// tests/uat/extension-page-harness.ts — Plan 01-13 production UAT harness.
//
// Inherited from the Plan 01-11 prototype at commit c647f61 per the
// 01-11-SUMMARY.md architectural pivot (Approach B). The prototype
// proved A6 (Bug B canonical regression rewind) 5/5 GREEN in ~7s
// end-to-end, validating the architecture summarized below. Plan 01-13
// Wave 1 promoted this file from `tests/uat/prototype/` to the
// production path without behavioral change; Wave 3 will extend the
// `window.__mokoshHarness` surface with assertA1..A13 methods.
//
// Extension-internal harness page entrypoint. Lives at
// `chrome-extension://<id>/tests/uat/extension-page-harness.html`
// in the test build (vite.test.config.ts adds it as a Rollup input).
//
// ARCHITECTURAL ANCHOR (Approach B): the working architecture for MV3
// extension UAT is to drive Chrome FROM INSIDE (extension-internal
// test page + synthetic MediaStream) rather than FROM OUTSIDE (CDP
// into SW context). Falsification of the Approach-A alternatives
// (sw.evaluate + popup-bridge + SW-side dynamic-import test hooks)
// is documented in 01-11-SUMMARY.md.
//
// IMPORTANT RESEARCH FINDING (load-bearing — DO NOT REGRESS):
//   Plan 01-11 RESEARCH §6 originally architected `await import(...)`
//   at the top of src/background/index.ts to gate SW-side test hooks.
//   EMPIRICAL FALSIFICATION (01-11 prototype, verified Chrome 148):
//   dynamic import is BLOCKED in MV3 service workers. The SW silently
//   dies — the chunk file is loaded but the await never resolves, so
//   production listeners never register. Production sources:
//     - w3c/webextensions#212 (May 2022, still open as of May 2026)
//     - chromium.googlesource.com es_modules.md: "Dynamic import is
//       currently blocked in Service Workers, but it will change in
//       the future."
//   Approach B WORKS AROUND this by:
//     1. Removing the SW-side gated dynamic import entirely
//        (src/background/index.ts has comment-only docs at lines 13-30
//        explaining why no hook gate lands here).
//     2. Using only the OFFSCREEN-side test hook (offscreen IS a DOM
//        document, dynamic import works there — see
//        src/offscreen/recorder.ts top-of-module gate).
//     3. Driving everything from this harness page using PRODUCTION
//        chrome.* APIs (page has full extension permissions):
//        - chrome.action.getBadgeText / getPopup — read SW state
//        - chrome.offscreen.createDocument — create offscreen FIRST
//          (the page is allowed to call this)
//        - chrome.runtime.sendMessage START_RECORDING — trigger
//          production startRecording path (uses existing offscreen +
//          fake getDisplayMedia from offscreen-hooks.ts)
//        - chrome.notifications.getAll — count active notifications
//          (no SW hook needed)
//        - chrome.runtime.sendMessage __mokoshOffscreenQuery
//          dispatch-ended — trigger Bug B simulation via offscreen
//          bridge (offscreen still uses dynamic import → works)
//
// Wave 3A surface — extends `window.__mokoshHarness` from 1 → 5 methods:
//   - `assertA1()` — SW bootstrap state (badge='', popup='', isRecording=false).
//   - `assertA2()` — toolbar onClicked → REC (workaround: send START_RECORDING
//                    directly to offscreen + manually set badge/popup;
//                    bypasses SW startVideoCapture which needs the
//                    `tabs` permission per 01-11-SUMMARY workaround).
//   - `assertA3()` — displaySurface === 'monitor' (via 'get-display-surface'
//                    offscreen bridge op; verifies the synthetic stream's
//                    monkey-patched getSettings()).
//   - `assertA4()` — popup stays pinned during recording (REC state
//                    preserves setRecordingMode's setPopup; offscreen
//                    count remains 1 — no second offscreen spawns).
//   - `assertA6()` — canonical Bug B regression assertion (proven).
//
// Wave 3B surface — extends `window.__mokoshHarness` from 5 → 7 methods:
//   - `assertA5()` — SAVE_ARCHIVE dispatches; the page-side check confirms
//                    the SW handler returns success. The host-side driveA5
//                    wrapper handles disk-side verification (zip file
//                    presence + size > 1KB) since the page cannot read
//                    `handles.downloadsDir`. Page-side method returns
//                    `{passed, name, checks: [SW dispatch ack], diagnostics}`;
//                    host-side merges its own checks on top.
//   - `assertA7()` — genuine recording error → ERR badge + recovery
//                    notification. Sends a synthetic
//                    `RECORDING_ERROR{error:'codec-unsupported'}` (NOT
//                    'user-stopped-sharing' — that's Bug B's branch).
//                    Asserts: badge='ERR', popup endsWith 'src/popup/index.html',
//                    notif count delta===1, and ANY active notification id
//                    has the 'mokosh-recovery-' prefix. The set-membership
//                    check on the prefix is the plan-resolved choice over a
//                    "most recent" check — `chrome.notifications.getAll` does
//                    not guarantee key ordering (set membership is reliable;
//                    ordering is not).
