IExtrospectV2: the address-taking verdict surface, for a new deploy - #142
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…ounts Issue #139 (ruled 2026-08-19 on #83): a new interface for a new deploy. IExtrospectV1 is frozen in practice — its concrete is deterministically deployed on all seven supported networks and can never gain functions — so the address-taking verdict surface that exists at the library level (the metamorphic pair from PR #136, the opcode-scan pair from PR #141, the any-0xEF fail-closed ruling from #54 / PR #138) lands on a new IExtrospectV2. This commit adds src/interface/IExtrospectV2.sol — the whole V1 surface unchanged plus checkNotMetamorphic(address), scanMetamorphicRisk(address), scanEVMOpcodesPresentInBytecode(address) and scanEVMOpcodesReachableInBytecode(address), types-only returns per org convention — and the binding tests, plus the minimal fixture they need to compile: ExtrospectV2Fixture forwards every interface function to the library function it names, except the four address-taking entry points deliberately forward through the BYTES functions over account.code, without the codeless boundary, so the discriminating tests fail behaviourally: - testIExtrospectV2CheckNotMetamorphicAddressRevertsOnCodelessAccount - testIExtrospectV2ScanMetamorphicRiskAddressRevertsOnCodelessAccount - testIExtrospectV2ScanPresentAddressRevertsOnCodelessAccount - testIExtrospectV2ScanReachableAddressRevertsOnCodelessAccount nix develop -c forge test: 413 passed, 7 failed — the 4 above plus the 3 fork tests needing ARBITRUM_RPC_URL (environmental, fail on main too). Also pins through the interface, passing already against the scaffold: selector identity of the carried surface with IExtrospectV1, the V1-ABI answers of the four overloaded names, agreement of address entry points with bytes entry points over deployed and etched code (fixed and fuzzed), the EIP-7702 designator and EOF-code fail-closed Metamorphic(1 << 0xEF) verdicts, and the split between the raw scans' 0xEF00-only EOF gate and the metamorphic pair's any-0xEF fail-closed rule. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Issue #139: ExtrospectV2Fixture now forwards checkNotMetamorphic(address), scanMetamorphicRisk(address), scanEVMOpcodesPresentInBytecode(address) and scanEVMOpcodesReachableInBytecode(address) to the library functions of the same name and argument — the address-taking entry points from PRs #136 and #141 — instead of routing through the bytes functions over account.code. The four discriminating codeless-account tests from the previous commit go green: only the address boundary has the information to refuse to vouch for an account with no code, and the fixture now carries that boundary the same way the deployable concrete in rain.extrospection.deploy will. README interface section now tells the two-interface story: IExtrospectV1 frozen with its deployed concrete, IExtrospectV2 carrying the whole V1 surface unchanged plus the address-taking verdict entry points, for a new deploy. The orphaned-bitmaps note covers both interfaces. nix develop -c forge test: 417 passed, 3 failed — only the fork tests needing ARBITRUM_RPC_URL (environmental, fail on main too). With --no-match-path "*fork*": 417 passed, 0 failed. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Closes #139
Implements the ruling on #83 as scoped by #139 (2026-08-19): a new interface for a new deploy.
IExtrospectV1is frozen in practice — the concreteExtrospectimplementing it is deterministically deployed at0x1BE878af679C1a0A6AC15108b0F4398de1f94506on all seven supported networks and can never gain functions — so the address-taking verdict surface that exists only at the library level lands onIExtrospectV2. Interface here per the split; the concrete, its deploy record and thesol-v*release happen in rain.extrospection.deploy (deploy first, tag after) and are NOT in this PR.IExtrospectV1untouched:git diff main -- src/interface/IExtrospectV1.solis empty.What changed
src/interface/IExtrospectV2.sol(new): the external interface for a new deploy. Carries the whole V1 surface unchanged and adds the four address-taking verdict entry points landed since the V1 deploy:checkNotMetamorphic(address)andscanMetamorphicRisk(address)(the metamorphic pair, PR Reject codeless accounts in address-taking absence checks #136, any-0xEFfail-closed per the EIP-7702 delegated accounts are reported as NOT metamorphic #54 ruling as qualified in PR Fail closed on any 0xEF lead byte in the metamorphic scan #138),scanEVMOpcodesPresentInBytecode(address)andscanEVMOpcodesReachableInBytecode(address)(the opcode-scan pair, ruled on No address-taking metamorphic or opcode scan exists, so no verdict is bound to an account #83, PR