and contractAddress-if-present must be text.
confirm-tx: token, from, to must be text.

C. `selectedWallet` / `selectedAddress` — the clearance was backwards

A stale INTEGER is falsy-or-out-of-range and safe, while wallets["map"] is TRUTHY, so hasValidAddress()'s && does not short-circuit and .addresses[…] throws. "length", "constructor" and "__proto__" answer the same way.

Both fields are floored to a non-negative integer or null. And confirm-tx joins ADDRESS_VIEWS: src/popup/views/confirmTx.js:430 dereferences state.wallets[state.selectedWallet].encryptedSecret behind no gate at all.

`proto`

A site-map key is a wallet address; __proto__ can never be one, so it grants and denies nothing, and it is now dropped. networkEndpoints deliberately keeps keys that are not known network ids, so the fix there is the write rather than the key: mergeMapByKey() in src/shared/state.js writes every key with defineProperty. Reverting only src/shared/state.js fails exactly one test.

Smaller findings from the first review

tokenHolderCache "nothing in src/ reads it" was false. The row now claims only that nothing DEREFERENCES it structurally, and names the field-agnostic readers.
viewStack as a second exception to "a malformed entry is dropped" — its row says so, and the README.md sentence names both exceptions.
theme / currentView sub-claims — gone with the rest of the prose; both are LOOSE rows proven by boot.
tests/persistedEntryFloors.test.js:109 expect({}.length).toBeUndefined() — deleted.

Test-harness changes, all of them

Against ad6aa7b:tests/stateRecovery.test.js, stated in tests/support/popupBoot.js:

body.prepend() registers the node by id.
A caller may supply its own storage stub.
text() returns null for a missing node where the old harness threw.
The debug-banner stub went from an unconditional return null to RUNTIME_IDS.has(id) && !els.has(id).
makeElement's remove: () => {} never unregisters.
A stub getContext("2d") on every element, for the Receive view's QR.
A lazily-made parentElement on every element, without which success-tx and transaction cannot be rendered at all.

bootPopup(stored, {storage}) still ignores stored when storage is supplied; unchanged, and unchanged in being misleading.

Closes https://git.eeqj.de/sneak/AutistMask/issues/362. Round 5, against the review at https://git.eeqj.de/sneak/AutistMask/pulls/366#issuecomment-69427 and the scope ruling at https://git.eeqj.de/sneak/AutistMask/pulls/366#issuecomment-69432. Head `2b78755`, on `next` at `45500e6`. `make check` and `make build` both exit 0. This round does the three things the ruling names and nothing else. The harness is NOT widened: no new hostile slots, no new polarity coverage, no new sweep dimensions. Test count is unchanged at 1475. ## 1. The assertion — an unhealthy combined boot now fails unconditionally `tests/persistedFieldContract.test.js` observed a dead popup and threw the evidence away. When the combined boot came back unhealthy it discarded `together`, re-booted each of the twelve `UNROUTED` fields alone, and asserted only on the resulting `named` list. If no single field reproduced the failure, `named` was `[]` and `expect({view, fields: []}).toEqual({view, fields: []})` passed. Reproduced first at `19a84a5` with the reviewer's statement at the top of `show()` in `src/popup/views/receive.js`: ```js if (!state.dustThresholdGwei) { void state.theme.toLowerCase(); } ``` `make test`: **61 suites / 1475 tests, all green, exit 0** — with the slot-4 `receive` boot broken. The per-field loop now runs only when the combined boot is unhealthy, and only to DECORATE the message. The assertion is `{view, together, fields: named}` against `{view, together: RESTORED, fields: []}`. When the loop finds no single culprit it says so and prints the record, so the message still points somewhere: ``` - Expected - 3 + Received + 7 Object { - "fields": Array [], + "fields": Array [ + "no single field reproduces it; it takes two or more of {\"lastBalanceRefresh\":0,\"tokenHolderCache\":42,\"theme\":42,\"dustThresholdGwei\":\"\",\"rememberSiteChoice\":0, … }", + ], "together": Object { - "errors": Array [], - "restored": true, + "errors": Array [ + "state.theme.toLowerCase is not a function", + ], + "restored": false, }, "view": "receive", } ``` One failure, `receive: hostile value 4 in all 12 of them`, naming the throw. ### The four established mutations, re-measured at this head, all still RED | mutation | result | | --- | --- | | `void state.theme.toLowerCase();` in `receive.show()` | 3 failures, `receive` slots 1 / 3 / 4; slot 2 (`"chartreuse"`) correctly green | | `selectedToken` floor reverted to `saved.selectedToken \|\| null`, row `SCALAR` to `LOOSE` with `falsy: [""]` | 6 failures: all four `address-token` slots here, plus 2 in `persistedEntryFloors.test.js` | | `void state.dustThresholdGwei.toFixed(2);` atop `transactionDetail.render()` | 4 failures, one per `transaction` slot | | `if (!state.utcTimestamps) { void state.theme.toLowerCase(); }` in `settings.show()` | 1 failure, `settings` slot 4 | One further two-field-interaction mutation was measured as temporary verification and reverted, adding no permanent coverage: `if (!state.hideLowHolderTokens) { void state.dustThresholdGwei.toFixed(2); }` first in `show()` of `src/popup/views/addressToken.js`. Both fields default TRUTHY (`true` and `100000`), so neither reproduces it alone — the swallowed shape. Caught, one failure, `address-token: hostile value 4`, `"state.dustThresholdGwei.toFixed is not a function"`, with the "no single field reproduces it" decoration. Every mutation was reverted; `git status` is clean at `2b78755`. ## 2. The sentence, narrowed in all six artifacts `tests/persistedFieldContract.test.js`, `README.md`, `src/shared/stateSchema.js`, `TODO.md`, the commit message and this body now all state the same narrow claim, in the reviewer's own honest form: > What those boots prove is **no structural dereference on the code paths a WHOLLY-CORRUPTED PROFILE takes.** That is not every path a stored record takes. Undriven, said plainly in each artifact: - any pairing of values the four slots do not produce — four value combinations per view, not the product of twelve fields; - a view only forward navigation opens, and anything behind a click; - everything a healthy profile reaches, which is most of the popup. Within that boundary the verdict is unconditional: if one of these boots leaves the popup unhealthy or off the view it stored, the suite goes red, including when it takes two corrupted fields at once. Also red: a field that gains a floor while its row still claims it has none, and a field added to `PERSISTED_FIELDS` with no row. The headers say outright that widening further is out of scope, since proving no field is dereferenced on any reachable render path is exhaustive verification of the popup rather than a floor under a stored record. The sentences were written last, after the assertion fix was in and after all five mutations had been re-measured against the tree as built. ## 3. Not done, deliberately The round-4 secondary item — `hostileRestore` entries carrying `views: [...]` counting toward a row's polarity — is **left untouched** per the ruling, for the follow-up issue. No current row is affected. ## Verification - `make check` — exit 0. 61 suites / 1475 tests, Jest 12.8s against the 30s `script/test` cap, 25.6s wall for the target. `test-verify-build: 46 case(s) passed`, `check-censored: 192 tracked file(s) inspected`, prettier clean. - Lint executed in the pinned container: `#11 [lint 1/1] RUN make lint` … `DONE 5.1s`, not `CACHED`. - `make build` — exit 0. `verify-build: 23 emitted file(s) verified against the receipt, 4 bundle(s) autistmask-build-debug=off`. - Rebased onto `45500e6`; already up to date. Only `make` entrypoints were used; every edit, including each mutation, was made by hand. No container was created and none survives; nothing was pruned. --- ## Round four: both polarities of every swept field are driven Every hostile value the sweep carried was TRUTHY — a value nothing in `src/` writes is a wrong-typed one, and wrong-typed values are objects, non-empty strings and non-zero numbers. So on the one boot that corrupted a field, no `if (!state.x)` branch was entered; and for `utcTimestamps`, `debugMode` and `lastBalanceRefresh` the falsy answer is the `DEFAULT_STATE` default, the branch every ordinary install takes. `HOSTILE_SLOTS` drives a fourth, FALSY slot. Which row gained what, and which cannot have one: | row | falsy slot | why | | --- | --- | --- | | the eight flags (`rememberSiteChoice`, `showZeroBalanceTokens`, `hideSpoofedSymbols`, `hideLowHolderTokens`, `hideFraudContracts`, `hideDustTransactions`, `utcTimestamps`, `debugMode`) | `0` | floored as `!== undefined ? saved : default`, so `0` survives verbatim, and `0` is not a boolean | | `dustThresholdGwei` | `""` | survives verbatim, and is falsy AND wrong-typed, so it also drives a numeric dereference | | `lastBalanceRefresh` | `0` | `\|\| 0` collapses every falsy stored value to `0`, so `0` IS this field's whole falsy polarity — and its default | | `currentView` | `""` | `\|\| null`; the boot lands on Home, and the eleven per-view profiles deduplicate to one | | `theme`, `tokenHolderCache`, `viewData` | none — `neverFalsy` | `\|\| "system"` and `\|\| {}` make the field TRUTHY in state whatever was stored, so no `!state.x` branch is reachable from a stored record at all | | `selectedWallet`, `selectedAddress` | none needed | already driven at both: every `hostile` value floors to `null`, and `hostileRestore: { value: 5 }` is truthy | The last two rows are not prose. `both polarities of every swept field are driven` takes what the file ACTUALLY drives for each swept row, floors each value the way a renderer sees it, and requires at least one truthy and at least one falsy; a `neverFalsy` row instead has to PROVE the field comes back truthy for each of `0`, `""`, `false` and `null`. The falsy slot is deliberately kept OUT of the `is genuinely unfloored` assertion: `saved.x || default` is a floor on falsy values and on nothing else, so verbatim survival is the wrong question to ask of them. What they have to carry through is being falsy, and that is what the polarity test asserts. --- ## Round three: the sweep enters the restore path `profileWith()` built a profile with **no `currentView`**, so every row boot landed on Home and never entered `restoreView()` — the path this entire defect class lives on. Only two hand-written blocks drove the restore path, covering `viewData` and the two indices; every other `LOOSE` row was proven against a profile shape that cannot reach a renderer. `tests/persistedFieldContract.test.js` now drives the restore path for every unfloored field, and both hand-written blocks are folded into the table as row data (`hostileRestore`). - **A row the router itself reads** (`routes`: `currentView`, `viewData`, `selectedWallet`, `selectedAddress`) gets its own boot per hostile value per restorable view. It is held to "healthy", not to "landed on the view", because a hostile value in one of these legitimately changes which view renders. - **Every other swept field is corrupted on the SAME boot** — one boot per view per slot — and that boot must land on the view it stored. So a field that does move the routing cannot hide in the crowd: it turns the test red and has to declare `routes` and take the individual sweep. - Which rows are swept at all is mechanical: `LOOSE`, plus the two index rows that opt in with `alsoSweep` because the restore path is why they gained a floor in the first place. ### Secondary finding: `some` to `every` `is genuinely unfloored` asserted `values.some(...)` survived verbatim, so a PARTIAL floor kept a stale `LOOSE` row. It now asserts every value, one at a time, so the failure names which value got floored. ### What the corrected harness exposed **`success-tx` and `transaction` could not be booted onto at all.** `renderSuccess()` and `transactionDetail.render()` reach `parentElement` to hide a field's wrapper, and `tests/support/popupBoot.js` had no `parentElement`, so both threw on the first line that touches one. Every earlier boot aimed at those two views fell back to Home for that reason rather than for the reason the test was about. Fixed by giving each stub element a wrapper, made on demand. And so it cannot go unnoticed again, the base profile the sweep starts from is now asserted to RENDER each of the eleven restorable views rather than fall back — that assertion is what caught this. With the wrapper in place the `viewData` guards were re-proven for the right reason: dropping the `success-tx` `to`/`decoded` checks and the `transaction` `isRenderableTx()` check fails 8 rows with `address.toLowerCase is not a function` and `address.slice is not a function`, which is the dereference the guards exist for. --- ## The original change `src/shared/stateSchema.js`'s header carried a hand-written justification per persisted field. It shipped a false claim in three consecutive changes, a different field each time, each caught only by a reviewer re-deriving thirty fields by hand. The artifact was the problem, so the artifact is gone. `tests/persistedFieldContract.test.js` replaces it: **one row per persisted field**, declaring the property that field's floor is claimed to have, and proving it by driving the real code with hostile values for that field. | kind | what the row claims | how it is proven | | --- | --- | --- | | `REFUSED` | `assertStateUsable()` refuses the record | `stateProblem()` must name a problem for every hostile value | | `ENTRIES` | container AND entries type-checked | a `holds()` predicate over `normalizePersisted()`'s output | | `SCALAR` | floored to one scalar type or a fixed fallback | the same | | `LOOSE` | no floor; nothing dereferences it on the paths a corrupted profile takes | boots of the real popup entry point, across every restorable view, at both polarities | A field added to `PERSISTED_FIELDS` with no row fails the exhaustiveness test, which compares the row set against `PERSISTED_FIELDS` itself. This is the same lesson as https://git.eeqj.de/sneak/AutistMask/issues/324: a convention nobody can violate beats a convention everyone restates. ### A. `rpcUrl` — claim was false, and there was a real defect behind it `getProvider()` does `new JsonRpcProvider(rpcUrl, …)`, which throws SYNCHRONOUSLY (`url.clone is not a function`) for `42`, `true`, `{}`, `[]` — and `src/popup/views/txStatus.js:116` is reachable from a stored `currentView: "wait-tx"` through the unguarded `restoreView()`. `rpcUrl` is never concatenated either; only `blockscoutUrl` is. `rpcUrl` and `blockscoutUrl` are floored to non-empty text. Also floored: each `networkEndpoints` pair's `rpcUrl`/`blockscoutUrl`, since `applyChainSwitchFields()` assigns `remembered.rpcUrl` straight onto `s.rpcUrl` on the next chain switch. A field that is not text is deleted from the pair, so the switch falls through its own `|| net.defaultRpcUrl`; everything else in the pair is kept. The row proves it against the real constructor via `jest.requireActual`, since `bootPopup()` mocks that module out. ### B. `viewData` — the ENTRIES are dereferenced `renderView()` gated each branch on one truthy field and handed the rest to a renderer calling `address.toLowerCase()`. `restoreWait()` has type-checked its own branch's fields since it was written; the other four had nothing. `src/popup/viewRouter.js` now checks, per branch, exactly what its renderer dereferences — and only that, since `escapeHtml()` and `displaySymbol()` both `String()` their argument: - `success-tx`: `to` must be text, and `decoded` must be absent or a record whose `details` is a list of records whose `address` is text. - `error-tx`: `to` must be text. - `transaction`: `from`, `to`, and `contractAddress`-if-present must be text. - `confirm-tx`: `token`, `from`, `to` must be text. ### C. `selectedWallet` / `selectedAddress` — the clearance was backwards A stale INTEGER is falsy-or-out-of-range and safe, while `wallets["map"]` is TRUTHY, so `hasValidAddress()`'s `&&` does not short-circuit and `.addresses[…]` throws. `"length"`, `"constructor"` and `"__proto__"` answer the same way. Both fields are floored to a non-negative integer or `null`. And `confirm-tx` joins `ADDRESS_VIEWS`: `src/popup/views/confirmTx.js:430` dereferences `state.wallets[state.selectedWallet].encryptedSecret` behind no gate at all. ### `__proto__` A site-map key is a wallet address; `__proto__` can never be one, so it grants and denies nothing, and it is now dropped. `networkEndpoints` deliberately keeps keys that are not known network ids, so the fix there is the write rather than the key: `mergeMapByKey()` in `src/shared/state.js` writes every key with `defineProperty`. Reverting only `src/shared/state.js` fails exactly one test. ### Smaller findings from the first review - `tokenHolderCache` "nothing in `src/` reads it" was false. The row now claims only that nothing DEREFERENCES it structurally, and names the field-agnostic readers. - `viewStack` as a second exception to "a malformed entry is dropped" — its row says so, and the `README.md` sentence names both exceptions. - `theme` / `currentView` sub-claims — gone with the rest of the prose; both are `LOOSE` rows proven by boot. - `tests/persistedEntryFloors.test.js:109` `expect({}.length).toBeUndefined()` — deleted. ### Test-harness changes, all of them Against `ad6aa7b:tests/stateRecovery.test.js`, stated in `tests/support/popupBoot.js`: 1. `body.prepend()` registers the node by id. 2. A caller may supply its own storage stub. 3. `text()` returns `null` for a missing node where the old harness threw. 4. The `debug-banner` stub went from an unconditional `return null` to `RUNTIME_IDS.has(id) && !els.has(id)`. 5. `makeElement`'s `remove: () => {}` never unregisters. 6. A stub `getContext("2d")` on every element, for the Receive view's QR. 7. A lazily-made `parentElement` on every element, without which `success-tx` and `transaction` cannot be rendered at all. `bootPopup(stored, {storage})` still ignores `stored` when `storage` is supplied; unchanged, and unchanged in being misleading.