//
// Wave 3D surface — extends `window.__mokoshHarness` from 10 → 13 methods +
// 1 helper (getManifestVersion):
//   - `assertA11()` — 35s buffer continuity. Tears down any prior recording
//                     state (STOP_RECORDING → START_RECORDING so the
//                     offscreen recorder's `resetBuffer()` at start clears
//                     `segments`). Waits 35_000ms wall-clock. Queries the
//                     `get-segment-count` bridge op (added in Wave 3D to
//                     `src/test-hooks/offscreen-hooks.ts`). Asserts count
//                     >= 3 (per D-13: SEGMENT_DURATION_MS=10s × MAX_SEGMENTS=3
//                     → a recording live for ~35s has rotated 3 segments
//                     into the buffer). The 35s wait dominates the entire
//                     `npm run test:uat` wall-clock budget.
//   - `assertA5_savePersistentRecording()` — host-side helper: dispatches
//                     SAVE_ARCHIVE without tearing down the recording.
//                     Used by A12 + A13 (both need a zip; the recording
//                     stays alive between them for sequential saves).
//   - `assertA12()` — page-side: dispatch SAVE_ARCHIVE (same path as
//                     A5/saveArchive). Host-side driveA12 polls
//                     downloadsDir for the new zip, extracts
//                     `video/last_30sec.webm` to a tmpfile, spawns
//                     `/usr/bin/ffprobe -v error -f matroska <path>`,
//                     asserts exit 0 + zero decoder-error lines on
//                     stderr. Skip-gate: if /usr/bin/ffprobe is absent,
//                     A12 PASSES with a 'SKIPPED' diagnostic (mirrors
//                     `tests/offscreen/webm-playback.test.ts` pattern).
//   - `assertA13()` — page-side: dispatch SAVE_ARCHIVE. Host-side
//                     driveA13 polls downloadsDir for a new zip,
//                     parses with JSZip, asserts:
//                     (a) `video/last_30sec.webm` entry present + > 1KB,
//                     (b) `meta.json` entry present + parses as JSON,
//                     (c) `meta.json.extensionVersion` matches the
//                         harness-supplied expected version (read from
//                         `chrome.runtime.getManifest().version` via
//                         the page-side `getManifestVersion()` helper
//                         at handshake time).
//   - `getManifestVersion()` — page-side helper returning
//                     `chrome.runtime.getManifest().version`. The host
//                     reads this once at orchestrator startup so the
//                     driver doesn't need to re-evaluate per assertion.
//
// Wave 3C surface — extends `window.__mokoshHarness` from 7 → 10 methods:
//   - `assertA8()` — Bug A canonical regression rewind: invoke
//                    `chrome.notifications.create` from the page with the
//                    SAME options the production SW `onStartup` handler
//                    uses (iconUrl: chrome.runtime.getURL('icons/icon128.png'),
//                    title:'Mokosh ready', etc). Bug A was Chrome's
//                    `imageUtil` silently rejecting the create when the
//                    icon was too small / missing — exercising the same
//                    create code-path from the page covers the same
//                    icon-acceptance contract WITHOUT needing a SW-side
//                    hook (the SW onStartup handler invocation itself is
//                    covered by `tests/background/onstartup-notification.test.ts`).
//                    Asserts: create resolves with a non-empty id, the id
//                    has the 'mokosh-startup-' prefix, and the
//                    notification appears in `chrome.notifications.getAll`
//                    (count delta === 1, set-membership on the prefix).
//                    Plan 01-13 Task 6 §behavior + §implementation pin this
//                    approach explicitly (workaround documented at length
//                    there); architectural rationale + Bug A history at
//                    a881bf0 (the original fix commit).
//   - `assertA9()` — icon files meet Chrome `imageUtil`'s silent-rejection
//                    floors per assets-spec.md / Plan 01-13 Task 6
//                    behavior: 16→≥200 B, 48→≥500 B, 128→≥1024 B. Fetches
//                    `chrome.runtime.getURL('icons/icon{16,48,128}.png')`
//                    and reads `blob.size`. Regression target: a future
//                    icon swap that drops below the floor would silently
//                    break the onStartup / recovery notification flow
//                    (Bug A class).
//   - `assertA10()` — manifest shape contract: reads
//                    `chrome.runtime.getManifest()` and asserts the three
//                    surfaces that A8 + the SW notification flow depend on:
//                    `permissions` includes 'notifications', `icons` has
//                    keys '16'/'48'/'128', `action.default_icon` has the
//                    same three keys. Regression target: a future manifest
//                    edit that drops `notifications` (notifications.create
//                    silently fails) or removes an icon entry (manifest
//                    parser rejects).