Address-taking opcode scans reject codeless accounts #141). All four revertCodelessAccount(address)(the E+D class from checkNotMetamorphic reports an account with no code as NOT metamorphic #55) on an account with no code. NatSpec describes the landed library behaviour exactly, including the deliberate split between the two verdict families: the raw opcode scans keep their0xEF00-only EOF gate (a bare0xEFor an EIP-77020xEF01designator is scanned, not EOF-rejected), while the metamorphic pair fails closed on any0xEFlead byte withMetamorphic(1 << 0xEF)and never revertsEOFBytecodeNotSupported; the EIP-3541 provenance stays qualified as PR Fail closed on any 0xEF lead byte in the metamorphic scan #138 landed it. Types-only returns throughout, per org convention.test/concrete/ExtrospectV2Fixture.sol(new, test-only): binds the interface to the libraries — every function forwards to the library function it names, the shape the deployable concrete takes. Not the deployable concrete; pins no deploy address.test/src/interface/IExtrospectV2.t.sol(new): 19 tests binding the libraries to the declared surface through the fixture (see QA).Why V2 carries the bytes-taking surface too
The issue pins the four address-taking entry points and the existing address-taking CBOR checks on V2, and leaves whether V2 also restates the bytes-taking surface to this PR. It does, for two reasons:
IExtrospectV1+IExtrospectV2types against one address to reach its whole surface.0xEFfail-closed, which PR Fail closed on any 0xEF lead byte in the metamorphic scan #138 landed). That only reaches a consumer bound to V2 if V2 declares the bytes-taking entry points; a V2 without them would leave the new deploy's bytes surface documented only by a frozen V1 whose text future bytes-level rulings will not update.Carried functions keep V1's exact signatures — selector identity is pinned by test — with returns restated types-only per org convention:
tryTrimSolidityCBORMetadatadrops V1's named returns (didTrim,trimmedBytecode), which is ABI-neutral since return names are not part of the ABI. (Flagging the contradiction rather than hiding it: frozen V1 itself carries those named returns against the types-only convention; V1 stays untouched per the issue.)QA
Discriminating tests (all in
test/src/interface/IExtrospectV2.t.sol, exercised through theIExtrospectV2type againstExtrospectV2Fixture):testIExtrospectV2CheckNotMetamorphicAddressRevertsOnCodelessAccount,testIExtrospectV2ScanMetamorphicRiskAddressRevertsOnCodelessAccount,testIExtrospectV2ScanPresentAddressRevertsOnCodelessAccount,testIExtrospectV2ScanReachableAddressRevertsOnCodelessAccount— expected revert data built withabi.encodeWithSelector(CodelessAccount.selector, codeless)so the error AND its address payload are pinned, while the bytes entry points pass/zero the same account's empty code in the same test. Each fails on base: committed first (d7b28e1) against a fixture whose address entry points deliberately forward through the BYTES functions overaccount.code, observed failing behaviourally ("next call did not revert as expected"; 413 passed, 7 failed = these 4 + the 3 environmental fork tests), then the binding commit (420b59b) turned them green.testIExtrospectV2CarriesIExtrospectV1Selectors(selector equality for the eight names V2 does not overload),testIExtrospectV2AnswersIExtrospectV1OverloadedSelectors(raw staticcalls encoded from the V1 ABI land on the V2 fixture and return the library verdicts for the four overloaded names).testIExtrospectV2AddressEntryPointsSplitOnEOFCode(etched0xEF00: raw scans revertEOFBytecodeNotSupported, metamorphic pair reports/reverts exactlyMetamorphic(1 << 0xEF)),testIExtrospectV2AddressEntryPointsSplitOnBare0xEF(etched bare0xEF: raw scans do NOT EOF-revert and report bit0xEF, metamorphic still fails closed),testIExtrospectV2MetamorphicAddressFailsClosedOnEIP7702Designator(etched0xEF0100||address).testIExtrospectV2MetamorphicAddressAgreesWithBytes,testIExtrospectV2OpcodeScanAddressAgreesWithBytes, which also assertspresent != reachableso the swap mutants below are discriminated) andtestIExtrospectV2AddressEntryPointsAgreeWithBytesFuzz(2048 runs,LibExtrospectTestEtch.assumeEtch).SOLIDITY_CBOR_RUNTIME_FIXTURE), EOF gate, ERC-1167 recognition and extraction, beacon predicates, in-place-trim isolation across the external boundary.Mutations applied (each applied to the working tree with