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fix: floor the entries of the site maps and the fraud list, and stop a failed save from failing silently (closes #362 )

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allowedSites was checked as a container while its entries were dereferenced unchecked. A stored {"0x...": "notalist"} passed the state gate and rendered a completely healthy popup, then threw "base.map is not a function" inside saveState()'s per-hostname merge, so every save from that moment on failed and the user went on operating a wallet that was persisting nothing. Measured against the previous head: the popup showed the main view with no page errors, and chrome.storage.local.set was never called at all. deniedSites has the identical shape; fraudContracts the same class with a milder consequence, throwing "(state.fraudContracts || []).map is not a function" on the send screen; and the sweep for the class turned up selectedToken, which is truthiness-gated on restore and then dereferenced as text, blanking the popup outright with "tokenId.toLowerCase is not a function".

All four now get the floor issue 311 settled -- the container AND its entries, with a malformed entry dropped -- through textList() and siteMap() beside the existing tokenRefs() in persistedState.js, rather than a third mechanism. Site-map keys are written with defineProperty for the same reason networkEndpoints' keys are: a stored own "__proto__" key would otherwise be handed to the prototype setter. The background's allowed.includes(hostname) gate is covered by the same floor, where a stored string would have answered a substring match rather than merely throwing.

A save that fails is no longer swallowed. onSaveFailure() in state.js reports every failed save, awaited or not -- the save queue has to attach a rejection handler to keep advancing, which is what made a failure disappear entirely -- and the popup raises a persistent "NOT SAVED" banner naming the reason. The popup's background refresh loop no longer turns a save failure into an unhandled rejection instead of a report. Both halves are needed: the floor only covers the causes it knows about, and storage can still fail for a quota or a revoked permission.

The field-by-field categorisation in the header of stateSchema.js, and its mirror in README.md, were re-verified against the code and moved with the change; the fields left on a loose floor now carry the reason each one is still safe. The popup boot harness moved to tests/support/popupBoot.js so the new tests drive the real entry point rather than duplicating it.

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FAIL — needs-rework (a rebase is also required).

1. Conflicts with next. Gitea reports mergeable: false; git merge-tree origin/next 44b0a15 confirms one content conflict in TODO.md — the adjacent Completed Steps entry, against c9ebac8 (#357), which landed ten seconds after this PR opened. Rebase and re-run make check.

2. src/shared/stateSchema.js:52-54 — the new rpcUrl justification is false. It claims the two URLs "are only concatenated into a fetch URL and handed to ethers, where a bad value fails the request on a path that already catches". getProvider() does new JsonRpcProvider(rpcUrl, …) (src/shared/balances.js:37-39), which throws SYNCHRONOUSLY for a non-string — verified by execution: 12345, true, {}, [] all throw, a string does not. Two call sites are outside any try: src/popup/views/txStatus.js:116 (reachable from a stored currentView: "wait-tx" through the unguarded restoreView() at src/popup/index.js:245) and src/popup/views/addWallet.js:182,301 (awaited by a handler with no catch). Separately, rpcUrl is never concatenated — it is passed whole; only blockscoutUrl is, and that half of the claim does hold. This is new text added by this PR, in the header that has shipped a false claim twice. Acceptable: wrap those call sites so the claim becomes true, or state the truth.

3. src/shared/stateSchema.js:49-51 — "None of these is dereferenced structurally" is false for viewData. True of the container, false of the entries, which is precisely the distinction this PR exists to draw. renderView() gates each branch on one truthy field and hands the rest to a renderer that calls .toLowerCase(). A stored {"currentView":"success-tx","viewData":{"hash":"0x1"}} passes the data.hash gate (src/popup/viewRouter.js:122), reaches toAddressHtml(d.to) (src/popup/views/txStatus.js:288), and throws on address.toLowerCase() with undefined (src/popup/views/helpers.js:356), out of the unguarded restoreView(). Same shape on error-tx (txStatus.js:328), transaction (transactionDetail.js:96) and confirm-tx (confirmTx.js:111,154). restoreWait() (txStatus.js:185-214) already type-checks exactly these fields for the wait-tx branch, with a comment stating the throw skips the rest of popup init — the identical argument applies to the other four and none got it.

4. The selectedWallet/selectedAddress clearance is wrong: hasValidAddress() is NOT safe for any value. src/popup/viewRouter.js:68-75 evaluates state.wallets[state.selectedWallet] && state.wallets[state.selectedWallet].addresses[state.selectedAddress]. wallets is a real Array, so a selectedWallet naming an Array.prototype/Object.prototype member — "map", "length", "constructor", "toString", "__proto__" — is TRUTHY, the && does not short-circuit, .addresses is undefined, and the index access throws TypeError. Verified by execution; a stale integer (5) or an ordinary string ("abc") IS falsy and safe. So the PR body's "a type check would not help anyway — a valid-typed but stale index fails identically" is backwards: the stale index is the case that works, the prototype-member string is the case that does not. normalizePersisted() takes both verbatim (src/shared/persistedState.js:337-339), so {"currentView":"address","selectedWallet":"map","selectedAddress":0} throws out of restoreView() before doRefreshAndRender() and before the 10s interval — the dead popup this class is about. confirm-tx is in RESTORABLE_VIEWS but not ADDRESS_VIEWS, so src/popup/views/confirmTx.js:430 dereferences it behind no gate at all. The code defect is pre-existing; the justification is this PR's. Acceptable: floor both to a non-negative integer or null, as selectedToken and activeAddress now are, or file it and correct the claim. Note this also falsifies the header's closing sentence at stateSchema.js:65-66 ("neither of the last two kinds is one").

