Proof: fence transition kernel and LEM-FENCE-NORMALIZATION-PRESERVES-REGIONS (#486)

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Closes #486.

Summary

Extracts the fence classification every pass depends on into a pure transition
kernel, routes the streaming tracker through it, makes the compression rewrite
decision a pure function of (opening state, line), and machine-checks the
region-preservation theorem against that same production body.

The classification now answers one question per line — Delim, Literal, or
Prose — from fence_step, a pure function of pre-parsed line features and the
previous state. FenceTracker's public API is unchanged; observe_parsed now
calls the kernel rather than owning a second copy of the rules.

What is proved, and what is not

LEM-FENCE-NORMALIZATION-PRESERVES-REGIONS is stated one-sidedly: over the
lines a delimiter-compression pass leaves alone, no line moves between the
literal and prose regions. The symmetric claim — that every line keeps its
closer status — is false, and the verifier is what caught it: a tilde line
closes a tilde opener but cannot close the three-backtick opener the pass writes
in its place. The pass is nonetheless entitled to respell that line, so the two
runs legitimately disagree about delimiter identity. Nothing but a prover would
have said so, and the theorem was restated over the lines the pass actually
preserves.

Residual boundary, recorded in docs/verification.md rather than hidden: the
regex-facing recognition (features_of_line, classify_regions) is excluded
from the Verus build, so the claims hold for pre-parsed line features, not for
the parse that produces them. That is the same boundary the existing classifier
uses. The compress_fences pass itself is not proved; what is proved is the
predicate it consults and the region-level consequence of consulting it
correctly, with an executable corpus sweep as the bridge.

Evidence

• make verus: 81 verified, 0 errors.
• make verus-fence-mutation: drops the marker-character check from the closing
  rule and requires Verus to reject the proof for the intended reason — the
  output must name both postcondition not satisfied and the falsified
  contract, so a parse error cannot satisfy the gate.
• tests/fence_regions.rs: replays the argument over every fixture in
  tests/data/ plus whole-file documents that reach the unclosed-fence path.
• Non-vacuity: lemma_witness_interior_is_literal exhibits a witness satisfying
  the main lemma's hypotheses and pins the resulting region sequence;
  lemma_witness_conflict_is_rejected proves the guard fires on the compress_fences rewrites an unmatched longer opener so an interior shorter fence closes the block #480 shape.
• make check-fmt, make verus, make verus-selftest, make verus-mutation,
  and make verus-fence-mutation all pass locally at c9ea885.

Known blocker at time of opening

make lint, make typecheck, and make test could not be run locally. The
shared Cargo package-cache lock is held in a closed wait cycle inside one other
agent's process tree — the exclusive-lock holder is parked in do_wait, its
child in futex_wait_queue, and that child's own cargo job in
locks_lock_inode_wait on the lock its grandparent holds. CPU counters are flat
across a 100-minute sample and no rustc has run for the whole period; 46
processes are queued behind it. --offline still contends for the same lock, so
there is no supported route around it, and clearing it means killing another
agent's job. The three gates are therefore delegated to CI, which runs all three
on pull requests. No gate has been observed to fail on this commit.

References

• Lody session: https://lody.ai/leynos/sessions/839f4ab1-b552-4626-a17d-04b49e2a92ae

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Summary by Sourcery

Unify fence classification and delimiter-compression safety around a verified transition kernel, proving and testing that normalization preserves literal and prose regions.

New Features:

• Add a pure fence transition kernel and public batch region classifier that consistently classify lines as delimiters, literals, or prose.
• Add machine-checked proofs and mutation testing for fence transitions and one-sided region preservation during delimiter normalization.
• Add corpus-wide regression coverage for balanced and unclosed fenced documents.,

Bug Fixes:

• Prevent fence compression from changing fenced payload lines into rewritable prose when interior delimiters conflict with the normalized opener.
• Keep streaming fence tracking and compression decisions aligned with the same line classification rules.

Enhancements:

• Refactor fence tracking and compression decisions to share production-used transition logic and parsed line features.
• Expand verification documentation and user-facing API documentation for fence region classification.

Build:

• Add a Make target for the fence-specific Verus mutation check and update shared verification-kernel tooling.