sedontest/concrete/ExtrospectV2Fixture.sol— the binding under test; the interface declares and the fixture is its only executable binding in this repo — thennix develop -c forge test --no-match-path "*fork*"run in full, then reverted; baseline for that command: 417 passed, 0 failed):test/concrete/ExtrospectV2Fixture.sol, then reverted)checkNotMetamorphic(address)forwards through the bytes function overaccount.code(codeless boundary dropped — the failing-tests scaffold, reapplied)testIExtrospectV2CheckNotMetamorphicAddressRevertsOnCodelessAccount("next call did not revert as expected"); 416 passed, 1 failedscanMetamorphicRisk(address): same droptestIExtrospectV2ScanMetamorphicRiskAddressRevertsOnCodelessAccount(same shape); 416 passed, 1 failedscanEVMOpcodesPresentInBytecode(address): same droptestIExtrospectV2ScanPresentAddressRevertsOnCodelessAccount(same shape); 416 passed, 1 failedscanEVMOpcodesReachableInBytecode(address): same droptestIExtrospectV2ScanReachableAddressRevertsOnCodelessAccount(same shape); 416 passed, 1 failedtestIExtrospectV2OpcodeScanAddressAgreesWithBytes(the test pinspresent != reachablefor its fixture code, so the swap cannot slide) plus a fuzz counterexample; 415 passed, 2 failedisBeaconOwnerforwards its arguments swappedtestIExtrospectV2BeaconPredicates; 416 passed, 1 failedscanMetamorphicRisk(bytes)bypasses the any-0xEFfail-closed gate:scanEVMOpcodesReachableInBytecode(bytecode) & METAMORPHIC_OPSdirectlytestIExtrospectV2AddressEntryPointsAgreeWithBytesFuzzcounterexampleargs=[0xef3ba5ae...]—0xEF-lead non-EOF code where the real gate answers exactly1 << 0xEFand the bypass answers the scanned risk bits (assertion failed: 1 << 239 != ...); 416 passed, 1 failedcheckCBORTrimmedBytecodeHashforward dropped (always-pass)testIExtrospectV2CheckCBORTrimmedBytecodeHash("next call did not revert as expected" on the mismatch leg); 416 passed, 1 failedcheckNoSolidityCBORMetadataforward dropped (always-pass)testIExtrospectV2CheckNoSolidityCBORMetadata(same shape); 416 passed, 1 failedAll 10 mutants killed, 0 survivors. Worktree restored to HEAD after the campaign (
git statusclean, verified in the run log).Oracle: issue IExtrospectV2: address-taking verdict surface, for a new deploy #139 as filed (the ruling on No address-taking metamorphic or opcode scan exists, so no verdict is bound to an account #83, 2026-08-19), read independently of the implementation: V2 carries at the interface level the address-taking verdict surface that exists at the library level — the metamorphic pair from PR Reject codeless accounts in address-taking absence checks #136 and the opcode-scan pair ruled on No address-taking metamorphic or opcode scan exists, so no verdict is bound to an account #83 — every one reverting
CodelessAccount(address)on a codeless account, alongside the existing address-taking CBOR checks; open bytes-level rulings (EIP-7702 delegated accounts are reported as NOT metamorphic #54 any-0xEFfail-closed) inherited automatically; concrete/deploy/release out of scope in rain.extrospection.deploy. Expected revert data and bitmaps in tests are constructed from the rulings' required shapes (abi.encodeWithSelector,1 << 0xEF), not observed from the code under test. NatSpec was written from the library sources post-Reject codeless accounts in address-taking absence checks #136/Fail closed on any 0xEF lead byte in the metamorphic scan #138/Address-taking opcode scans reject codeless accounts #141 and checked claim-by-claim against them, not from the concrete's behaviour.Category check: the issue asks for (1)
IExtrospectV2in this repo withcheckNotMetamorphic(address),scanMetamorphicRisk(address),scanEVMOpcodesPresentInBytecode(address),scanEVMOpcodesReachableInBytecode(address)— covered,src/interface/IExtrospectV2.sol, codeless reverts pinned; (2) alongside the existing address-taking CBOR checks — covered,checkCBORTrimmedBytecodeHash(address,bytes32)andcheckNoSolidityCBORMetadata(address)carried with V1 text, behaviour pinned through V2 (n.b.checkCBORTrimmedBytecodeHashis a presence check and revertsMetadataNotTrimmed, notCodelessAccount, on a codeless account — landed behaviour, documented as such, not "fixed" here); (3) bytes-level rulings inherited (EIP-7702 delegated accounts are reported as NOT metamorphic #54/Fail closed on any 0xEF lead byte in the metamorphic scan #138 any-0xEFfail-closed) — covered, declared on the bytes AND address metamorphic entry points and pinned by the split tests; (4) interface here, concrete/deploy/release in rain.extrospection.deploy — followed, no concrete and no deploy pins in this PR; (5)IExtrospectV1untouched — followed, no diff undersrc/interface/IExtrospectV1.sol. Full suite: 417 passed, 3 failed — only the fork tests needingARBITRUM_RPC_URL(environmental, fail on main too, The fork-test exclusion drops 7 tests to skip 3, leaving four non-fork checkCBORTrimmedBytecodeHash paths unmeasured #85). Nothing outside the ruled scope was changed.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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