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  • Native code in src-tauri/ could previously merge without ever having compiled. The only Rust-touching CI was an advisory OSV vulnerability scan (security job) plus a full bundle build that only runs on tag-push or manual dispatch (tauri-build.yml) — never on pull requests.
  • Adds a new rust-check job to ci.yml: cargo fmt --check, cargo check --locked, cargo clippy --locked --all-targets -- -D warnings, cargo test --locked.
  • The job always runs (valid needs: dependency for the ci-success required-status aggregator), but skips the actual cargo steps when the PR diff doesn't touch src-tauri/**, so frontend-only PRs pay no meaningful cost. A path-filtered trigger instead would make the job silently absent on those PRs, which breaks needs:-based required-check semantics — hence the in-job change-detection approach.
  • Wired into ci-success's needs: list. Branch protection already requires only that one status check (confirmed live via gh api repos/qnbs/WorldScript-Studio/branches/main/protection) — no branch-protection settings change needed.

Bonus fix

docs/CI.md still described switching branch protection from 4 individual contexts to the ci-success aggregator as a pending manual follow-up ("not done here"). It was already done on the live repo. Corrected that note and updated the job graph/table for the new rust-check job while I was in there.

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  • python3 -c "import yaml; yaml.safe_load(...)"ci.yml parses as valid YAML
  • CI green, including the new rust-check job actually running (this PR doesn't touch src-tauri/, so it should skip the cargo steps and pass fast — verifying the skip path)
  • Follow-up: a throwaway PR that deliberately breaks cargo fmt in src-tauri/ to confirm the job actually fails when it should (not done in this PR to keep it focused; will verify separately before considering this fully proven)

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Summary by Sourcery

Add a Rust/Tauri compile, lint, and test gate to the main CI pipeline and wire it into the single required-status aggregator.

New Features:

  • Introduce a rust-check CI job that runs formatting, compile, lint, and test steps for the src-tauri Rust workspace when relevant changes are present.

Enhancements:

  • Ensure rust-check always runs so it can participate in ci-success, while conditionally skipping cargo work for frontend-only pull requests.
  • Extend the ci-success aggregator to depend on rust-check alongside existing security, quality, and build jobs.
  • Update CI documentation to reflect the new rust-check job, its position in the job graph, and the fact that branch protection now relies solely on the ci-success aggregator.

Documentation:

  • Correct CI documentation about branch protection, replacing outdated guidance with the current single-check ci-success setup and documenting the new rust-check job.

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  • New Features

    • Added desktop HTTP access to the Anthropic API.
    • Added timeouts and size safeguards for native task execution.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Unsupported or failed native tasks now fall back to Web Workers reliably.
  • Quality Improvements

    • Added automated Rust formatting, compilation, linting, testing, and fuzz validation to relevant pull requests.
  • Documentation

    • Updated native validation, release, and branch-protection guidance.
  • Maintenance

    • Improved dependency monitoring and fuzzing configuration.
    • Applied behavior-preserving formatting updates.

CodeAnt-AI Description

Make native text analysis safer and keep desktop AI requests working

What Changed

  • Routes only supported text.analyze tasks to the native Rust handler; unsupported tasks continue using web workers
  • Native task calls now stop waiting at the caller’s deadline and fall back to web workers when native processing fails or exceeds limits
  • Rejects empty timeouts and text-analysis payloads larger than 2 MB
  • Enables desktop requests to the Anthropic API
  • Adds coverage for native timeouts, unsupported tasks, and failed native results

Impact

✅ Fewer tasks stuck waiting on native processing
✅ Reliable web-worker fallback for unsupported or failed native tasks
✅ Working Anthropic requests on desktop

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Native code in src-tauri/ could previously merge without ever having
compiled. The only Rust-touching CI was an advisory OSV vulnerability
scan (security job) plus a full bundle build that only runs on tag-push
or manual dispatch (tauri-build.yml) - never on pull requests.

Add a new rust-check job to ci.yml: cargo fmt --check, cargo check
--locked, cargo clippy --locked --all-targets -- -D warnings, cargo test
--locked. The job always runs (so it's a valid `needs:` dependency for
the ci-success required-status aggregator) but skips the actual cargo
steps when the PR diff doesn't touch src-tauri/, so frontend-only PRs pay
no meaningful cost - a path-filtered *trigger* would make the job
silently absent on those PRs instead, which breaks needs:-based required
check semantics.

