Platform lifecycle successor policy

Verification Boundary

The suite calls policy, mapping, manifest or dependency-injected code in process. Its assertions establish the named local behavior without a deployed API or a migrated cross-application workflow.

What This Suite Proves

Lifecycle successor policy is the inspected subject. The implements links identify scenarios whose cited checks occur in this file. The original test-title references delimit those checks; partial contributions to other combined scenarios remain evidence only.

What It Does Not Prove

Source inspection supplies no passing run. The suite does not establish console behavior, deployment configuration, complete removal in every application or recovery from a provider failure beyond its declared seams. A local zero inventory covers declared and seeded resources only.

Real Dependencies and Test Doubles

The source uses in-process policy and manifest inputs, and dependency seams where declared. Imported libraries are part of the exercised code; collaborator answers do not establish database enforcement or provider behavior.

Must Not Be Doubled

Keep the policy, mapper, declaration or formatting function named by the source real; do not replace its return value with the expected answer. Any future database or API qualification must add the real boundary separately.