Documentation:

• Document the fence kernel's verification boundary, preservation theorem, mutation gate, and batch classification API.

Tests:

• Add kernel witness tests, transition logging coverage, corpus-wide region equality checks, and literal-content preservation checks.

Chores:

• Rename and generalize the shared verified-kernel macro module.

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Summary

• Route FenceTracker through a pure fence-classification kernel without changing its public API. The kernel classifies lines as delimiters, literal content or prose, and handles explicit and implicit fence closure.
• Use kernel features to make compression decisions from the opening state and line features. Flag rewrites that could change a line’s region.
• Add a Verus specification and prove one-sided preservation of interior regions when its stated preconditions hold. The proof uses pre-parsed line features; it does not prove text recognition or compress_fences itself. The symmetric closer-preservation claim is not established.
• Add corpus tests for region preservation and literal-line content, plus a mutation gate that checks whether removing the marker-character comparison causes verification to fail.
• Document the proof scope, assumptions and verification ledger in the new ExecPlan and the verification ledger. The work addresses issue #486.

Validation

The change adds corpus sweeps and Verus proof checks. The supplied evidence does not establish their results or report current review-finding counts.

Walkthrough

The change adds a shared fence-classification kernel and connects it to fence tracking and delimiter compression. It also adds Verus specifications and proofs, regression and corpus tests, and mutation-check tooling with supporting documentation.

Changes

Fence classification and compression

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Shared fence kernel and tracker integration src/wrap/fence/kernel.rs, src/wrap/fence.rs, src/wrap.rs, src/wrap/tests/fence_tracker.rs, proptest-regressions/wrap/tests/fence_tracker.txt	The kernel classifies fence lines and document regions. FenceTracker uses its transitions, and the fence API exposes batch classification and supporting types. Tests cover tracker features, region classification and compression predicates.
Compression and corpus regression tests src/fences/compress.rs, tests/fence_regions.rs	Compression uses the opener state and region-change predicate from the kernel. Tests check region and line-count preservation, literal payload retention and formatter output across fixtures.
Verus specification and production-kernel wiring verus/fence_spec.rs, verus/lib.rs, src/verified_kernel_macros.rs, src/classify_kernel.rs	The Verus specification describes fence transitions, regions and compression predicates. Proofs establish region preservation under stated conditions and include witness cases.
Mutation gates and verification record scripts/check-fence-mutation.sh, scripts/check-classifier-mutation.sh, Makefile, .gitignore, docs/verification.md, docs/execplans/*	The new fence mutation gate checks for a failed closing-fence contract after removing marker comparison. The classifier mutation setup, Make target, ignore rule and verification records are updated.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
  participant FenceTracker
  participant fence_step
  participant compress_fences
  FenceTracker->>fence_step: Pass parsed line features
  fence_step-->>FenceTracker: Return next state and region
  FenceTracker-->>compress_fences: Provide observation and line features
  compress_fences->>compression_changes_region: Check the opener against an interior line

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Priority: ➖ Normal

Change: Refactor

Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to 6f9ec

The change is mergeable with bounded follow-up on regression coverage and proof documentation. Confirm the intended fixture set before treating skipped files as a coverage failure.

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❌ Failed checks (1 error, 3 warnings)

Check name	Status	Explanation	Resolution
Unit Architecture	❌ Error	The new corpus test hides environmental read failures. In tests/fence_regions.rs, data_files returns an empty or partial corpus when read_dir or an entry fails (lines 64-81), and both corpus s…	Make fixture discovery and reads explicitly fallible. Return Result<Vec<PathBuf>, io::Error> from data_files, propagate read_dir and directory-entry errors instead of using else { return } and entries.flatten(), and return errors …
Linked Issues check	⚠️ Warning	Implement the verified transition kernel and its deterministic sequence classifier for pre-parsed LineFeatures. The production kernel carries Verus postconditions, regions has a loop invariant, an…	Extend the formal result to the compress_fences boundary, or document an explicit accepted proof boundary in #486. Establish cross-pass agreement for every fence-skipping consumer by sharing the classifier or by adding executable equivale…
User-Facing Documentation	⚠️ Warning	The pull request adds the public mdtablefix::wrap::{classify_regions, Region} API, but docs/users-guide.md is unchanged and contains no documentation for either item. The source comments provide R…	Add a classify_regions section to the Library API notes in docs/users-guide.md. Document the accepted line input, the one-result-per-line contract, and the meanings of Region::Delim, Region::Literal, and Region::Prose. Include a s…
Developer Documentation	⚠️ Warning	The pull request introduces a documented proof ledger and ExecPlan, but it does not update docs/developers-guide.md. The code adds the src/wrap/fence/kernel.rs abstraction, public Region and `cl…	Update docs/developers-guide.md to describe the fence kernel, its public and internal APIs, the pre-parsed LineFeatures recognition boundary, FenceTracker routing, compression decisions, and make verus-fence-mutation. Correct the re…

