Status: accepted at 86247f2. This slice establishes the transport and identity
authority before implementing the native schematic compiler. It does not
change the accepted Python producer and does not add a WASM operation.
compiled-schematic-graph-a0.tsp owns the complete a0 envelope
and its ten row collections. TypeSpec generates strict JSON Schema, Rust,
Python/msgspec, and TypeScript projections. Unknown record fields and
unregistered enum values fail during transport decoding. Wire names such
as type and the registered dotted source-identity selectors
are preserved even when a target language requires a safe local name.
The a0 shape is closed: every additive field, source selector, enum value,
or row family requires a new schema version and an explicit migration.
Generated projections are structural DTOs. Graph-wide reference closure, UUIDv7 validity, uniqueness, topology, role-dependent fields, and identity replay remain semantic checks. Phase 4's native compiler step must port the accepted Python validator and may add handwritten Rust validation beside generated types; it must not hand-edit generated files.
compiled_schematic_graph_a0_vectors.json freezes project-scope
normalization plus source-derived and topology-derived UUIDv7 results.
The current Python allocator replays those values. The vectors cover every
row type, both source and derived branches, UUIDv7 version/variant bits,
selector precedence, normalization, and fail-closed inputs. The native
allocator must consume the same vector file before it may emit a compiled graph.
This keeps identity behavior language neutral without prematurely moving
compiler logic into the transport generator.
Promotion of this contract authorizes the native validator, deterministic allocator, named multi-file source bundle, and schematic compiler. Compiler promotion requires Python differential evidence on generated and corpus schematics; merely decoding this structural fixture is not compiler parity.