feat(fleet): harden v1 migration preview
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Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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@@ -56,17 +56,22 @@ Migration rules and redaction are critical data-mutation/security logic, so test
- Remediated immutable-review socket-presence blocker: both `socket_name` and `socketName` are field-presence-aware, so explicit empty/default-server declarations remain authoritative and incompatible named decisions block rather than replacing them.
- Remediated the replacement-tree blockers: the shared v2 compiler and reconciler accept an explicit empty socket as literal default-server identity; present-empty holder session, default/agent work directory, runtime reset command, and alias values block rather than defaulting; missing preview inputs emit one stable blocked JSON object with non-zero status. Snake/camel aliases and whitespace-only input have adversarial coverage.
- Remediated the subsequent authority blockers: each present-empty CLI path emits exactly one stable blocked JSON object with exit 1 before file reads, and reconciler `start`/`restart` or desired-state `apply`/`reconcile` fail closed before fixed `mosaic-fleet` systemd services can act on a default-server roster.
- Remediated committed-head review blockers: explicitly declared empty runtime objects use the production v1 `/clear` reset fallback while omitted `pi` retains `/new`; lifecycle observations are sorted by canonical agent name; and bare CLI path flags reach preview validation, emit one stable blocked JSON object with exit 1, and perform zero reads. Built production-CLI subprocess tests cover all three bare flags.
- Remediated late-audit blockers: the documented M4 guard invokes the 13-artifact validator and all seven v1 previews; canonical `~`/`~/...` workdirs remain unchanged in migration evidence and traversal-free forms expand at the shared production projection boundary while ordinary relative and home-relative traversal paths remain rejected; remote inventory and exclusion evidence sort canonically; and every default-server lifecycle-mutating reconciler path fails before observation, projection preparation/application, or fixed-unit effects. Explicit regressions preserve `plan`, `status`, `doctor`, and `verify` as observational default-server commands.
- Remediated exact-tree traversal review: `~/../escape` and `~/src/../../escape` remain unexpanded and fail the unchanged shared `unsafe-path` validation. Both the shared generated-environment boundary and the production v1 environment caller have red-first regressions, preventing earlier caller normalization from bypassing the boundary.
## Verification evidence
- Focused migration/compiler/environment/reconciler/CLI: 6 files, 138 tests passed.
- Full `@mosaicstack/mosaic`: 59 files, 883 tests passed.
- Focused migration/compiler/environment/reconciler/CLI: 8 files, 372 tests passed.
- Documented 13-artifact guard: 1 matching test passed and executed all seven v1 previews.
- Full `@mosaicstack/mosaic`: 59 files, 902 tests passed.
- Workspace build: 23 tasks passed.
- Root typecheck: 42 tasks passed.
- Root lint: 23 tasks passed.
- Root format check and `git diff --check`: passed.
- Exact temporary-index synthetic tree includes every tracked and untracked changed path; immutable SHA, path count, and index path are recorded in the frozen handoff.
- Independent review: previous findings were remediated; per coordinator direction, stop before launching review of the next frozen tree.
- Built production CLI: canonical `~/src` remains in ready roster/YAML evidence; generated projection preflight succeeds with no blockers; a bare path flag emits one blocked JSON object, exit 1, and no stderr.
- Independent high-effort late-audit review: no blocker remained in the four assigned repair surfaces; separate exact-tree security audits found no qualifying newly introduced vulnerability.
- Exact temporary-index synthetic tree includes every tracked changed path; immutable SHA and duplicate reconstruction are recorded in the final handoff.
## Risks / blockers