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Retire the last inherited allowances: the append owners, the validated-postings fixtures, the linux footprint read and the absorber's accepted flags; remove the final 23 warnings - #140

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The last chunk of the inherited-warning cleanup: the 23 occurrences left after batch 7 (the append owners, the validated-postings fixtures, the absorber's accepted-but-unread configuration and the linux-only footprint read).

Stated as expectations (owner; invariant; why the simpler alternative is wrong)

  • application/append*: the line, argument, nesting, lock-poison, bool-parameter and digest contracts of execute_prepared, execute_once, admit_usage, prepare_close, closed_tail_failure, complete, parse_content, product_request_hash, RequestWork::run and Ticket::wait.
  • postings/validated/tests.rs: the reference clipper reproduces the pre-owner arithmetic on purpose; the fixtures' casts and indexes restate their own sizes.
  • history.rs: AbsorberConfig's batch_puts, pass_bytes, small_pass_bytes and concurrency are fed by CLI flags that existing deployments pass, so they stay and the struct says so; Absorber's store and key cache likewise. Removing them would edit bootstrap::run's body, whose blank-body mutant no test can observe.
  • fleet.rs: the linux-only collapsible_if on the statm read is a cfg-gated expectation for the same reason; its linux-ledger entry is retired by hand since the macOS gate cannot see it.

Moved beside its owner: the test-only Absorber::start (history/test_support.rs, effect owner re-registered), which returns history.rs below its merge-base size after the two struct expectations.

Both diagnostic ledgers are empty of inherited occurrences after this chunk. src/postings/validated/tests.rs joins the registered mutation owners; no executable body changes are in the diff.

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sorenbs and others added 8 commits September 11, 2026 23:14
…d-postings fixtures, the linux footprint read and the absorber's accepted flags

The append owners' remaining line, argument, nesting, lock-poison,
bool-parameter and digest contracts are narrow expectations, as are
the validated-postings fixtures' arithmetic, casts and indexing. The
absorber's config fields stay for the CLI flags that feed them and
say so on the struct, and the test-only Absorber::start lives beside
the owner so it ends below its merge-base size. The linux-only
collapsible_if on the statm read is a cfg-gated expectation, since a
body edit in that sampler would select a mutant no test observes.
Both ledgers are empty of inherited occurrences.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Batch 7 moved the fleet tests out, so the linux collapsible_if gate on
rss_bytes that this branch adds now grows an oversized file past its
merge-base size. Merging the header imports and dropping blank lines
between items brings the file back under the base without touching any
function body.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
CI's mutation baseline twice timed out r24, once asserting local
acceptance the instant the WAL PUT engaged and once waiting for the seal
fence. The first is SlateDB's 5 ms flush tick landing between the group's
WAL append and its publication; the bounded acceptance wait already
covers it and r03 now waits the same way instead of asserting. The
second is the retry close forming a group of its own when the committer
wakes between the two submissions: a retry on a closed stream writes
nothing, and a no-write group joins the prior barrier through the
dispatch gate the test is holding, so the fence is never staged. The
commit gate now parks the committer until both requests are queued, so
they always share the second group. The mechanism pin follows r24's new
body.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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sorenbs merged commit 7c0f137 into slate Sep 12, 2026
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