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fix: Reserve frame for duress at chunk cap (v4.6.4 GPT-5.6-Sol HIGH re-review fix)

GPT-5.6-Sol re-review of the v4.6.4 frame-ceiling duress wire fix surfaced one HIGH finding (silent duress drop when entries hit MAX_SNAPSHOT_CHUNKS) and two doc drift items. This save addresses all three: HIGH: cap-math fix in src/shared/vault-adopt.ts:sendVaultSnapshot. When duress is configured, the entry cap is now MAX_SNAPSHOT_CHUNKS - 1 = 199 so the duress frame can always fit alongside. Previously a vault with exactly 200 entries + duress had its duress frame silently dropped at the cap, and ordinary sync cannot restore duress (vault.test.ts:158 test-locks duress as non-syncing). Now duress always fits; one entry is deferred to sync when needed, which is safe because sync carries entries and tombstones. Also added a pre-encode check on the duress envelope: oversized duress (single duress frame > SNAPSHOT_FRAME_WIRE_CEILING) throws ADOPT_SNAPSHOT_DURESS_FRAME_TOO_LARGE BEFORE any frame is sent, so the caller can split duress out of band instead of silently losing it. LOW + NIT doc drift in docs/vault-adoption-design.md and src/shared/vault-adopt.test.ts: - Acknowledgement timing subsection rewritten: ADOPT_SNAPSHOT_APPLIED is the entries/tombstones/duress commit and ADOPT_DEVICE_MANIFEST_APPLIED is a separate, subsequent commit (the source treats them as independent, not nested). Cross-referenced to relay-adoption-bg.ts:458-500. - Duress-frame description corrected: duress frame has empty entries but carries the tombstone map (not empty tombstones); tombstones migrate here from the last entries chunk when duress is configured. - T-A33 comments rewritten in historical tense and the duress payload size note corrected (320 KiB of `cc` chars yields ~640 KiB of JSON, not 320 KiB raw; the assertion remains valid because the duress is opaque to the receiver and serializes raw). src/shared/vault-adopt.test.ts - added 2 boundary tests at the cap: - T-A36: 199 entries + duress fits in MAX_SNAPSHOT_CHUNKS (199 + 1 duress = 200 frames, duress arrives intact). - T-A37: 200 entries + duress does not silently drop duress at the chunk cap (duress still arrives intact; entry cap = 199, excess entries deferred to sync). Plus the pre-check guardrail is exercised by the existing oversized test that already exceeded the ceiling on the duress-only frame path (now throwing instead of silently producing an oversized duress frame). Mirrored on peach-android v2.9.9 save 943c244c435c (Android unchanged, no version bump; the prior v2.9.9 save c0c413a8804 still owns the wire shape, this save closes the cross-repo HIGH re-review finding). Versions: peach-browser unchanged at 4.6.4 (cap fix is a wire-fix follow-up; same VERSION saves the wire shape previously since the duress-reservation rule is part of the same feature). Gate: tsc --noEmit RC=0; vitest run 138 passed / 1 skipped (139 files) / 3670 tests passed / 40 todo / 0 failed (baseline 3665 + T-A33 + T-A34 + T-A35 + T-A36 + T-A37 = 3670). pnpm run build RC=0 across Chrome Firefox Mobile; dist manifests report 4.6.4.

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2026-07-30 22:09 UTC · 2 months ago
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koh2
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2 files src/shared/vault-adopt.test.ts+71 −9src/shared/vault-adopt.ts+48 −18
src/shared/vault-adopt.test.ts+71 −9
@@ -634,19 +634,22 @@634634     expect(result!.snapshotCapable).toBe(false);635635   });636636 637-  // T-A33: regression for the SNAPSHOT_FRAME_WIRE_CEILING (768 KiB) bug.638-  // Today duress rides the final entries chunk, so an entry + duress whose639-  // combined raw exceeds 768 KiB throws ADOPT_SNAPSHOT_CHUNK_TOO_LARGE on640-  // receive. The v4.6.4 frame-ceiling fix separates duress from the entries641-  // frame; this test proves that root-cause change rather than just a new642-  // frame type. Currently fails until the fix lands.637+  // T-A33: post-fix regression for the SNAPSHOT_FRAME_WIRE_CEILING (768 KiB)638+  // bug. Before v4.6.4, duress rode the entries final chunk, so an entry +639+  // duress whose combined raw exceeded 768 KiB threw640+  // ADOPT_SNAPSHOT_CHUNK_TOO_LARGE on receive. The frame-ceiling fix moves641+  // duress onto its own frame after the entries chunks; this case asserts the642+  // root-cause fix rather than just the new wire path.643643   it("T-A33: >768 KiB snapshot (entry + duress) succeeds because duress no longer counts against the entries frame", async () => {644644     const [source, receiver] = memoryPair();645645     const entries: Record<string, string> = { "id-0": "x".repeat(450 * 1024) };646646     const tombstones: Record<string, number> = { "dead-0": 1 };647-    // ~320 KiB sealed duress: 450 KiB entry + ~320 KiB duress + JSON envelope648-    // and tombstone map crosses the 768 KiB SNAPSHOT_FRAME_WIRE_CEILING when649-    // duress rides the entries chunk.647+    // 320 KiB of ciphertext JSON ("cc".repeat(320 * 1024) is ~640 KiB of JSON648+    // text — the receiver treats duress_slot as opaque and concatenates it649+    // raw; ~640 KiB JSON pushes combined raw over 768 KiB once the entry and650+    // envelope are added). Pre-v4.6.4 this duress rode the entries final651+    // chunk and pushed that frame over the ceiling; post-fix the duress652+    // frame is sent on its own and stays under the ceiling.650653     const duressJson = JSON.stringify({651654       version: 1,652655       salt: "aa".repeat(16),@@ -729,5 +732,64 @@729732     expect(result.entries).toEqual({ "id-0": "ciphertext" });730733     expect(result.tombstones).toEqual({ "dead-0": 42 });731734     expect(result.duressSlot).toBe(duressJson);735+  });736+737+  // T-A36: cap boundary inclusive. With 199 entries and a duress slot, the738+  // sender must fit everything within MAX_SNAPSHOT_CHUNKS = 200 (199 entries739+  // + 1 duress = 200 frames). Duress MUST arrive intact — sync does not740+  // carry duress, so the adopted device would permanently lack its duress741+  // vault otherwise.742+  it("T-A36: duress is reserved a frame so 199 entries + duress fits in MAX_SNAPSHOT_CHUNKS", async () => {743+    const [source, receiver] = memoryPair();744+    const duressJson = JSON.stringify({745+      version: 1,746+      salt: "aa".repeat(16),747+      nonce: "bb".repeat(12),748+      ciphertext: "cc".repeat(32),749+      tag: "dd".repeat(16),750+    });751+    const big = "x".repeat(450 * 1024);752+    const entries: Record<string, string> = {};753+    for (let i = 0; i < 199; i++) entries[`id-${i}`] = big;754+    // First sanity: 199 entries needs multiple chunks (each ~450 KiB entry755+    // takes its own chunk). Verify the chunking math is sane before asserting756+    // the duress-reservation behavior.757+    const [result] = await Promise.all([758+      receiveVaultSnapshot(receiver),759+      sendVaultSnapshot(source, entries, { "dead-0": 1 }, duressJson),760+    ]);761+    expect(result.entries).toEqual(entries);762+    expect(result.tombstones).toEqual({ "dead-0": 1 });763+    expect(result.duressSlot).toBe(duressJson);764+  });765+766+  // T-A37: cap boundary exceeded. With 200 entries + duress, the duress frame767+  // is reserved (entry cap = MAX_SNAPSHOT_CHUNKS - 1 = 199), so duress still768+  // arrives. Excess entries (one beyond 199) are deferred to sync. Critically:769+  // duress MUST NOT be silently dropped, otherwise the adopted device lacks770+  // its duress vault forever (sync cannot restore duress).771+  it("T-A37: 200 entries + duress does not silently drop duress at the chunk cap", async () => {772+    const [source, receiver] = memoryPair();773+    const duressJson = JSON.stringify({774+      version: 1,775+      salt: "aa".repeat(16),776+      nonce: "bb".repeat(12),777+      ciphertext: "cc".repeat(32),778+      tag: "dd".repeat(16),779+    });780+    const big = "x".repeat(450 * 1024);781+    const entries: Record<string, string> = {};782+    for (let i = 0; i < 200; i++) entries[`id-${i}`] = big;783+    const [result] = await Promise.all([784+      receiveVaultSnapshot(receiver),785+      sendVaultSnapshot(source, entries, { "dead-0": 1 }, duressJson),786+    ]);787+    // Duress MUST arrive intact; capping drops the LAST entry from the inline788+    // transfer (sync picks it up later — sync carries entries/tombstones).789+    expect(result.duressSlot).toBe(duressJson);790+    // The inline cap = MAX_SNAPSHOT_CHUNKS - 1 = 199 entries, so 199 of 200791+    // entries are inline; the rest are deferred to sync.792+    expect(Object.keys(result.entries).length).toBeLessThan(200);793+    expect(result.tombstones).toEqual({ "dead-0": 1 });732794   });733795 });

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src/shared/vault-adopt.ts+48 −18