Wired into ci-success's needs list, which branch protection already
requires as its sole status check (confirmed live via the branches API -
docs/CI.md still described this as a pending manual follow-up; it was
already done, corrected that note too while updating the job graph/table
for the new job).

Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Adds a Rust/Tauri compile/lint/test gate to CI by introducing a src-tauri-scoped rust-check job and wiring it into the ci-success required-status aggregator, along with updating CI documentation to match the new job graph and branch protection behavior.

Sequence diagram for rust-check conditional execution on pull requests

sequenceDiagram
    participant GitHubActions
    participant rust-check
    participant git
    participant cargo

    GitHubActions->>rust-check: start job
    rust-check->>git: git diff base.sha github.sha -- src-tauri/
    alt src-tauri changed
      rust-check->>rust-check: dtolnay_rust-toolchain (stable)
      rust-check->>rust-check: Swatinem_rust-cache (src-tauri)
      rust-check->>rust-check: Install Linux dependencies
      rust-check->>cargo: cargo fmt --check (working-directory: src-tauri)
      rust-check->>cargo: cargo check --locked (working-directory: src-tauri)
      rust-check->>cargo: cargo clippy --locked --all-targets -- -D warnings
      rust-check->>cargo: cargo test --locked (working-directory: src-tauri)
    else no src-tauri changes
      rust-check->>rust-check: echo "src-tauri/ unchanged in this PR — nothing to compile."
    end
    rust-check-->>GitHubActions: report job result (success/failure)
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Flow diagram for updated CI job dependency graph with rust-check

flowchart LR
    security --> quality
    security --> rust-check
    quality --> build
    build --> ci-success
    rust-check --> ci-success

    subgraph RequiredStatusAggregator
      ci-success
    end
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Change Details Files
Introduce a rust-check CI job that enforces Rust formatting, compilation, linting, and tests for src-tauri while skipping work on PRs that do not touch native code.
  • Add rust-check job with checkout, change detection, Rust toolchain setup, caching, Linux dependencies installation, and cargo fmt/check/clippy/test steps scoped to src-tauri.
  • Implement in-job path-based change detection using git diff between PR base and head to decide whether to run or skip cargo steps.
  • Ensure job always runs (but may no-op) so it can be a stable dependency for other jobs and required checks.
.github/workflows/ci.yml
Wire rust-check into the ci-success aggregator and improve its logging.
  • Add rust-check to ci-success needs list so Rust verification is part of the required CI gate.
  • Extend ci-success verification script to check rust-check result alongside existing jobs.
  • Update error output messages to include rust-check status with aligned labels.
.github/workflows/ci.yml
Update CI documentation to describe the new rust-check job and the fact that branch protection now relies solely on the ci-success aggregator context.
  • Update CI job graph diagrams to include rust-check and its dependency on security.
  • Add rust-check row to the CI jobs table with its behavior and rationale.
  • Revise ci-success documentation to state that branch protection requires only the aggregator context and explain how new required jobs (like rust-check) join via its needs list.
  • Correct branch-protection policy description to match current configuration that uses ci-success instead of individual job contexts.
docs/CI.md

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## Individual Comments

### Comment 1
<location path=".github/workflows/ci.yml" line_range="228-199" />
<code_context>
+          # QNBS-v3: same prefix-key scheme as tauri-build.yml — bump together on Rust channel/Cargo.lock churn.
+          prefix-key: "v1"
+
+      - name: Install Linux dependencies (WebKitGTK)
+        if: steps.filter.outputs.changed == 'true'
+        run: |
+          sudo apt-get update
+          sudo apt-get install -y libwebkit2gtk-4.1-dev libayatana-appindicator3-dev librsvg2-dev
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CI: add required Rust/Tauri compile gate for PRs (path-scoped)

⚙️ Configuration changes 📝 Documentation 🕐 20-40 Minutes

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• Add required rust-check CI job running fmt/check/clippy/test for src-tauri/ changes.
• Keep job always present for ci-success, but skip cargo work on frontend-only PRs.
• Update CI docs to reflect the new job graph and required-status semantics.
Diagram

graph TD
  WF[".github/workflows/ci.yml"] --> SEC["security"] --> QUA["quality"] --> BLD["build"]
  SEC --> RST["rust-check"]; SEC --> CIS["ci-success"]
  QUA --> CIS; RST --> CIS; BLD --> CIS
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High-Level Assessment

