Paul Bakaus
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Unit tests of the deleted Node scripts and the JS detector are removed; their behavior is pinned by tests/oracle goldens (frozen JS behavior plus reviewed deltas) and the engine's own tests. tests/oracle.test.mjs replays the corpus against the binary (IMPECCABLE_BIN or skill/scripts/bin/<target>/, via tests/lib/engine-bin.mjs) and skips cleanly without one; the framework fixture sweep drives live-inject, live-wrap, and detect-csp through the binary the same way. record.mjs learns --bin. The function-level vectors under tests/oracle/vectors/calls are committed as the frozen snapshot they can no longer be regenerated from. Suites: core trimmed to build and transformer tests, oracle added to the default run, detector/live reduced to packaging and reference checks, the live-e2e helper tests move to the opt-in live-e2e lane pending its retarget, cli-remote-e2e is an empty placeholder. Prepared with AI assistance (Claude Code).
Function-level vectors
record-calls.mjs runs the detect CLI and the pure-function unit tests with a
loader hook (hooks.mjs / hooks-impl.mjs) that routes every exported
function declaration in the pure engine modules through recorder.mjs. Each
call whose arguments and result are plain data is written once (deduplicated by
arguments) to calls/<module>/<fn>.jsonl as { "args": [...], "result": ... }.
Encoding of values JSON cannot carry: {"$undef":true}, {"$nan":true},
{"$inf":1|-1}, {"$negzero":true}, {"$map":[[k,v],...]}, {"$set":[...]}.
calls/_skipped.json names the functions whose calls held DOM-ish objects or
closures; those are covered end to end by the detect goldens instead.
calls/ (about 10 MB) is the frozen snapshot recorded from the JS engine
right before it left the tree with the launcher swap. It can never be
regenerated: the modules record-calls.mjs, hooks.mjs, hooks-impl.mjs,
and recorder.mjs instrumented no longer exist here, and those scripts stay
only as the historical record of how the vectors were produced. Treat the
directory as read-only test data for the engine's rule-level parity checks.