feat(nodes): approval node kind + ApprovalProvider capability

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What

A human-in-the-loop review as a step in the graph: a new approval node kind
plus the host-implementable caps::ApprovalProvider capability.

The existing requires_approval flag holds a node back until someone says go —
it carries nothing, and its answer is invisible to the graph. This kind is the
review: it carries what is being reviewed (a URL, a draft, any payload), and the
verdict comes back as data the workflow can branch on.

The node (src/nodes/integration/approval.rs)

• Subject: subject (any value or =expr; defaults to the incoming item)
  and subject_kind (url / text / markdown / json — an opaque host
  rendering hint), plus title, prompt, assignees, metadata.
• Ports: approved / rejected / timeout. The emitted item carries
  approved, subject (the human's edit when the host's surface allowed one,
  otherwise exactly what was sent), comment, decided_by, request_id, and
  the original input. The verdict is also readable anywhere as
  =nodes.<id>.decision.approved.
• Waiting: wait_mode: "suspend" by default — a review is a
  minutes-to-days wait, and nothing should burn while a card sits in somebody's
  queue. "poll" re-activates on a bounded budget (poll_interval_ms,
  max_polls) and then follows on_timeout (error default / reject /
  route). on_reject is route (default) / error / drop.
• Decision sources, in priority: the resume value (including the engine's
  {"rejected": [<id>]} denial shape, which wins over an approval in the same
  value, matching requires_approval), the run's approvals list, then the
  provider.

The capability (src/caps/approval.rs)

decide(&ApprovalRequest) -> Pending | Decided(ApprovalDecision), plus a
best-effort cancel for a review nobody will wait on any more.

decide is create-or-fetch keyed on request_id (derived stably from run +
node id, overridable via config). This is load-bearing rather than a nicety: an
interrupt discards the activation's state update, so the node re-asks after
every resume, and a polling node asks once per poll — a provider that created a
fresh review per call would notify the reviewer every time.

Optional, like MemoryProvider: with approvals: None the node degrades to the
pause-and-engine::resume gate the engine already had, so a host gets a working
node before implementing anything.

Also in here

• MockApprovals (approving / rejecting / pending; records request ids so a
  test can assert the create-or-fetch contract), wired into
  mock_capabilities() so a graph containing a review dry-runs out of the box.
• Validation of the three behaviour selectors (wait_mode, on_reject,
  on_timeout) and the assignees shape — all cases where a typo would
  silently change what the node does rather than fail.
• Catalog contract (NODE_KINDS is now 21), visualization label + palette,
  smoke coverage.
• examples/hitl_review.rs: a DeskReview host provider, a run that suspends,
  a "human" who approves with an edit, and a resume that takes the approved
  branch.
• README / wiki / CHANGELOG.

Note for hosts

caps::Capabilities gains an approvals: Option<Arc<dyn ApprovalProvider>>
field, so a host constructing it with a struct literal needs
approvals: None (or a provider) to keep compiling. Flagged in the CHANGELOG.

Testing

cargo test --all-features, cargo clippy --all-targets --all-features, and
cargo fmt are clean. 21 new tests, plus the example runs end to end.

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Added an approval workflow node for human review.
  • Supports approved, rejected, and timeout routing with verdicts, comments, and edited payloads.
  • Workflows can pause and resume while awaiting decisions, with optional provider-based polling or provider-free fallback.
  • Added stable review request handling, configurable rejection and timeout policies, approval visualization, and a human-in-the-loop example.

• Validation

  • Added configuration checks for wait modes, outcomes, timeouts, and assignees.

• Documentation

  • Documented approval workflows, provider integration, routing, and pause/resume behavior.

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Walkthrough

The change adds an approval graph node and optional ApprovalProvider. It supports stable review IDs, verdict routing, edited payloads, pause/resume execution, polling, rejection and timeout policies, validation, tests, examples, documentation, and cooperative backoff waits.

Changes

Approval workflow

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Approval contracts and capabilities src/caps/*, src/testkit/*, src/main.rs	Adds approval request, decision, outcome, provider, mock, capability-builder, logging, and test-double support.
Node registration and validation src/model/node_kind.rs, src/catalog*, src/validate*, src/visualization.rs, src/nodes/execution.rs	Registers the approval node, defines its contract, dispatch, validation rules, visualization, and smoke coverage.
Approval execution and coverage src/nodes/integration/*	Builds stable requests, resolves resume and provider decisions, supports suspension and polling, emits verdict metadata, and applies rejection and timeout policies.
Shared backoff scheduling src/engine/build/*	Adds a yielding wait primitive and uses it for retry and re-entry polling delays.
Example and documentation examples/hitl_review.rs, README.md, CHANGELOG.md, wiki/*, tests/fuzz_*	Adds the human-review example, documents the approval flow, and adds scheduling and regression coverage.

Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes

Merge Risk: 🟠 High · up to e73f2

This PR adds a workflow approval gate, but the current implementation can promote caller-supplied approval identifiers during resume and does not bind decisions to an authenticated reviewer, run, or tenant, allowing downstream work to be released for the wrong or unreviewed request. It also retains a declared MSRV compile incompatibility, so the PR is not ready to merge until the authorization, isolation, and build issues are fixed or explicitly accepted.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
  participant WorkflowRun
  participant ApprovalNode
  participant ApprovalProvider
  participant Reviewer
  WorkflowRun->>ApprovalNode: Submit approval request
  ApprovalNode->>ApprovalProvider: Create or fetch stable request
  ApprovalProvider-->>ApprovalNode: Return pending outcome
  ApprovalNode-->>WorkflowRun: Suspend with review metadata
  Reviewer->>ApprovalProvider: Record verdict and optional payload
  WorkflowRun->>ApprovalNode: Resume with the same request ID
  ApprovalNode->>ApprovalProvider: Fetch decided outcome
  ApprovalNode-->>WorkflowRun: Route approved, rejected, or timeout output

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Possibly related PRs

• tinyhumansai/tinyflows#50: Adds and registers another node kind across the catalog, model, dispatch, validation, visualization, and tests.