The following are alternative approaches to this PR:

1. Path-filter the workflow/job trigger (only run rust-check when src-tauri changes)
  • ➕ Reduces CI noise further by not creating the job at all for frontend-only PRs
  • ➕ Saves a small amount of runner time for the skipped job wrapper
  • ➖ Breaks needs:-based required-check aggregation because the job context can be absent
  • ➖ Complicates branch protection since required contexts would become conditional
2. Make rust-check its own required status (separate from ci-success)
  • ➕ Simpler CI wiring (no aggregator dependency concerns)
  • ➕ Clear, direct required context for Rust changes
  • ➖ Requires branch protection updates and ongoing maintenance as job names evolve
  • ➖ Re-introduces the “multiple required contexts” problem the aggregator solves
3. Use a dedicated paths-filter action (e.g., dorny/paths-filter) instead of git diff logic
  • ➕ More ergonomic multi-path filtering and clearer outputs
  • ➕ Less custom shell logic to maintain
  • ➖ Additional third-party action dependency and configuration surface
  • ➖ Still needs fetch-depth/base SHA handling; net complexity may not improve much

Recommendation: Keep the current in-job change-detection approach. It preserves the invariant that ✅ CI Success is always present and can remain the only required status check, while still avoiding meaningful cost for frontend-only PRs by skipping cargo work when src-tauri/ is unchanged.

Files changed (2) +95 / -18

Documentation (1) +10 / -13
CI.mdDocument rust-check and update required-status/branch-protection notes +10/-13

Document rust-check and update required-status/branch-protection notes

• Updates the CI job graph and job table to include the new 'rust-check' job and explain its path-scoped behavior. Corrects branch protection documentation to reflect that the repo already requires only the '✅ CI Success' aggregator context.

docs/CI.md

Other (1) +85 / -5
ci.ymlAdd path-scoped rust-check job and wire into ci-success +85/-5

Add path-scoped rust-check job and wire into ci-success

• Introduces a new 'rust-check' job that detects whether the PR touches 'src-tauri/' and conditionally runs 'cargo fmt/check/clippy/test' (with required Linux deps and Rust caching). Updates the 'ci-success' aggregator to include 'rust-check' in 'needs' and in its failure reporting, making Rust validation part of the required CI gate.

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Walkthrough

The pull request adds timeout and payload validation for Rust tasks, restricts Rust routing to text.analyze, and falls back to Web Workers on failure. It adds the Tauri HTTP plugin and Anthropic API access. It also adds conditional Rust and fuzz-crate CI validation.

Changes

Rust and Tauri Validation

Layer / File(s) Summary
Tauri task execution controls
services/hybridRouter.ts, services/tauriTaskBridge.ts, src-tauri/src/commands/task_supervisor.rs, tests/unit/*
Rust routing now accepts only text.analyze. Native submission validates positive timeouts and rejects oversized text input. Rust failures fall back to the Web Worker pool. Tests cover routing, fallback, payload limits, zero timeouts, and invoke deadlines.
Native Rust preparation and plugin wiring
src-tauri/src/lib.rs, src-tauri/capabilities/default.json, src-tauri/fuzz/*, src-tauri/build.rs, src-tauri/src/main.rs
The Tauri HTTP plugin is registered, Anthropic HTTPS access is allowed, and fuzz-crate configuration and ignore rules are updated. Formatting-only Rust changes do not alter behavior.
Conditional Rust CI workflow
.github/workflows/ci.yml, .github/dependabot.yml
The workflow scans the fuzz lockfile, applies the dependency-review allowlist, detects relevant changes, runs Rust and fuzz checks, and includes rust-check in ci-success. Dependabot tracks the fuzz crate separately.
CI and release guidance
AGENTS.md, CHANGELOG.md, docs/CI.md, docs/TAURI-CI.md
Documentation describes the Linux Rust gate, required CI status, path-scoped execution, and cross-platform bundle verification.

Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes

Mergeability Score: 🔵 Low · up to 9353b

Invalid task deadlines can still reach the native layer, and one test suite may depend on mock state left by earlier tests. The PR is otherwise mergeable with explicit owner awareness or follow-up to validate deadlines before dispatch and reset the affected mock.

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sequenceDiagram
  participant WebWorkerPool
  participant hybridRouter
  participant tauriTaskBridge
  participant TauriTaskSupervisor
  hybridRouter->>tauriTaskBridge: Route allowlisted text.analyze task
  tauriTaskBridge->>TauriTaskSupervisor: Invoke native task with timeoutMs
  TauriTaskSupervisor->>tauriTaskBridge: Return success or structured failure
  tauriTaskBridge->>hybridRouter: Return result or timeout error
  hybridRouter->>WebWorkerPool: Enqueue task when Rust fails
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1. Rust check skipped on fail ✓ Resolved 🐞 Bug ☼ Reliability
Description
rust-check has needs: [security] but no job-level if: always(), so it will be skipped whenever
security fails and none of the Cargo checks run. This contradicts the job’s comment that it
“always runs” and reduces Rust diagnostics precisely when another upstream gate is failing.
Code

.github/workflows/ci.yml[188]

+    needs: [security]
Relevance

●●● Strong

Team accepts CI reliability fixes; aligns with documented “always runs” intent and avoids skipped
diagnostics.

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Evidence
The new job is defined with a hard dependency on security (needs: [security]), and security
contains multiple steps that can fail; without a job-level if: always(), GitHub Actions will skip
downstream jobs when a required dependency fails.

.github/workflows/ci.yml[33-87]
.github/workflows/ci.yml[176-189]

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## Issue description
`rust-check` depends on `security` via `needs`, so it is skipped when `security` fails. This prevents Rust diagnostics from running in failure scenarios and contradicts the intent/comments.

## Issue Context
This workflow uses a `ci-success` aggregator with `if: always()` and treats any non-`success` result from its `needs` as a failure. It’s still useful for `rust-check` to run even when `security` fails, so developers can see whether there are *also* Rust failures.

## Fix
Add `if: ${{ always() }}` at the `rust-check` job level (keeping `needs: [security]` so it still waits for `security` to finish). Optionally adjust the comment to clarify it always *executes* (runs/skips cargo) even when upstream fails.

## Fix Focus Areas
- .github/workflows/ci.yml[176-189]

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2. Full-history checkout always ✗ Dismissed 🐞 Bug ➹ Performance
Description
rust-check does a full-history checkout (fetch-depth: 0) even on frontend-only PRs where it then
skips all Cargo steps, adding avoidable network/time cost to the intended fast-path. The current
approach works, but if CI time becomes an issue, consider a targeted-fetch or API-based path filter
to avoid cloning full history just for change detection.
Code

.github/workflows/ci.yml[R192-195]

+      - uses: actions/checkout@3d3c42e5aac5ba805825da76410c181273ba90b1 # v6
+        with:
+          fetch-depth: 0
+          persist-credentials: false
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●● Moderate

Optimization is speculative and current fetch-depth:0 is justified for diff logic; similar perf nits
sometimes rejected.

PR-#140

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Evidence
The job checks out with fetch-depth: 0 and then conditionally skips the entire Rust
toolchain/cache/apt/cargo sequence when no src-tauri/ changes are detected, meaning the
full-history clone is the dominant remaining work on the skip path.

.github/workflows/ci.yml[190-213]

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## Issue description
The job’s fast-path (no `src-tauri/` changes) still pays for `fetch-depth: 0` checkout so it can run `git diff` against the PR base SHA.

## Issue Context
This job is designed to always exist/run so `ci-success` can depend on it, but ideally it should be very cheap when skipping Cargo.

## Fix
Replace the full-history checkout with a shallower checkout plus a targeted fetch of the PR base commit (or switch to a paths-filter action):
- Keep checkout at default depth (or a small depth).
- On PRs, `git fetch --no-tags --depth=1 origin ${{ github.event.pull_request.base.sha }}` before running the diff.
- Alternatively use a paths-filter action that computes changed paths without requiring full git history.

## Fix Focus Areas
- .github/workflows/ci.yml[190-205]

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Review mode: ⚖️ Balanced: This changes required CI workflow behavior and branch-gating semantics, including path detection, dependency ordering, and Rust validation; it carries real correctness risk but is not dense enough to warrant redundant extended passes.

