The bypass is a compile error now, proven by builds that fail on Soul's exact
spellings rather than by reading the lint config. The repository had no CI
surface at all before this, so there was nothing for "denied in CI" to attach
to until now.
Hands flagged that the single-file artifact digest format changed and reasoned
nothing compares against literals. That holds for fixtures and not for
receipts: two call sites in host.rs compare a freshly computed digest against
a stored value. So the first upgrade past this commit makes every already
installed workload fail "installed executable differs from Expected", and
every running one fail "the installed executable changed under the running
process". Idunn is the deployment and daemon-survival authority, and this
would land silently at restart across the fleet.
The ruling versions the digest and verifies in the version the receipt names,
rather than re-sealing admitted state to make new code agree with itself. It
is not closed until a test seals under the old format and verifies under the
new, because the whole finding is that nothing exercised the stored path.
Two bugs in this batch were found by running the suite rather than trusting
it, including a test that set an attribute on a root whose own metadata is
never hashed.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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