`open_items` was the one read arm carrying no mutation entry. The reasoning
was that it raises no refusal of its own and its only failing paths are store
integrity inside the reader, which nothing on the daemon's surface can drive.
The second half was wrong, and Soul falsified it: a mind whose commit receipt
has been deleted still opens, because the opener reads the store's types,
epoch and identity and not its receipts, and then a read that joins a document
to its receipt refuses by name over the orphan. That store is reachable from
this crate's own surface.
Soul's probe lands as the test, unchanged in substance. It admits an identity,
drops the daemon, deletes the receipt row, reopens, and asserts the open-items
answer is the reader's own sentence whole:
`Unavailable { detail: "document epiphany.pipeline.instance.v1/yggdrasil:instance:self has no commit receipt" }`.
Reaching a row needs CultCache's `CacheBackingStore` and `DatabaseEntry`, which
`huginn-daemon` could not name. It does not gain a second `cultcache-rs` entry
for them: `huginn-mind::store` re-exports the two traits beside the store type
it already re-exports, for the reason stated there, so the workspace still pins
one revision through one dependency. That is a widening of `huginn-mind`'s
public surface by two re-exports, and no non-test code outside that crate
touches a row.
`D23` rewraps the arm's refusal as unavailable and `D23L` swallows it into an
empty open set, which is what a healthy campaign with nothing open answers.
Both survived the whole suite before this commit.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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