* fix(plist): rethrow internal invariant violations from plist consumers
KeyedArchiveReader reported any non-limit decode failure as a format
failure, InterfaceBuilderAnalysis listed it as an invalid archive,
ReleaseExposureReader fell back to scanning raw bytes, and the native
plist parser reported it as provider output. An InternalInvariantError
is a REA defect, not evidence about the input, so each consumer now
rethrows it. The native parser's binary path now shares its one cause
projection instead of a duplicate.
* fix(native): rethrow internal invariant violations from the native output projection
nativeOutputFailure wrapped any producer failure as AnalysisOutputError,
so a REA defect thrown while reading a plist or dispatching a command was
reported as native output parsing. It now rethrows InternalInvariantError,
which reaches the provider's adapter-failure path with the invariant as
its cause.
* fix(artifacts): rethrow internal invariant violations from the shared artifact failure mapper
translateArtifactFailure turned every unrecognised cause into an
ArtifactOperationError with reason io, so the keyed-archive and
Interface Builder rethrows still reached users as artifact read
failures. The shared mapper now rethrows InternalInvariantError, and the
deferred client reports it as a ProviderAdapterError. Provider-level
tests drive both operations through that client.
* refactor(dotnet): report managed reader defects through invariantViolation (#11030)
* refactor(dotnet): report managed reader defects through invariantViolation
The managed readers threw plain TypeError and RangeError for states their
callers rule out: an allowance or method page outside the input schema, a
missing snapshot after identity admission, and a missing CLI header after
the caller already returned for it. These are REA defects, not malformed
targets, so they throw invariantViolation. The two CLI re-checks are gone:
the callers pass the CLI header they already narrowed. The dotnet
parser-plain-throw baseline drops from 6 to 0.
* refactor(providers): refuse unusable tool paths and record marker mismatches without throwing to their own catch (#11031)
* refactor(firmware): refuse unusable tool paths without throwing to its own catch
resolveFirmwareCommand threw a plain TypeError for a configured engine or
limiter path that is not a regular file, only to catch it in the next line
and wrap it as an unavailable capability. A helper now returns why a path
cannot run, and each caller builds the one refusal directly. Refusal
reasons are unchanged; the directory tests now pin them exactly. The
firmware parser-plain-throw baseline drops from 2 to 0.
* refactor(pwndbg): refuse unusable debugger paths without throwing to its own catch
inspectPwndbgCore threw plain Errors for a relative or wrong-kind
configured path only to catch them and wrap them as an unavailable
capability. A helper now returns why a path cannot be used, with any host
error as its cause, and the loop builds the one refusal. Cancellation
between host checks still propagates. Refusal reasons are unchanged. The
PwndbgCoreContext parser-plain-throw baseline entry is removed.
* refactor(pwntools): record a mismatched failure marker without throwing to its own catch
readPwntoolsFailureEvidence threw a plain Error when the private bridge
marker disagreed with the exit status, only to catch it and record its
message as the marker failure. The mismatch is now recorded directly. The
recorded evidence is unchanged; a unit test pins both the matching and
the mismatched marker. The PwntoolsResourceLimits parser-plain-throw
baseline entry is removed.
* fix(android): report an unobserved Java probe as a REA defect, not a Java refusal (#11032)
* fix(android): report an unobserved Java probe as a REA defect, not a Java refusal
When runOwnedCommand resolved without observing the completed run, the
probe threw a plain Error that its catch then classified as a Java
runtime refusal, telling the caller to review their launcher. The state
is a broken internal assumption, so the probe throws invariantViolation
and projects it as a jadx adapter failure. The JadxJavaProbe
parser-plain-throw baseline entry is removed.
* refactor(native): report native provider defects through invariantViolation (#11033)
* refactor(native): report native provider defects through invariantViolation
Native providers threw plain Error and TypeError for states their own
earlier steps rule out: a client with no target, a measured slice with no
selection, a read longer than requested, a decoder command without its
runtime, an LLDB root released before its children, and an IPS integer
fact from another reader. These are REA defects, so they throw
invariantViolation. NativeUiInterruptionControl no longer needs a throw:
recording the deadline interruption returns the interruption its error is
built from. Six native parser-plain-throw baseline entries drop.
* refactor(native): report malformed lipo, swift-demangle and UI helper output through ParseFailure (#11034)
* refactor(native): report malformed lipo and swift-demangle output through ParseFailure
The lipo and swift-demangle output parsers threw plain TypeError for
output that breaks their framing, and the lipo result classifier caught
every TypeError as malformed output, so a host TypeError from a REA defect
was reported as lipo output. Both parsers now throw malformedInput with
their own format, and the lipo classifier accepts ParseFailureError
instead of TypeError. Messages and the consumers' output and format
failure categories are unchanged. Four native parser-plain-throw
baseline entries drop.
* refactor(native): report the UI helper's non-JSON output through ParseFailure
The native UI helper runtime threw a plain Error when the helper's
stdout was not JSON. It now throws malformedInput with its own format and
the JSON failure as cause. The observation boundary still reports it as a
native-macos adapter failure with the same reason. The
NativeUiHelperRuntime parser-plain-throw baseline entry is removed.
