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The leaf owns the document and refusal types, so it owns their
serialisation. Huginn's admission batch cannot derive Serialize while
PipelineDocument does not, and mirrors PipelineRefusal through a
serde(remote) definition kept in step by hand; neither is the wire's
business.
PipelineDocument is adjacently tagged on the kind name: a document on a
wire is { kind, value }, and kind is exactly PipelineKind::name(), so a
reader dispatches on the kind segment it already knows from the key and
needs no second registry mapping variant spellings to kinds. Adjacent
rather than internal because a value is a named map of its own.
PipelineRefusal stays externally tagged, serde's default, which is what
keeps every variant's field and value on the wire under their own names.
No kind, field, type id or epoch moves, and the published per-kind
schemas are untouched: the envelope is the wire's shape, not a document's.
every_document_and_refusal_serialises_and_reads_back round-trips every
sample document and every refusal variant through serde_json and
rmp_serde, and holds each derived schema's variant list to the thirteen
kinds by name and to the four refusals. Mutations D1 (the tag rename
removed) and D2 (a refusal's field skipped) are both killed by it.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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