Outcome
Prove that the standalone application receives the exact Edict-authored GreetingCreated result through generic compiler and runtime data, without native application semantics.
Dependencies
Blocked by: flyingrobots/edict#173
Blocked by: flyingrobots/echo#698
Acceptance criteria
- The compiler-emitted package retains the exact result projection from
src/hello_echo.edict.
- Independent verification rejects rebound or mutated result projections.
- The standalone witness asserts
key == "greeting" and message == "Hello Echo" from the admitted Action result.
- The result and its schema identity survive WAL recovery exactly.
- No Hello-specific callback or result reconstruction exists in Echo production code.
Scope
This extends Pure Hello Echo result evidence. It does not add external effects or block the durability claims proved by #3.
Outcome
Prove that the standalone application receives the exact Edict-authored
GreetingCreatedresult through generic compiler and runtime data, without native application semantics.Dependencies
Blocked by: flyingrobots/edict#173
Blocked by: flyingrobots/echo#698
Acceptance criteria
src/hello_echo.edict.key == "greeting"andmessage == "Hello Echo"from the admitted Action result.Scope
This extends Pure Hello Echo result evidence. It does not add external effects or block the durability claims proved by #3.