Lower bounded pure Core programs into generic Target IR by flyingrobots · Pull Request #201 · flyingrobots/edict

flyingrobots · 2026-08-23T11:23:55Z

Plain-English Walkthrough

TL;DR

Bounded pure Core programs can now lower into generic Target IR with source-ordered bindings and independently verifiable result projections. Edict retains the program's typed meaning and exact semantic closure; provider admission and runtime execution remain downstream responsibilities. [claim:pure-lowering, confidence:1.00]

Every raw-Core artifact boundary first obtains the same opaque, borrowed ValidatedCoreModule witness. The final repair makes named-type depth a reusable expansion-height theorem: a name validated shallowly cannot bypass the depth limit when used inside a deeper table definition or graph occurrence. [claim:module-integrity, confidence:1.00] [claim:expanded-depth, confidence:1.00]

Walkthrough

Previously, Target lowering rejected otherwise bounded pure let bindings. The lowerer now preserves accepted bindings as generic Target data, binds that artifact to its source Core, and emits a separate result projection. The projection verifier reconstructs the correspondence and rejects missing, substituted, reordered, or duplicated binding authority. [claim:projection-authority, confidence:1.00]

The artifact flow starts with untrusted, publicly constructible Core. Validation establishes type integrity before any artifact-producing branch can proceed:

flowchart TD
    A[Raw Core module] --> B[Complete type-integrity judgment]
    B -->|Failure| R[Structured refusal]
    B -->|Borrowed witness| C[Validated Core]
    C --> D[Canonical bytes and digest]
    C --> E[Target graph and authority checks]
    L[Authenticated lawpack facts] --> E
    E --> F[Generic Target artifact]
    C --> G[Projection emission or verification]
    F --> G

Caption: Shared integrity before artifact authority

The integrity judgment validates every named table definition, including unused definitions, and every modeled graph-carried type reference.
A successful witness borrows the exact module immutably; raw convenience APIs obtain it internally.
Target lowering adds graph and authenticated-lawpack checks after integrity succeeds.
Projection emission and verification check the same Core boundary before accepting correspondence with Target.

The common judgment validates scalar definitions, canonical references, field identity, nonempty variants, nominal contract equality, named resolution, cycles, and expanded depth. Source declarations also reject reserved intrinsic and constructor identities, and compiler field/effect scratch definitions no longer enter core.types. Valid unused authored named definitions remain accepted and hash-significant. [claim:named-identity, confidence:1.00]

Named depth and memoization

The old validated_named set remembered only that a definition had once succeeded. Because all table definitions are visited before intents, this could erase the remaining-depth obligation for every later graph occurrence. It also made equivalent table graphs differ by canonical BTreeMap key order.

The cache now stores H(N), the maximum number of structural child edges beneath a fully expanded acyclic named definition, keyed by its resolved table key. Each occurrence applies:

checked_add(occurrence_depth, H(reference)) <= 128

Named references add no structural edge. Unary structural constructors and nominal representations add one; maps, records, and variants use their greatest child height, with zero for an empty record or wholly payloadless variant. Depth 128 succeeds and depth 129 returns DepthExceeded. Relative and module-qualified references that resolve to the same key share the theorem. A separate visiting set preserves ReferenceCycle; no partial or failed definition is cached. [claim:expanded-depth, confidence:1.00]

First-time summary construction also has a non-memoized structural descent guard. Without it, a long acyclic chain could exhaust the stack before the bottom-up height returned. The 4096-name regression observed that abort in the initial uncommitted height implementation; it now returns DepthExceeded, while a 128-edge chain succeeds. Depth failures identify the checked table or graph occurrence independently of cache history. Other failure kinds retain their specific child paths. [claim:bounded-descent, confidence:1.00]

named_core_type_closure first proves each root using the same height engine, then collects reachable allowed named definitions. The collection pass carries no depth budget, so its membership cache proves only reachability. Namespace filtering applies to resolved table keys and remains separate from integrity. Both root orders accept the exact limit and reject the next level. [claim:closure-depth, confidence:1.00]

Authority and compatibility

Intrinsic and canonical structural references remain self-describing and do not become named table or authenticated-closure keys. Imported pure-helper and effect authority remains tied to the exact authenticated named closure. Compiler/Target parity tests cover conditional joins, directional comparability, copied expressions, scalar bounds, predicates, and local identities. [claim:semantic-parity, confidence:1.00]

