Entities local API lifecycle

Verification Boundary

The enforcing dispatcher runs real route declarations with locally signed contexts over the prepared PostgreSQL database. Record saves, archive, history, shared-information actions, classifications and compliance APIs are checked at their operation boundaries. This register groups 25 files with a common verification boundary; it does not register each file as an independent suite. Files and assertion sources remain explicit so an operator can select the group without losing the narrower proof boundaries.

What This Suite Proves

The enforcing dispatcher runs real route declarations with locally signed contexts over the prepared PostgreSQL database. Record saves, archive, history, shared-information actions, classifications and compliance APIs are checked at their operation boundaries. The structured bindings retain the previously recorded contributions. An unbound file supplies no newly asserted specification coverage. No execution result is claimed by this registration.

What It Does Not Prove

The locally generated signing key does not exercise the deployed Platform authorizer. In-memory asset storage and supplied external responses do not prove AWS storage or mail delivery. A bound contribution is evidence for its assertions rather than certification of an entire composite scenario. Skipped or environment-dependent declarations remain visible in the source observations.

Real Dependencies and Test Doubles

Prepare the test database before execution. The dispatcher, route permission evaluation and PostgreSQL remain real. Local signed security contexts replace deployed authentication; selected asset cases use in-memory storage. The evidence list and per-file source observations identify the existing tests and their declared dependencies.

Must Not Be Doubled

Keep PostgreSQL and the persistence behavior under test. For local API checks, also keep the dispatcher, route declarations and permission evaluation real.