Poem

A rabbit reviews beneath the moon,
Stable IDs keep each queue in tune.
Pending hops pause, then verdicts flow,
Edited links follow the approved glow.
Rejections and timeouts know where to go.

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src/nodes/integration/approval_tests.rs (1)

293-341: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick win

Add coverage for the edited-payload path and the remaining policy branches.

The suite covers approve, reject, suspend, poll, and default timeout. Four changed behaviors have no test:

• ApprovalDecision::payload set. This drives subject to the human's edit and sets edited: true in decided_item. It is the feature the PR highlights, and only examples/hitl_review.rs exercises it.
• on_reject: "drop", which emits no item but still records the decision slot.
• on_timeout: "reject", including the on_timeout: "reject" plus on_reject: "error" combination that produces the second timeout error message.
• build_request id derivation, so a regression in the request_id default is caught here rather than by a host.

A MockApprovals variant that returns a decision with a payload would cover the first case.

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In `@src/nodes/integration/approval_tests.rs` around lines 293 - 341, Add
integration-test coverage in the approval tests for the edited-payload decision
path, asserting the human-edited subject and edited flag; add cases for
on_reject: "drop", on_timeout: "reject" including its on_reject: "error"
variant, and build_request request_id derivation. Extend MockApprovals with a
decision-payload variant as needed, while preserving existing approval,
rejection, suspension, polling, and default-timeout coverage.

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Inline comments:
In `@examples/hitl_review.rs`:
- Around line 1-3: Add the crate-level attribute forbid(unsafe_code) at the
beginning of the examples/hitl_review.rs crate, before its module documentation,
so this standalone example enforces the project’s unsafe-code prohibition.

In `@README.md`:
- Line 200: Update the example count statement near the runnable-examples
description to say “eight” instead of “seven,” leaving the example table and
other README content unchanged.

In `@src/nodes/integration/approval.rs`:
- Around line 455-477: Update the timeout handling in the approval node so both
timeout output paths match the settled-review contract: after the polling budget
is exhausted, enrich the timeout metadata with a decision object whose approved
value is false, and include comment, decided_by, edited, and input on the
timed-out item alongside its existing fields. Preserve the current poll re-entry
metadata and OnTimeout/OnReject routing behavior.
- Around line 175-182: Update the request_id resolution in the approval
integration to return a configuration error when config.request_id is unset and
run_id(ctx) provides no run-scoped identity; remove the fallback to ctx.node.id
so ApprovalProvider::decide cannot reuse decisions across runs. Update the
approval contract text to document that one of these identifiers is required.
- Around line 442-446: Update the timeout cancellation logic around the
approvals provider to remain compatible with the declared Rust 1.85 MSRV:
replace the combined let-chain condition with nested if let statements while
preserving the existing cancel call and error handling.

Apply the same fix in `@src/validate.rs` around lines 438 - 442: The same
unsupported let-chain syntax and remediation apply in the validation code.

In `@wiki/Capability-Traits.md`:
- Line 24: Update the Capabilities bundle description to include the optional
approvals slot and change the listed capability count from five to six, ensuring
exhaustive Capabilities struct literals account for ApprovalProvider.

In `@wiki/Node-Catalog.md`:
- Line 49: Update the approval node entry in Node-Catalog.md to include the
on_timeout configuration option and its supported error, reject, and route
values alongside the existing config list, while retaining the timeout output
port documentation.

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Nitpick comments:
In `@src/nodes/integration/approval_tests.rs`:
- Around line 293-341: Add integration-test coverage in the approval tests for
the edited-payload decision path, asserting the human-edited subject and edited
flag; add cases for on_reject: "drop", on_timeout: "reject" including its
on_reject: "error" variant, and build_request request_id derivation. Extend
MockApprovals with a decision-payload variant as needed, while preserving
existing approval, rejection, suspension, polling, and default-timeout coverage.

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76-80: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Add approval to the node catalog.

The new approval node is documented earlier in README.md, but the ## Node catalog table still jumps from transform to void. Add an approval row so users can discover the new node and its supported behavior.

Also applies to: 349-349

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In `@README.md` around lines 76 - 80, Add an approval row to the README.md “Node
catalog” table between transform and void, documenting its human-review behavior
and supported approved/rejected routing.

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In `@src/nodes/integration/approval_request.rs`:
- Around line 108-112: Update the assignee conversion in the approval request
flow to reject the entire resolved list when any element is not a string, rather
than silently dropping invalid values via filter_map. Preserve string conversion
for valid elements and return an appropriate error identifying the invalid
assignee value.
- Around line 241-250: Update merge_approvals and the approval decision path
around names so approval IDs originating from run.trigger.approvals are not
copied into or accepted from top-level run.approvals after resume. Preserve
provenance or explicitly filter trigger-derived IDs while retaining valid
explicit approvals and the existing initial-run behavior.

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- Around line 76-80: Add an approval row to the README.md “Node catalog” table
between transform and void, documenting its human-review behavior and supported
approved/rejected routing.

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