Application configuration selection follows each compiled intent's selected profile and authorized invoked effects, with a unique advertised configuration required for the zero-invocation fallback. Unused profiles cannot add authority, and authored profiles cannot collapse onto one Core profile identity. [claim:profile-authority, confidence:1.00]

The depth batch preserves the public witness shape and raw convenience APIs, introduces no witness-first overloads or per-entry historical provenance, and changes no CDDL wire shape. It tightens rejection of malformed Core; valid unused named definitions retain their digest significance. [claim:depth-compatibility, confidence:0.99]

Depth/cache audit

The audit covered all MAX_CORE_TYPE_DEPTH users and identity/membership caches in the type paths. [claim:cache-audit, confidence:0.95]

Traversal	Result
Core integrity	Success bit replaced by resolved-key expansion heights; contextual depth applied on use, with bounded first descent.
`named_core_type_closure`	Shared root judgment precedes depth-free reachable/allowed set collection.
Core reference classifier/parser/renderer	Structural syntax bound, no named-success memoization.
Core type compatibility and Target conditional shape comparisons/joins	Recursive structural checks, no named-success memoization; Target artifact admission first requires module integrity.
Compiler imported-type resolution	Separate source-fact/alias traversal limit and cycle set, with no success memoization; Core emission still crosses the shared integrity judgment.
Compiler imported-type closure collection	Collects already resolved shapes; membership is not a depth-validity shortcut.

An adjacent source-inspection concern was recorded for validate_pure_function_call_graph: it combines identity-only visited state with its separate helper-call depth limit. That is outside the Core type graph and this bounded repair; it was not changed or claimed fixed. Its order sensitivity needs an independent reproduction and disposition. [claim:adjacent-call-depth, confidence:0.85]

Verification

RED was replayed against production code from 99efde24f38061064e9b1fe10233036b7235067f in a separate snapshot with the new tests:

Exact command	Observed RED
`cargo test -p edict-syntax --lib named_type -- --nocapture`	The initial replay had five depth/closure failures; the final test-module replay had seven failures (including the new occurrence-path oracle); the table-order oracle returned `[None, Some(DepthExceeded)]` for shallow-first versus deep-first equivalent graphs.
`cargo test -p edict-syntax --lib named_type_depth_checks_every_occurrence -- --nocapture`	A nested graph occurrence at depth 129 was accepted after shallow and exact-limit uses.
`cargo test -p edict-syntax --test canonical_encoding canonical_core_rejects_every_invalid_named_definition_including_unused_entries -- --nocapture`	The shallow-cached over-depth specimen emitted canonical bytes and a digest.
`cargo test -p edict-syntax --test target_ir over_depth_named_expansion -- --nocapture`	The specimen returned `Lowered` with an artifact.
`cargo test -p edict-syntax --test result_projection over_depth_named_expansion -- --nocapture`	The specimen crossed a projection boundary.

cargo test -p edict-syntax --lib named_type_expansion_bounds_recursive_descent -- --nocapture additionally observed a stack-overflow abort before the descent guard was implemented. The same regression is GREEN now.

GREEN at signed head 069dba5e2e9ccbc76fd918907182566872c51196:

focused named-depth regressions and the complete cargo test -p edict-syntax suite, including lawpacks, compiler-spine, Target IR, and result projections;
cargo test -p edict-cli -p edict-provider-schema;
cargo clippy --workspace --all-targets --all-features -- -D warnings;
cargo deny check advisories bans licenses sources;
exact committed-head cargo xtask verify, including workspace tests, provider component/contract checks, all golden checks, and 26 topic shelves;
git diff --check and the staged-path audit.

Hosted CI run 34100187562 passed all four jobs at this exact SHA. The single scoped independent review completed at this head with no major issues, following exactly one request. The final fully paginated audit found all 51 threads resolved. GitHub still reports CHANGES_REQUESTED / BLOCKED because older formal CodeRabbit review state remains; no dismissal, review override, repository-setting change, or merge was performed. The bounded repair/review cycle is complete; final maintainer disposition is separate.

Documentation and dependency impact

The depth law is now explicit in SPEC_edict-language-v1.md. Core IR, compiler-spine, Target IR, lawpack, and result-projection evidence maps cite the new executable witnesses. No other topic shelves or CDDL files changed in this batch.