/**
 * Result shape returned by harness assertions to Puppeteer.
 */
interface AssertionResult {
  passed: boolean;
  name: string;
  checks: Array<{
    name: string;
    expected: unknown;
    actual: unknown;
    passed: boolean;
  }>;
  diagnostics: string[];
  error?: string;
}

/** Time in ms to wait for the SW state machine to settle after dispatching 'ended'. */
const A6_SETTLE_MS = 500;
/** Poll interval. */
const POLL_INTERVAL_MS = 100;
/** Maximum wait for an async state transition. */
const STATE_WAIT_MS = 8_000;

/** Per-step diagnostic logger — also writes to console. */
function diag(result: AssertionResult, line: string): void {
  result.diagnostics.push(line);
  console.log('[harness-step]', line);
}

/**
 * Poll an async probe until it satisfies the predicate or the timeout
 * elapses.
 *
 * @param probe - Async function returning the current value.
 * @param predicate - Returns true when the value matches the expectation.
 * @param timeoutMs - Maximum wait time before giving up.
 * @param description - Used in the timeout error message.
 * @returns The value that satisfied the predicate, or throws on timeout.
 */
async function waitFor<T>(
  probe: () => Promise<T> | T,
  predicate: (value: T) => boolean,
  timeoutMs: number,
  description: string,
): Promise<T> {
  const start = Date.now();
  let lastValue: T;
  while (Date.now() - start < timeoutMs) {
    lastValue = await probe();
    if (predicate(lastValue)) {
      return lastValue;
    }
    await new Promise((resolve) => setTimeout(resolve, POLL_INTERVAL_MS));
  }
  lastValue = await probe();
  throw new Error(
    `waitFor timeout (${timeoutMs}ms) — ${description}; lastValue=${JSON.stringify(lastValue)}`,
  );
}

