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SummaryAdd reusable, instrumented benchmarks for the four runtime hot paths in issue Provide timing and allocation benchmark targets through Record machine and measurement conditions, baseline captures, and interpretation limits. Report the observed pool stall as no longer reproducible in the recorded experiments; do not treat it as fixed. Make no ownership-topology change. ValidationThe PR description reports WalkthroughAdds reproducible timing, allocation and contention benchmarks for actor draining, push sends, connection startup and client-pool acquisition. Adds task-churn and push-wait instrumentation, shared startup test helpers, benchmark tests and baseline documentation. ChangesRuntime ownership baselines
Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Criterion
participant measure_pool_acquisition
participant PoolHarness
participant WireframeClientPool
Criterion->>measure_pool_acquisition: submit workload and iteration count
measure_pool_acquisition->>PoolHarness: build and warm pool
PoolHarness->>WireframeClientPool: acquire and release leases
PoolHarness-->>measure_pool_acquisition: return duration, task counts and churn
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| User-Facing Documentation |  |
The pull request adds user-facing public APIs without documenting them in docs/users-guide.md. PoolTaskChurn and PoolTaskChurnObserver are re-exported from wireframe::client (`src/client/mod.r… |
Update docs/users-guide.md in the Client pools and Push queues sections. Document task_churn_observer, PoolTaskChurnObserver::snapshot, the per-pool scheduler_spawns and capacity_waits counters, and snapshot deltas. Document `wait… |
| Developer Documentation | |
The developer guide documents the new runtime-ownership benchmark helpers, feature gate, benchmark command, timing/allocation targets, and contended-pool reporting at `docs/developers-guide.md:1055-10… | Update the execplan entry at lines 338-343 to a completed [x] item. Record the actual completion date and the corrected baseline details, then verify that no other unchecked item contradicts the final documentation. |
| Testing (Property / Proof) | |
A property test is warranted for the new contended-latency distribution, but the pull request uses only fixed examples. ContendedLatency::push_sample maintains sorted order for arbitrary insertion o… |
Add a proptest test for ContendedLatency in wireframe_testing/src/runtime_ownership_benchmarks/client_pool_benchmark_support/measurement/distribution/tests.rs. Generate bounded vectors of arbitrary durations in arbitrary insertion ord… |
| Testing (Compile-Time / Ui) | |
The pull request adds a new compile-time feature boundary without trybuild coverage. wireframe_testing/Cargo.toml:13-18 defines runtime-benchmarks, and wireframe_testing/src/lib.rs:32-33 conditi… |
Add trybuild coverage for the new public compile-time surface. Include a feature-enabled pass case that imports the runtime-ownership modules and APIs, and a feature-disabled compile-fail case that attempts the gated import. Run both cases … |
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Check name Status Explanation Title check The title clearly describes the runtime ownership and task-churn baseline work and references issue #639.Description check The description directly explains the benchmark helpers, baselines, scope, validation, reproduction commands and related issue. Linked Issues check Treat #639as the active direct requirement. Accept the implementation because it provides reusable harnesses for all four hot paths. The actor harness covers disabled, pre-run cancellation, and durin…Out of Scope Changes check Keep the changes within #639. The pool-local churn counters, push wait counters, dead-letter state extraction, scheduler test relocation, shared startup helpers, benchmark targets, tests, and document…Docstring Coverage Docstring coverage is 94.12% which is sufficient. The required threshold is 80.00%. Docstring coverage is scoped to functions touched by this diff. Analyzed 289 functions across 48 files. (6 skipped: … Testing (Overall) Accept the test coverage as substantive and behaviour-focused. The new runtime helpers are exercised through real asynchronous workloads, not mocks: startup tests assert exact factory and transformati… Module-Level Documentation All changed Rust module files carry module-level //!documentation. The new benchmark support hierarchy documents its purpose, measurement utility, entry points and relationships between workload, m…Testing (Unit And Behavioural) PASS — The change adds meaningful local tests for validation, zero-iteration behaviour, error paths, scenario invariants, percentile arithmetic, scheduler ownership, push outcomes, and pool churn. Evi… Unit Architecture PASS — The change preserves the query/command boundary. Snapshot APIs such as PoolTaskChurnObserver::snapshot,PushHandle::wait_counters, andConnectionStartupInstrumentation::snapshotonly load…Domain Architecture Accept the change for Domain Architecture. The pull request does not add or alter domain-model code. Production changes stay within client-pool and push-queue infrastructure, where PoolTaskChurn, `P…Observability Pass the observability check. Expose bounded, pool-scoped churn counters for scheduler spawns and capacity waits ( src/client/pool/churn.rs:39-73,151-179) and increment them at the relevant wait a…
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Explanation
The pull request adds user-facing public APIs without documenting them in
docs/users-guide.md.PoolTaskChurnandPoolTaskChurnObserverare re-exported fromwireframe::client(src/client/mod.rs:45-53), andWireframeClientPool::task_churn_observerexposes per-pool scheduler and capacity-wait observations (src/client/pool/client_pool.rs:119-154).PushWaitCountersis re-exported fromwireframe::push(src/push/mod.rs:23-32), andPushHandle::wait_countersexposes awaited capacity probes and waits (src/push/queues/handle.rs:218-236). The existing pool and push sections are in the user guide (docs/users-guide.md:1640-1738and2118-2152), but the guide contains no references to these APIs or their semantics. The pull request does not change the user guide. The developers' guide and Rustdoc do not satisfy the explicit user's-guide requirement.Resolution
Update
docs/users-guide.mdin the Client pools and Push queues sections. Documenttask_churn_observer,PoolTaskChurnObserver::snapshot, the per-poolscheduler_spawnsandcapacity_waitscounters, and snapshot deltas. Documentwait_counters,PushWaitCounters::since,capacity_probes, andawaited_capacity_waits, including the difference between awaited back-pressure andreported_queue_full. Add a short signpost to the applicable n+1 migration guide,docs/v0-3-0-to-v0-4-0-migration-guide.md, because the check requires new functionality to be signposted there.
