Desk feed door: card has 16 keys (17 with raised_at); grammar test kills length and dash mutants
Soul on d08b888: CultLib main's card requires 16 keys, not 17. The
account-id grammar test now rejects 36 hex digits with no dash, a
37-character id and a dash off position. The reader-view test says it
pins mirror types only.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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@ -102,7 +102,7 @@ refuses any decider not in that form). That is the same grammar Huginn names for
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handle is never one of them. Bifrost enforces the grammar; Huginn's door does not yet: it reads these
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fields as `Short` (any text up to 200 bytes) and would accept `@x:server` or an email. A subject
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is stored as `answerer` on an answer, so a wrong value would enter the mind. Refusing every other
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shape at decode is owed by `cut-desk-feed-listing.r5`. The test
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shape at decode is owed by `cut-desk-feed-listing.r6`. The test
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`every_account_id_in_the_fixtures_is_a_lowercase_d_format_uuid` pins the grammar. The fixtures use
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synthetic UUIDs.
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@ -118,7 +118,7 @@ byte; both values are in the account-id format above. Any other reader is a non-
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Bifrost, withholds account ids from a non-decider and returns a count instead. Bifrost cannot do
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it, because the card is opaque to it. A decider sees the ids. The superseding ruling is drafted
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as `desk-read-visibility-withheld-ids`.
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- **CultLib cannot carry this yet.** The card has 17 required keys in closed map-mode, and
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- **CultLib cannot carry this yet.** The card has 16 required keys in closed map-mode (17 once `raised_at` lands), and
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`deciders` must hold at least one item. `answerer` is a required, non-null id. The proposal to
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Libby (follow-up `cultlib-fork-card-reader-counts`):
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- the card gains a required `decider_count` (an integer). A non-decider gets `deciders: []`; a
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