Cut 1 of the Eureka pipeline state campaign. Moves every CultLib
dependency from e171eca3 to main a0813c6.
- load_envelope was deleted upstream (CultLib 4ed9871). The 12 sites in
persona_conversation, persona_social_state and resident_self now call
put_envelope. Each site feeds a cache built with CultCache::new() in
the same function with no backing store attached, so home_index
returns None and put_envelope only inserts into memory, exactly as
load_envelope did. validate_envelope is byte-identical across the pins.
- add_generic_backing_store now returns Result; the three production
sites and five test sites propagate it with ?.
No ownership change.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The worktree had been sitting on a partial `cargo fmt` run: 15 files reflowed,
mostly multi-line derive attributes collapsed onto one line, with no semantic
change anywhere in the diff. It was never finished -- `cargo fmt --check` still
flagged resident_readiness.rs, which the pass had not reached.
Completed rather than reverted, since the formatting is what rustfmt produces
and leaving it half-applied is the only bad option. 16 test binaries pass.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Epiphany carried three vendored copies: CultCache and CultNet as submodules on
their own branches of the retiring standalone repos, and a 491-line in-tree
CultMesh, a third Rust CultMesh lineage after CultLib's and Odin's.
None of it was load-bearing. Against CultLib the CultCache fork held nothing
unique, CultNet held one function that CultLib had all along but kept private,
and CultMesh held two thin delegations to CultCache. All three are now exposed
in CultLib, so this repoint needed no code changes at all: the workspace
compiles and its 16 test binaries pass against the pinned revision unchanged.
The submodule working tree also carried an uncommitted change, which turned out
to be a rustfmt reflow of one test expression. Nothing was lost with it.
Only the manifests move here. The in-flight epiphany-core work is left
uncommitted and untouched.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