Full details: Developer Documentation
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Explanation
The developer guide documents the new runtime-ownership benchmark helpers, feature gate, benchmark command, timing/allocation targets, and contended-pool reporting at
docs/developers-guide.md:1055-1070. However, the new execplan is not up to date:docs/execplans/issue-639-establish-runtime-ownership-and-task-churn-baselines.md:338-343still has an unchecked task to updatedocs/runtime-ownership-baselines.md, while the same plan records the corrected baseline as complete at lines 2460-2464 and the baseline document contains the corrected capture at lines 117-124. This violates the requirement that a new execplan reflect completed progress.
Full details: Testing (Property / Proof)
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Explanation
A property test is warranted for the new contended-latency distribution, but the pull request uses only fixed examples.
ContendedLatency::push_samplemaintains sorted order for arbitrary insertion order, andpercentilemaps every non-empty sample count to a nearest-rank index (wireframe_testing/src/runtime_ownership_benchmarks/client_pool_benchmark_support/measurement/distribution/mod.rs:79-89, 180-225). The tests cover only one three-value ordering, sample counts 1–3 for the median, and one ten-value p90 case (.../measurement/distribution/tests.rs:44-107). The invariant spans many orderings and lengths, so the small table does not give sufficient coverage. The new integration-test module explicitly choosesrstestinstead of property tests (tests/runtime_ownership_benchmark_helpers.rs:1-13).Resolution
Add a
proptesttest forContendedLatencyinwireframe_testing/src/runtime_ownership_benchmarks/client_pool_benchmark_support/measurement/distribution/tests.rs. Generate bounded vectors of arbitrary durations in arbitrary insertion order. Assert that stored samples are sorted and preserve the generated multiset, thatmin,max, median, and p90 match a simple sorted-vector nearest-rank model for every non-empty length, and that failure counts remain exact while retained messages remain capped. Addproptesttowireframe_testingdevelopment dependencies, or place the test in a package that already declares it. Keep the existing finite enum and boundary-case tests.
Full details: Testing (Compile-Time / Ui)
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Explanation
The pull request adds a new compile-time feature boundary without trybuild coverage.
wireframe_testing/Cargo.toml:13-18definesruntime-benchmarks, andwireframe_testing/src/lib.rs:32-33conditionally exposesruntime_ownership_benchmarks. The existing trybuild runner intests/compile_error.rs:4-13covers olderwireframecontracts only. The new integration tests compile with the feature enabled throughCargo.toml:65, so they do not verify the feature-off boundary or a compile-fail contract. The workload labels have focused semantic checks and deterministic doctest examples; the dynamic benchmark measurements are not suitable for snapshots.Resolution
Add trybuild coverage for the new public compile-time surface. Include a feature-enabled pass case that imports the runtime-ownership modules and APIs, and a feature-disabled compile-fail case that attempts the gated import. Run both cases in the corresponding
wireframe_testingfeature configurations and commit the expected diagnostics. Add focused snapshots only for stable label output if exact label compatibility is part of the contract; exclude durations, allocation counts, timestamps and other nondeterministic benchmark output.
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**Correct the `PushMeasurement::drained` field doc.**
The doc says `drained` is "non-zero only for the uncontended scenarios". That is false:
- `send_drained` reports `received` for `DrainedHigh` and `DrainedLow`.
- `send_backpressure` reports `received` for `BackpressureHigh`.
- The tests assert `drained == sends` for both regimes.
Only the overflow scenarios report zero. This is a public field, so callers read this contract.
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<summary>📝 Proposed doc fix</summary>
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- /// Frames a consumer received; non-zero only for the uncontended scenarios.
+ /// Frames a consumer received; zero only for the overflow scenarios, whose
+ /// queues are deliberately never drained.
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Remove the warm-up churn from the measured counters.
PoolHarness::measure seeds the accumulator with PhaseOutcome::seed(0, self.warmup_churn, alive_tasks()). PhaseOutcome::accumulate then adds each phase onto that running churn. As a result, PoolMeasurement::scheduler_spawns and PoolMeasurement::capacity_waits always include the warm-up acquire/release.
This breaks two things:
- The module docs disagree with the code.
client_pool_benchmark_support/mod.rsLines 54-59 state that warm-up is "excluded from the timing, the counters, and the live-task bracket". The code adds it to the counters. - One test assertion proves nothing.
uncontended_acquisition_spawns_at_least_one_scheduler_task(case(1, 1)) and the>= 1check inuncontended_acquisition_does_not_spawn_pool_scheduler_tasksboth pass on the warm-up spawn alone. A regression that stops the measured burst from reachingkickwould not fail them.
The double counting also skews the recorded results:
- The upper bound
<= 2 * acquisitionsis charged one extra spawn. - Each Criterion
iter_customcall charges the warm-up churn again. - The recorded baseline figures "1, 1, 2" therefore cannot be separated from warm-up.
Seed with zero churn. If the warm-up figure is still wanted, report it separately, in the same way construction is reported separately from elapsed.
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- let mut totals = PhaseOutcome::seed(0, self.warmup_churn, alive_tasks()); + // Warm-up churn is outside every counted window, as the module docs state. + let mut totals = PhaseOutcome::seed(0, PoolTaskChurn::default(), alive_tasks());
Then do the following:
- Remove the
warmup_churnfield, or expose it as a separatePoolMeasurementfield. - Update the
PhaseOutcome::seeddoc inphase.rs. - Re-capture the spawn figures quoted in
docs/runtime-ownership-baselines.md.
- Remove the
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This file has 416 lines. The path instruction for **/*.rs states: "Files must not exceed 400 lines in length — Large modules must be decomposed." Move the contended-burst cases and contended_burst_with_retry into a sibling tests/contended.rs submodule.
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Rename the test so its name matches its assertion.
The test is named uncontended_acquisition_does_not_spawn_pool_scheduler_tasks, but it asserts measurement.scheduler_spawns >= 1. The module comment at Lines 498-503 states that the contract is a bound, not a zero. A reader who scans test names gets the opposite of the pinned contract.
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-fn uncontended_acquisition_does_not_spawn_pool_scheduler_tasks(#[case] pool_size: usize) { +fn uncontended_acquisition_spawns_a_bounded_number_of_scheduler_tasks(#[case] pool_size: usize) {
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Report the awaited wait counters for the push scenarios.