This batch adds no dependencies. The overall PR already includes the exact Wasmtime 46.0.3/Cranelift patch update and its regenerated source-provenance metadata; provider component bytes remain covered by the existing reproducibility checks. [claim:dependency-impact, confidence:0.99]

Appendix: Citations

Claim	Evidence	Confidence	Notes
`claim:pure-lowering`	`crates/edict-syntax/src/target_ir.rs#410@069dba5e2e9ccbc76fd918907182566872c51196`; `crates/edict-syntax/tests/target_ir.rs#1313@069dba5e2e9ccbc76fd918907182566872c51196`	1.00	pure_core_bindings_lower_as_generic_target_program
`claim:module-integrity`	`crates/edict-syntax/src/core_ir.rs#38@069dba5e2e9ccbc76fd918907182566872c51196`; `crates/edict-syntax/src/core_ir.rs#832@069dba5e2e9ccbc76fd918907182566872c51196`; `crates/edict-syntax/tests/target_ir.rs#3197@069dba5e2e9ccbc76fd918907182566872c51196`	1.00	every_core_type_bearing_surface_crosses_one_integrity_boundary
`claim:expanded-depth`	`crates/edict-syntax/src/core_ir.rs#884@069dba5e2e9ccbc76fd918907182566872c51196`; `crates/edict-syntax/src/core_ir.rs#1161@069dba5e2e9ccbc76fd918907182566872c51196`; `crates/edict-syntax/src/core_ir.rs#1923@069dba5e2e9ccbc76fd918907182566872c51196`; `docs/SPEC_edict-language-v1.md#2312@069dba5e2e9ccbc76fd918907182566872c51196`	1.00	named_type_depth_is_independent_of_table_order; named_type_depth_accepts_exact_boundary; named_type_depth_checks_every_occurrence; named_type_depth_uses_resolved_table_identity; named_type_cycles_remain_distinct_from_depth_exhaustion; named_type_expansion_height_covers_every_structural_constructor
`claim:projection-authority`	`crates/edict-syntax/src/result_projection.rs#187@069dba5e2e9ccbc76fd918907182566872c51196`; `crates/edict-syntax/src/result_projection.rs#257@069dba5e2e9ccbc76fd918907182566872c51196`; `crates/edict-syntax/tests/result_projection.rs#280@069dba5e2e9ccbc76fd918907182566872c51196`; `crates/edict-syntax/tests/result_projection.rs#558@069dba5e2e9ccbc76fd918907182566872c51196`	1.00	pure_binding_projection_rejects_missing_substituted_reordered_and_duplicate_target_authority; over_depth_named_expansion_cannot_emit_or_verify_a_result_projection
`claim:named-identity`	`crates/edict-syntax/tests/compiler_spine.rs#2579@069dba5e2e9ccbc76fd918907182566872c51196`; `crates/edict-syntax/tests/compiler_spine.rs#2644@069dba5e2e9ccbc76fd918907182566872c51196`; `crates/edict-syntax/tests/canonical_encoding.rs#290@069dba5e2e9ccbc76fd918907182566872c51196`	1.00	source_type_declarations_require_core_named_identities; compiler_emits_authored_and_authenticated_named_types_without_field_scratch_entries; valid_unused_named_definition_remains_hash_significant
`claim:bounded-descent`	`crates/edict-syntax/src/core_ir.rs#1120@069dba5e2e9ccbc76fd918907182566872c51196`; `crates/edict-syntax/src/core_ir.rs#2097@069dba5e2e9ccbc76fd918907182566872c51196`	1.00	named_type_expansion_bounds_recursive_descent: 128 succeeds; 129 and 4096 reject without abort