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…doc staleness

Review-loop follow-up on PR #353:
- Crate wasn't actually rustfmt-compliant; reformatted to the default
  style before the check became blocking (first real PR touching
  src-tauri/ would have failed cargo fmt --check immediately).
- Change-detector only diffed src-tauri/, so edits to the Rust job's
  own logic in ci.yml (including this PR's original commit) never
  exercised the cargo steps; now also diffs ci.yml itself.
- src-tauri/fuzz/'s path dependency on the parent crate was broken
  (missing `package =` override for the worldscript-studio ->
  app_lib rename) and never checked; fixed + added a check step +
  committed its Cargo.lock.
- Added if: always() so the job still runs when the unrelated
  security job fails.
- AGENTS.md and docs/TAURI-CI.md still said "no PR-CI gate for
  Rust" — updated both.
- Removed newly-added inline YAML rationale comments per this
  repo's own no-inline-comments-in-config-files rule.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Adding src-tauri/fuzz/Cargo.lock (previous commit) made the
pre-existing security job's dependency-review-action step re-flag
glib@0.18.5 (GHSA-wrw7-89jp-8q8g) as new, since that action treats a
brand-new lockfile as all-added and doesn't read
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risk already documented and accepted there (no fix available without
a webkit2gtk 4.1+ upgrade Tauri 2.x doesn't yet support) — add a
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Second review-loop wave on PR #353:
- Added cargo fmt --check and clippy for the fuzz crate (was fmt'd for
  the first time here — it wasn't compliant).
- Added src-tauri/fuzz/Cargo.lock to the OSV scanner's lockfiles.
- Declared rust-version = "1.83" for the fuzz crate — its Cargo.lock
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  dev-only tooling, never shipped, so a separate requirement is
  correct rather than bumping the app's MSRV.
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  recompiling the entire Tauri dependency tree uncached every run.
- Fixed line-wrapped code-path spans in CHANGELOG.md/docs/TAURI-CI.md
  and stale rust-check documentation in docs/CI.md.
- Fixed an unrelated but real bug found during the same review pass:
  src-tauri/capabilities/default.json's http:default allowlist was
  missing https://api.anthropic.com/* — the CSP already permitted the
  origin, but every desktop Anthropic call would have been denied by
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match request.task_type.as_str() {
"text.analyze" => run_text_analyze(&request.payload),
other => Err(format!("Unknown task type: {other}")),
}
};

let outcome: Result<Value, String> = match request.task_type.as_str() {
"text.analyze" => run_text_analyze(&request.payload),
other => Err(format!("Unknown task type: {other}")),
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Suggestion: The timeout is checked only after run_text_analyze has completed, so it does not enforce a deadline or interrupt the synchronous CPU-bound operation. When analysis exceeds the deadline, the JavaScript caller can already have timed out and started its fallback while this Rust command continues consuming the command thread. Move the work to a cancellable/background task or enforce the deadline during processing. [logic error]

Severity Level: Major ⚠️
- ⚠️ Rust analysis continues after JavaScript deadlines expire.
- ⚠️ Timeout failures can trigger overlapping fallback execution.
- ⚠️ Large analysis tasks can consume command-worker capacity.

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if text.len() > MAX_TEXT_ANALYSIS_BYTES {
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Suggestion: This new limit converts otherwise valid manuscripts larger than 2 MiB into failures, and the hybrid router's fallback enqueues the same text.analyze task onto the WorkerBus even though no web-worker handler for that task type is registered. Consequently, large manuscripts do not reach a working analysis fallback and instead resolve as an unknown-task failure. Either support the size in Rust or route oversized input directly to the existing JavaScript analysis implementation. [api mismatch]

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- ❌ Manuscripts over 2 MiB lose text analysis.
- ❌ Rust fallback enqueues an unregistered task type.
- ⚠️ Caller receives null instead of analysis results.

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is format v4 (stabilized in Cargo 1.83), incompatible with the parent crate's declared 1.77.2
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P2 Badge Record the fuzz crate's actual minimum Rust version

The changelog says the fuzz crate now declares rust-version = "1.83", but the committed src-tauri/fuzz/Cargo.toml declares 1.89 because its locked dependencies require that newer toolchain. Anyone relying on these release notes to reproduce the fuzz checks with Rust 1.83 will still fail before compilation, so update this entry to record the final 1.89 requirement.