The comment states that awaited_capacity_waits is "Reported through the throughput event below rather than discarded". No such event exists. time_push only passes the value to black_box and returns elapsed. The drained scenarios exist to report this count:
PushScenario::DrainedHighdoc: "the wait counters are reported rather than asserted".- Line 210 of this file: "the reported wait count says whether it did".
As written, the drained_*_capacity_64_sends_1024 rows publish a timing, but nothing records whether that timing measured the fast path or the parked path.
Emit a tracing::info! event per workload with awaited_capacity_waits and capacity_probes, in the same way the contended pool observation is emitted. Emit it once per workload, not once per Criterion iteration. For example, take one measure_push(workload, 1) reading in push_scope before registering the group.
🐛 Proposed shape
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- // Reported through the throughput event below rather than discarded: for the - // awaited scenarios this is what says whether the run measured the queue - // send path or the back-pressure path, and the two are not comparable. - black_box(measurement.awaited_capacity_waits); + black_box(measurement.awaited_capacity_waits);
/// Record one push workload's wait counters as an observation. fn observe_push_waits(runtime: &Runtime, workload: PushWorkload) { let measurement = expect_bench( runtime.block_on(measure_push(workload, 1)), "push wait observation failed", ); tracing::info!( workload = %workload.label(), awaited_capacity_waits = measurement.awaited_capacity_waits, capacity_probes = measurement.capacity_probes, "push awaited-wait observation" ); }
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This file has 639 lines. Move the contended-acquisition observation (report_contended_*, observe_contended_acquisition) and the workload tables into a sibling module. One way is a #[path] module under benches/runtime_ownership_baselines/.
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Fix the broken relative link to churn.rs.
This document is docs/runtime-ownership-baselines.md. The link ../../src/client/pool/churn.rs resolves to a path above the repository root, so it is broken on GitHub. Use ../src/client/pool/churn.rs.
📝 Proposed fix
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- pool's churn. It is now [`PoolTaskChurn`](../../src/client/pool/churn.rs), + pool's churn. It is now [`PoolTaskChurn`](../src/client/pool/churn.rs),
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Correct the "two orders of magnitude" claim.
The document records these spawn counts:
- uncontended: 1–2 per burst (Line 626-628);
- contended: 16 per burst (Line 604-605).
That is roughly one order of magnitude, not two. Readers use this document as the baseline, so state the measured ratio.
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-allocation count at this scope even though it changed the spawn count by two -orders of magnitude. Both figures move between captures by more than the +allocation count at this scope even though it raised the spawn count roughly +eightfold to sixteenfold. Both figures move between captures by more than the
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Correct these measurement defects1. Exclude pool construction and transport I/O from acquisition measurements — high priorityIn In the sibling The allocation binary also counts the entire helper call. Its pool allocation count therefore includes fixture construction and connection setup. Only the task counters exclude construction. The timings and allocation counts do not. This conflicts with the issue’s instruction to keep transport I/O outside microbenchmarks except connection startup. It also invalidates attribution of the documented pool-size timing increase solely to acquisition cost. Build and warm the pool outside the timing and allocation windows. Measure acquire/drop inside those windows. Report construction costs separately if required. 2. Isolate scheduler spawn deltas — high priority
The pool tests run as ordinary parallel tests. A fresh Tokio runtime isolates runtime metrics, but it does not isolate this static counter. Another test’s scheduler spawns can inflate the measured delta and break the upper-bound assertion. Use pool-local instrumentation, or serialize every pool workload that contributes to the process-global counter within each test process. Serializing only the assertion site is insufficient. 3. Prove contention instead of inferring it from task creation — medium priorityIn A start barrier does not guarantee overlapping lease ownership or pool exhaustion. A task can complete several immediately-ready acquisitions before another task runs. The positive scheduler-spawn assertion does not prove contention either. This PR correctly demonstrates that uncontended releases also spawn scheduler tasks. Hold leases long enough to force competing acquisitions to wait. Assert an observable waiting or exhaustion event before releasing capacity. Keep scheduler spawn counts as task-churn evidence, not as proof that contention occurred. 4. Verify that the “uncontended” push path excludes backpressure — medium priorityThe timing workloads send 1,024 frames into a queue with capacity 64. The consumer runs in a separate task.
Add an observable no-backpressure condition to the uncontended scenario. Keep awaited capacity waits in a separate backpressure scenario. The existing non-blocking overflow scenarios are useful, but they do not isolate awaited backpressure. Close these completeness gaps
Retain the sound partsRetain the four fallible measurement entry points, shared workload data, separate timing and allocation binaries, and exact startup counter assertions. Retain the allocation controls. The recorded Keep the pre-existing pool defects outside this PR’s implementation scope. Documenting them and bounding hangs is appropriate. Do not treat those defects as a reason to declare missing measurements complete. Complete the measurement corrections, recapture the affected baselines, and then close You are interacting with an AI system. |
Address the seven items raised in the PR #756 review: four measurement defects and three completeness gaps. Measurement defects: - Build and warm the pool outside the timing and allocation windows, and report construction cost separately. `PoolHarness` now owns that bracket and is passed to the measuring code, so nothing inside a window can construct anything. This removes a `pool_size`-scaling TCP handshake term from every timed iteration. - Scope the churn counters to the pool rather than the process. A global `AtomicU64` gave a correct reading only when one pool was live, and the benchmark binaries run several. `PoolTaskChurnObserver` now lives in the pool's own shared state (`src/client/pool/churn.rs`), replacing `scheduler_spawns.rs`. Serializing the assertion sites would not have sufficed: the counters are read inside the measurement window. - Sample contended bursts as a distribution rather than one elapsed value, with failures counted and reported beside the successes. A failed burst is never retried into a timing sample. - Separate awaited back-pressure from the uncontended regime with an observable counter, and add an explicit no-backpressure assertion. Completeness gaps: - Refresh the current pool baseline and identify its source revision, preserving the original capture under `d28b54e`. - Justify the startup workload sizes and add a larger case. Also split `measurement/distribution.rs` into a directory module: whitaker's `module_max_lines` lint rejected the file at 450 lines against the 400 limit. The split is at the type/tests seam and changes no public surface. The recapture is confounded by machine state — the load averaged 10-15 on 24 threads from other work — so scopes whose code is byte-identical moved 1.3-2.1x between captures. No cross-capture timing delta is attributed to the correction; the bracket's existence is instead proved by a deterministic zero-iteration equality in the allocation binary. Two claims in the documentation were found to describe experiments that were never performed, and are corrected to cite the evidence actually gathered: a validation "across 20 readings" of the bracket check, and a pool allocation spread that mixed two measurement boundaries. Refs #639
Measurement corrections, recapture, and gate remediationAddressed at The four measurement defects1 — Pool built and warmed outside the timing and allocation windows. 2 — Churn counters scoped to the pool, not the process. 3 — Contended bursts sampled as a distribution. 4 — Awaited back-pressure separated from the uncontended regime. The three completeness gaps
A confound that is stated rather than hiddenThe recapture ran under a load average of 10–15 on 24 threads from other work. Two documentation claims withdrawnThe verification sweep found two statements describing experiments never
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Review comments at @benches/runtime_ownership_baselines_alloc.rs:
- Around line 676-679: Use the stable workload label as the Criterion benchmark
ID in the allocation baselines and `benchmark_arc_sensitivity`; emit the
allocation count as a structured tracing event, following the contended
observation. Update the module documentation and
`docs/runtime-ownership-baselines.md` to describe the stable IDs and
tracing-reported counts.