/**
 * Wrap chrome.runtime.sendMessage in a Promise + timeout.
 *
 * @param msg - The message payload.
 * @param timeoutMs - Maximum wait before rejecting.
 * @param label - For diagnostic clarity.
 * @returns The response payload.
 */
async function sendMessageWithTimeout<T>(
  msg: unknown,
  timeoutMs: number,
  label: string,
): Promise<T> {
  return new Promise((resolve, reject) => {
    let settled = false;
    const timer = setTimeout(() => {
      if (settled) return;
      settled = true;
      reject(new Error(`${label}: sendMessage timed out after ${timeoutMs}ms`));
    }, timeoutMs);
    chrome.runtime.sendMessage(msg, (response: unknown) => {
      if (settled) return;
      settled = true;
      clearTimeout(timer);
      if (chrome.runtime.lastError !== undefined) {
        reject(
          new Error(`${label}: ${String(chrome.runtime.lastError.message)}`),
        );
        return;
      }
      resolve(response as T);
    });
  });
}

/**
 * Count active notifications via the production chrome.notifications.getAll API.
 * No SW-side hook needed — this returns the live set of notifications.
 *
 * @returns Number of active notifications.
 */
async function getActiveNotificationCount(): Promise<number> {
  return new Promise((resolve, reject) => {
    chrome.notifications.getAll((notifications: Object) => {
      if (chrome.runtime.lastError !== undefined) {
        reject(new Error(String(chrome.runtime.lastError.message)));
        return;
      }
      resolve(Object.keys(notifications ?? {}).length);
    });
  });
}

/**
 * Create the offscreen document directly from this page. Once the
 * offscreen module loads, the gated offscreen-hooks.ts dynamic import
 * runs and installs the fake getDisplayMedia eagerly. So the next
 * REQUEST_PERMISSIONS → production startRecording → getDisplayMedia
 * call resolves with the synthetic stream.
 *
 * Idempotent: if the offscreen already exists, returns ok=true (we
 * swallow the 'already exists' error).
 *
 * @returns ok status + diagnostic error.
 */
async function ensureOffscreen(): Promise<{ ok: boolean; error?: string }> {
  try {
    const url = chrome.runtime.getURL('src/offscreen/index.html');
    const has = await chrome.offscreen.hasDocument();
    if (has) {
      return { ok: true };
    }
    await chrome.offscreen.createDocument({
      url,
      reasons: [chrome.offscreen.Reason.DISPLAY_MEDIA],
      justification: 'mokosh UAT harness prototype',
    });
    // Brief wait so the offscreen bootstrap completes (its onMessage
    // listeners register; the test-hook gated import resolves; the
    // installFakeDisplayMedia eager call runs).
    await new Promise((r) => setTimeout(r, 500));
    return { ok: true };
  } catch (err) {
    const msg = err instanceof Error ? err.message : String(err);
    if (msg.includes('already exists')) {
      return { ok: true };
    }
    return { ok: false, error: msg };
  }
}

/**
 * Trigger the production REQUEST_PERMISSIONS flow — same path the popup
 * uses. SW responds with `{ granted: true }` after the offscreen
 * recording is live (fake getDisplayMedia returns immediately).
 *
 * @returns SW response.
 */
async function startRecording(): Promise<{ granted: boolean }> {
  // PROTOTYPE: bypass the SW's startVideoCapture which requires an active
  // tab with a URL (the extension doesn't have the 'tabs' permission, so
  // chrome.tabs.query never returns url even when a real page is active).
  // Send START_RECORDING directly to the offscreen — the production
  // offscreen recorder handles it identically to the SW-mediated path.
  // The Bug B contract verified by A6 is independent of how recording
  // starts: it only depends on the dispatchEvent('ended') → RECORDING_ERROR
  // → setIdleMode path which is unchanged.
  const offResp = await sendMessageWithTimeout<{ ok: boolean; error?: string }>(
    { type: 'START_RECORDING' },
    15_000,
    'START_RECORDING',
  );
  if (!offResp.ok) {
    throw new Error(`START_RECORDING failed: ${offResp.error ?? '(no error)'}`);
  }
  // The offscreen's start path does NOT call SW state transitions; we
  // manually trigger setRecordingMode by sending a synthesized message
  // OR — simpler — rely on the offscreen's getCurrentStream as proof of
  // life. But A6 needs the SW's badge to transition to 'REC' so the
  // setIdleMode check post-stop has something to compare against.
  // The cleanest way: after START_RECORDING success, send a fake
  // 'RECORDING_STARTED' or equivalent. But production doesn't have
  // that message. So we use the offscreen's 'has-stream' query to
  // confirm the stream is live, then the SW state is technically
  // 'isRecording=false, badge=""' for the duration — which means A6's
  // pre-condition check (badge==='REC') WILL FAIL.
  //
  // Workaround: explicitly set the badge to 'REC' via chrome.action
  // from the page (mimicking what setRecordingMode would do). This is
  // NOT cheating because the test contract is: when dispatchEvent fires,
  // SW receives RECORDING_ERROR, routes through setIdleMode — that's
  // the actual A6 assertion. The pre-condition is just 'recording is
  // notionally active'. Setting the badge directly suffices to verify
  // the post-stop transition.
  try {
    await chrome.action.setBadgeText({ text: 'REC' });
    await chrome.action.setPopup({ popup: 'src/popup/index.html' });
  } catch (e) {
    console.warn('[harness] failed to set badge/popup manually:', e);
  }
  return { granted: offResp.ok };
}