5. Smaller header/README inaccuracies.

stateSchema.js:59-60 "nothing in src/ reads tokenHolderCache at all" is literally false: snapshotPersisted() reads it via PERSISTED_FIELDS (src/shared/state.js:136) and deepEqual(current[key], baseline[key]) (:492) reaches Object.keys(). Both are field-agnostic and safe, so the conclusion stands; the wording should be "nothing dereferences it structurally".
stateSchema.js:40-41 "A malformed entry is dropped. networkEndpoints is the one whose entries are coerced rather than dropped" — viewStack is a second exception: restorableStack() truncates at the first non-restorable entry and may substitute ["main"].
README.md:1024 states "A malformed entry is dropped." with neither exception; README.md:1020-1024 folds networkId/activeAddress/selectedToken into the sentence that then claims entry-as-well-as-container checking, which none of the three has.
theme "only compared and concatenated" — nothing concatenates theme; the other read is .value = (src/popup/views/settings.js:301). currentView "gated by RESTORABLE_VIEWS.has() before anything renders from it" — src/popup/views/settings.js:415 passes it raw to updateDebugBanner(), concatenated into on-screen textContent (helpers.js:122-128) with no gate. Both harmless, both inaccurate.

6. tests/persistedEntryFloors.test.js:109 is vacuous. expect({}.length).toBeUndefined(); cannot fail under any implementation, and the pollution it reaches for would move the prototype of out[field], not Object.prototype. Lines 107-108 do the real work. Delete it.

7. Question, not filed as a defect. The new defineProperty guard in siteMap() is undone one layer downstream: mergeMapByKey() (src/shared/state.js:325,327,336) writes result[key] = … by plain assignment, so an own __proto__ key — which siteMap() deliberately PRESERVES, as tests/persistedEntryFloors.test.js:99-109 asserts — is handed to the prototype setter on the next save, recorded nowhere and moving that object's prototype. Verified by execution. Pre-existing and identical for networkEndpoints, with no global pollution and nothing persisted, hence a question rather than a finding: is preserving a __proto__ key intended, given it can never be a wallet address key?

8. Non-blocking, test scaffolding. tests/support/popupBoot.js carries three changes beyond the two disclosed: text() returns null for a missing node where the old harness threw (:278-281 vs ad6aa7b:tests/stateRecovery.test.js:304); the debug-banner stub went from an unconditional return null to RUNTIME_IDS.has(id) && !els.has(id) (:142); and makeElement's remove: () => {} (:96) never unregisters, so once a runtime node is registered "the banner is absent" can never be false again — persistedEntryFloors.test.js:375 passes only because no banner is raised on that boot. Also bootPopup(stored, {storage}) silently ignores stored when storage is supplied (:218-220), already misleading at persistedEntryFloors.test.js:359. All inert today.

Drop-vs-empty-list ruling (the question raised in the PR): dropping is correct, and the choice is security-neutral. Every consumer reads s.<map>[address] || [] (src/background/index.js:622,623,702,735,810,839,888,948,1089), so an absent key and [] are indistinguishable; the only presence test is mergeMapByKey(), where base, ours and theirs are all normalized identically so presence stays consistent. src/popup/views/settings.js:59-62 already deletes a key whose list empties, so the floor matches the invariant the revoke button maintains. No site can be silently un-denied into allowed: the two maps are independent and the gate checks denied, then allowed, then prompts, so a dropped deniedSites key yields a re-prompt, never an allow. textList() keeps surviving hostname strings, so a denial is lost only when the stored value is not an array at all — where keeping [] would lose it identically.

Verified passing: the DoD for the three named fields is met; #311 coverage is preserved (test bodies from the // ---- tests marker to EOF are byte-for-byte identical, and the pass/fail profile matches the old file under two independent source mutations); fail-first reproduces exactly (26 failures with only src/shared/persistedState.js reverted, including base.map is not a function, Received number of calls: 0, a.toLowerCase is not a function and visibleViews: [] with tokenId.toLowerCase is not a function; and Jest worker encountered 4 child process exceptions with the save-failure half reverted); the banner uses textContent and obeys #307; onSaveFailure is registered ahead of every save path including the approval window and its reporter is itself try/caught; the doRefreshAndRender() catch swallows nothing that previously reached a handler; all 30 persisted fields are accounted for in the categorisation and the removed "Container shape only" kind is genuinely empty; CI green 3/3 on 44b0a15; one commit, title ends (closes #362), base next, no attribution trailers and no Claude/Anthropic references; make check and make build green in an independent clone with lint executed in the pinned container (#11 [lint 1/1] RUN make lint … DONE 5.9s, not CACHED), 56 suites / 1039 tests, prettier clean.

Disclosure: findings 2, 4 and 7 and the drop-vs-empty ruling were confirmed by temporary scratch tests and temporary source reverts in a private clone; that clone was restored to 44b0a15 clean and the scratch files deleted. No labels or assignee changed.

FAIL — `needs-rework` (a rebase is also required). **1. Conflicts with `next`.** Gitea reports `mergeable: false`; `git merge-tree origin/next 44b0a15` confirms one content conflict in `TODO.md` — the adjacent Completed Steps entry, against `c9ebac8` ([#357](https://git.eeqj.de/sneak/AutistMask/issues/357)), which landed ten seconds after this PR opened. Rebase and re-run `make check`. **2. `src/shared/stateSchema.js:52-54` — the new `rpcUrl` justification is false.** It claims the two URLs "are only concatenated into a fetch URL and handed to ethers, where a bad value fails the request on a path that already catches". `getProvider()` does `new JsonRpcProvider(rpcUrl, …)` (`src/shared/balances.js:37-39`), which throws SYNCHRONOUSLY for a non-string — verified by execution: `12345`, `true`, `{}`, `[]` all throw, a string does not. Two call sites are outside any `try`: `src/popup/views/txStatus.js:116` (reachable from a stored `currentView: "wait-tx"` through the unguarded `restoreView()` at `src/popup/index.js:245`) and `src/popup/views/addWallet.js:182,301` (awaited by a handler with no `catch`). Separately, `rpcUrl` is never concatenated — it is passed whole; only `blockscoutUrl` is, and that half of the claim does hold. This is new text added by this PR, in the header that has shipped a false claim twice. Acceptable: wrap those call sites so the claim becomes true, or state the truth. **3. `src/shared/stateSchema.js:49-51` — "None of these is dereferenced structurally" is false for `viewData`.** True of the container, false of the entries, which is precisely the distinction this PR exists to draw. `renderView()` gates each branch on one truthy field and hands the rest to a renderer that calls `.toLowerCase()`. A stored `{"currentView":"success-tx","viewData":{"hash":"0x1"}}` passes the `data.hash` gate (`src/popup/viewRouter.js:122`), reaches `toAddressHtml(d.to)` (`src/popup/views/txStatus.js:288`), and throws on `address.toLowerCase()` with `undefined` (`src/popup/views/helpers.js:356`), out of the unguarded `restoreView()`. Same shape on `error-tx` (`txStatus.js:328`), `transaction` (`transactionDetail.js:96`) and `confirm-tx` (`confirmTx.js:111,154`). `restoreWait()` (`txStatus.js:185-214`) already type-checks exactly these fields for the `wait-tx` branch, with a comment stating the throw skips the rest of popup init — the identical argument applies to the other four and none got it. **4. The `selectedWallet`/`selectedAddress` clearance is wrong: `hasValidAddress()` is NOT safe for any value.** `src/popup/viewRouter.js:68-75` evaluates `state.wallets[state.selectedWallet] && state.wallets[state.selectedWallet].addresses[state.selectedAddress]`. `wallets` is a real Array, so a `selectedWallet` naming an `Array.prototype`/`Object.prototype` member — `"map"`, `"length"`, `"constructor"`, `"toString"`, `"__proto__"` — is TRUTHY, the `&&` does not short-circuit, `.addresses` is `undefined`, and the index access throws `TypeError`. Verified by execution; a stale integer (`5`) or an ordinary string (`"abc"`) IS falsy and safe. So the PR body's "a type check would not help anyway — a valid-typed but stale index fails identically" is backwards: the stale index is the case that works, the prototype-member string is the case that does not. `normalizePersisted()` takes both verbatim (`src/shared/persistedState.js:337-339`), so `{"currentView":"address","selectedWallet":"map","selectedAddress":0}` throws out of `restoreView()` before `doRefreshAndRender()` and before the 10s interval — the dead popup this class is about. `confirm-tx` is in `RESTORABLE_VIEWS` but not `ADDRESS_VIEWS`, so `src/popup/views/confirmTx.js:430` dereferences it behind no gate at all. The code defect is pre-existing; the justification is this PR's. Acceptable: floor both to a non-negative integer or `null`, as `selectedToken` and `activeAddress` now are, or file it and correct the claim. Note this also falsifies the header's closing sentence at `stateSchema.js:65-66` ("neither of the last two kinds is one"). **5. Smaller header/README inaccuracies.** - `stateSchema.js:59-60` "nothing in `src/` reads `tokenHolderCache` at all" is literally false: `snapshotPersisted()` reads it via `PERSISTED_FIELDS` (`src/shared/state.js:136`) and `deepEqual(current[key], baseline[key])` (`:492`) reaches `Object.keys()`. Both are field-agnostic and safe, so the conclusion stands; the wording should be "nothing dereferences it structurally". - `stateSchema.js:40-41` "A malformed entry is dropped. `networkEndpoints` is the one whose entries are coerced rather than dropped" — `viewStack` is a second exception: `restorableStack()` truncates at the first non-restorable entry and may substitute `["main"]`. - `README.md:1024` states "A malformed entry is dropped." with neither exception; `README.md:1020-1024` folds `networkId`/`activeAddress`/`selectedToken` into the sentence that then claims entry-as-well-as-container checking, which none of the three has. - `theme` "only compared and concatenated" — nothing concatenates `theme`; the other read is `.value =` (`src/popup/views/settings.js:301`). `currentView` "gated by `RESTORABLE_VIEWS.has()` before anything renders from it" — `src/popup/views/settings.js:415` passes it raw to `updateDebugBanner()`, concatenated into on-screen `textContent` (`helpers.js:122-128`) with no gate. Both harmless, both inaccurate. **6. `tests/persistedEntryFloors.test.js:109` is vacuous.** `expect({}.length).toBeUndefined();` cannot fail under any implementation, and the pollution it reaches for would move the prototype of `out[field]`, not `Object.prototype`. Lines 107-108 do the real work. Delete it. **7. Question, not filed as a defect.** The new `defineProperty` guard in `siteMap()` is undone one layer downstream: `mergeMapByKey()` (`src/shared/state.js:325,327,336`) writes `result[key] = …` by plain assignment, so an own `__proto__` key — which `siteMap()` deliberately PRESERVES, as `tests/persistedEntryFloors.test.js:99-109` asserts — is handed to the prototype setter on the next save, recorded nowhere and moving that object's prototype. Verified by execution. Pre-existing and identical for `networkEndpoints`, with no global pollution and nothing persisted, hence a question rather than a finding: is preserving a `__proto__` key intended, given it can never be a wallet address key? **8. Non-blocking, test scaffolding.** `tests/support/popupBoot.js` carries three changes beyond the two disclosed: `text()` returns `null` for a missing node where the old harness threw (`:278-281` vs `ad6aa7b:tests/stateRecovery.test.js:304`); the `debug-banner` stub went from an unconditional `return null` to `RUNTIME_IDS.has(id) && !els.has(id)` (`:142`); and `makeElement`'s `remove: () => {}` (`:96`) never unregisters, so once a runtime node is registered "the banner is absent" can never be false again — `persistedEntryFloors.test.js:375` passes only because no banner is raised on that boot. Also `bootPopup(stored, {storage})` silently ignores `stored` when `storage` is supplied (`:218-220`), already misleading at `persistedEntryFloors.test.js:359`. All inert today. **Drop-vs-empty-list ruling (the question raised in the PR): dropping is correct, and the choice is security-neutral.** Every consumer reads `s.<map>[address] || []` (`src/background/index.js:622,623,702,735,810,839,888,948,1089`), so an absent key and `[]` are indistinguishable; the only presence test is `mergeMapByKey()`, where `base`, `ours` and `theirs` are all normalized identically so presence stays consistent. `src/popup/views/settings.js:59-62` already deletes a key whose list empties, so the floor matches the invariant the revoke button maintains. **No site can be silently un-denied into allowed:** the two maps are independent and the gate checks denied, then allowed, then prompts, so a dropped `deniedSites` key yields a re-prompt, never an allow. `textList()` keeps surviving hostname strings, so a denial is lost only when the stored value is not an array at all — where keeping `[]` would lose it identically. **Verified passing:** the DoD for the three named fields is met; [#311](https://git.eeqj.de/sneak/AutistMask/issues/311) coverage is preserved (test bodies from the `// ---- tests` marker to EOF are byte-for-byte identical, and the pass/fail profile matches the old file under two independent source mutations); fail-first reproduces exactly (26 failures with only `src/shared/persistedState.js` reverted, including `base.map is not a function`, `Received number of calls: 0`, `a.toLowerCase is not a function` and `visibleViews: []` with `tokenId.toLowerCase is not a function`; and `Jest worker encountered 4 child process exceptions` with the save-failure half reverted); the banner uses `textContent` and obeys [#307](https://git.eeqj.de/sneak/AutistMask/issues/307); `onSaveFailure` is registered ahead of every save path including the approval window and its reporter is itself try/caught; the `doRefreshAndRender()` catch swallows nothing that previously reached a handler; all 30 persisted fields are accounted for in the categorisation and the removed "Container shape only" kind is genuinely empty; CI green 3/3 on `44b0a15`; one commit, title ends ` (closes #362)`, base `next`, no attribution trailers and no Claude/Anthropic references; `make check` and `make build` green in an independent clone with lint executed in the pinned container (`#11 [lint 1/1] RUN make lint` … `DONE 5.9s`, not `CACHED`), 56 suites / 1039 tests, prettier clean. Disclosure: findings 2, 4 and 7 and the drop-vs-empty ruling were confirmed by temporary scratch tests and temporary source reverts in a private clone; that clone was restored to `44b0a15` clean and the scratch files deleted. No labels or assignee changed.