- Around line 108-113: Update the documentation around PUSH_QUEUE_CAPACITY and
run_measurement to state that this binary reports allocation counts only and
drops the measurement counters; clarify that the push wait counters are reported
in the timing binary, not here.
- Line 369: Update run_pool_acquisition to return the measured acquisition
Duration, starting timing after PoolHarness::build and stopping before
harness.close. Change the replay and time_iterations flow to use and sum
returned durations rather than timing the entire replay call; keep
pool_bracket_readings using run_pool_acquisition while discarding its duration.
- Around line 1-7: Split the 740-line allocation benchmark into modules under a
directory bench target, keeping each file under 400 lines. Put constants,
main(), benchmark_allocations and benchmark_arc_sensitivity in the bench root;
move AllocationScope, pool helpers and reporting, and harness verification and
arc probes into focused modules. Start each module with a //! comment and update
the existing [[bench]] entry to use the new main.rs root.
- Around line 618-625: Update count_pool_acquisition_window so the
zero-iteration allocation guard runs without concurrent allocation-capable
tasks: use a dedicated current-thread runtime for
runtime.block_on(harness.measure(0)), or ensure the entire runtime and server
are quiescent before opening the count_allocations window. Do not rely solely on
settled_alive_tasks() as a quiescence guarantee.
Review comments at @benches/runtime_ownership_baselines.rs:
- Around line 321-329: Add a per-workload observation in push_scope before
registering the Criterion group, using measure_push to obtain and emit
awaited_capacity_waits and capacity_probes via tracing::info!. Emit it once per
workload, not from time_push on every Criterion iteration; keep time_push
focused on returning the measured elapsed time.
Review comments at @docs/runtime-ownership-baselines.md:
- Line 144: Update the `PoolTaskChurn` link in the runtime ownership baselines
document to use the repository-relative path `../src/client/pool/churn.rs` so it
resolves correctly.
- Around line 641-643: Update the comparison in the paragraph around the
spawn-count discussion to replace “two orders of magnitude” with the measured
ratio: contended runs produced 16 spawns per burst versus 1–2 uncontended, or
roughly eightfold to sixteenfold. Keep the surrounding allocation-count
statement unchanged.
Review comments at @src/client/pool/churn.rs:
- Around line 54-61: Correct the spawn-count documentation near `kick` to allow
zero workers when an earlier servicing worker remains active, stating the bound
as 0..=2n or explicitly requiring the scheduler to be idle at burst start.
Update the related examples that assert `scheduler_spawns >= 1` so their
assertions match the documented condition.
Review comments at @tests/runtime_ownership_benchmark_helpers.rs:
- Line 510: Rename uncontended_acquisition_does_not_spawn_pool_scheduler_tasks
to reflect that the assertion requires at least one scheduler spawn within a
bound, not zero spawns. Keep the test’s existing assertion and behaviour
unchanged.
- Around line 154-156: Split the oversized Rust files so each remains within the
400-line limit. In tests/runtime_ownership_benchmark_helpers.rs (154-156), move
the V-O sections into sibling modules under
tests/runtime_ownership_benchmark_helpers/mod.rs and add an explicit [[test]]
target in Cargo.toml. In benches/runtime_ownership_baselines_alloc.rs (516-661),
move verify_allocation_harness, the Arc probes,
verify_pool_bracket_excludes_construction and pool_bracket_readings into a
sibling #[path] module. In benches/runtime_ownership_baselines.rs (523-602),
move the contended-acquisition reporting and workload tables into a sibling
#[path] module. In
wireframe_testing/src/runtime_ownership_benchmarks/client_pool_benchmark_support/tests.rs
(13-50), move contended_burst_with_retry and the contended cases into
tests/contended.rs.
Review comments at
@wireframe_testing/src/runtime_ownership_benchmarks/client_pool_benchmark_support/measurement/harness.rs:
- Line 126: Update PoolHarness::measure to seed PhaseOutcome with zero churn
instead of self.warmup_churn, so measured scheduler_spawns and capacity_waits
exclude warm-up activity.
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@wireframe_testing/src/runtime_ownership_benchmarks/client_pool_benchmark_support/tests.rs:
- Around line 363-365: Update the wait-floor calculation in the benchmark test
to use the number of successful bursts from `latency.successes()` multiplied by
`CONTENDERS`, rather than all `SAMPLES`; keep the existing saturating arithmetic
and conversion fallback.
