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//
// tsoracle — Distributed Timestamp Oracle
// https://www.tsoracle.rs
//
// Copyright (c) 2026 Prisma Risk
//
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//! Host abstraction the OmniPaxos-backed `ConsensusDriver` builds on.
//!
//! Implementations decide where the OmniPaxos handle lives, where storage
//! is persisted, and how `current_high_water` / `submit_advance` interact
//! with the underlying paxos log. The bundled [`crate::StandaloneHost`]
//! owns its own OmniPaxos cluster + apply pipeline keyed on
//! [`HighWaterCommand`]. A larger service that already runs OmniPaxos for
//! other state can implement this trait against its existing handle and
//! pick its own [`Entry`](omnipaxos::storage::Entry) — typically an
//! envelope enum that carries `HighWaterCommand` as one variant alongside
//! the service's own commands.
use Arc;
use async_trait;
use OmniPaxos;
use ;
use Mutex;
use ConsensusError;
/// Host that knows how to read and advance the TSO high-water mark via
/// OmniPaxos.
///
/// The driver crate handles the `ConsensusDriver` trait shape and
/// leadership-event mapping; the host supplies the entry shape, the
/// storage, and the submission semantics.