Each removed assertion holds by construction and can never fail:
- jsonData() compared with itself cannot detect cross-run byte stability;
bindAddress and mode are literal-returning computed properties
- RuleAction/RuleSourceKind allCases assertions pin synthesized enum order
(neither allCases list is used in production); the persisted action tokens
stay pinned by the kept rawValue assertions and source-kind tokens by
fixture decoding through RuleSnapshotStore
- memberwise-constructor echo in RuleSourceIdentity, fixture-guaranteed
name == id rows, a share draft field pair built from one string, and a
local struct compared to its own assignment
- the synthesized-Codable round trip through literal JSONEncoder/JSONDecoder
The duplicate-import assertion becomes a real check: Set of node ids instead
of a count that restated roots.count, which is what its comment claims.
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Every case here restates a rule another test already pins with the same or a
wider input class:
- the activation group case is byte-identical to its neighbour, minus an extra
assertion; the rule snapshot version guard is re-driven with a second value
of the same schemaVersion check; the global-mode deployment-failure case is
a mode-literal copy of the strictly stronger direct-mode one; the clear-
failure case duplicates the deferred-retry sibling
- two RuntimeDocument projection cases only re-map locals, already asserted as
full array equality; the IPv6-LAN endpoint case repeats the direct-mode case
(the derivation reads only ports)
- the three HTTP export cases varied only listenerMode while the derivation
ignores it and one name contradicted its own expectation; one loop over all
listener modes now states the real rule
- the 0700/0600 permission baseline is one AtomicFileWriter behavior and stays
pinned through RuntimeFileStoreTests, which also covers self-heal and atomic
replace
The command-boundary case keeps its mixed-scenario isolation check (four
commands, four independent adapter counters) and drops only its unfalsifiable
queriedTargetIDs claim.
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