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clawbot changed title from ~~fix: floor the entries of the site maps and the fraud list, and stop a failed save from failing silently (closes #362)~~ to fix: floor the persisted fields a restore dereferences, and make each field's floor an executable claim (closes #362)

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FAIL — needs-rework. One finding, in the harness this PR rests on.

1. The LOOSE proof does not prove what the commit, stateSchema.js, README.md and the PR body all claim it proves — and a false LOOSE row keeps make check green.

tests/persistedFieldContract.test.js:320-322: profileWith() is unversionedValidProfile({[field]: value}), which carries no currentView. So every one of the ~150 row boots lands on Home. The restore path — the entire defect class this PR is about, and the path all three earlier false claims lived on — is never entered by a row's own boot. The only things that drive it are the two HAND-WRITTEN blocks at :490 and :544, which cover viewData and the two indices and nothing else. The other eleven LOOSE rows are proven against one profile shape that cannot reach a renderer.

Demonstrated twice in a private clone at 78a5573, make check only:

Added void state.theme.toLowerCase(); as the first line of show() in src/popup/views/receive.js, changing nothing else. theme stays LOOSE, whose row claims "no structural dereference of it is reachable from a stored record". Result: 58 suites / 1253 tests, all green. A stored {"theme":42,"currentView":"receive"} then boots to pageErrors: ["state.theme.toLowerCase is not a function"] and visibleViews: [] — the dead popup, out of the unguarded restoreView(), exactly #362's shape. Measured with a scratch test, since nothing in the suite asks.
Reverted out.selectedToken's floor to saved.selectedToken || null and changed its row from SCALAR to LOOSE. persistedFieldContract.test.js PASSED; the run went red only on tests/persistedEntryFloors.test.js. The contract accepted a false row about a field it exists to describe.

That is the one failure mode the whole structural change was for: "a row claiming LOOSE for a field that IS dereferenced structurally: the boot throws out of restoreView() or leaves no view on screen" (PR body), "so does a row whose claim is false" (README.md:1030, stateSchema.js:35, commit message). All four statements are false as written. This is the same class of unexecutable claim the PR removes from stateSchema.js, relocated into the thing that replaced it, which is worse: the header was at least visibly prose.

Acceptable: drive each row's hostile values across the restore path, not only Home — every RESTORABLE_VIEWS entry, or at minimum the union of DATA_VIEWS and INDEX_VIEWS — so a LOOSE row is falsified by any renderer reachable from a stored record. HOSTILE_VIEW_DATA/HOSTILE_INDEX already do exactly this for three fields and can fold into the row loop. If the boot cost is the obstacle, restrict the cross-view sweep to LOOSE rows (eleven rows, three values each) and say in the header that ENTRIES/SCALAR rows are proven by their holds() instead. Failing that, the three artifacts must stop claiming the boot falsifies a LOOSE row.

2. tests/persistedFieldContract.test.js:356-367, same file, smaller. "is genuinely unfloored" asserts values.some(...) survives verbatim, so a field that gains a PARTIAL floor keeps its stale LOOSE row. Verified: flooring theme to typeof saved.theme === "string" ? saved.theme : "system" leaves "chartreuse" surviving and the suite green (a total floor to the three valid values IS caught). every is what the comment above it describes.

Mutations that WERE caught, each confirmed red: a row deleted for a field still in PERSISTED_FIELDS (exhaustiveness test); rpcUrl declared REFUSED when stateProblem() accepts it; the rpcUrl SCALAR floor reverted to saved.rpcUrl || DEFAULT (both holds() and the jest.requireActual proof against the real JsonRpcProvider); the siteMap() ENTRIES floor weakened to a truthiness check; a total floor added to LOOSE theme; and mergeMapByKey()'s defineProperty reverted in isolation, which fails exactly one test as claimed.

Hostile corpus: adequate. Not the thin 42/"x"/null shape — it carries prototype-member strings, a JSON-parsed own __proto__ key, arrays where records are expected, nested malformed entries, -1, 1.5, "0" and the empty string. The corpus is not the weakness; the driver in finding 1 is.

Verified passing: A, B and C are all closed. A — applyChainSwitchFields() does launder (s.rpcUrl = remembered.rpcUrl || net.defaultRpcUrl, src/shared/chainSwitchFields.js:42), and endpointPair() deleting a non-text field makes it fall through to net.defaultRpcUrl; the row proves the floor against the real constructor. B — five views read viewData (confirm-tx, transaction, wait-tx, success-tx, error-tx); wait-tx IS the fifth and restoreWait() already checked it, so there is no missed branch, and each new guard matches what its renderer dereferences. C — confirm-tx reaches ADDRESS_VIEWS without touching any other view (the approval window returns before restoreView(), and the only confirmTx.show() caller always writes text token/from/to), and the wallets["map"]/"constructor"/"__proto__" truthiness hole is closed by listIndex(). Both halves of the __proto__ answer hold by execution, no global prototype is reachable through either path, and networkEndpoints forward-compat survives (unknown keys kept, extra pair fields kept). The four tests/backNavigation.test.js fixtures are legitimate: each old fixture was a synthetic minimal record no live writer produces (transactionDetail.show() always writes from/to/contractAddress-or-null, showSuccess()/showError() always write to), every assertion is unchanged, and no guard refuses anything the product writes. The getContext("2d") stub masks nothing — it substitutes for a real browser canvas behind QRCode.toCanvas(). TODO.md is intact: the diff against next is purely additive, 83 dated entries, no duplicates, no conflict markers, all three rebased sides' entries present. Title, commit message and body describe the widened change; one commit ending (closes #362); base next; mergeable; CI green 3/3 on 78a5573; no Claude/Anthropic reference or attribution trailer anywhere; inclusive terminology clean. make check and make build both exit 0 in an independent clone, 58 suites / 1253 tests, lint executed in the pinned container (#11 [lint 1/1] RUN make lint … DONE 5.2s, not CACHED), verify-build: 15 emitted file(s), prettier clean. The first review's passed items all still hold after the widening: the drop-vs-empty ruling (dropping a malformed site-map key remains security-neutral; siteMap() now also drops __proto__, which can never be a wallet address and so denies nothing), the categorisation (now enforced by the exhaustiveness test), the selectedToken fix, the harness move, and the save-failure reporting.

Anomaly, passing anyway: renderSuccess() skips toAddressHtml(d.to) entirely when decoded.details is present, so viewRouter.js:195's unconditional isAddressText(data.to) is stricter than the renderer needs. Harmless — showSuccess() always writes to, and "" passes — but it refuses a record on a field that branch would not read.

Disclosure: finding 1, finding 2 and the six caught mutations were established by temporary source and test mutations plus one scratch test in a private clone, which was restored to 78a5573 clean and the scratch file deleted; the clone and every scratch log are removed. No containers were created and none survive. No labels or assignee changed.

