Jobs, Audit and Licensing Testing Back-fill
Counts
| Measure | Count |
|---|---|
| specifications extended | 16 |
| capability scenarios added | 68 |
| feature suites written | 4 |
| feature scenarios written | 20 |
| executable suites registered | 120 |
| bindings made | 124 |
| coverage findings added | 16 |
| category gaps | 48 |
| unbound capability scenarios | 71 |
| unbound feature scenarios | 19 |
Added capability cases cover interactions, lifecycle moves, validation, failure, edge, concurrency and invariants. Other uncovered categories remain findings.
| Added category | Scenarios |
|---|---|
| rule | 0 |
| transition | 6 |
| validation | 1 |
| permission | 0 |
| edge | 1 |
| failure | 4 |
| boundary | 0 |
| concurrency | 1 |
| invariant | 3 |
| interaction | 52 |
Validation
Dependency installation and corpus conformance pass with zero errors. All seven corpus tests pass, and the source-pin, identifier-reservation and reciprocal-binding audits report no errors. Module executable suites retain their unrun and unverified states.
Verdict
The module now has capability test specifications, whole-feature acceptance suites and a register of existing executable suites at the pinned revisions. The bindings identify existing assertion coverage, while explicit findings retain missing category proof, complete interaction execution and unresolved invariant or transition trace. This back-fill establishes the testing hierarchy without claiming product approval, exhaustive execution coverage or a passing module run.