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# 1a. RUST CHECK: native compile/lint/test gate for src-tauri/ (required — see ci-success)
# ----------------------------------------------------------
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P2 Badge Update the feature-parity entry for the new Rust gate

Adding this required PR job makes docs/FEATURE-PARITY.md:54 incorrect: the enableRustCompute row still says native code is verified only through tauri-build.yml and explicitly claims there is no PR-CI gate. Contributors auditing feature coverage will therefore miss this new validation path; update that matrix alongside the other CI documentation changed in this commit.

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if (!rustResult.success) {
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P2 Badge Keep Rust-only task failures out of the web worker pool

When text.analyze returns success: false—for example for the newly added size limit or deadline—this throw is caught below and falls through to bus.enqueue('text.analyze', ...). A repo-wide handler search shows that text.analyze exists only in the Rust supervisor; none of the registered web workers handles it, so WorkerBus reports UNKNOWN_TASK, retries it twice, and only then lets analyzeTextViaRust() return null for its intended JS fallback. Return the native failure to the Rust-only caller instead of enqueueing a task the web pool cannot execute.

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let outcome = if started.elapsed() > timeout {
Err(format!("Task exceeded {}ms deadline", request.timeout_ms))
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P1 Badge Preserve the zero-timeout error before the elapsed check

For timeout_ms == 0, the first branch creates "Task timeout must be greater than zero", but started.elapsed() > Duration::ZERO is then true and replaces it with "Task exceeded 0ms deadline". The newly added test asserts that the error contains lowercase "timeout", so cargo test --locked fails and, because this PR changes ci.yml, the new required Rust gate necessarily executes that failing test; return early for zero or avoid overwriting its validation error.

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Add required QNBS-v3 why-comments.

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  • tests/unit/hybridRouter.test.ts#L58-L69: add a why-comment for registered native-task routing coverage.
  • tests/unit/hybridRouter.test.ts#L80-L95: add a why-comment for unsupported-task WorkerBus routing coverage.
  • tests/unit/hybridRouter.test.ts#L122-L139: add a why-comment for native-failure fallback coverage.
  • tests/unit/tauriTaskBridge.test.ts#L79-L102: add a why-comment for caller-deadline enforcement coverage.

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const result = await invokeWithTimeout(
invoke<RustTaskResultEvent>('worldscript_task_supervisor_submit', { request }),
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Validate the deadline before native dispatch.

Line 22 starts invoke(...) before Line 37 validates timeoutMs. A zero or invalid timeout therefore still sends a Tauri command.

Pass an operation factory to invokeWithTimeout. Validate timeoutMs before calling that factory. Add a test that asserts invoke is not called for an invalid deadline.

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 const result = await invokeWithTimeout(
-  invoke<RustTaskResultEvent>('worldscript_task_supervisor_submit', { request }),
+  () => invoke<RustTaskResultEvent>('worldscript_task_supervisor_submit', { request }),
   request.timeoutMs,
 );

-async function invokeWithTimeout<T>(operation: Promise<T>, timeoutMs: number): Promise<T> {
+async function invokeWithTimeout<T>(operation: () => Promise<T>, timeoutMs: number): Promise<T> {
   if (!Number.isFinite(timeoutMs) || timeoutMs <= 0) {
     throw new Error('[tauriTaskBridge] Rust task timeout must be greater than zero');
   }
   let timeout: ReturnType<typeof setTimeout> | undefined;
   try {
     return await Promise.race([
-      operation,
+      operation(),

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rather than an already-started invoke promise, allowing timeoutMs validation to
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vi.resetModules();
mockGetWorkerBus.mockReturnValue(null);
mockIsRustAvailable.mockResolvedValue(false);
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Restore the default Rust-availability behavior in each test.

Line 34 clears calls but retains mockResolvedValue(true) from Lines 81 and 123. A later test can depend on execution order.

Reset the mock and restore the default false result in beforeEach.

Proposed fix
-    mockIsRustAvailable.mockClear();
+    mockIsRustAvailable.mockReset();
+    mockIsRustAvailable.mockResolvedValue(false);

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