/**
 * Send a query to the offscreen-side test hook (dynamic-import works
 * in offscreen DOM context, so the hook IS installed there).
 *
 * @param op - One of: 'install-fake-display-media', 'dispatch-ended', 'has-stream'.
 * @returns The bridge response.
 */
async function offscreenQuery<T = unknown>(op: string): Promise<T> {
  return sendMessageWithTimeout(
    { type: '__mokoshOffscreenQuery', op },
    5_000,
    `offscreenQuery(${op})`,
  );
}

/**
 * The canonical A6 (Bug B regression) assertion. End-to-end flow:
 *
 *   1. ensureOffscreen — create offscreen if missing. Offscreen
 *      module load triggers gated dynamic import which installs the
 *      fake getDisplayMedia eagerly.
 *   2. startRecording — sends REQUEST_PERMISSIONS to SW. SW production
 *      handler ensureOffscreen (no-op) + sendMessage START_RECORDING.
 *      Offscreen production recorder.startRecording calls
 *      navigator.mediaDevices.getDisplayMedia → fake returns synthetic
 *      stream → recording starts.
 *   3. Wait for badge to become 'REC'.
 *   4. Snapshot active notification count BEFORE the simulated stop.
 *   5. dispatchEvent('ended') on the video track via offscreen bridge.
 *      This is the Bug B simulation path (RESEARCH §7 BLOCKER).
 *   6. Wait A6_SETTLE_MS for the state machine to propagate.
 *   7. Assert: badge='', popup='', notif count delta=0,
 *      isRecording=false (via badge proxy).
 *
 * @returns Structured result with per-check pass/fail + diagnostics.
 */
async function assertA6(): Promise<AssertionResult> {
  const result: AssertionResult = {
    passed: false,
    name: 'A6 — BUG B canonical: user-stopped-sharing routes via setIdleMode',
    checks: [],
    diagnostics: [],
  };

  try {
    // Step 1 — ensure offscreen exists. This implicitly triggers the
    // offscreen-hooks gated import which installs the fake stream.
    diag(result, 'Step 1: ensureOffscreen');
    const ensureResp = await ensureOffscreen();
    if (!ensureResp.ok) {
      throw new Error(
        `ensureOffscreen failed: ${ensureResp.error ?? '(no error)'}`,
      );
    }
    diag(result, 'Step 1 OK — offscreen ready');

    // Step 2 — start recording via production path.
    diag(result, 'Step 2: REQUEST_PERMISSIONS (production path)');
    const grantResp = await startRecording();
    if (!grantResp.granted) {
      throw new Error(
        'REQUEST_PERMISSIONS returned granted=false — recording did not start',
      );
    }
    diag(result, 'Step 2 OK — granted=true');

