The coverage map describes specified proof, not a passing run. Each mandatory rule below has a scenario or an explicit finding; a proposed scenario remains an execution obligation even when its expected outcome follows the pinned implementation.
Area offers need a permission matrix across all six areas and their destinations. Back to app needs both a remembered record and fresh direct entry; shortcut visibility must stay distinct from destination authorization.
The first session receives the overview refusal and the second can inspect application availability; area access supplies no substitute for the page key.
The interaction rows cite the contracts they exercise. Related combinations without a complete case remain in the coverage finding, together with cross-capability workflows and permission boundaries. A helper assertion is bound only for its stated outcome; the full browser handoff remains proposed until a suite checks it.
Pinned source and exact test anchors are recorded in frontmatter. Test bindings record static assertion review and use the executable-suite register; no product test result is inferred from that review. The prior planning and design examinations supply context, while this continuation records the remaining proof obligations explicitly.
Coverage
Rulecovered
Transitiongap: FND-PFM-CSH-057
Validationgap: FND-PFM-CSH-057
Permissiongap: FND-PFM-CSH-057
Edgegap: FND-PFM-CSH-057
Failuregap: FND-PFM-CSH-057
Boundarygap: FND-PFM-CSH-057
Concurrencygap: FND-PFM-CSH-057
Invariantgap: FND-PFM-CSH-057
Interactiongap: FND-PFM-CSH-057
Test Scenarios
7 scenarios proving CAP-PFM-CSH-007; 3 bound to an existing test.
01Area offers require a readable destinationpermissionunitnegativetest
A user can enter Configuration but lacks application-view authority.
Steps
Open Configuration home directly, then repeat with the view key.
Expected
The first session receives the overview refusal and the second can inspect application availability; area access supplies no substitute for the page key.
Data
A fresh browser context, isolated account fixtures and controlled responses for the listed transitions.