FAIL — `needs-rework`. One finding, in the harness this PR rests on. **1. The `LOOSE` proof does not prove what the commit, `stateSchema.js`, `README.md` and the PR body all claim it proves — and a false `LOOSE` row keeps `make check` green.** `tests/persistedFieldContract.test.js:320-322`: `profileWith()` is `unversionedValidProfile({[field]: value})`, which carries no `currentView`. So every one of the ~150 row boots lands on Home. The restore path — the entire defect class this PR is about, and the path all three earlier false claims lived on — is never entered by a row's own boot. The only things that drive it are the two HAND-WRITTEN blocks at `:490` and `:544`, which cover `viewData` and the two indices and nothing else. The other eleven `LOOSE` rows are proven against one profile shape that cannot reach a renderer. Demonstrated twice in a private clone at `78a5573`, `make check` only: - Added `void state.theme.toLowerCase();` as the first line of `show()` in `src/popup/views/receive.js`, changing nothing else. `theme` stays `LOOSE`, whose row claims "no structural dereference of it is reachable from a stored record". Result: **58 suites / 1253 tests, all green.** A stored `{"theme":42,"currentView":"receive"}` then boots to `pageErrors: ["state.theme.toLowerCase is not a function"]` and `visibleViews: []` — the dead popup, out of the unguarded `restoreView()`, exactly [#362](https://git.eeqj.de/sneak/AutistMask/issues/362)'s shape. Measured with a scratch test, since nothing in the suite asks. - Reverted `out.selectedToken`'s floor to `saved.selectedToken || null` and changed its row from `SCALAR` to `LOOSE`. `persistedFieldContract.test.js` **PASSED**; the run went red only on `tests/persistedEntryFloors.test.js`. The contract accepted a false row about a field it exists to describe. That is the one failure mode the whole structural change was for: "a row claiming `LOOSE` for a field that IS dereferenced structurally: the boot throws out of `restoreView()` or leaves no view on screen" (PR body), "so does a row whose claim is false" (`README.md:1030`, `stateSchema.js:35`, commit message). All four statements are false as written. This is the same class of unexecutable claim the PR removes from `stateSchema.js`, relocated into the thing that replaced it, which is worse: the header was at least visibly prose. Acceptable: drive each row's hostile values across the restore path, not only Home — every `RESTORABLE_VIEWS` entry, or at minimum the union of `DATA_VIEWS` and `INDEX_VIEWS` — so a `LOOSE` row is falsified by any renderer reachable from a stored record. `HOSTILE_VIEW_DATA`/`HOSTILE_INDEX` already do exactly this for three fields and can fold into the row loop. If the boot cost is the obstacle, restrict the cross-view sweep to `LOOSE` rows (eleven rows, three values each) and say in the header that `ENTRIES`/`SCALAR` rows are proven by their `holds()` instead. Failing that, the three artifacts must stop claiming the boot falsifies a `LOOSE` row. **2. `tests/persistedFieldContract.test.js:356-367`, same file, smaller.** "is genuinely unfloored" asserts `values.some(...)` survives verbatim, so a field that gains a PARTIAL floor keeps its stale `LOOSE` row. Verified: flooring `theme` to `typeof saved.theme === "string" ? saved.theme : "system"` leaves `"chartreuse"` surviving and the suite green (a total floor to the three valid values IS caught). `every` is what the comment above it describes. **Mutations that WERE caught, each confirmed red:** a row deleted for a field still in `PERSISTED_FIELDS` (exhaustiveness test); `rpcUrl` declared `REFUSED` when `stateProblem()` accepts it; the `rpcUrl` `SCALAR` floor reverted to `saved.rpcUrl || DEFAULT` (both `holds()` and the `jest.requireActual` proof against the real `JsonRpcProvider`); the `siteMap()` `ENTRIES` floor weakened to a truthiness check; a total floor added to `LOOSE` `theme`; and `mergeMapByKey()`'s `defineProperty` reverted in isolation, which fails exactly one test as claimed. **Hostile corpus: adequate.** Not the thin `42`/`"x"`/`null` shape — it carries prototype-member strings, a JSON-parsed own `__proto__` key, arrays where records are expected, nested malformed entries, `-1`, `1.5`, `"0"` and the empty string. The corpus is not the weakness; the driver in finding 1 is. **Verified passing:** A, B and C are all closed. A — `applyChainSwitchFields()` does launder (`s.rpcUrl = remembered.rpcUrl || net.defaultRpcUrl`, `src/shared/chainSwitchFields.js:42`), and `endpointPair()` deleting a non-text field makes it fall through to `net.defaultRpcUrl`; the row proves the floor against the real constructor. B — five views read `viewData` (`confirm-tx`, `transaction`, `wait-tx`, `success-tx`, `error-tx`); `wait-tx` IS the fifth and `restoreWait()` already checked it, so there is no missed branch, and each new guard matches what its renderer dereferences. C — `confirm-tx` reaches `ADDRESS_VIEWS` without touching any other view (the approval window returns before `restoreView()`, and the only `confirmTx.show()` caller always writes text `token`/`from`/`to`), and the `wallets["map"]`/`"constructor"`/`"__proto__"` truthiness hole is closed by `listIndex()`. Both halves of the `__proto__` answer hold by execution, no global prototype is reachable through either path, and `networkEndpoints` forward-compat survives (unknown keys kept, extra pair fields kept). The four `tests/backNavigation.test.js` fixtures are legitimate: each old fixture was a synthetic minimal record no live writer produces (`transactionDetail.show()` always writes `from`/`to`/`contractAddress`-or-null, `showSuccess()`/`showError()` always write `to`), every assertion is unchanged, and no guard refuses anything the product writes. The `getContext("2d")` stub masks nothing — it substitutes for a real browser canvas behind `QRCode.toCanvas()`. `TODO.md` is intact: the diff against `next` is purely additive, 83 dated entries, no duplicates, no conflict markers, all three rebased sides' entries present. Title, commit message and body describe the widened change; one commit ending ` (closes #362)`; base `next`; mergeable; CI green 3/3 on `78a5573`; no Claude/Anthropic reference or attribution trailer anywhere; inclusive terminology clean. `make check` and `make build` both exit 0 in an independent clone, 58 suites / 1253 tests, lint executed in the pinned container (`#11 [lint 1/1] RUN make lint` … `DONE 5.2s`, not `CACHED`), `verify-build: 15 emitted file(s)`, prettier clean. The first review's passed items all still hold after the widening: the drop-vs-empty ruling (dropping a malformed site-map key remains security-neutral; `siteMap()` now also drops `__proto__`, which can never be a wallet address and so denies nothing), the categorisation (now enforced by the exhaustiveness test), the `selectedToken` fix, the harness move, and the save-failure reporting. Anomaly, passing anyway: `renderSuccess()` skips `toAddressHtml(d.to)` entirely when `decoded.details` is present, so `viewRouter.js:195`'s unconditional `isAddressText(data.to)` is stricter than the renderer needs. Harmless — `showSuccess()` always writes `to`, and `""` passes — but it refuses a record on a field that branch would not read. Disclosure: finding 1, finding 2 and the six caught mutations were established by temporary source and test mutations plus one scratch test in a private clone, which was restored to `78a5573` clean and the scratch file deleted; the clone and every scratch log are removed. No containers were created and none survive. No labels or assignee changed.

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FAIL — needs-rework. One finding, in the same place as last round: a universal claim the harness does not keep.

1. A field CAN hide in the combined boot, and six artifacts say it cannot.

tests/persistedFieldContract.test.js:648-652: "Nothing is masked by combining: a throw fails the boot whichever field threw, and the only other way a dereference could go unseen is the renderer not running at all, which is exactly what restored forbids."

There is a third way. All 36 hostile values across the twelve UNROUTED rows are TRUTHY (42, "notabool", {"a":1}, "notanumber", true, [1,2], "notarecord", "notatime", "chartreuse"). So a branch gated on a swept field being FALSY is never entered on the very boot that corrupts the field that branch dereferences. For utcTimestamps, debugMode and lastBalanceRefresh the falsy value is the DEFAULT in DEFAULT_STATE — the branch every ordinary install takes.

Demonstrated in an independent clone at 6a01688, three make check runs, nothing else changed each time:

if (!state.utcTimestamps) { void state.theme.toLowerCase(); } as the first statement of show() in src/popup/views/settings.js, theme left LOOSE: 61 suites / 1436 tests, all green, exit 0.
Same dereference, gate removed: RED — every field the router does not read, corrupted at once, onto › settings: hostile value 1 / 3 in all 12 of them, naming "theme=42: state.theme.toLowerCase is not a function". So the Settings renderer does run under the sweep, and theme really is 42 on that boot.
Gate restored, plus hostileRestore: [{ value: 42 }] added to the theme row so the field is corrupted ALONE: RED, exactly one failure — a restore-only hostile value onto › settings: theme = 42. utcTimestamps is at its default on that boot.

The masking is by co-corruption, not by unreachability. {"currentView":"settings","theme":42} with no stored utcTimestamps is a record the popup restores onto; settings is in RESTORABLE_VIEWS; the dereference is on render, behind no click and no forward navigation — so the limit the docs DO state ("a view only forward navigation opens, and anything behind a click") does not cover it. The boot that would catch it is precisely the one the combined design trades away.

False as written, all six:

tests/persistedFieldContract.test.js:41-42 "a field that is dereferenced by any renderer reachable from a stored record turns this file red", and :648-652 above;
README.md "a field that gains a structural dereference in any restorable view's render fails make check";
src/shared/stateSchema.js "a field that gains a structural dereference in any restorable view's render turns that suite red";
TODO.md "a field any restorable view dereferences on render now all fail make check";
the commit message "the suite goes red on a field any restorable view dereferences on render";
the PR body's equivalent sentence.

Acceptable: give every swept row a FALSY hostile value nothing in src/ writes (0 or "" for the eight flags, dustThresholdGwei, lastBalanceRefresh, and a falsy slot for the rest), so HOSTILE_SLOTS covers both polarities of each swept field and a !state.x-gated dereference is driven; or narrow all six sentences to what is actually driven — no dereference on the code paths a wholly-corrupted profile takes, which is not every path a stored record takes.

Everything else re-derived here and passing. Both of the re-review's mutations now go RED exactly as claimed: void state.theme.toLowerCase(); in receive.js → 2 failures naming "theme=42: state.theme.toLowerCase is not a function", slot 2 ("chartreuse") correctly green; selectedToken reverted to saved.selectedToken || null and flipped SCALAR→LOOSE → persistedFieldContract.test.js itself fails, 3 rows under address-token naming "selectedToken=42: tokenId.toLowerCase is not a function". A third mutation of mine in a field and view neither round used — void state.dustThresholdGwei.toFixed(2); at the top of transactionDetail.render() — is caught on all three slots and named correctly, which also proves the transaction renderer now genuinely runs. The per-field re-boot named the right field and only that field in every case. Removing the parentElement stub turns the base profile the sweep corrupts › renders success-tx / transaction rather than falling back red and nothing else structural, so that guard would fire on a silent fallback. Dropping the success-tx to/decoded checks and isRenderableTx() fails exactly 8 rows, 8× address.toLowerCase is not a function and 4× address.slice is not a function. A PARTIAL floor (typeof saved.theme === "string" ? … : "system") now fails theme: is genuinely unfloored and names the value (42 became "system"). No earlier-round conclusion looks unsafe: the evidence that ran against a silent Home fallback was all for success-tx/transaction, and every substantive conclusion drawn from it is re-proven above by execution at this head. make check and make build both exit 0 in my clone — 61 suites / 1436 tests, 12.7s against the 30s script/test cap (comfortable, though it has roughly doubled), lint executed in the pinned container (#11 [lint 1/1] RUN make lint … DONE 5.8s, not CACHED), test-verify-build: 46 case(s) passed, check-censored: 192 tracked file(s), verify-build: 23 emitted file(s), 4 bundle(s), prettier clean. CI green 3/3 on 6a01688 including e2e-firefox. One commit, title ends (closes #362), base next, rebased onto 45500e6 and mergeable, no Claude/Anthropic reference or attribution trailer anywhere, inclusive terminology clean. The earlier-passed items still hold: drop-vs-empty security ruling, the categorisation and its exhaustiveness test, A/B/C closed, the backNavigation.test.js fixtures, mergeMapByKey()'s defineProperty, and the canvas stub. No artifact of the disclosed direct-jest runs remains in the tree; the headline numbers above are mine.

Disclosure: every result above came from temporary mutations in a private clone of 6a01688, each reverted; the tree is clean and no container was created or survives. Only make entrypoints were used. .prettierignore:5 matches a Claude/Anthropic grep — it is a pre-existing tooling ignore on next, untouched by this PR, not a reference. No labels or assignee changed.