`claim:closure-depth`	`crates/edict-syntax/src/core_ir.rs#698@069dba5e2e9ccbc76fd918907182566872c51196`; `crates/edict-syntax/src/core_ir.rs#2067@069dba5e2e9ccbc76fd918907182566872c51196`	1.00	named_type_closure_is_independent_of_root_order: both bounds, both orders, resolved identity and authority refusal
`claim:semantic-parity`	`crates/edict-syntax/src/target_ir.rs#1249@069dba5e2e9ccbc76fd918907182566872c51196`; `crates/edict-syntax/tests/target_ir.rs#2474@069dba5e2e9ccbc76fd918907182566872c51196`; `crates/edict-syntax/tests/lawpack.rs#1347@069dba5e2e9ccbc76fd918907182566872c51196`; `crates/edict-syntax/tests/lawpack.rs#1369@069dba5e2e9ccbc76fd918907182566872c51196`	1.00	compiler_target_semantic_parity_matrix; inline_structural_record_pure_helper_signature_lowers; inline_structural_record_effect_signature_lowers
`claim:profile-authority`	`crates/edict-cli/src/application_build.rs#1734@069dba5e2e9ccbc76fd918907182566872c51196`; `crates/edict-cli/src/application_build.rs#3542@069dba5e2e9ccbc76fd918907182566872c51196`; `crates/edict-cli/src/application_build.rs#3615@069dba5e2e9ccbc76fd918907182566872c51196`; `crates/edict-syntax/tests/lawpack.rs#470@069dba5e2e9ccbc76fd918907182566872c51196`	1.00	application_configuration_rejects_effect_outside_selected_profile; selected_effectful_profile_without_invocations_uses_unique_advertised_configuration; lawpack_adapter_rejects_profiles_that_collapse_to_one_core_coordinate
`claim:depth-compatibility`	`crates/edict-syntax/src/core_ir.rs#38@069dba5e2e9ccbc76fd918907182566872c51196`; `crates/edict-syntax/tests/canonical_encoding.rs#290@069dba5e2e9ccbc76fd918907182566872c51196`; `docs/abi/edict-core.cddl#1@069dba5e2e9ccbc76fd918907182566872c51196`	0.99	Public witness/raw API and schema inspection; no CDDL path in the parent-to-head delta
`claim:cache-audit`	`crates/edict-syntax/src/core_ir.rs#246@069dba5e2e9ccbc76fd918907182566872c51196`; `crates/edict-syntax/src/core_ir.rs#493@069dba5e2e9ccbc76fd918907182566872c51196`; `crates/edict-syntax/src/core_ir.rs#581@069dba5e2e9ccbc76fd918907182566872c51196`; `crates/edict-syntax/src/compiler.rs#4285@069dba5e2e9ccbc76fd918907182566872c51196`; `crates/edict-syntax/src/compiler.rs#4415@069dba5e2e9ccbc76fd918907182566872c51196`; `crates/edict-syntax/src/target_ir.rs#1677@069dba5e2e9ccbc76fd918907182566872c51196`; `crates/edict-syntax/src/target_ir.rs#1741@069dba5e2e9ccbc76fd918907182566872c51196`	0.95	Source inspection of all type-depth consumers; unrelated source alias traversal remains its existing separate contract
`claim:adjacent-call-depth`	`crates/edict-syntax/src/lawpack.rs#1784@069dba5e2e9ccbc76fd918907182566872c51196`	0.85	Inference from visited-before-depth logic in a separate call graph; no executable order-sensitivity reproduction in this batch
`claim:dependency-impact`	`crates/edict-provider-host-wasmtime/Cargo.toml#19@069dba5e2e9ccbc76fd918907182566872c51196`	0.99	Existing exact Wasmtime pin; no dependency artifact changed in this batch; provider fixtures passed cargo xtask verify

