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chore: qualify reusable UI with exact capacity SDK contracts (#101) - #104
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Outcome
Qualify reusable React, browser, server and terminal providers against the exact combined capacity/provider SDK archive. Retain mobile-first rendering, Keycloak boundaries and the historical UI .16 replacement fixture byte-for-byte.
Work authority
dbaf0eebac197be81bef84921715ac141bb28a9e.42053cf1649ea1e2537fcdb15f2f1202c4d1224a.Contributor mode:
Plan
Owner documentation → public program/fixture and exact-peer specifications → archive adoption and touched fixture refactoring → owner and genuine consumer verification. Exactly ten files. SDK #486 and UI #103 retain the independent shared policy changes; this candidate does not silently bundle those PRs.
Changes and commits
Select SDK .22 from
c4f7849d402fc60bd1ee8274f647dac71a45b76e, archive SHA-256dc9a91c26b12180a6dd003a8f7b56e1bc76c19c48fde42feaa0026765dd6583f. UI .20 carries its own metadata/provider identity and new archive. Earlier UI .16/.18/.19 artifacts remain unchanged. Frozen replacement-fixture compilation resolves its original exact SDK bytes from Git, rather than adopting ambient SDK metadata. The changed fixture methods are small and preserve assertions, inputs, timeout and registration. A built default server/terminal capacity-view program verifies escaping, content and native disposal without moving domain policy into UI.Verification
Risk and rollback
No visual component, identity authority, domain policy or productive Agent behavior is added. Exact peer compatibility requires consumers to select one SDK closure. Revert the isolated candidate if necessary. Existing archives, licenses and owner boundaries stay intact. No production publication, legacy mutation, merge or issue closure.
Review checkpoint: synchronized with accepted readability policy; exact-head owner CI is being rerun before integration. Current maintainer instruction authorizes eligible Cordis merges; issues stay open.
Completion summary
Local owner and genuine packed-consumer gates passed. UI .20 archive SHA-256:
32f06cdc97e029ba48fc46d7bdf9d25b632d28d59518c74581f66175afa9a193. All current-head hosted checks passed. All issues remain open; this is a compatibility boundary, not complete Task 3D activation.Submission checklist