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- Around line 363-364: Update the `PushMeasurement::drained` field documentation
to state that the count is zero only for overflow scenarios, whose queues are
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Address the seven items raised in the PR #756 review: four measurement defects and three completeness gaps. Measurement defects: - Build and warm the pool outside the timing and allocation windows, and report construction cost separately. `PoolHarness` now owns that bracket and is passed to the measuring code, so nothing inside a window can construct anything. This removes a `pool_size`-scaling TCP handshake term from every timed iteration. - Scope the churn counters to the pool rather than the process. A global `AtomicU64` gave a correct reading only when one pool was live, and the benchmark binaries run several. `PoolTaskChurnObserver` now lives in the pool's own shared state (`src/client/pool/churn.rs`), replacing `scheduler_spawns.rs`. Serializing the assertion sites would not have sufficed: the counters are read inside the measurement window. - Sample contended bursts as a distribution rather than one elapsed value, with failures counted and reported beside the successes. A failed burst is never retried into a timing sample. - Separate awaited back-pressure from the uncontended regime with an observable counter, and add an explicit no-backpressure assertion. Completeness gaps: - Refresh the current pool baseline and identify its source revision, preserving the original capture under `d28b54e`. - Justify the startup workload sizes and add a larger case. Also split `measurement/distribution.rs` into a directory module: whitaker's `module_max_lines` lint rejected the file at 450 lines against the 400 limit. The split is at the type/tests seam and changes no public surface. The recapture is confounded by machine state — the load averaged 10-15 on 24 threads from other work — so scopes whose code is byte-identical moved 1.3-2.1x between captures. No cross-capture timing delta is attributed to the correction; the bracket's existence is instead proved by a deterministic zero-iteration equality in the allocation binary. Two claims in the documentation were found to describe experiments that were never performed, and are corrected to cite the evidence actually gathered: a validation "across 20 readings" of the bracket check, and a pool allocation spread that mixed two measurement boundaries. Refs #639
Add the ExecPlan entries for the restack onto `origin/harden-lint-connection-fragment` and the validation that followed, keeping the plan usable as the continuing record of this work. Progress records the boundary evidence (`ef858aa..84bfbf3` as the owned series, proven rather than guessed), the per-commit `range-diff` result, the two conflict resolutions whose obvious answer was wrong, and the post-restack defect the merge introduced. Surprises records that the ambient `weave` merge driver corrupts files while exiting cleanly, with the four observed modes and the artefact scan that follows from them. Decision log records the per-conflict authority rule, and the reasoning for treating the local `mdtablefix` failure as tool drift rather than repairing it here. Two environmental findings are recorded with evidence instead of being folded into the branch: `make check-fmt`'s `mdtablefix` half is red only because this host runs 0.6.1 against CI's pinned 0.6.0, and the spelling gate rewrites `typos.toml` from a newer shared dictionary on a pristine tree. Neither is this branch's to fix, and committing either would publish an unrelated change.
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`make check-fmt` reflowed three paragraphs in the new outcomes section (+13 -13). `mdtablefix` is the wrap authority for this repository, so its choice of breaks governs; a hand-wrap that keeps every line within 80 columns still fails the gate when the breaks differ. Pure rewrap: the prose is byte-identical once newlines are normalised, and the file stays at 2484 lines.
Note in `Progress` that the mandatory `Outcomes & retrospective` section was added, that the scope-breach figure was corrected to its canonical merge-base numstat, and that `check-fmt` then caught a hand-wrap in the new prose which `make fmt` reflowed. Record why no code gate was invalidated: every path changed since the code-gated head is a `.md`.
`make spelling` in CI rejected `normalised` and demanded `normalized`. The estate dictionary is en-GB-oxendict but pins `normalize` as the correct form, so the `-ise` spelling is a violation regardless of the general rule. The local gate run that preceded this commit was green because it ran before the offending line existed; the line was written afterwards and not re-gated. Re-ran `make spelling` over the corrected tree (exit 0) and confirmed the gate still detects this class of error with a seeded negative control, which reported exit 2 and the identical diagnostic.
The gate mandates `-ize` where the convention's name suggests `-ise`, and a gate run only vouches for the tree it ran against. Also record that the gate reads tracked files only, so an untracked probe file cannot serve as a negative control.
The rebase onto `harden-lint-connection-fragment` conflicted in `Cargo.lock`: the target pins `thiserror` at 2.0.20 where this branch's commits were resolved against 2.0.21. The base branch's lockfile was taken verbatim, as instructed, and regenerated here. `wireframe_testing` gained a `serial_test` dev-dependency in the allocation-window work, so the rebuild adds that one edge to its package stanza. Nothing else changes: the crate was already resolved and already a workspace dev-dependency, and the target's `thiserror` pin survives the rebuild. Refs #639
Add the ExecPlan entries for the restack onto `origin/harden-lint-connection-fragment` and the validation that followed, keeping the plan usable as the continuing record of this work. Progress records the boundary evidence (`ef858aa..84bfbf3` as the owned series, proven rather than guessed), the per-commit `range-diff` result, the two conflict resolutions whose obvious answer was wrong, and the post-restack defect the merge introduced. Surprises records that the ambient `weave` merge driver corrupts files while exiting cleanly, with the four observed modes and the artefact scan that follows from them. Decision log records the per-conflict authority rule, and the reasoning for treating the local `mdtablefix` failure as tool drift rather than repairing it here. Two environmental findings are recorded with evidence instead of being folded into the branch: `make check-fmt`'s `mdtablefix` half is red only because this host runs 0.6.1 against CI's pinned 0.6.0, and the spelling gate rewrites `typos.toml` from a newer shared dictionary on a pristine tree. Neither is this branch's to fix, and committing either would publish an unrelated change.
Add the Progress entries for the second compile repair and for the audit of every file both sides of the merge changed. The repair entry records the `E0271` on `tests/prepared_app/mod.rs`, the ancestry probe that attributed it to a latent defect in the commit that introduced the shared factory rather than to the rebase, and the clean `cargo check` that followed. The audit entry records how each of the ten dual-changed files resolves to a deliberate union: the two prepared-application test files that both sides restructured, the scheduler carrying the target's layout with this branch's counters, and the clean unions in the manifests and module facades. It also records the content-level check that `#722`'s dead-letter fix survived the move into `dlq.rs`, which SHA ancestry cannot answer once a rebase has replayed the commits, and the two stale path references that belong to the base lag rather than to this branch. Plan only; no behaviour changes.
