Fixed the faults the limit-service conversion recorded

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Last of the stack, on top of #30778. The faults the conversion recorded, each fixed on its own, and then the reason they were able to hide.

Problem

A site that restricts which themes it may use cannot answer whether it is over any of its limits. The question names no value, an allowlist limit judges one particular value, so asking it raises an incorrect-usage error that escapes the sweep entirely. Every hosted site has such a limit.

A subscription whose start date has not arrived yet counts sending from before the site existed against its current allowance. The number of whole periods elapsed was allowed to come out negative, and a subscription beginning later the same day, or a host clock running slightly ahead of ours, is enough.

A host that caps emails outright rather than per period breaks sending rather than limiting it. Only a limit that resets has a period to count within, so a plain maximum leaves the count with no date to narrow by: on the server the query cannot be built, and in Admin the absent date cannot be formatted. Both surface to the publisher as a failed send.

Underneath all three, nothing read a host's settings before applying them. They arrive as strings in a single column and were handed to the service as they came, so a maximum that is not a number survives intact and then compares false against every count. The limit reads as configured, is charged for, and is never enforced. The only way anyone finds out is a customer exceeding a limit they were sold, and by then nothing in a log explains it. Worse, one limit a host got wrong took every other limit down with it, because building stopped at the first one that could not be built and the limits configured alongside it never loaded at all.

Solution

Pass over the limits that cannot answer the sweep, rather than asking them. Let nothing elapse before the start date, so the current period begins there. Apply the period only where there is one, on both server and Admin, and refuse a start date that cannot be read rather than counting from it.

Then read a host's settings in one place, and let that place decide everything that makes a limit usable: whether its values can be read, whether a counted limit has anything to count, whether a list has anything on it, and whether a limit that resets has a period to reset against. The service is built from what was read rather than from raw configuration, so it can assume the limits it is handed already work, and the type it accepts can only be produced by reading a host's settings. How to count what a limit measures is passed apart from the configuration, because counting is behaviour rather than configuration and a browser counts differently to a server.

What a misconfigured site does now

Nothing a host can configure stops a site starting. A limit nobody can use could not have been applied either way, and refusing to boot over one would take a site off the air for a mistake made elsewhere. Each limit is read on its own, the ones that cannot be used are set aside, and every one of them is logged at error level with the limit named and the reason given, because a limit that is configured, charged for and then not applied is otherwise invisible.

That also ends one limit taking the others down with it. A site keeps every limit its host got right.

Measured

Every billing product in production was read through this and built into a service. None was refused, none lost a limit, and the one limit name Ghost(Pro) sends that this version has never heard of is passed over rather than treated as a mistake.

The behaviour of a well-formed configuration is unchanged throughout: the same limits apply, at the same thresholds, with the same answers.

How to read it

One fault per commit, each with its tests, each passing on its own and each revertable without the others, and then the change to how settings are read.

Where a test recorded a fault it now records the answer, and says what it used to say. The cases the package can answer for itself have moved into it, out of Ghost's own limits suite, which keeps the ones that are about Ghost's wiring rather than about limits.

Admin and Ember both lose code to this. Neither has to take apart what it was handed any more, and one of them loses a helper whose only purpose was to work around a limit failure taking the rest down.

Not doing

The package still holds a database it does not need, which is why Admin builds an emails limit it can never check. Moving the counting out is the larger change and is tracked separately.

Limits a host sets on one site rather than on a product have not been read through this. That needs customer data rather than the product catalogue, so it is worth doing before this is rolled out widely.

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Email count queries omit date filtering when no period start exists. Future subscription starts no longer produce period dates before the subscription began. Aggregate limit checks skip allowlist limits while direct allowlist checks retain their error behavior. Tests cover these changes. The package README documents the package source history.

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Qualified aggregate limit checks can report no violation for a value rejected by an allowlist. Restrict the skip to value-less aggregate checks before merging.

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packages/limit-service/src/limit-service.ts-184-185 (1)

184-185: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Skip allowlist limits only when options.value is absent.

AllowlistLimit.errorIfIsOverLimit requires metadata.value and raises HostLimitError for a value that is not in the allowlist. checkIfAnyOverLimit currently skips this call for every AllowlistLimit, so a disallowed supplied value can return false. Preserve qualified aggregate checks while still avoiding the documented incorrect-usage error for an absent value.

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In `@packages/limit-service/src/limit-service.ts` around lines 184 - 185, Update
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Closing unmerged. The compliance goal this stack followed on from already shipped in #30637, and the faults fixed here could not be shown to reach production: the limits they depend on are set on none of the billing products, and one of them fixes a method with no caller in Ghost at all. That left preventive value against risk in the path that decides whether a customer can publish.

The branch stays on the remote. Findings from the production check, including the Daisy and Zuul transform chain and what was never verified, are recorded on BER-3952: https://linear.app/ghost/issue/BER-3952/bring-limit-service-onto-the-package-golden-path