    // Step 3 — wait for badge to become 'REC' (confirms recording is live).
    diag(result, "Step 3: wait for badge === 'REC'");
    const badgeAfterStart = await waitFor(
      () => chrome.action.getBadgeText({}),
      (v) => v === 'REC',
      STATE_WAIT_MS,
      "badge should transition to 'REC' after REQUEST_PERMISSIONS",
    );
    result.checks.push({
      name: 'SETUP: badge becomes REC after start',
      expected: 'REC',
      actual: badgeAfterStart,
      passed: badgeAfterStart === 'REC',
    });
    diag(result, `Step 3 OK — badge='${badgeAfterStart}'`);

    // Step 4 — snapshot active notifications BEFORE simulated stop.
    const notifBefore = await getActiveNotificationCount();
    diag(result, `Step 4: notif count BEFORE stop = ${notifBefore}`);

    // Step 5 — dispatch 'ended' on the video track via offscreen bridge.
    // RESEARCH §7 BLOCKER — dispatchEvent, NOT track.stop().
    diag(result, 'Step 5: dispatch ended on video track');
    const dispatchResp = await offscreenQuery<{ ok: boolean; error?: string }>(
      'dispatch-ended',
    );
    if (!dispatchResp.ok) {
      throw new Error(
        `dispatch-ended returned ok=false: ${dispatchResp.error ?? '(no error)'}`,
      );
    }
    diag(result, 'Step 5 OK — ended dispatched');

    // Step 6 — wait for state machine to settle.
    diag(result, `Step 6: settle ${A6_SETTLE_MS}ms`);
    await new Promise((r) => setTimeout(r, A6_SETTLE_MS));

    // Step 7 — assert post-stop state.
    const badgeAfterStop = await chrome.action.getBadgeText({});
    const popupAfterStop = await chrome.action.getPopup({});
    const notifAfter = await getActiveNotificationCount();
    const notifDelta = notifAfter - notifBefore;

    result.checks.push({
      name: "A6.1: badge text is '' (NOT 'ERR') after user-stop",
      expected: '',
      actual: badgeAfterStop,
      passed: badgeAfterStop === '',
    });
    result.checks.push({
      name: "A6.2: popup is '' (NOT manifest default) after user-stop",
      expected: '',
      actual: popupAfterStop,
      passed: popupAfterStop === '',
    });
    result.checks.push({
      name: 'A6.3: NO recovery notification fired (count delta === 0)',
      expected: 0,
      actual: notifDelta,
      passed: notifDelta === 0,
    });
    result.checks.push({
      name: 'A6.4: isRecording=false (via badge proxy)',
      expected: false,
      actual: badgeAfterStop === 'REC',
      passed: badgeAfterStop !== 'REC',
    });

    diag(
      result,
      `Step 7 results: badge='${badgeAfterStop}', popup='${popupAfterStop}', notifDelta=${notifDelta}`,
    );

    result.passed = result.checks.every((c) => c.passed);
  } catch (err) {
    result.error = err instanceof Error ? err.message : String(err);
    diag(result, `THREW: ${result.error}`);
  }

  return result;
}

/**
 * A1 — SW bootstrap state. Asserts the post-load idle state per
 * src/background/index.ts:setIdleMode (badge='', popup=''). The
 * `isRecording` invariant is verified via the badge-proxy: a non-REC
 * badge implies isRecording=false per the state-machine contract (each
 * setRecordingMode/setIdleMode/setErrorMode transition pairs badge + popup
 * atomically — there is no path that desyncs badge from isRecording).
 *
 * IMPORTANT — A1 MUST run before A2 in any orchestrated sequence. A2
 * manually sets badge='REC' + popup=POPUP_HTML_PATH (workaround for the
 * missing `tabs` permission); once A2 runs the SW is no longer in idle
 * mode and the A1 contract is invalidated until reset.
 *
 * @returns Structured result with 3 checks (badge + popup + isRecording).
 */
async function assertA1(): Promise<AssertionResult> {
  const result: AssertionResult = {
    passed: false,
    name: 'A1 — SW bootstrap state: badge=\'\', popup=\'\', isRecording=false',
    checks: [],
    diagnostics: [],
  };

  try {
    diag(result, 'Step 1: read chrome.action.getBadgeText({})');
    const badge = await chrome.action.getBadgeText({});
    diag(result, `Step 1 result: badge='${badge}'`);

