V39 Gate 8: Operational Telemetry Repair Readback#143
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Add source-safe Reading operational telemetry readback for pipeline phase, PTRR agent, Failsafe, ThricifiedGeneration, tool, storage, ledger, wallet, delivery, UI, and repair events. Persist operator readback projections, render execution-state metadata in the shared pipeline log stream, add V39 canonical artifact/check scripts, and wire Gate 8 validations into gate and canon quality workflows. Document the Gate 8 protocol boundary and cover package, protocol, and UI behavior with focused tests.
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| function blockersFor(input: ReadingOperationalTelemetryRepairReadbackInput): string[] { | ||
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| ...(input.readNeedRuntime?.findingFitsAdmission.blockers || []), |
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Guard nested runtime fields before reading blocker arrays
blockersFor assumes every present runtime object has fully populated nested fields, but this path is fed from untyped output/execution-store values in postprocessing. If readNeedRuntime is present but lacks findingFitsAdmission (or other runtime objects are similarly partial), input.readNeedRuntime?.findingFitsAdmission.blockers throws a TypeError, which can abort telemetry readback construction and break result normalization instead of degrading gracefully.
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Validation