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New Features
- Added exact-length byte types (Bytes<exact=N>) and imported nominal type support.
- Pure let bindings are preserved in compiled programs and can be referenced in result projections.
- Effect-free profiles can provide their own budget and target configuration.
Bug Fixes
- Invalid bindings, type mismatches, and byte-length intervals are rejected before execution.
- Type compatibility checks now support narrower bounds and nested types.
Documentation
- Updated compiler, Target IR, result-projection, lawpack, and contract specifications.

Walkthrough

The compiler preserves pure Core let bindings in Target IR with validated identities, dependencies, semantic closures, canonical encoding, and result-projection support. It also supports exact byte bounds, imported nominal types, and operation-profile target configuration selection.

Changes

Pure Core Target IR

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Lower and validate pure bindings `crates/edict-syntax/src/target_ir.rs`, `crates/edict-syntax/tests/target_ir.rs`, `docs/topics/target-ir/*`	Target IR preserves source-ordered pure bindings and rejects invalid identities, dependencies, unsupported nodes, and missing closures.
Canonicalize and verify pure bindings `crates/edict-syntax/src/canonical.rs`, `crates/edict-syntax/src/result_projection.rs`, `crates/edict-syntax/tests/result_projection.rs`, `crates/edict-provider-schema/tests/provider_contract_pack.rs`, `docs/abi/`, `fixtures/provider-contracts/v1/`, `docs/topics/result-projections/*`	Canonical values and result projections preserve pure-binding IDs, local references, expressions, order, source correspondence, and compatible type bounds.
Select effect-free adapter configuration `crates/edict-cli/src/application_build.rs`, `docs/topics/lawpacks/*`	Application builds select configuration from required Core operation profiles and pass it to lowering and verification.

Exact byte and nominal types

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Parse and compile refined and nominal types `crates/edict-syntax/src/ast.rs`, `crates/edict-syntax/src/parser.rs`, `crates/edict-syntax/src/compiler.rs`, `crates/edict-syntax/src/lawpack.rs`, `crates/edict-syntax/src/core_ir.rs`	Byte refinements support maximum and exact bounds. Imported nominal types retain contract coordinates and representation types.
Encode and validate type contracts `crates/edict-syntax/src/canonical.rs`, `crates/edict-cli/src/main.rs`, `docs/abi/`, `fixtures/provider-contracts/v1/`, `crates/edict-syntax/tests/*`	Canonical Core values and schemas encode minimum byte bounds and nominal types. Invalid byte intervals are rejected.
Document type contracts `docs/SPEC_edict-language-v1.md`, `docs/topics/compiler-spine/`, `docs/topics/core-ir/`, `docs/topics/syntax/*`	Documentation records exact byte semantics, nominal alias behavior, canonical identity, and related test requirements.

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Merge Risk: 🟠 High · up to 6a9ba

Valid programs using narrow integers or ranged byte contracts can fail compilation, while malformed direct-Core helper calls can reach provider-facing Target IR. These contract failures should be fixed before merge.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
  participant CoreCompiler
  participant TargetIrLowerer
  participant ResultProjection
  participant ApplicationBuild
  participant Provider
  CoreCompiler->>TargetIrLowerer: Compile pure bindings and typed expressions
  TargetIrLowerer->>TargetIrLowerer: Validate identities, order, and dependencies
  TargetIrLowerer->>ResultProjection: Provide validated pure-binding sources
  ApplicationBuild->>ApplicationBuild: Resolve required operation-profile configuration
  ApplicationBuild->>Provider: Send canonical Target IR, projection, and configuration

Poem

Pure lets keep their exact place,
Byte bounds hold a measured space.
Nominal names retain their ties,
Closures guard against disguise.
Profiles route the build with care.

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Check name	Status	Explanation
Linked Issues check	✅ Passed	The changes address issue `#200` by preserving source-ordered pure bindings and exact expressions, validating identities, dependencies, predicates, closures, and types, emitting verifiable projections, …
Out of Scope Changes check	✅ Passed	The changes remain within issue `#200`. Byte interval handling, imported nominal contracts, helper type closure, configuration selection, schemas, fixtures, and documentation support the required compil…
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In `@crates/edict-cli/src/application_build.rs`:
- Around line 3208-3223: Extend
operation_profile_configuration_is_selected_when_adapter_has_no_effects in
crates/edict-cli/src/application_build.rs (3208-3223) beyond
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to mutate duplicate binding IDs or local references, and run every mutated
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crates/edict-syntax/tests/result_projection.rs lines 277-323, add executable
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3209-3219: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Assert the effect-free precondition.

single_configuration merges configurations from adapter.effects() and operation profiles. The fixture currently has no semantic effects, but this test does not enforce that invariant. An effect with the same configuration could make the test pass without proving profile-owned selection.

Add an empty-effects assertion before calling single_configuration to keep LAWPACKS-TP-016 accurate.
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Exact audited head: 65e893fe29dc0caf42d47e8b9c182949c2523c3e

Item	Source	Severity	File	Commit	Outcome
Pin the effect-free precondition in the profile-owned target-configuration witness	PR global review	P3	`crates/edict-cli/src/application_build.rs`	`65e893fe`	Added an explicit zero-effects invariant; mutation-calibrated RED; focused GREEN; full `cargo xtask verify` GREEN.

Deep self-audit of origin/main...HEAD found no additional actionable correctness, determinism, architecture, typing, schema, documentation, or style defects. All four inline review threads were already resolved before this repair; the global review finding had no resolvable inline thread.