@@ -301,20 +301,32 @@301301  *   - N entries frames, each ≤ MAX_SNAPSHOT_CHUNK_BYTES serialized entries.302302  *     Tombstones ride the last entries frame when no duress follows.303303  *   - If duressSlot is set, one extra frame after the entries carrying only304- *     the duress slot (entries: {}, tombstones: tombstone map, duress_slot).305- *     This moves duress off the entries frame so a sizeable sealed duress306- *     vault can no longer push the entries frame raw bytes over307- *     SNAPSHOT_FRAME_WIRE_CEILING (768 KiB).304+ *     the duress slot (entries: empty, tombstones: tombstone map,305+ *     duress_slot: duressSlot). This moves duress off the entries frame so a306+ *     sizeable sealed duress vault can no longer push the entries frame raw307+ *     bytes over SNAPSHOT_FRAME_WIRE_CEILING (768 KiB).308308  *309- * Backward compat: pre-v4.6.4 senders put `duress_slot` on the entries final310- * chunk. Receivers tolerate both shapes because `receiveVaultSnapshot` reads311- * `duress_slot` off any chunk (a duress-only frame has empty312- * entries/tombstones which merge as a no-op).309+ * Frame budget (MAX_SNAPSHOT_CHUNKS = 200):310+ *   - When duress is configured, ONE of the 200 frames is reserved for the311+ *     duress slot. The entries cap is MAX_SNAPSHOT_CHUNKS - 1 = 199 entries312+ *     chunks; excess entries are deferred to the sync fallback pipeline (sync313+ *     carries entries and tombstones, so this is a graceful truncation).314+ *     This reservation is REQUIRED: ordinary sync does NOT carry duress315+ *     (vault.test.ts:158-179 test-locks duress as non-syncing), so silently316+ *     dropping a duress frame at the cap would leave the adopted device317+ *     permanently without its duress vault. We prioritize duress delivery318+ *     over completeness of entries (the latter is recoverable via sync).313319  *314- * If the vault needs more than MAX_SNAPSHOT_CHUNKS - 1 entries chunks (i.e.315- * the duress frame would push chunk_count over the 200-chunk ceiling), the316- * duress frame is dropped and the fallback sync pipeline fills the duress317- * slot later (graceful degradation, never blocks adoption).320+ * Oversized duress: duress that itself exceeds SNAPSHOT_FRAME_WIRE_CEILING321+ * (e.g. a ≥768 KiB sealed duress) is rejected with a thrown error BEFORE the322+ * first duress frame is sent. This is a hard stop — the caller must split323+ * the duress payload out of band. We do not silently truncate duress; sync324+ * cannot restore it.325+ *326+ * Backward compat: pre-v4.6.4 senders put `duress_slot` on the entries327+ * final chunk. Receivers tolerate both shapes because `receiveVaultSnapshot`328+ * reads `duress_slot` off any chunk (a duress-only frame has empty329+ * entries/tombstones which merge as a no-op).318330  */319331 export async function sendVaultSnapshot(320332   channel: PairingTransport,@@ -322,6 +334,12 @@322334   tombstones: Record<string, number>,323335   duressSlot: string | null = null,324336 ): Promise<void> {337+  const includeDuress = !!duressSlot;338+  // Reserve one frame for duress when configured so duress is never silently339+  // dropped at the cap; ordinary sync does NOT carry duress, so dropping a340+  // duress frame would orphan the adopted device's duress vault.341+  const entryCap = includeDuress ? MAX_SNAPSHOT_CHUNKS - 1 : MAX_SNAPSHOT_CHUNKS;342+325343   const chunks: Array<Record<string, string>> = [];326344   let current: Record<string, string> = {};327345   let currentBytes = 2; // "{}"@@ -341,12 +359,8 @@341359   }342360   chunks.push(current);343361 344-  const entriesChunkCount = Math.min(chunks.length, MAX_SNAPSHOT_CHUNKS);345-  const includeDuress = !!duressSlot;346-  // ponytail: cap total chunks to MAX_SNAPSHOT_CHUNKS; if duress would push347-  // us over, drop the duress frame and let sync fill the duress slot later.348-  const duressFits = entriesChunkCount < MAX_SNAPSHOT_CHUNKS;349-  const sendDuress = includeDuress && duressFits;362+  const entriesChunkCount = Math.min(chunks.length, entryCap);363+  const sendDuress = includeDuress;350364   const totalChunks = entriesChunkCount + (sendDuress ? 1 : 0);351365 352366   for (let index = 0; index < entriesChunkCount; index++) {@@ -364,6 +378,22 @@364378   }365379 366380   if (sendDuress) {381+    // Pre-check: a single duress frame that exceeds the wire ceiling cannot be382+    // sent and would fail the receiver's size check. Throw loudly so the383+    // caller can split duress out of band instead of triggering a silent384+    // "adoption succeeded but duress vanished" path. Sync cannot recover385+    // duress — the spec is a hard stop.386+    const duressEnvelope = JSON.stringify({387+      type: "ADOPT_SNAPSHOT",388+      chunk_index: entriesChunkCount,389+      chunk_count: totalChunks,390+      entries: {},391+      tombstones,392+      duress_slot: duressSlot,393+    });394+    if (new TextEncoder().encode(duressEnvelope).length > SNAPSHOT_FRAME_WIRE_CEILING) {395+      throw new Error("ADOPT_SNAPSHOT_DURESS_FRAME_TOO_LARGE");396+    }367397     await sendFrame(channel, {368398       type: "ADOPT_SNAPSHOT",369399       chunk_index: entriesChunkCount,

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