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HighWaterMarks

Struct HighWaterMarks 

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pub struct HighWaterMarks { /* private fields */ }
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Persisted high-water marks, one per release line, stored under the varve root (NOT inside the core — the core holds evidence, this is client state).

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impl HighWaterMarks

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pub fn load(root: &Path) -> Result<Self, RollbackError>

Load the marks stored under root (missing file = first contact).

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pub fn mark(&self, line: &Line) -> Option<u64>

The recorded mark for a line, if any.

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pub fn check(&self, manifest: &LayerManifest) -> RollbackVerdict

Check a manifest against the marks. Accept does NOT advance the mark — call Self::advance after the layer is fully verified and laid down, so a failed install cannot burn the mark.

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pub fn check_with_floor( &self, manifest: &LayerManifest, floor: Option<u64>, ) -> RollbackVerdict

The check, with the realm’s signed per-line floor when one is known (REQ-FIRSTCONTACT-001).

floor must come from a line-status document that has ALREADY been verified against the realm’s trust root. An unverified floor would be an attacker-chosen number, and a floor of zero from a forged document is worse than no floor at all — it looks like protection.

The local mark still wins where it is higher: a consumer who has accepted counter 9 must not be walked back to a realm-stated floor of 3. The floor raises the bottom for someone who has no history; it never lowers it for someone who does.

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pub fn advance(&mut self, manifest: &LayerManifest) -> Result<(), RollbackError>

Record acceptance of a manifest: raise the line’s mark to the manifest’s counter (never lowers) and persist.

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impl Debug for HighWaterMarks

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fn fmt(&self, f: &mut Formatter<'_>) -> Result

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