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Do not reject unused profile configurations. [claim:configuration-scope, confidence:high] Adapter validation does not require profile configurations to match, but validate_target_configuration_binding collects every profile reference before Core compilation. A valid adapter with one unused profile using a different configuration therefore fails with InvalidLawpackAdapter. Scope collection to compiled-Core references, or enforce adapter-wide uniqueness. Add a conflicting-unused-profile test.
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Exact repaired head: adc1bf6da7d90fd93f135eea47380a4c68758479

Item	Source	Severity	File	Commit	Outcome
Pin the effect-free precondition in the profile-owned configuration witness	PR global review	P3	`crates/edict-cli/src/application_build.rs`	`65e893fe`	Added explicit zero-effects evidence; mutation-calibrated RED; focused and full verification GREEN.
Exclude unused adapter-profile configurations from application selection	PR global review	P2	`crates/edict-cli/src/application_build.rs`	`adc1bf6d`	Reproduced `InvalidLawpackAdapter`; scoped selection to adapter profiles whose Core mapping is required by compiled Core; threaded the selected configuration through lowering and verification; focused, public-build, and full verification GREEN.
Record the selected-profile configuration contract	PR global review	P2	`CHANGELOG.md`, `docs/topics/lawpacks/test-plan.md`	`adc1bf6d`	Added `LAWPACKS-TP-017` and branch-accurate compatibility wording.

RED for the second finding was deterministic: unused_operation_profile_configuration_does_not_enter_application_selection failed under the prior all-profile selection with InvalidLawpackAdapter. GREEN includes that regression, the existing effect-free provider-input witness, the real public external-action application build, and complete cargo xtask verify.

Deep self-audit found no additional actionable P0-P5 correctness, determinism, architecture, typing, schema, documentation, or style defects. The four existing inline review threads remain resolved; both repair findings were global/outside-diff findings without resolvable inline threads.

Operational note: an assertion failure in the first automated PR-description transformation briefly submitted an empty body. The complete prior body was recovered from GitHub userContentEdits, amended with the exact-head evidence, and re-published. Verification confirms a 9,210-character body containing Closes #200, exact head adc1bf6d…, and the selected-profile repair. No code, commit history, review, or branch state was lost or rewritten.

Both repair commits are signed by James Ross <james@flyingrobots.dev>. No amend, rebase, force operation, merge, review dismissal, or unrelated GitHub mutation was performed.

flyingrobots · 2026-08-23T18:26:15Z

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Please review exact head adc1bf6da7d90fd93f135eea47380a4c68758479. The prior global finding about unused profile configurations is repaired in adc1bf6d, with calibrated RED/GREEN evidence and full cargo xtask verify.

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@flyingrobots I will review pull request #201 at adc1bf6da7d90fd93f135eea47380a4c68758479. I will verify the repaired profile-selection path and the full change set.

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crates/edict-syntax/src/canonical.rs (1)

653-664: 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win

Reject duplicate pure-binding local identities.

Line 653 tracks only TargetIrPureBinding.id. Two bindings with different IDs and the same binding.binding.id pass validation and serialize as conflicting authority for one compiler-owned local. Track local IDs in a second set and reject collisions with CanonicalErrorKind::UnsupportedValue. Add a canonical-encoder test for this artifact shape.

Proposed fix

 fn target_ir_intent_value(intent: &TargetIrIntent) -> Result<CanonicalValue, CanonicalError> {
     let mut binding_ids = BTreeSet::new();
+    let mut binding_local_ids = BTreeSet::new();
     for binding in &intent.pure_bindings {
-        if binding.id.is_empty() || !binding_ids.insert(binding.id.as_str()) {
+        if binding.id.is_empty()
+            || !binding_ids.insert(binding.id.as_str())
+            || !binding_local_ids.insert(binding.binding.id.as_str())
+        {
             return Err(CanonicalError::new(
                 CanonicalErrorKind::UnsupportedValue,
-                format!(
-                    "Target IR pure binding id `{}` is empty or duplicated",
-                    binding.id
-                ),
+                "Target IR pure binding identity is empty or duplicated",
             ));
         }
     }

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In `@crates/edict-syntax/src/canonical.rs` around lines 653 - 664, Update the
pure-binding validation in the canonical encoder to track both
TargetIrPureBinding.id and binding.binding.id in separate sets, rejecting
duplicate compiler-owned local identities with
CanonicalErrorKind::UnsupportedValue while preserving existing empty/duplicate
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crates/edict-syntax/src/compiler.rs (1)

4205-4226: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win

Support non-exact byte intervals in imported type definitions.

bytes_type_coord emits Bytes<min=N,max=M> when bounds differ. This parser accepts only Bytes<max=N> and Bytes<exact=N>. Therefore, an imported fact such as Nominal<Bytes<min=4,max=8>> fails with an unsupported imported definition.

