Cut 1's fixtures are rewritten as the cut map names: LoadingNeverWritesASecondStore
attaches its second store with a home type, and the global fixture is a real
[CultGlobal] type instead of a reflected backing field.
New: RoutedStoresWriteTheSameBytesAsSingleStores, CatalogRecordNeverLandsInRunStore,
AttachAfterDirtyThrows, SecondUntypedStoreThrows, DuplicateHomeTypeThrows,
WriteWithoutHomeThrows, ForeignRecordIsRefusedOnLoad,
LateRouteOverAdmittedTypeThrows, ReadOnlyStoreRefusesWrites,
ReadOnlyStoreIsNotFlushed, GlobalSingletonIsEnforced,
AmbiguousAssignableLookupThrows, BatchIsAllOrNothingOnStoreFailure,
BatchAcrossTwoHomesThrows, BatchObserversSeeOnlyCommittedRecords,
BatchReadsSeeCommittedStateOnly, SingleUpsertAndBatchShareOneAdmissionPath,
PullAllAdmissionFailureLeavesStoreAndCacheConsistent,
StoreAttachedToSecondCacheThrows.
Two readings where the map could not be followed literally:
- LateRouteOverAdmittedTypeThrows: "the reverse order succeeds" cannot hold
with the same untyped file holding a Note, because a Note loaded from the
untyped store when a Note route exists is a foreign record. The reverse case
puts the Note in the routed store and a RoutingOther in the untyped one.
- BatchIsAllOrNothingOnStoreFailure: the fault is the store file held open
without delete sharing, so the atomic replace fails, instead of a PushAll
override; the single-file commit no longer routes through PushAll.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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