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--layering=clean after its first real run on ec-monolith (order-service). The
specification, the API layer, the interactors, the contract tests and the conformance check all
came out (unit 140 / integration 28 / acceptance 30 / contract 42 green apart from the design
contradictions the run surfaced), and 27 places where the skills left the clean style to the
generator's judgment are now stated: execute(<Op>InputData) as the boundary method, void present(<Op>OutputData) with a request-scoped presenter, domain-free data records with
the domain → OutputData copy moved to the interactor (two mapper halves, two owners), use cases
without an operationId (saga / recovery / workers) having no output boundary, shared
collaborators allowed in usecase/ and the transaction-opening rule stated by package rather than
class suffix, participant operations joining rather than opening, exception types the handler
branches on living in usecase/, the component scan covering api/, the behaviour-visible
consequence of a presenter with no business judgment, and — the biggest gap — a style switch on an
already-generated service described as the migration it is, with generate-scalardb-code
repairing JaCoCo, ArchUnit and the scan. generate-api-code now starts the context after
compiling (a Boot 4 / Jackson 3 property key had left a compiling application unable to start),
boxes required scalars so @NotNull can fire, and keeps schema key names on collision; generate-contract-tests adds the one-boundary-one-interactor and single-presenter ArchUnit
rules, pins api-contract-map.json into the test tree, allows a separate contractTest source
set when JUnit platforms collide, fixes its duplicated step number, and reports a red suite as a
completed run with causes; verify-implementation checks the clean dependency rule and the
component scan itself, records where the inherited contract map disagreed with the code, and names
a delegate's missing inputs.