Parse the min=...,max=... form and add a deterministic imported-type test.

Proposed fix

+    if let Some(inner) = definition
+        .strip_prefix("Bytes<min=")
+        .and_then(|value| value.strip_suffix('>'))
+    {
+        let (min, max) = inner.split_once(",max=")?;
+        let min = min.parse().ok()?;
+        let max = max.parse().ok()?;
+        if min > max {
+            return None;
+        }
+        return Some(TypeShape {
+            coord: definition.to_owned(),
+            kind: TypeKind::Bytes {
+                min: Some(min),
+                max,
+            },
+        });
+    }
     if let Some(max) = definition

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In `@crates/edict-syntax/src/compiler.rs` around lines 4205 - 4226, Update the
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Inline comments:
In `@docs/SPEC_edict-language-v1.md`:
- Around line 1617-1639: Update the normative bytes-refine grammar to accept
exactly one bound, either max or exact, so Bytes<exact=N> is valid while
multiple bounds remain invalid; align the affected explanatory text near the
Bytes examples without changing String or canonicalization rules.

---

Outside diff comments:
In `@crates/edict-syntax/src/canonical.rs`:
- Around line 653-664: Update the pure-binding validation in the canonical
encoder to track both TargetIrPureBinding.id and binding.binding.id in separate
sets, rejecting duplicate compiler-owned local identities with
CanonicalErrorKind::UnsupportedValue while preserving existing empty/duplicate
target-ID checks. Add a canonical-encoder test covering distinct target IDs that
share the same local binding ID.

In `@crates/edict-syntax/src/compiler.rs`:
- Around line 4205-4226: Update the imported type-definition parser near the
existing Bytes max/exact branches to accept Bytes<min=N,max=M>, constructing
TypeKind::Bytes with both parsed bounds while preserving the current max-only
and exact forms. Add a deterministic test covering an imported
Nominal<Bytes<min=4,max=8>> definition and its resulting type shape.

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crates/edict-syntax/src/compiler.rs
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crates/edict-syntax/src/semantic.rs
crates/edict-syntax/tests/canonical_encoding.rs
crates/edict-syntax/tests/compiler_spine.rs
crates/edict-syntax/tests/operation_prerequisites.rs
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crates/edict-syntax/src/lawpack.rs (1)

1642-1642: LGTM!

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Exact-head repair checkpoint published at 986c3624.

Finding	Severity	Repair	Commit	Outcome
Dangling Core result references could reach Target IR	P2	Validate final result references before artifact emission	`3904c0a8`	Closed
Pure binding values could disagree with declared types	P2	Validate constants, records, fields, conditionals, supported intrinsics, and local types	`3904c0a8`	Closed
Projection source classes could share one local identity	P2	Enforce one claimed-local namespace across input, pure, and capability producers	`3904c0a8`	Closed
Profile selection evidence bypassed the public build boundary	P1	Build a real two-profile authored lawpack through `build_application`; only the compiled-Core profile may select configuration	`f96d5c0c`	Closed
Normative grammar omitted `Bytes<exact=N>`	Major	Admit exactly one `max` or `exact` bytes refinement in the grammar	`986c3624`	Closed

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feat: lower bounded pure Core programs

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test: close pure target evidence gaps

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Fix: pin effect-free configuration witness

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Fix: scope application configuration to selected profiles

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Add exact-length byte types

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Fix: validate pure Core identities before lowering

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Test: prove profile selection through application build

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Docs: align exact-byte grammar and validation notes

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Fix: preserve imported byte intervals

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Fix: reject duplicate Target IR local identities

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Repair remaining Target IR validation gaps

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fix(target-ir): enforce semantic parity

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fix(core-ir): separate structural and named identities

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fix(core-ir): validate complete module type integrity

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fix(core-ir): enforce expanded named-type depth

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