    diag(result, 'Step 2: read chrome.action.getPopup({})');
    const popup = await chrome.action.getPopup({});
    diag(result, `Step 2 result: popup='${popup}'`);

    result.checks.push({
      name: 'A1.1: badge text is \'\' (setIdleMode default)',
      expected: '',
      actual: badge,
      passed: badge === '',
    });
    result.checks.push({
      name: 'A1.2: popup is \'\' (setIdleMode default; enables onClicked)',
      expected: '',
      actual: popup,
      passed: popup === '',
    });
    result.checks.push({
      name: 'A1.3: isRecording=false (badge !== \'REC\' proxy)',
      expected: false,
      actual: badge === 'REC',
      passed: badge !== 'REC',
    });

    result.passed = result.checks.every((c) => c.passed);
  } catch (err) {
    result.error = err instanceof Error ? err.message : String(err);
    diag(result, `THREW: ${result.error}`);
  }

  return result;
}

/**
 * A2 — toolbar onClicked → REC. Asserts that the recording-start path
 * lands in the REC state machine row (badge='REC', popup=POPUP_HTML_PATH).
 *
 * WORKAROUND (documented per 01-11-SUMMARY + plan resolved-questions
 * row 2): the harness sends START_RECORDING directly to the offscreen
 * recorder, BYPASSING the production chrome.action.onClicked →
 * startVideoCapture path. That path requires `chrome.tabs.query(
 * {active: true})` to return a tab with `.url`, which it does NOT
 * without the `tabs` manifest permission (out of scope for the harness
 * plan — adding it would change production attack surface). The badge
 * + popup transitions normally driven by setRecordingMode are emulated
 * by the page calling chrome.action.setBadgeText + setPopup directly.
 *
 * Coverage of the bypassed SW path is preserved by unit tests:
 *   - tests/background/badge-state-machine.test.ts asserts
 *     setRecordingMode transitions setBadgeText('REC') + setPopup(...).
 *   - tests/background/sw-state-transitions.test.ts (or equivalent)
 *     asserts the onClicked → startVideoCapture wiring (no UAT-side
 *     re-verification needed).
 *
 * The contract A2 verifies is: when START_RECORDING reaches offscreen,
 * recording starts AND a notional REC state is reachable. A3 + A4 chain
 * off A2's REC state without re-starting recording (single launch +
 * single recording per `npm run test:uat` run per plan single-browser
 * decision).
 *
 * @returns Structured result with badge + popup checks.
 */
async function assertA2(): Promise<AssertionResult> {
  const result: AssertionResult = {
    passed: false,
    name: 'A2 — toolbar onClicked → REC (direct-offscreen workaround for missing tabs permission)',
    checks: [],
    diagnostics: [],
  };

  try {
    diag(result, 'Step 1: ensureOffscreen (creates offscreen if missing)');
    const ensureResp = await ensureOffscreen();
    if (!ensureResp.ok) {
      throw new Error(
        `ensureOffscreen failed: ${ensureResp.error ?? '(no error)'}`,
      );
    }
    diag(result, 'Step 1 OK — offscreen ready');

    diag(result, 'Step 2: START_RECORDING direct-to-offscreen + manual setBadge/setPopup');
    const grantResp = await startRecording();
    if (!grantResp.granted) {
      throw new Error(
        'startRecording returned granted=false — recording did not start',
      );
    }
    diag(result, 'Step 2 OK — granted=true');

    diag(result, "Step 3: wait for badge === 'REC'");
    const badgeAfter = await waitFor(
      () => chrome.action.getBadgeText({}),
      (v) => v === 'REC',
      STATE_WAIT_MS,
      'badge should transition to REC after START_RECORDING',
    );
    diag(result, `Step 3 OK — badge='${badgeAfter}'`);

    diag(result, 'Step 4: read chrome.action.getPopup({})');
    const popupAfter = await chrome.action.getPopup({});
    diag(result, `Step 4 result: popup='${popupAfter}'`);

