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The live lowering binds to a provider over CultMesh and updates. That is right for an operator dashboard and structurally unavailable to everyone else, because an anonymous visitor to a public page is not a Verse participant and never will be. Rendering at publish time takes the mesh out of the delivery path, so a published surface becomes bytes any web server can hand out. It renders through renderEveSurface, the same function the browser calls, under jsdom. The alternative was a second emitter walking the same graph, which would drift from the live path and stay drifted until someone compared two pages side by side. Eve already renders this way in its own tests, so the harness is borrowed rather than invented. Controls that would publish a command are disabled, greyed, and labelled. A static page has no back-channel and a button that looks live is lying about one. They are marked rather than removed: deleting them would misrepresent the surface, when the truth is that the capability exists and is not reachable from a snapshot. No daemon. The point of static lowering is that a published surface stops depending on Hermodr running, and a lowering reachable only by starting a server would have handed that dependency straight back. jsdom is needed only here and only at build time, resolving from this repository's install or from the Eve checkout that already carries it. 29 tests pass. The suite covers the negative checks the extraction plan asked for: no operable command control survives, no live endpoint appears in the page, a title carrying markup is escaped rather than injected, and lowering the same surface twice gives identical bytes, which is what would let a later conformance check diff static output against the live renderer. Verified end to end against Erycina's real operator surface: all four panels render and its Run ingest control arrives inert. One thing found while writing the fixtures: the renderer silently drops component kinds it does not know. A fixture inventing one tests nothing, and the first version of these tests did exactly that. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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{
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"name": "@gamecult/hermodr",
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"version": "0.1.0",
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"private": true,
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"description": "Eve browser lowering: resolves providers through Odin, reads their state, renders surfaces, and relays operator intent as typed CultMesh command documents.",
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"type": "commonjs",
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"bin": {
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"hermodr-lower": "src/lower-surface.cjs"
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},
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"scripts": {
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"start": "node src/hermodr-daemon.cjs",
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"lower": "node src/lower-surface.cjs",
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"test": "node --test test/*.test.cjs",
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"check": "node --check src/hermodr-daemon.cjs && node --check src/hermodr-provider-subscription.cjs && node --check src/hermodr-state-stream.cjs && node --check src/idunn-health.cjs && node --check src/args.cjs && node --check src/static-lowering.cjs && node --check src/lower-surface.cjs"
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},
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"devDependencies": {
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"jsdom": "^30.0.1"
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},
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"license": "MIT"
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}
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