Note that the 23 client-pool benchmark-support tests pass, and why the two capacity-wait assertions are worth running together: one holds `capacity_waits == 0` when a single caller never contends, the other requires `capacity_waits >= contenders` when a burst holds the pool empty. Recording the counter in the `else` branch satisfies both, while the position the merge produced satisfies only the second. Plan only; no behaviour changes.
Add the `make test` result for the rebased candidate: exit 0 across 83 test binaries, 1313 passed, 0 failed, with both compile repairs confirmed by the absence of `E0271` and `E0382` and by all three `prepared_app` binaries running. Record why `make check-fmt` reports `docs/execplans/adopt-shared- mutation-workflow.md` and why the file was deliberately left alone. The flag is tool drift, not content: the local `mdtablefix` is 0.6.1 while CI pins 0.6.0. Local 0.6.1 rejects the target's inherited copy and accepts the copy on `origin/main` that `b479338` re-wrapped, and CI run `35963755221` passed on the very commit whose tree carries the identical blob. Reformatting would edit a file this branch never touched, in a tree that will re-inherit it from main when the stack rebases.
Add the `make typecheck` result for the final head: exit 0, no errors,
with only the expected sccache-unreachable notices. Record the
standalone `mbake validate Makefile` pass that the branch's Makefile edit
requires.
Strengthen the support for leaving the `make check-fmt` flag alone by
quoting the CI job log rather than inferring from the run conclusion. The
log shows CI installing `MDTABLEFIX_VERSION: 0.6.0` and then reporting
`116 files left unchanged` with nothing flagged. Reconcile the counts to
show the two tools disagree on exactly one input, a stale copy of a file
neither this branch nor CI changed:
CI (0.6.0): 116 unchanged + 0 flagged
local (0.6.1): 117 unchanged + 1 flagged = 118
118 - 116 = 2 = the 2 Markdown files this branch adds
Add the `make lint` result for the final head: exit 0 across all three stages — doc (9m03s), clippy (13m06s) and Whitaker (17m32s) — with zero warnings under `-D warnings`. Add a terminal gate table so the acceptance state is readable without parsing the per-gate Progress entries, and state explicitly which revision each gate saw. The code gates did not all run at one revision, which is sound only because `git diff --name-only 701f343 HEAD` returns zero non-`.md` paths; recording the revisions is what makes that checkable rather than asserted. `check-fmt` is listed as drift rather than waived.
The branch was retargeted from the connection-fragment layer onto `origin/main` at the user's request. Record the replay in the living plan: boundary evidence, the eight conflicts and their resolutions, the three commits dropped as empty, and the two `harden-lint` findings the replay falsified. The boundary moves to `OLD_BASE` `69d8fdc7`, `OLD_HEAD` `661fce8a` and `TARGET` `3c50de2a`, with an owned series of 44 commits and 0 merges. Mark the two superseded `harden-lint` claims in place rather than deleting them. The claim that the previous target deliberately dropped `from_app_serves_concurrent_tcp_connections_from_one_prepared_root` is false: the test is absent at `OLD_BASE` but present at both `TARGET` and the new head, in `tests/prepared_app_tcp.rs` line 91. The companion claim that the `39221cf` bound mismatch was a latent defect in `5f31996`, not a rebase artefact, is likewise superseded: it was an artefact of the previous target's module layout and does not arise against main. Add two discoveries and two decision-log entries. A restack's recorded resolutions are evidence about its target, so replaying onto a different target invalidates them and they must be re-derived rather than replayed. A lockfile conflict can be narrower than the lockfile diff: taking main's side wholesale satisfied the letter of the lockfile rule while shipping a lockfile that cannot satisfy `--locked`, because the one edge this branch contributes fell outside the reported hunk. Extend the retrospective with the replay's cost and outcome, and correct the `test-doc` residual to say the base rather than the merge base, now that `src/server/runtime/server.rs` is byte-identical between the target and the branch head.
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`build-test` run 38947673516 failed at the en-GB-oxendict spelling step on the American spelling of "artefact" at this plan, line 2872. The line was written in `4366ec1`, after the last local spelling run, so the fix had never been gated. The new progress entry also records the decisive evidence for the pending lint question: on the same run the `Lint` step passed before the spelling step failed, so rustdoc, Clippy and `whitaker --all` are green on the published head in an environment that does not contend with this host's compile admission. Two local attempts had been aborted by admission refusals rather than by any diagnostic pointing at repository source. That verdict also settles the 400-line question. The four benchmark and test files over 400 lines are not flagged by whitaker, so the stale review finding citing the guide's 400-line figure describes guidance rather than an enforced rule for those paths. The observation is recorded with that distinction so a later reader does not mistake an unenforced guideline for a passing gate. `make spelling`, `make check-fmt` and `make markdownlint` all exit 0 on the corrected tree; `typos.toml` is unchanged by the regeneration.
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Address the 21 inline review comments on PR #756. Fifteen were implemented; six were rebutted with evidence, and the rebuttals are recorded in the ExecPlan's Decision log. - The push capacity counter records a wait on the first `Pending` poll of the send future rather than at the `Full` refusal. A refusal only says a poll *would* park, so counting it reported suspensions that never happened. The new `await_send_capacity` helper holds the poll loop, and `record_first_pending` holds the predicate, keeping both under the repository's nesting threshold without a lint suppression. - `PoolHarness` no longer folds warm-up churn into its totals: the delta a caller reads now covers only the phases that were bracketed. - `measure_push` folds every round through `SendOutcome::accumulate`, so all of its counters describe one run instead of the last round. - The allocation bench registers stable Criterion IDs and publishes its counts as `tracing` events. A count inside the ID made every run a new benchmark with nothing to compare against and a fresh directory under `target/criterion`. The pool replay returns its measured `Duration` so construction and teardown sit outside the timed span, and the zero-iteration guard runs on a dedicated current-thread runtime. - The timing bench emits one push wait-counter event per workload from `main`, after `final_summary`, rather than from `time_push` where Criterion calls it on every iteration. - Docs and tests were corrected in step: the broken `churn.rs` link, the `scheduler_spawns` `0..=2n` bracket with its idle-scheduler precondition, the `drained` and `awaited_capacity_waits` field docs, the allocation-ID prose, the misleadingly named zero-spawn test, and a floor that now rests on successful bursts with a non-vacuity assertion. The four 400-line findings and two related CodeRabbit findings are rebutted as guidance-only: whitaker's `module_max_lines` cannot see out-of-line `mod` bodies or crate roots, and the hosted lint passed on the exact published head with those file sizes.