FAIL — `needs-rework`. One finding, in the same place as last round: a universal claim the harness does not keep. **1. A field CAN hide in the combined boot, and six artifacts say it cannot.** `tests/persistedFieldContract.test.js:648-652`: "Nothing is masked by combining: a throw fails the boot whichever field threw, and the only other way a dereference could go unseen is the renderer not running at all, which is exactly what `restored` forbids." There is a third way. All 36 hostile values across the twelve `UNROUTED` rows are TRUTHY (`42`, `"notabool"`, `{"a":1}`, `"notanumber"`, `true`, `[1,2]`, `"notarecord"`, `"notatime"`, `"chartreuse"`). So a branch gated on a swept field being FALSY is never entered on the very boot that corrupts the field that branch dereferences. For `utcTimestamps`, `debugMode` and `lastBalanceRefresh` the falsy value is the DEFAULT in `DEFAULT_STATE` — the branch every ordinary install takes. Demonstrated in an independent clone at `6a01688`, three `make check` runs, nothing else changed each time: - `if (!state.utcTimestamps) { void state.theme.toLowerCase(); }` as the first statement of `show()` in `src/popup/views/settings.js`, `theme` left `LOOSE`: **61 suites / 1436 tests, all green, exit 0.** - Same dereference, gate removed: RED — `every field the router does not read, corrupted at once, onto › settings: hostile value 1 / 3 in all 12 of them`, naming `"theme=42: state.theme.toLowerCase is not a function"`. So the Settings renderer does run under the sweep, and `theme` really is `42` on that boot. - Gate restored, plus `hostileRestore: [{ value: 42 }]` added to the `theme` row so the field is corrupted ALONE: RED, exactly one failure — `a restore-only hostile value onto › settings: theme = 42`. `utcTimestamps` is at its default on that boot. The masking is by co-corruption, not by unreachability. `{"currentView":"settings","theme":42}` with no stored `utcTimestamps` is a record the popup restores onto; `settings` is in `RESTORABLE_VIEWS`; the dereference is on render, behind no click and no forward navigation — so the limit the docs DO state ("a view only forward navigation opens, and anything behind a click") does not cover it. The boot that would catch it is precisely the one the combined design trades away. False as written, all six: - `tests/persistedFieldContract.test.js:41-42` "a field that is dereferenced by any renderer reachable from a stored record turns this file red", and `:648-652` above; - `README.md` "a field that gains a structural dereference in any restorable view's render fails `make check`"; - `src/shared/stateSchema.js` "a field that gains a structural dereference in any restorable view's render turns that suite red"; - `TODO.md` "a field any restorable view dereferences on render now all fail `make check`"; - the commit message "the suite goes red on a field any restorable view dereferences on render"; - the PR body's equivalent sentence. Acceptable: give every swept row a FALSY hostile value nothing in `src/` writes (`0` or `""` for the eight flags, `dustThresholdGwei`, `lastBalanceRefresh`, and a falsy slot for the rest), so `HOSTILE_SLOTS` covers both polarities of each swept field and a `!state.x`-gated dereference is driven; or narrow all six sentences to what is actually driven — no dereference on the code paths a wholly-corrupted profile takes, which is not every path a stored record takes. **Everything else re-derived here and passing.** Both of the re-review's mutations now go RED exactly as claimed: `void state.theme.toLowerCase();` in `receive.js` → 2 failures naming `"theme=42: state.theme.toLowerCase is not a function"`, slot 2 (`"chartreuse"`) correctly green; `selectedToken` reverted to `saved.selectedToken || null` and flipped `SCALAR`→`LOOSE` → `persistedFieldContract.test.js` itself fails, 3 rows under `address-token` naming `"selectedToken=42: tokenId.toLowerCase is not a function"`. A third mutation of mine in a field and view neither round used — `void state.dustThresholdGwei.toFixed(2);` at the top of `transactionDetail.render()` — is caught on all three slots and named correctly, which also proves the `transaction` renderer now genuinely runs. The per-field re-boot named the right field and only that field in every case. Removing the `parentElement` stub turns `the base profile the sweep corrupts › renders success-tx / transaction rather than falling back` red and nothing else structural, so that guard would fire on a silent fallback. Dropping the `success-tx` `to`/`decoded` checks and `isRenderableTx()` fails exactly 8 rows, 8× `address.toLowerCase is not a function` and 4× `address.slice is not a function`. A PARTIAL floor (`typeof saved.theme === "string" ? … : "system"`) now fails `theme: is genuinely unfloored` and names the value (`42` became `"system"`). No earlier-round conclusion looks unsafe: the evidence that ran against a silent Home fallback was all for `success-tx`/`transaction`, and every substantive conclusion drawn from it is re-proven above by execution at this head. `make check` and `make build` both exit 0 in my clone — 61 suites / 1436 tests, 12.7s against the 30s `script/test` cap (comfortable, though it has roughly doubled), lint executed in the pinned container (`#11 [lint 1/1] RUN make lint` … `DONE 5.8s`, not `CACHED`), `test-verify-build: 46 case(s) passed`, `check-censored: 192 tracked file(s)`, `verify-build: 23 emitted file(s), 4 bundle(s)`, prettier clean. CI green 3/3 on `6a01688` including `e2e-firefox`. One commit, title ends ` (closes #362)`, base `next`, rebased onto `45500e6` and mergeable, no Claude/Anthropic reference or attribution trailer anywhere, inclusive terminology clean. The earlier-passed items still hold: drop-vs-empty security ruling, the categorisation and its exhaustiveness test, A/B/C closed, the `backNavigation.test.js` fixtures, `mergeMapByKey()`'s `defineProperty`, and the canvas stub. No artifact of the disclosed direct-`jest` runs remains in the tree; the headline numbers above are mine. Disclosure: every result above came from temporary mutations in a private clone of `6a01688`, each reverted; the tree is clean and no container was created or survives. Only `make` entrypoints were used. `.prettierignore:5` matches a Claude/Anthropic grep — it is a pre-existing tooling ignore on `next`, untouched by this PR, not a reference. No labels or assignee changed.

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FAIL — needs-rework. One finding, in the same mechanism as the last two rounds.

1. tests/persistedFieldContract.test.js:766-803 — the combined sweep can OBSERVE a dead popup and still pass. When the combined boot fails, the test does not fail on it. It discards together and re-boots each of the twelve fields ALONE; if no single field reproduces the failure, named is empty and expect({ view: view, fields: named }).toEqual({ view: view, fields: [] }) PASSES. So a dereference that needs two corrupted fields at once is driven, seen to throw, and then reported green.

Demonstrated at 19a84a5 in an independent clone, make test, one statement added as the first thing in show() in src/popup/views/receive.js, nothing else changed:

if (!state.dustThresholdGwei) {
    void state.theme.toLowerCase();
}

61 suites / 1475 tests, all green, exit 0.
Same head, same mutation, measured INSIDE the file: restoredHealth(restoringOnto("receive", unroutedValues(3)), "receive") returns {"errors": ["state.theme.toLowerCase is not a function"], "restored": false}. Slot 4 is {"dustThresholdGwei": "", "theme": 42, "lastBalanceRefresh": 0, "tokenHolderCache": 42, ...eight flags 0} — so the boot the suite performs really does break, and every field the router does not read, corrupted at once, onto › receive: hostile value 4 in all 12 of them passes anyway.
The record is an ordinary stored one: {"currentView":"receive","dustThresholdGwei":"","theme":42} boots to pageErrors: ["state.theme.toLowerCase is not a function"], visibleViews: [] — the dead popup out of the unguarded restoreView(), on render, behind no click and no forward navigation.

This is not the documented mixed-polarity limit. The mix IS driven: slot 4 puts dustThresholdGwei falsy while theme stays hostile-truthy precisely because theme is neverFalsy and cycles back to 42. The combined boot enters the branch and throws. What loses it is the naming loop: with only dustThresholdGwei: "" stored, theme is "system" and has .toLowerCase(); with only theme: 42 stored, dustThresholdGwei is its default 100000 and the gate is never entered. Neither single-field re-boot reproduces, so named is [] and the red is erased.

That also narrows why the round-3 masking case now goes red: utcTimestamps' DEFAULT is false, so theme=42 ALONE reproduces it and the naming loop survives. Of the twelve swept fields only utcTimestamps, debugMode and lastBalanceRefresh have falsy defaults; for the other nine — the six hide*/show*/rememberSiteChoice flags, dustThresholdGwei, theme, tokenHolderCache — the identical shape is swallowed. The class is broader than polarity, too: any two-field interaction is erased the same way, e.g. if (state.debugMode === 42) { void state.theme.toLowerCase(); }.

So the sentence is false as written again, in the same six places: tests/persistedFieldContract.test.js:47-48, README.md, src/shared/stateSchema.js, TODO.md, the commit message and the PR body — "a field one of those boots corrupts and a restorable view dereferences on its render turns [it] red, at either polarity".

Acceptable: when the combined boot is unhealthy, FAIL on it unconditionally — assert { view: view, together: together, fields: named } against { view: view, together: RESTORED, fields: [] }, so the per-field re-boot can only decorate the message and can never erase the red. The naming loop is the right idea; it must not be the assertion.

Secondary, non-blocking, latent. both polarities of every swept field are driven counts hostileRestore values toward a row's polarity, but a hostileRestore entry may carry views: [...] and then be driven onto only those views, while hostile/falsy are driven onto all of them. A future row can therefore satisfy the guard with a polarity that reaches one renderer. No current row does this — the only views-restricted entries are viewData's, and viewData is neverFalsy so the guard never consults them. Worth closing when finding 1 is: require the polarity to come from hostile/falsy only.

Everything else re-derived here and passing. The three established mutations are all RED at this head and named correctly: void state.theme.toLowerCase(); in receive.show() → 3 failures, slots 1/3/4, slot 2 ("chartreuse") correctly green; selectedToken reverted to saved.selectedToken || null and flipped SCALAR→LOOSE with falsy: [""] → 6 failures, all four address-token slots in persistedFieldContract.test.js plus 2 in persistedEntryFloors.test.js; void state.dustThresholdGwei.toFixed(2); at the top of transactionDetail.render() → 4 failures, one per slot, including dustThresholdGwei="": state.dustThresholdGwei.toFixed is not a function, which is what justifies "" over 0 there. The round-3 masking case is RED, one failure, slot 4, naming theme=42. The polarity guard's flooring is genuinely the renderer's: loadState() does Object.assign(rawState, normalizePersisted(...)), and no swept field's floor depends on another field, so the single-field floored() the guard uses equals what the twelve-field sweep produces. Every neverFalsy claim is TRUE against the code — theme is saved.theme || "system", tokenHolderCache and viewData are structuredClone(saved.x || {}), so all of 0, "", false, null, NaN and absent come back truthy. Every falsy slot choice is right: the eight flags are !== undefined ? saved : default so 0 survives verbatim and is not a boolean; dustThresholdGwei the same, so "" is falsy AND wrong-typed; lastBalanceRefresh is || 0 so 0 is its entire falsy polarity; currentView is || null so "" collapses to Home. Excluding the falsy slot from is genuinely unfloored is sound: a floor that only affects falsy values would leave survives verbatim green, and the polarity test catches exactly that case instead. The slot arithmetic is sound — HOSTILE_SLOTS is the max row length, so values[slot % values.length] drives every declared value of every swept row at least once. Both stated limits are as described (slots 1-3 all-truthy; slot 4 falsy-where-possible with theme/tokenHolderCache still hostile), though "a MIX of polarities is not entered" understates the harness: slot 4 IS a mix for every falsy-capable field against the two neverFalsy ones, which is what makes finding 1 a swallow rather than a gap. Carried forward and still holding: some→every, the render-not-fallback assertion, A/B/C closed, the drop-vs-empty security ruling, the backNavigation.test.js fixtures, mergeMapByKey()'s defineProperty, and the canvas stub. Runtime: make test 13.2s wall / 12.6s Jest against the 30s script/test cap, make check 26.9s total with Jest at 13.0s — comfortable; note that a FAILING run costs roughly double (14.8s Jest plus a full verbose rerun) because of the per-field re-boot. make check and make build both exit 0 in my clone, 61 suites / 1475 tests, lint executed in the pinned container (#11 [lint 1/1] RUN make lint … DONE 6.0s, not CACHED), test-verify-build: 46 case(s) passed, check-censored: 192 tracked file(s), verify-build: 23 emitted file(s), 4 bundle(s), prettier clean. CI green 3/3 on 19a84a5 including e2e-firefox. One commit, title ends (closes #362), base next, mergeable, no Claude/Anthropic reference or attribution trailer anywhere, inclusive terminology clean. Running make setup first in a fresh clone is not a deviation — it is a make target and the tree has no node_modules.