✅ Passed checks (11 passed)

Check name	Status	Explanation
Title check	✅ Passed	Accept the title: it accurately describes the fence transition kernel and region-preservation proof, and it references issue #486.
Description check	✅ Passed	Accept the description: it directly explains the kernel extraction, compression changes, Verus proof scope, tests, verification gates, and known limitations.
Out of Scope Changes check	✅ Passed	Keep the mutation gates, regression seed, verification ledger, ExecPlan, and corpus tests. They support the #486 kernel and region-preservation objectives. The Makefile and .gitignore changes suppor…
Docstring Coverage	✅ Passed	Docstring coverage is 92.11% which is sufficient. The required threshold is 80.00%. Docstring coverage is scoped to functions touched by this diff. Analyzed 38 functions across 12 files. (5 skipped: 5…
Testing (Overall)	✅ Passed	The pull request adds substantive coverage for the changed fence behaviour. src/wrap/tests/fence_tracker.rs retains broad tracker tests, property tests for marker, length, depth, implicit close and …
Module-Level Documentation	✅ Passed	Accept the module-level documentation. Every changed Rust module has module documentation that states its purpose and use. src/wrap/fence/kernel.rs and verus/fence_spec.rs also document their rela…
Testing (Unit And Behavioural)	✅ Passed	Pass this check. Additions cover meaningful local behaviour and edge cases: marker family, marker length, blockquote depth, implicit closure, info strings, non-ASCII trailing characters, literal paylo…
Testing (Property / Proof)	✅ Passed	Accept the check. The changed FenceTracker path is covered by existing proptest! cases over marker family, run length, quote depth, nesting, and info strings, with a new saved regression seed. The…
Testing (Compile-Time / Ui)	✅ Passed	Pass this check. The pull request adds no Rust or TypeScript compile-fail/UI diagnostic contract. Its Verus proof is covered by the language-specific make verus gate and the targeted `verus-fence-mu…
Domain Architecture	✅ Passed	Keep the change. The new src/wrap/fence/kernel.rs isolates fence policy in pure functions over FenceState, LineFeatures, and Region. It has no filesystem, environment, transport, persistence, …
Observability	✅ Passed	Pass this check. The PR changes fence classification and compression behaviour, but it retains structured, content-free tracing at fence state transitions. FenceTracker reports open, `matching_clo…

Full details: Linked Issues check

Explanation

Implement the verified transition kernel and its deterministic sequence classifier for pre-parsed LineFeatures. The production kernel carries Verus postconditions, regions has a loop invariant, and the witness and mutation checks support [#486]. The formal normalisation lemma is conditional on pre-parsed interior features and permitted rewrites. It does not prove regions(compress_fences(ls)) == regions(ls) for arbitrary source line sequences or prove compress_fences itself. The corpus and unclosed-document tests provide executable evidence, not that missing universal proof. The available summary also does not establish that every listed fence-skipping pass consumes this classifier or has an equivalence proof.

Resolution

Extend the formal result to the compress_fences boundary, or document an explicit accepted proof boundary in #486. Establish cross-pass agreement for every fence-skipping consumer by sharing the classifier or by adding executable equivalence checks and ledger entries. Keep regex recognition as an explicit external contract if it remains outside Verus.

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Explanation

The pull request adds the public mdtablefix::wrap::{classify_regions, Region} API, but docs/users-guide.md is unchanged and contains no documentation for either item. The source comments provide Rust API documentation, but they do not satisfy the required user-guide documentation for library API consumers. The existing --fences behaviour is documented, but the new public classification interface is not.

