//! The operator-notice prefix is a published contract (ARCH §2.11), so
//! it is asserted literally: a consumer reading `driver.log` keys on
//! these exact bytes, and a reworded prefix is a broken consumer, not a
//! cosmetic edit.
usesuper::{PREFIX, line};#[test]fnprefix_is_the_published_bytes(){assert_eq!(PREFIX,"litany: notice: ");}#[test]fnline_prefixes_the_formatted_body(){assert_eq!(line(format_args!("budget {} on {}","depth","agents/a-b")),"litany: notice: budget depth on agents/a-b");}#[test]fnline_is_a_bare_concatenation(){// No spacing, quoting or punctuation is composed here — the prefix
// carries its own separator and the body is verbatim, so a site's
// sentence reads on the wire exactly as it reads in the source.
assert_eq!(line(format_args!("")),PREFIX);}