Solidity Conformance¶
Confirmed Entry Point¶
/Users/marcos/Desktop/centurion_phase1_upgradeable_refactor/test_p10_conformance.js
Confirmed Intent From Local Evidence¶
The conformance harness includes structural assertions around the current refactor, including the removal of deposit false-freeze and obsolete admission switches, live policy assertions, custody invariants, and bytecode-size checks.
What It Proves¶
It proves only the assertions encoded in the JavaScript harness when run against the inspected source package. It is strong regression evidence for the encoded source-shape rules.
What It Does Not Prove¶
- Full economic correctness.
- Exhaustive path coverage.
- Production deployment correctness.
- Production role assignments.
- Absence of all security bugs.
Production Use¶
Archive the exact command, environment, commit/source snapshot, stdout/stderr, and resulting artifacts each time this test is used as release evidence.
Evidence Model¶
| Field | Requirement |
|---|---|
| Purpose | checking source against paper and model expectations. |
| Expected location | conformance scripts and reports. |
| Current local evidence status | Evidence required unless the named artifact is present in this repository or the Solidity source snapshot and has been inspected in the current run. |
| What it proves | semantic alignment for encoded rules. |
| What it does not prove | unencoded economic assumptions or deployed-state safety. |
| How to regenerate | Run the documented tool from a clean environment, archive command, commit/source hash, config, stdout/stderr, and result files. |
| Production requirement | Results must be tied to the exact source manifest lock, compiler version, dependency lock, and deployment artifact under review. |
| Owner responsible | Protocol engineering owns source/test correctness; security review owns independent challenge; governance owns accepting residual risk. |
| Failure meaning | A failure blocks release, launch, upgrade, or operation until root cause is fixed or explicitly accepted with documented risk. |
Review Notes¶
Do not write “pass” for Solidity conformance without current evidence. If evidence is missing, stale, or tied to a different source snapshot, write Evidence required and keep the gap visible in the release or operations checklist.