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Four files added by this branch exceeded the repository's 400-line limit for code files. Split each along its natural seam, keeping every new file well under the limit (the largest is 265 lines): - `benches/runtime_ownership_baselines.rs` becomes a thin `main.rs` plus `scenarios`, `driver`, and `observe`. - `benches/runtime_ownership_baselines_alloc.rs` becomes a thin `main.rs` plus `scopes`, `pool_bracket`, `probes`, and `reporting`. - `tests/runtime_ownership_benchmark_helpers.rs` becomes a `mod.rs` root plus `harness`, `startup`, `actor`, `push`, and `pool`. - `client_pool_benchmark_support/tests.rs` becomes a `tests/mod.rs` root plus `labels`, `uncontended`, `contended`, and `sampling`. The split preserves behaviour. All 112 single-line string literals, 136 whitespace-normalised literals, 39 `assert!`, 36 `assert_eq!`, 12 `#[test]`, and 27 `#[case::` invocations are unchanged, as are the Criterion group names, sample size, and measurement time. The counting allocator is still installed at the allocation binary's crate root, because `#[global_allocator]` is per-process. `Cargo.toml` gains explicit `path` entries for the two `[[bench]]` targets and a new `[[test]]` entry for the helpers crate, since Cargo does not auto-discover `tests/<name>/mod.rs`. Also fix the zero-iteration pool bracket guard, which review flagged as a correctness bug: it used to run after `Runtime::new()` had started worker threads, so a worker could allocate inside a window read as pool construction. It is now split in two. The zero-iteration half builds and drops its own current-thread runtime before any other runtime exists, and asserts the bracketed count is zero while the unbracketed count is positive; the measured half asserts the measured phase is non-zero through the benchmark runtime.
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The hosted `build-test` job rejected `normalised` in the progress entry added after the local Markdown gate had already run, so the local run could not have caught it: the wording was written afterwards. Write `normalized`, which is what the shared en-GB-oxendict policy requires, and re-run `make spelling`, `make fmt`, `make check-fmt`, and `make markdownlint` to confirm the file is clean. `typos.toml` is unchanged.
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fd -i 'runtime_ownership|client_pool_benchmark_support|Cargo.toml'
ast-grep outline benches --items all
ast-grep outline tests --items all --match 'runtime_ownership|bracket|zero_iteration'
ast-grep outline wireframe_testing/src/runtime_ownership_benchmarks/client_pool_benchmark_support --items all
git diff --stat 84bfbf3a943943313eb21457f4040e2f33f42b2b e21a54a8a56ba1830d776a496aa235db9ebfff1cLength of output: 215201 🏁 Script executed: #!/bin/bash
set -euo pipefail
ast-grep outline Cargo.toml --items all || true
ast-grep outline tests/runtime_ownership_benchmark_helpers/mod.rs --items all
printf '\n=== Target registration ===\n'
git diff 3c50de2aea6a587427487e7479457b1319942e63 HEAD -- Cargo.toml
printf '\n=== Roots and allocation bracket ===\n'
nl -ba benches/runtime_ownership_baselines/main.rs
nl -ba benches/runtime_ownership_baselines_alloc/main.rs
nl -ba benches/runtime_ownership_baselines_alloc/pool_bracket.rs
nl -ba tests/runtime_ownership_benchmark_helpers/mod.rs
nl -ba wireframe_testing/src/runtime_ownership_benchmarks/client_pool_benchmark_support/tests/mod.rs
printf '\n=== Retained earlier fixes ===\n'
git diff d2ced8cd5cba038424059d82e048034ba9ec5fd3 HEAD -- src/client/pool/churn.rs src/client/pool/client_pool.rs src/push/queues/handle.rs wireframe_testing/src/runtime_ownership_benchmarks/client_pool_benchmark_support/measurement wireframe_testing/src/runtime_ownership_benchmarks/push_benchmark_support docs/runtime-ownership-baselines.md
rg -n -C3 'BenchmarkId::|report_allocation_baseline|fn time_iterations|replay\(\)|SAMPLE_SIZE|MEASUREMENT_TIME' benches/runtime_ownership_baselines_alloc/reporting.rs
rg -n -C3 'awaited_capacity_waits|capacity_probes|measure_push\(' benches/runtime_ownership_baselines/observe.rs
rg -n -C3 'successes|floor|scheduler_spawns|fn uncontended_acquisition' wireframe_testing/src/runtime_ownership_benchmarks/client_pool_benchmark_support/tests/sampling.rs tests/runtime_ownership_benchmark_helpers/pool.rs
printf '\n=== Mechanical split checks ===\n'
python - <<'PY'
import subprocess, pathlib, re, collections
pairs=[
('benches/runtime_ownership_baselines.rs','benches/runtime_ownership_baselines'),
('benches/runtime_ownership_baselines_alloc.rs','benches/runtime_ownership_baselines_alloc'),
('tests/runtime_ownership_benchmark_helpers.rs','tests/runtime_ownership_benchmark_helpers'),
('wireframe_testing/src/runtime_ownership_benchmarks/client_pool_benchmark_support/tests.rs','wireframe_testing/src/runtime_ownership_benchmarks/client_pool_benchmark_support/tests')]
old=[]; new=[]
for src, directory in pairs:
text=subprocess.check_output(['git','show',f'd2ced8cd5cba038424059d82e048034ba9ec5fd3:{src}'],text=True)
files=sorted(pathlib.Path(directory).glob('*.rs'))
current='\n'.join(p.read_text() for p in files)
old.append(text); new.append(current)
print(src)
for p in files:
s=p.read_text()
print(f' {len(s.splitlines()):3} {p}; module_doc={s.startswith("//!")}')
for token in ['assert!','assert_eq!','#[test]','#[case::']:
print(f' {token}: {text.count(token)} -> {current.count(token)}')
a='\n'.join(old); b='\n'.join(new)
pattern=r'"(?:[^"\\\n]|\\.)*"'
ca=collections.Counter(re.findall(pattern,a)); cb=collections.Counter(re.findall(pattern,b))
print('Single-line quoted-token comparison (includes tokens in comments):')
print('old total',sum(ca.values()),'new total',sum(cb.values()))
print('Removed:',list((ca-cb).elements()))
print('Added:',list((cb-ca).elements()))
PY
printf '\n=== Criterion budgets ===\n'
rg -n -C2 'SAMPLE_SIZE|MEASUREMENT_TIME|benchmark_group\(' benches/runtime_ownership_baselines/scenarios.rs benches/runtime_ownership_baselines/driver.rs benches/runtime_ownership_baselines_alloc/reporting.rsLength of output: 52814
Disposition checks
GitHub confirms that all seven threads are resolved. Preservation and validationThe mechanical comparison against pre-split The allocation groups retain their names, sample size of 10, and 5-second measurement time. For precision, the separate timing binary uses 20 samples and 10 seconds. The earlier repairs remain present. These include acquisition-only replay timing, stable allocation IDs, push wait reporting, exclusion of warm-up churn, and the successful-burst wait floor. Hosted Verification limit: I inspected source, revision differences, thread state, and hosted check results. I did not build or run repository code. The end-to-end allocation result remains author-reported. Review decisionReplace the earlier change request with approval for this focused reconciliation. No new full review is needed to settle these findings. GitHub still reports 🧠 Learnings used
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Closes #639.
