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tests/fixtures/idunn-runtime holds expected.cc, activation.cc, the activation seed, the presence identity credential and the machine-id it is bound to, copied from CultLib 217a9480 (Rust-written; test keys only). fake-idunn-rudp.ts is the accept server idunn-rudp-health.test.ts built inline, now keeping a session per remote and every delivered frame, so a boot test can receive several pulses. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> |
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Idunn runtime fixtures
Written by the Rust owner, not by Heimdall's tests. Copied byte for byte from CultLib
217a9480, packages/cultnet-ts/test/fixtures/idunn-runtime/web (expected.cc,
activation.cc, activation-key.seed, provider-identity.credential) and that directory's
machine-id. CultLib regenerates them with packages/cultnet-rs/examples/idunn_runtime_fixture.rs
(its own README has the Yggdrasil command); the provider identity is bound to machine-id, so a
test that decodes it supplies that machine id instead of /etc/machine-id.
Every key here is a test key. provider-identity.credential is the shape Idunn passes on the
presence-identity descriptor: key fields are 32-integer arrays, which only the Rust owner writes.