Resolution

Add a classify_regions section to the Library API notes in docs/users-guide.md. Document the accepted line input, the one-result-per-line contract, and the meanings of Region::Delim, Region::Literal, and Region::Prose. Include a short Rust usage example and explain that the function uses the same fence recognition semantics as FenceTracker, including blockquote depth and bare closing-marker rules.

Full details: Developer Documentation

Explanation

The pull request introduces a documented proof ledger and ExecPlan, but it does not update docs/developers-guide.md. The code adds the src/wrap/fence/kernel.rs abstraction, public Region and classify_regions re-exports, the compression_changes_region boundary, and the verus-fence-mutation build gate. The unchanged guide still describes the older fence architecture and still references the renamed src/classify_kernel_macros.rs file instead of src/verified_kernel_macros.rs. The new ExecPlan is also inconsistent: its progress list marks M5 complete, but the M5 section still contains the unfinished instruction to update documentation and open a draft PR, and its revision note does not record the completed work.

Resolution

Update docs/developers-guide.md to describe the fence kernel, its public and internal APIs, the pre-parsed LineFeatures recognition boundary, FenceTracker routing, compression decisions, and make verus-fence-mutation. Correct the renamed macro path. Update the relevant architecture or design document and its index if required. Complete the ExecPlan M5 section, record the actual documentation and gate results, and add a revision entry so the plan has one consistent completed status.

Full details: Unit Architecture

Explanation

The new corpus test hides environmental read failures. In tests/fence_regions.rs, data_files returns an empty or partial corpus when read_dir or an entry fails (lines 64-81), and both corpus sweeps skip fs::read and UTF-8 conversion failures (lines 100-107 and 211-219). The tests can therefore pass after silently omitting fixtures. This makes filesystem fallibility less visible and weakens the claimed whole-corpus boundary. The production fence queries and state mutation remain clearly separated; the failure is introduced by the new test boundary.

Resolution

Make fixture discovery and reads explicitly fallible. Return Result<Vec<PathBuf>, io::Error> from data_files, propagate read_dir and directory-entry errors instead of using else { return } and entries.flatten(), and return errors for fs::read and UTF-8 conversion failures instead of skipping files. Propagate these errors from both tests with path context. Keep the external formatter invocation behind the existing Result boundary.

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Reviewer's Guide

The PR centralizes fence classification and compression safety in a shared production transition kernel, routes existing tracking and rewriting through it, and verifies the kernel plus a one-sided region-preservation theorem with Verus, mutation testing, witnesses, and corpus-wide executable checks. Recognition remains outside the proof boundary, and the full lint/typecheck/test gates were not run locally because of a shared Cargo cache lock.

Sequence diagram for shared fence transition and compression decisions

sequenceDiagram
    participant Line as Source line
    participant Tracker as FenceTracker
    participant Kernel as fence_step
    participant Compression as compress_fences

    Line->>Tracker: observe_source_fence(line)
    Tracker->>Kernel: fence_step(state, features)
    Kernel-->>Tracker: next state, Region
    Tracker-->>Compression: observation and features
    Compression->>Kernel: compression_changes_region(opening, features)
    Kernel-->>Compression: preserve or compress decision
    Compression->>Compression: opening_rewrite(conflict)

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State diagram for the fence transition kernel

stateDiagram-v2
    [*] --> Prose
    Prose --> Open: fence-shaped line
    Open --> Literal: non-closing line
    Literal --> Literal: interior line
    Open --> Prose: matching close
    Literal --> Prose: matching close
    Open --> Open: incompatible delimiter
    Literal --> Open: depth drops below opener and line opens fence
    Prose --> Prose: non-fence line