* refactor(verify): keep process-lifecycle owners out of the parser plain-throw guard (#11035)
* refactor(verify): keep process-lifecycle owners out of the parser plain-throw guard
JadxWorkspaceRoot and PwntoolsDecoder sit in parser folders but own a
private helper process; their remaining plain throws report the helper's
startup, handshake and cleanup outcomes, not parse faults. The guard now
names them as process-lifecycle owners and leaves them out, so their
five baseline entries drop without inventing parse errors for process
failures.
* refactor(parsers): report the remaining artifact, il2cpp, model and domain defects through invariantViolation (#11036)
* refactor(parsers): report the remaining artifact, il2cpp, model and domain defects through invariantViolation
Nine plain Error, TypeError and RangeError throws in parser folders
reported broken internal assumptions or caller contracts (an
uninitialized ZIP or DMG reader, a missing scan result, a non-byte
stream chunk, an invalid traversal or marshal limit, a header count or
linking fact the reader itself should have produced, a misordered
Safetensors budget, an append after fingerprinting). None is an input
fault, and no catch site depends on their class. They now throw
invariantViolation with the same messages, and their parser-plain-throw
baseline entries drop.
* refactor(evidence): refuse an earlier Evidence format through ParseFailure (#11037)
* refactor(evidence): refuse an earlier Evidence format through ParseFailure
UnsupportedEvidenceFormatError restated the ParseFailure algebra as its
own TypeError subclass. The format owner now throws unsupportedInput for
the evidence-bundle format at the evidence_format field and exports the
predicate its consumers use. The bundle reader's unsupported-format kind
and message are unchanged. The snapshot reader surfaced only TypeError
messages, so it now also surfaces the format refusal and keeps its
recreate guidance; a boundary test pins that.
* refactor(native): report Mach-O reader and inspection defects through invariantViolation (#11042)
The Mach-O inspection plan reads the lipo, nm and dyld_info captures it
just ran, the dispatch metadata reader is called only for Mach-O
executables, and the command-name reader takes limits its callers
derive. A missing capture, a non-Mach-O target or a malformed limit is a
REA defect, not an input fault, so these six sites throw
invariantViolation with their existing messages instead of TypeError.
No catch site depends on their class. Their parser-plain-throw baseline
entries drop.
* fix(artifacts): join the Interface Builder cleanup failure to a catalog defect
When catalog work failed while the concurrent Interface Builder reader
failed to close, analyzeAppleAssetCatalogs built the primary through
translateArtifactFailure before joining cleanup. That mapper now rethrows
an InternalInvariantError, so a defect skipped the join and the reader's
retained resources were lost. The defect now becomes the artifact graph
provider's adapter failure at that site and joins the cleanup failure as
before.
* refactor(application): build application cancellations with a required reason
Migrate every AnalysisCancelledError construction under src/application
to cancelledBy and lower the guard baseline from 671 to 442.
Shutdown refusals in BinarySession report OwnerCancellation.ownerClosed
when the caller did not abort, instead of an undefined reason.
ReverseEngineeringService and DesktopBuildOwnedWork close their work
with the typed owner reason. SharedStartupAttempt returns the departing
caller's reason with a cancelled wait. One shared isAborted predicate
replaces eleven local copies and narrows a checked signal for
cancelledBy.
* refactor(desktop): drop an unused cancellation import from desktop capture state
Each snapshot entry is validated alone, so its schema issue path started at
the entry. Prefix it with entries or workflow_entries and the entry index so
the reason names the entry to repair, and match the header case's issue
count without freezing the whole sentence.
Co-Authored-By: gensokyo-dev <342580529+gensokyo-dev@users.noreply.github.com>
Keep failed JSON read handles in the existing server resource scope and fail admission until cleanup succeeds. Thread cancellation through every process CLI input read and replace timer-driven cancellation checks with a shared first-read gate.
Classify authenticated standalone Evidence as wrong-kind input while preserving tampered-record integrity failures and actionable messages across ledger, CLI, and MCP consumers. Record unrelated CS_RESTRICT process neighbors as unverified without weakening related-process ownership checks. Update stale ADB fixtures for the actual shell protocol.
Validated focused CLI, MCP, filesystem, ownership, and error projection tests; static, docs, and duplication gates pass. The host-level CS_RESTRICT load reproduction was not run. Refs #2050, #2035, #2064.
Give atomic Evidence and snapshot writes an explicit resource owner, preserve primary failures and completed publication receipts, and retry retained staging cleanup at the owning lifecycle. Verify inode identity before publishing or deleting; unknown path disappearance remains a cleanup failure. Keep snapshot admission reusable when a session closes and reopens.
Consolidate JavaScript source-scope classification so cancellation cannot fabricate failures for unselected files. Classify configuration failures as invalid input. Remove stale assertions and reuse shared test cleanup ownership.
Validation: 266 focused tests before final ownership tightening, 108 affected tests afterward, static and documentation checks, actual invalid-configuration CLI behavior, and isolated test temporary-directory hygiene.
Refs #1968
Stream legacy snapshot cache rows independently, authenticate complete Evidence once, and restore exact immutable payloads without assembling duplicate full graphs. Preserve the existing file format, provenance, resource admission, cancellation and cache export isolation.
Verified through real Linux SDK MCP import of the original 83 MB Ghidra snapshot and full 41 MB bundle hash, actual Windows CLI/MCP PE recovery and the installed Windows large-file decoder boundary, focused tests and static checks.
Fixes#1680. Refs #1065.