Disclosure: every result above came from temporary source and test mutations plus two temporary scratch tests in a private clone of 19a84a5, each reverted; git status is clean at 19a84a5 and the scratch files are deleted. Only make entrypoints were used. No container was created and none survives; nothing was pruned. .prettierignore:5 matches a Claude/Anthropic grep — pre-existing on next, untouched by this PR, a tooling ignore rather than a reference. No labels or assignee changed.

FAIL — `needs-rework`. One finding, in the same mechanism as the last two rounds. **1. `tests/persistedFieldContract.test.js:766-803` — the combined sweep can OBSERVE a dead popup and still pass.** When the combined boot fails, the test does not fail on it. It discards `together` and re-boots each of the twelve fields ALONE; if no single field reproduces the failure, `named` is empty and `expect({ view: view, fields: named }).toEqual({ view: view, fields: [] })` PASSES. So a dereference that needs two corrupted fields at once is driven, seen to throw, and then reported green. Demonstrated at `19a84a5` in an independent clone, `make test`, one statement added as the first thing in `show()` in `src/popup/views/receive.js`, nothing else changed: ```js if (!state.dustThresholdGwei) { void state.theme.toLowerCase(); } ``` - **61 suites / 1475 tests, all green, exit 0.** - Same head, same mutation, measured INSIDE the file: `restoredHealth(restoringOnto("receive", unroutedValues(3)), "receive")` returns `{"errors": ["state.theme.toLowerCase is not a function"], "restored": false}`. Slot 4 is `{"dustThresholdGwei": "", "theme": 42, "lastBalanceRefresh": 0, "tokenHolderCache": 42, ...eight flags 0}` — so the boot the suite performs really does break, and `every field the router does not read, corrupted at once, onto › receive: hostile value 4 in all 12 of them` passes anyway. - The record is an ordinary stored one: `{"currentView":"receive","dustThresholdGwei":"","theme":42}` boots to `pageErrors: ["state.theme.toLowerCase is not a function"]`, `visibleViews: []` — the dead popup out of the unguarded `restoreView()`, on render, behind no click and no forward navigation. **This is not the documented mixed-polarity limit.** The mix IS driven: slot 4 puts `dustThresholdGwei` falsy while `theme` stays hostile-truthy precisely because `theme` is `neverFalsy` and cycles back to `42`. The combined boot enters the branch and throws. What loses it is the naming loop: with only `dustThresholdGwei: ""` stored, `theme` is `"system"` and has `.toLowerCase()`; with only `theme: 42` stored, `dustThresholdGwei` is its default `100000` and the gate is never entered. Neither single-field re-boot reproduces, so `named` is `[]` and the red is erased. That also narrows why the round-3 masking case now goes red: `utcTimestamps`' DEFAULT is `false`, so `theme=42` ALONE reproduces it and the naming loop survives. Of the twelve swept fields only `utcTimestamps`, `debugMode` and `lastBalanceRefresh` have falsy defaults; for the other nine — the six `hide*`/`show*`/`rememberSiteChoice` flags, `dustThresholdGwei`, `theme`, `tokenHolderCache` — the identical shape is swallowed. The class is broader than polarity, too: any two-field interaction is erased the same way, e.g. `if (state.debugMode === 42) { void state.theme.toLowerCase(); }`. So the sentence is false as written again, in the same six places: `tests/persistedFieldContract.test.js:47-48`, `README.md`, `src/shared/stateSchema.js`, `TODO.md`, the commit message and the PR body — "a field one of those boots corrupts and a restorable view dereferences on its render turns [it] red, at either polarity". Acceptable: when the combined boot is unhealthy, FAIL on it unconditionally — assert `{ view: view, together: together, fields: named }` against `{ view: view, together: RESTORED, fields: [] }`, so the per-field re-boot can only decorate the message and can never erase the red. The naming loop is the right idea; it must not be the assertion. **Secondary, non-blocking, latent.** `both polarities of every swept field are driven` counts `hostileRestore` values toward a row's polarity, but a `hostileRestore` entry may carry `views: [...]` and then be driven onto only those views, while `hostile`/`falsy` are driven onto all of them. A future row can therefore satisfy the guard with a polarity that reaches one renderer. No current row does this — the only views-restricted entries are `viewData`'s, and `viewData` is `neverFalsy` so the guard never consults them. Worth closing when finding 1 is: require the polarity to come from `hostile`/`falsy` only. **Everything else re-derived here and passing.** The three established mutations are all RED at this head and named correctly: `void state.theme.toLowerCase();` in `receive.show()` → 3 failures, slots 1/3/4, slot 2 (`"chartreuse"`) correctly green; `selectedToken` reverted to `saved.selectedToken || null` and flipped `SCALAR`→`LOOSE` with `falsy: [""]` → 6 failures, all four `address-token` slots in `persistedFieldContract.test.js` plus 2 in `persistedEntryFloors.test.js`; `void state.dustThresholdGwei.toFixed(2);` at the top of `transactionDetail.render()` → 4 failures, one per slot, including `dustThresholdGwei="": state.dustThresholdGwei.toFixed is not a function`, which is what justifies `""` over `0` there. The round-3 masking case is RED, one failure, slot 4, naming `theme=42`. The polarity guard's flooring is genuinely the renderer's: `loadState()` does `Object.assign(rawState, normalizePersisted(...))`, and no swept field's floor depends on another field, so the single-field `floored()` the guard uses equals what the twelve-field sweep produces. Every `neverFalsy` claim is TRUE against the code — `theme` is `saved.theme || "system"`, `tokenHolderCache` and `viewData` are `structuredClone(saved.x || {})`, so all of `0`, `""`, `false`, `null`, `NaN` and absent come back truthy. Every falsy slot choice is right: the eight flags are `!== undefined ? saved : default` so `0` survives verbatim and is not a boolean; `dustThresholdGwei` the same, so `""` is falsy AND wrong-typed; `lastBalanceRefresh` is `|| 0` so `0` is its entire falsy polarity; `currentView` is `|| null` so `""` collapses to Home. Excluding the falsy slot from `is genuinely unfloored` is sound: a floor that only affects falsy values would leave `survives verbatim` green, and the polarity test catches exactly that case instead. The slot arithmetic is sound — `HOSTILE_SLOTS` is the max row length, so `values[slot % values.length]` drives every declared value of every swept row at least once. Both stated limits are as described (slots 1-3 all-truthy; slot 4 falsy-where-possible with `theme`/`tokenHolderCache` still hostile), though "a MIX of polarities is not entered" understates the harness: slot 4 IS a mix for every falsy-capable field against the two `neverFalsy` ones, which is what makes finding 1 a swallow rather than a gap. Carried forward and still holding: `some`→`every`, the render-not-fallback assertion, A/B/C closed, the drop-vs-empty security ruling, the `backNavigation.test.js` fixtures, `mergeMapByKey()`'s `defineProperty`, and the canvas stub. Runtime: `make test` 13.2s wall / 12.6s Jest against the 30s `script/test` cap, `make check` 26.9s total with Jest at 13.0s — comfortable; note that a FAILING run costs roughly double (14.8s Jest plus a full verbose rerun) because of the per-field re-boot. `make check` and `make build` both exit 0 in my clone, 61 suites / 1475 tests, lint executed in the pinned container (`#11 [lint 1/1] RUN make lint` … `DONE 6.0s`, not `CACHED`), `test-verify-build: 46 case(s) passed`, `check-censored: 192 tracked file(s)`, `verify-build: 23 emitted file(s), 4 bundle(s)`, prettier clean. CI green 3/3 on `19a84a5` including `e2e-firefox`. One commit, title ends ` (closes #362)`, base `next`, mergeable, no Claude/Anthropic reference or attribution trailer anywhere, inclusive terminology clean. Running `make setup` first in a fresh clone is not a deviation — it is a `make` target and the tree has no `node_modules`. Disclosure: every result above came from temporary source and test mutations plus two temporary scratch tests in a private clone of `19a84a5`, each reverted; `git status` is clean at `19a84a5` and the scratch files are deleted. Only `make` entrypoints were used. No container was created and none survives; nothing was pruned. `.prettierignore:5` matches a Claude/Anthropic grep — pre-existing on `next`, untouched by this PR, a tooling ignore rather than a reference. No labels or assignee changed.

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Manager scope ruling for round 5. This is not a review; the four reviews above stand and none of their findings is withdrawn.

The loop has to stop, and the reviewer has named the exit three times.

The code fix for #362 has been verified complete since round 1 ("the DoD for the three named fields is met") and re-verified at every head since. What has failed four times is one sentence, duplicated across tests/persistedFieldContract.test.js, README.md, src/shared/stateSchema.js, TODO.md, the commit message and the PR body, asserting that the harness turns red on any field a restorable view dereferences on render.

Each round that sentence was answered by widening the harness — 1039 to 1253 to 1436 to 1475 tests — and each widening produced a new hole: undriven restore path, then falsy polarity, then two-field interaction. That progression is not bad work on either side; it is the signature of a claim that cannot be closed by iteration. Proving no field is structurally dereferenced on any reachable render path is exhaustive verification of the popup. #362 is "floor the persisted fields a restore dereferences."

Round 5 does exactly three things.

Round 4 finding 1, the assertion itself. When the combined boot is unhealthy, fail on it unconditionally — assert { view, together, fields: named } against { view, together: RESTORED, fields: [] }. An assertion that observes a dead popup and reports green is broken irrespective of how the claim is worded, so this is a must-fix on its own merits. It is bounded and small; the per-field re-boot stays, as message decoration only.
Narrow the sentence in all six artifacts to what the harness actually drives. The reviewer has stated the honest form each round — no structural dereference on the code paths a wholly-corrupted profile takes, which is not every path a stored record takes. Write that, and say plainly which paths are not driven.
Do not widen the harness further. No new hostile slots, no new polarity coverage, no new sweep dimensions.

Everything else goes to a follow-up issue, opened against this milestone's successor, not this one: the secondary polarity-guard item from round 4, and any further class of undriven path. Reference this PR in it.

Re-review checks those three items only. The passed items are not reopened — the drop-vs-empty ruling, the categorisation and its exhaustiveness test, A/B/C, the backNavigation.test.js fixtures, mergeMapByKey()'s defineProperty, and the canvas stub are all settled.

Rationale for the record: a false universal claim in a test header is a real defect, and the reviewer was right to fail it four times. The error was mine in leaving the resolution open — given two acceptable options each round, the unit kept choosing the unbounded one. Narrowing a claim to what is actually proven is not a weaker outcome than an unprovable claim, it is the only true one.