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File-Level Changes

Change	Details	Files
Extract the shared fence classification rules into a production pure transition kernel and route streaming tracking through it.	Introduced Region, FenceState, LineFeatures, fence_step, and whole-document region classification. Moved fence transition decisions out of FenceTracker::observe_parsed while preserving its public API and tracing behaviour. Kept regex-based feature recognition outside the Verus boundary and documented the pre-parsed-feature contract.	src/wrap/fence/kernel.rs src/wrap/fence.rs src/wrap.rs src/verified_kernel_macros.rs src/classify_kernel.rs
Make fence compression safety decisions derive from the same kernel predicates used for classification.	Replaced duplicated marker-conflict logic with the pure compression_changes_region predicate. Represented pending blocks with kernel opener state and applied the shared decision in both matched and unmatched flush paths. Centralised delimiter rewrite strategy selection while retaining the existing compression semantics.	src/fences/compress.rs
Add machine-checked specifications and proofs for transition correctness and one-sided region preservation.	Included the production fence kernel directly in the Verus harness via #[path]. Proved kernel refinements, rewrite safety, state preservation, and LEM-FENCE-NORMALIZATION-PRESERVES-REGIONS. Added non-vacuity witnesses and documented why the stronger symmetric closer-status theorem is false.	verus/fence_spec.rs verus/lib.rs docs/verification.md
Add executable regression and corpus evidence for region preservation and mutation resistance.	Added unit witnesses for nested or incompatible fence markers and compression conflicts. Swept the fixture corpus plus unclosed-fence documents for region equality and literal-line preservation. Added a Verus fence mutation gate that verifies weakening the marker-family check is rejected for the intended contract.	src/wrap/tests/fence_tracker.rs tests/fence_regions.rs scripts/check-fence-mutation.sh scripts/check-classifier-mutation.sh Makefile proptest-regressions/wrap/tests/fence_tracker.txt
Record the implementation plan and verification boundary.	Added the issue-specific ExecPlan covering kernel extraction, compression integration, proofs, corpus tests, and residual limitations. Recorded new verification ledger claims and the regex-recognition boundary.	docs/execplans/issue-486-proof-fence-transition-kernel-and-lem-fence-normalization-preserves-regions.md docs/verification.md

Assessment against linked issues

Issue	Objective	Addressed	Explanation
#486	Prove that the fence transition kernel exactly implements its specification and that folding the transition over a sequence deterministically classifies each line as Delim, Literal, or Prose.	✅
#486	Prove that fence compression preserves payload-line regions for every line sequence, while allowing explicitly permitted delimiter rewriting.	❌	The PR explicitly narrows the theorem to one-sided preservation over lines that the compression pass leaves unchanged. It does not prove the full theorem over arbitrary line sequences or prove the compress_fences implementation itself; regex-based feature recognition is also outside the Verus proof boundary. The corpus tests provide executable evidence but do not replace the requested general proof.
#486	Ensure all passes that skip fenced content use the shared fence classification kernel or provide an equivalent, verified classification.	✅

Possibly linked issues

• Proof: fence transition kernel and LEM-FENCE-NORMALIZATION-PRESERVES-REGIONS #486: The PR directly addresses Proof: fence transition kernel and LEM-FENCE-NORMALIZATION-PRESERVES-REGIONS #486 by extracting the fence kernel and proving guarded region preservation under compression.
• Proof: fence transition kernel and LEM-FENCE-NORMALIZATION-PRESERVES-REGIONS #486: The PR directly implements issue Proof: fence transition kernel and LEM-FENCE-NORMALIZATION-PRESERVES-REGIONS #486's fence transition kernel and proves LEM-FENCE-NORMALIZATION-PRESERVES-REGIONS.

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@docs/execplans/issue-486-proof-fence-transition-kernel-and-lem-fence-normalization-preserves-regions.md:
- Around line 373-378: Update obligations 3 and 4 in the proof plan to match the
delivered proof: state obligation 3 as the one-sided non-closing
guarded-interior lemma over parsed LineFeatures, with both runs classifying the
line as Literal, and retain the mutation-gate requirement for the marker check.
Scope obligation 4 to pre-parsed block bodies whose lines satisfy the
compression guard; describe complete-pass equality as executable corpus evidence
from M4, not a general Verus theorem, and retain the issue #480 corpus test.

Review comments at @tests/fence_regions.rs:
- Around line 96-108: Update assert_regions_preserved to record paths whose
reads fail or whose contents are not UTF-8, then assert that no fixtures were
skipped after the sweep; apply the same handling to the corresponding loop
around normalize_fixture_regions.
- Around line 237-247: Update the literal-line preservation check in the test to
classify output lines with classify_regions, filter to Region::Literal, and
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