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StoreContainment

Struct StoreContainment 

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pub struct StoreContainment { /* private fields */ }
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Hot-loop companion to ensure_path_within_store: identical per-candidate semantics, amortized cost. The single-shot gate re-canonicalizes the store root and walks the candidate’s whole parent chain via canonicalize on every call — two realpath(3) chains per candidate, which at a 10k-file scan set dominates the scan itself. This helper canonicalizes the root ONCE at construction and memoizes each distinct parent directory’s canonical form (scan candidates cluster into a few dozen type/shard folders), so the common candidate — an existing, non-symlink file in a known folder — costs one lstat(2) and a prefix check. Symlink leaves, missing files, and other corners fall back to the same full peel-resolution the single-shot gate runs, so no candidate gets a weaker check: a poisoned path still resolves (or fails) exactly as before.

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impl StoreContainment

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pub fn new(store_root: &Path) -> Result<Self>

Canonicalize the store root once. Errs only if the root itself cannot resolve (deleted mid-operation) — the same condition that would fail every single-shot gate call.

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pub fn resolve(&mut self, candidate: &Path) -> Result<PathBuf>

ensure_path_within_store, amortized: same acceptance set, same rejection set (see the struct doc).

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