Admit generic Edict pure-program contracts - #724
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Goal
Admit compiler-produced generic pure Edict programs without adding application
ontology to Echo.
Progresses #684.
Plan
compiler-produced-bounded-pure/v1target configuration.Current status
The package-and-verification slice is published at Echo head
49e9efb68001dfd78563d18bac9359a87671e431, consuming Edict39a796de04b3400f569880da06878da50d8ed0ee. Jedit PR #302 pins thisexact provider at
a6673521699259abdd27be10f7c885b5c634a867.The real Jedit
ReplaceRange.edictapplication reaches the checked Echolowerer, which emits a compiler-produced package retaining the exact Core,
lawpack exports, Target IR, and result projection. Echo's structurally separate
verifier reconstructs that relation without calling the lowerer. Generic
nominal Core entries carry only contract coordinates and storage
representations; no Jim/Jedit branch was added.
The checked provider identities are:
e842063bd8d8ec12fff5b392a9d6bc646e2e3025c7a0c93726f53eed3cb5a0bf174cf8758815bf2b9f2ef575517aa6d144ed3f2d1995fc65d25a211b9dea82d9sha256:b065242a81179df02cd450763c8266e866bbca959308f5198b791a919050e0c2The changed lowerer was built twice in independently provisioned pinned
Linux/amd64 builders. Both candidates were byte-identical before promotion.
The native provider-host witness and focused package/corpus tests pass. The
latest full CI run is green at
49e9efb68001dfd78563d18bac9359a87671e431.Each Echo report retains canonical
echo.executable-subject/v1bytes andnames their domain-framed identity. The subject binds the exact package, Target
IR, and application result projection. This is verifier output about an
executable subject; it is not admission or execution authority. Jedit #302
separately wraps that raw report in verifier-specific transitional evidence.
This Draft does not claim generic program evaluation, graph mutation, runtime
settlement, rope mutation, or end-to-end Jim behavior. Echo production code and
ABI surfaces remain free of Jim, Jedit, rope, buffer, range, and editor
semantics.