Establishes reproducible baselines for the four hot paths Epic #635 intends to
change the ownership topology of, so the refactors in #637 and #638 can be
judged against evidence rather than intuition. This branch records baselines and
instrumentation; it deliberately does not change any ownership topology.
Scope
One measurement-helper module per scope in
wireframe_testing, mirroring theexisting
codec_benchmarksarrangement. No second benchmark framework isintroduced: the helpers report raw
Durationand counter values, and Criteriondoes the statistics.
connection_actor_benchmark_supportmeasure_actor_drainpush_benchmark_supportmeasure_pushconnection_startup_benchmark_supportmeasure_startupclient_pool_benchmark_supportmeasure_pool_acquisitionEach keeps its scenarios as data — workload enums and structs — with one
fallible
measure_*entry point, so a benchmark binary, a test, or a one-offexperiment can drive the same code and the same scenario can be pointed at an
old and a new implementation without being rewritten.
Directly asserted counters
Acceptance criterion 3 asks that factory-invocation and middleware-transformation
counts be asserted rather than inferred from timing, and criterion 4 asks the
same of pool scheduler task creation. All three are reported as exact counts:
StartupMeasurementcarriesfactory_invocationsandmiddleware_transformations, andPoolScheduler::kickincrements a spawncounter behind
#[must_use] pub fn pool_scheduler_task_spawns().The spawn count is a bound, not a zero, for an uncontended run.
PooledClientLease::dropnotifies the scheduler unconditionally, so a releasereaches
kickeven when nobody is waiting. A burst ofnacquire/releasecycles therefore spawns between 1 and
2nworkers. Direct measurement falsifiedthe initial "uncontended spawns nothing" assumption, and the corrected contract
is pinned by tests rather than left as prose.
Allocation measurement
CountingAllocatorlives inwireframe_testing::benchmark_alloc_support, withthe counter, gate, and scoped helper shared. Each bench binary declares only the
one-line
#[global_allocator]static. Acceptance criterion 5 requires that themeasurements identify whether removing a nested
Arcchanges the allocationcount as expected, so
verify_allocation_harnessruns three controls before anymeasurement: a zero-allocation probe (catches a gate stuck open), a
positive-allocation probe (catches a gate that never opens, which would other-
wise record a silent baseline of zeros for every scope), and a nested-
Arcsensitivity pair showing per-item construction costing one allocation per item
more than cloning a shared
Arc.Baseline
docs/runtime-ownership-baselines.mdrecords the baseline table with the exactreproduction command, plus the compiler profile, feature set, pool sizes, queue
capacities, and runtime flavour the numbers hold under.
Recorded on an AMD Ryzen 9 3900 (12 cores / 24 threads), Rocky Linux 10.2,
kernel 6.12.0-211.62.1.el10_2.x86_64, 125 GiB RAM, nightly-2026-03-26.
Reproduce with:
which passes
--features test-support,pool.Regression policy
Per acceptance criterion 7, benchmark results are not correctness gates. No
absolute timing threshold is asserted anywhere; both bench binaries are
harness = falseand report numbers for review. Regression decisions use ratiosbetween old and new implementations, or manually reviewed evidence. The
in-diff tests assert counting contracts — exact factory/transform counts and
bounded spawn counts — not durations, so a slower machine cannot fail the suite.
Recorded defects, not patched
Measurement found two pre-existing defects on the pool acquire path: a spurious
disconnectederror (roughly one burst in 913 at 16 contenders) and anintermittent stall where every tokio worker is parked with waiters still queued.
Both are recorded in
docs/runtime-ownership-baselines.mdand belong to issue#647 / ADR 013. This branch documents and bounds them rather than changing
ownership topology, which is #639's stated non-goal. The contended burst carries
a 30-second timeout so a stall becomes a reported error instead of hanging a
benchmark run or
cargo test --all-targets; the tests that assert what acontended burst can produce retry a bounded number of times rather than failing
on an interleaving that predates this work.
Gate status
make check-fmt,make lint(rustdoc, Clippy, Whitaker),make test,make markdownlint(includingspelling), andmake nixieall pass on56ca814. Two CodeRabbit passes were run withcoderabbit review --agent; alleight findings across them are resolved.
Note for review:
make lint's rustdoc step runs without--all-features, whileits Clippy step runs with it. The feature-gated benchmark modules are therefore
Clippy-checked but never rustdoc-checked, so a broken intra-doc link inside them
passes the gate. That blind spot is recorded in the ExecPlan, and
RUSTDOCFLAGS="-D warnings" cargo doc -p wireframe_testing --no-deps --all-featureswas run by hand to cover the gap.
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