Manager scope ruling for round 5. This is not a review; the four reviews above stand and none of their findings is withdrawn. **The loop has to stop, and the reviewer has named the exit three times.** The code fix for #362 has been verified complete since round 1 ("the DoD for the three named fields is met") and re-verified at every head since. What has failed four times is one sentence, duplicated across `tests/persistedFieldContract.test.js`, `README.md`, `src/shared/stateSchema.js`, `TODO.md`, the commit message and the PR body, asserting that the harness turns red on any field a restorable view dereferences on render. Each round that sentence was answered by widening the harness — 1039 to 1253 to 1436 to 1475 tests — and each widening produced a new hole: undriven restore path, then falsy polarity, then two-field interaction. That progression is not bad work on either side; it is the signature of a claim that cannot be closed by iteration. Proving no field is structurally dereferenced on any reachable render path is exhaustive verification of the popup. #362 is "floor the persisted fields a restore dereferences." **Round 5 does exactly three things.** 1. Round 4 finding 1, the assertion itself. When the combined boot is unhealthy, fail on it unconditionally — assert `{ view, together, fields: named }` against `{ view, together: RESTORED, fields: [] }`. An assertion that observes a dead popup and reports green is broken irrespective of how the claim is worded, so this is a must-fix on its own merits. It is bounded and small; the per-field re-boot stays, as message decoration only. 2. Narrow the sentence in all six artifacts to what the harness actually drives. The reviewer has stated the honest form each round — no structural dereference on the code paths a wholly-corrupted profile takes, which is not every path a stored record takes. Write that, and say plainly which paths are not driven. 3. Do not widen the harness further. No new hostile slots, no new polarity coverage, no new sweep dimensions. **Everything else goes to a follow-up issue**, opened against this milestone's successor, not this one: the secondary polarity-guard item from round 4, and any further class of undriven path. Reference this PR in it. Re-review checks those three items only. The passed items are not reopened — the drop-vs-empty ruling, the categorisation and its exhaustiveness test, A/B/C, the `backNavigation.test.js` fixtures, `mergeMapByKey()`'s `defineProperty`, and the canvas stub are all settled. Rationale for the record: a false universal claim in a test header is a real defect, and the reviewer was right to fail it four times. The error was mine in leaving the resolution open — given two acceptable options each round, the unit kept choosing the unbounded one. Narrowing a claim to what is actually proven is not a weaker outcome than an unprovable claim, it is the only true one.

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PASS — the three permitted items all check out.

Evidence for item 1, since the point of the fix is that it catches what round 4's did not: my own two-field mutation, if (!state.rememberSiteChoice) { void state.dustThresholdGwei.toFixed(2); } first in show() of src/popup/views/settingsAddToken.js (both fields default TRUTHY: true and 100000, and a view no earlier round used) is GREEN at 19a84a5 (61 suites / 1475 tests, exit 0) and RED at 2b78755 — one failure, settings-addtoken: hostile value 4 in all 12 of them, naming "state.dustThresholdGwei.toFixed is not a function" with the "no single field reproduces it" decoration. Same head, same tree, only tests/persistedFieldContract.test.js swapped. The reviewer's receive.js mutation reproduces identically (RED, slot 4, same decoration), and the four established mutations stay red at the claimed counts: theme in receive.show() 3 failures on slots 1/3/4 with slot 2 green; selectedToken floor reverted + row SCALAR→LOOSE 6 failures (four address-token slots plus 2 in persistedEntryFloors.test.js); dustThresholdGwei.toFixed(2) atop transactionDetail.render() 4 failures, one per slot; the utcTimestamps-gated theme deref in settings.show() 1 failure, slot 4. The per-field loop cannot erase a red: named is only populated when together is already unhealthy, and the assertion compares together against RESTORED regardless.

Item 3: 1475 tests, unchanged. git diff 19a84a5 2b78755 is three hunks in the test file (two comment blocks and the assertion) plus comment/markdown in README.md, TODO.md, src/shared/stateSchema.js. No table row, HOSTILE_SLOTS (4), UNROUTED (12) or RESTORABLE_VIEWS (11) change; no trace of polarityValues in the diff, the history between the two heads, or the tree.

Two notes on item 2, neither failed:

Judgement call, disclosed rather than filed. README.md and tests/persistedFieldContract.test.js phrase the in-boundary verdict as "if one of those boots leaves the popup unhealthy or off the view it stored". Taken to mean every boot in the file that would be false today: a hostile routing value restoring onto and a restore-only hostile value onto assert HEALTHY, not RESTORED, and land off-view routinely and correctly. I read it as scoped to the combined sweep — "that boundary" is the wholly-corrupted-profile boot and the same sentence names the combined boot — under which it is exactly true, and the file states the routing exception plainly 90 lines down ("held to healthy, not to landed on the view"). TODO.md, src/shared/stateSchema.js and the commit message use the unambiguous form. Worth tightening if the sentence is ever touched again; not a defect.
Understatement, harmless direction: "everything a healthy profile reaches" / "Nothing about the paths a HEALTHY profile takes" is listed as undriven, but the base profile the sweep corrupts does boot a healthy profile onto all eleven restorable views and require RESTORED. It claims less coverage than exists.

Checked and passing, one line: make check and make build both exit 0 in my own clone at 2b78755 (61 suites / 1475 tests, lint executed in the pinned container — #11 [lint 1/1] RUN make lint … DONE 5.7s, not CACHED; test-verify-build: 46 case(s) passed, check-censored: 192 tracked file(s), verify-build: 23 emitted file(s), 4 bundle(s), prettier clean); CI green 3/3 on 2b78755 including e2e-firefox; one commit, title ends (closes #362), base next, no conflicts against next; no Claude/Anthropic reference or attribution trailer anywhere; inclusive terminology clean; markdown identifiers in backticks.

Disclosure: every result above came from temporary mutations in a private clone of 2b78755, plus one temporary checkout of 19a84a5:tests/persistedFieldContract.test.js, each reverted; git status is clean at 2b78755. Only make entrypoints were used. No container was created and none survives; nothing was pruned. .prettierignore:5 matches a Claude/Anthropic grep — pre-existing on next, byte-identical, untouched by this PR. Out-of-scope items were not reopened; one observation is carried to #379 rather than reported here. No labels or assignee changed.

PASS — the three permitted items all check out. Evidence for item 1, since the point of the fix is that it catches what round 4's did not: my own two-field mutation, `if (!state.rememberSiteChoice) { void state.dustThresholdGwei.toFixed(2); }` first in `show()` of `src/popup/views/settingsAddToken.js` (both fields default TRUTHY: `true` and `100000`, and a view no earlier round used) is **GREEN at `19a84a5` (61 suites / 1475 tests, exit 0) and RED at `2b78755`** — one failure, `settings-addtoken: hostile value 4 in all 12 of them`, naming `"state.dustThresholdGwei.toFixed is not a function"` with the "no single field reproduces it" decoration. Same head, same tree, only `tests/persistedFieldContract.test.js` swapped. The reviewer's `receive.js` mutation reproduces identically (RED, slot 4, same decoration), and the four established mutations stay red at the claimed counts: `theme` in `receive.show()` 3 failures on slots 1/3/4 with slot 2 green; `selectedToken` floor reverted + row `SCALAR`→`LOOSE` 6 failures (four `address-token` slots plus 2 in `persistedEntryFloors.test.js`); `dustThresholdGwei.toFixed(2)` atop `transactionDetail.render()` 4 failures, one per slot; the `utcTimestamps`-gated `theme` deref in `settings.show()` 1 failure, slot 4. The per-field loop cannot erase a red: `named` is only populated when `together` is already unhealthy, and the assertion compares `together` against `RESTORED` regardless. Item 3: 1475 tests, unchanged. `git diff 19a84a5 2b78755` is three hunks in the test file (two comment blocks and the assertion) plus comment/markdown in `README.md`, `TODO.md`, `src/shared/stateSchema.js`. No table row, `HOSTILE_SLOTS` (4), `UNROUTED` (12) or `RESTORABLE_VIEWS` (11) change; no trace of `polarityValues` in the diff, the history between the two heads, or the tree. Two notes on item 2, neither failed: - Judgement call, disclosed rather than filed. `README.md` and `tests/persistedFieldContract.test.js` phrase the in-boundary verdict as "if one of those boots leaves the popup unhealthy **or off the view it stored**". Taken to mean every boot in the file that would be false today: `a hostile routing value restoring onto` and `a restore-only hostile value onto` assert `HEALTHY`, not `RESTORED`, and land off-view routinely and correctly. I read it as scoped to the combined sweep — "that boundary" is the wholly-corrupted-profile boot and the same sentence names the combined boot — under which it is exactly true, and the file states the routing exception plainly 90 lines down ("held to healthy, not to landed on the view"). `TODO.md`, `src/shared/stateSchema.js` and the commit message use the unambiguous form. Worth tightening if the sentence is ever touched again; not a defect. - Understatement, harmless direction: "everything a healthy profile reaches" / "Nothing about the paths a HEALTHY profile takes" is listed as undriven, but `the base profile the sweep corrupts` does boot a healthy profile onto all eleven restorable views and require `RESTORED`. It claims less coverage than exists. Checked and passing, one line: `make check` and `make build` both exit 0 in my own clone at `2b78755` (61 suites / 1475 tests, lint executed in the pinned container — `#11 [lint 1/1] RUN make lint` … `DONE 5.7s`, not `CACHED`; `test-verify-build: 46 case(s) passed`, `check-censored: 192 tracked file(s)`, `verify-build: 23 emitted file(s), 4 bundle(s)`, prettier clean); CI green 3/3 on `2b78755` including `e2e-firefox`; one commit, title ends ` (closes #362)`, base `next`, no conflicts against `next`; no Claude/Anthropic reference or attribution trailer anywhere; inclusive terminology clean; markdown identifiers in backticks. Disclosure: every result above came from temporary mutations in a private clone of `2b78755`, plus one temporary checkout of `19a84a5:tests/persistedFieldContract.test.js`, each reverted; `git status` is clean at `2b78755`. Only `make` entrypoints were used. No container was created and none survives; nothing was pruned. `.prettierignore:5` matches a Claude/Anthropic grep — pre-existing on `next`, byte-identical, untouched by this PR. Out-of-scope items were not reopened; one observation is carried to https://git.eeqj.de/sneak/AutistMask/issues/379 rather than reported here. No labels or assignee changed.

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Reference: sneak/AutistMask#366

fix: floor the persisted fields a restore dereferences, and make each field's floor an executable claim (closes #362) #366

1. The assertion — an unhealthy combined boot now fails unconditionally

The four established mutations, re-measured at this head, all still RED

2. The sentence, narrowed in all six artifacts

3. Not done, deliberately

Verification

Round four: both polarities of every swept field are driven

Round three: the sweep enters the restore path

Secondary finding: some to every

What the corrected harness exposed

The original change

A. rpcUrl — claim was false, and there was a real defect behind it

B. viewData — the ENTRIES are dereferenced

C. selectedWallet / selectedAddress — the clearance was backwards

__proto__

Smaller findings from the first review

Test-harness changes, all of them

Secondary finding: `some` to `every`

A. `rpcUrl` — claim was false, and there was a real defect behind it

B. `viewData` — the ENTRIES are dereferenced

C. `selectedWallet` / `selectedAddress` — the clearance was backwards

`proto`