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Program execution flow V1 validation evidence
Status: IMPLEMENTED_VALIDATED_AWAITING_ROLLOUT
This record covers the isolated program-execution-flow-v1 worktree. It does
not claim installation, user-database migration, service restart, device smoke
testing, tag creation, or public release.
Functional evidence
- Android starts one projected Program session through the production durable singleton, returns the same draft on replay, refuses an unrelated singleton, and refuses a second execution after completion.
- Finalization retains the stable
program_id,program_session_id, and executionsession_id; reopening preserves completion and creates no draft. - A production full-generation scenario imports
programs-v1on Android, performs and finalizes the session, publishesprogram-executions-v1, imports completed history and provenance on desktop, accepts the real correlated ACK, and exposes Webcompletedbefore continuing through deletion and replay. - Existing logical Program deletion, tombstone ACK, restart and non-resurrection coverage remains in the same integrated scenario.
Validation evidence
- Native Meson suite: 87/87 passed.
- ASan/UBSan Meson suite with Web assets: 89/89 passed.
- Android JVM suite: 231 passed, 5 intentionally skipped hardware cases.
- Android debug and private release builds passed; release lint passed.
- Web Vitest: 94/94 passed; TypeScript and production build passed.
- Real headless Firefox against the C server passed desktop and exact 390×844 Programs flows, including readable state text and deletion confirmation.
- Populated desktop migration continues from v25 through v27 with identical
business projections, integrity
ok, empty foreign-key check, and an empty execution ledger. Android v24 to v25 migration preserves the active draft and invents no Program provenance. - JSON/import validators,
git diff --check, andtools/check_changed_c_format.sh mainpassed.
Candidate boundary
The coordinated candidates are built only after the final source commit. Their exact paths, source commit, hashes, Android package metadata and signing digest belong in the consent-gate report so the archive inventory can bind to the exact final HEAD without circular documentation changes.