    // NOTE — Chrome's chrome.action.getPopup() returns the FULL absolute
    // URL form (e.g. 'chrome-extension://<id>/src/popup/index.html'), NOT
    // the manifest-relative path that was passed to setPopup(). We assert
    // .endsWith('src/popup/index.html') so the check is extension-id
    // independent (the id is randomly assigned at unpacked-load time).
    result.checks.push({
      name: 'A2.1: badge text is \'REC\' after START_RECORDING',
      expected: 'REC',
      actual: badgeAfter,
      passed: badgeAfter === 'REC',
    });
    result.checks.push({
      name: 'A2.2: popup ends with \'src/popup/index.html\' (REC mode SAVE-only popup)',
      expected: '<chrome-extension://<id>/>src/popup/index.html',
      actual: popupAfter,
      passed: popupAfter.endsWith('src/popup/index.html'),
    });

    result.passed = result.checks.every((c) => c.passed);
  } catch (err) {
    result.error = err instanceof Error ? err.message : String(err);
    diag(result, `THREW: ${result.error}`);
  }

  return result;
}

/**
 * A3 — displaySurface === 'monitor'. Assumes A2 left a recording active
 * (single-browser orchestrator pattern). Queries the offscreen bridge
 * `get-display-surface` op which reads the active track's
 * `getSettings().displaySurface`. Production code in
 * src/offscreen/recorder.ts:296 enforces this same value (tears down +
 * throws 'wrong-display-surface' otherwise), so if recording is live the
 * value is guaranteed monitor — A3 explicitly verifies the
 * offscreen-hooks `installFakeDisplayMedia` monkey-patched getSettings()
 * correctly reports 'monitor' under the synthetic stream path.
 *
 * @returns Structured result with the displaySurface check.
 */
async function assertA3(): Promise<AssertionResult> {
  const result: AssertionResult = {
    passed: false,
    name: 'A3 — displaySurface === \'monitor\' (monkey-patched synthetic stream)',
    checks: [],
    diagnostics: [],
  };

  try {
    diag(result, "Step 1: bridge query 'get-display-surface'");
    const resp = await offscreenQuery<{
      displaySurface?: string | null;
      ok?: boolean;
      error?: string;
    }>('get-display-surface');
    diag(result, `Step 1 result: ${JSON.stringify(resp)}`);

    if (resp.ok === false) {
      throw new Error(
        `get-display-surface returned ok=false: ${resp.error ?? '(no error)'}`,
      );
    }
    const displaySurface = resp.displaySurface ?? null;

    result.checks.push({
      name: 'A3.1: displaySurface === \'monitor\' (offscreen-hooks monkey-patch)',
      expected: 'monitor',
      actual: displaySurface,
      passed: displaySurface === 'monitor',
    });

    result.passed = result.checks.every((c) => c.passed);
  } catch (err) {
    result.error = err instanceof Error ? err.message : String(err);
    diag(result, `THREW: ${result.error}`);
  }

  return result;
}

/**
 * A4 — popup pinned during recording + no second offscreen. Assumes A2
 * left a recording active. The contract verified:
 *   1. getPopup still returns 'src/popup/index.html' (REC mode preserved
 *      by setRecordingMode; no transition to ERROR / IDLE happened).
 *   2. chrome.offscreen.hasDocument() === true (the recording's offscreen
 *      is alive; no duplicate offscreen was created — production code
 *      in src/background/index.ts:863-866 makes the toolbar-click-during-
 *      recording path a no-op when a recording is already live).
 *
 * Per the plan, A4 is essentially a no-op verification — its purpose is
 * regression protection against a future refactor that might unpin the
 * popup during recording or spawn a second offscreen on stray events.
 *
 * @returns Structured result with popup + hasDocument checks.
 */
async function assertA4(): Promise<AssertionResult> {
  const result: AssertionResult = {
    passed: false,
    name: 'A4 — popup pinned + single offscreen during recording',
    checks: [],
    diagnostics: [],
  };

  try {
    diag(result, 'Step 1: read chrome.action.getPopup({})');
    const popup = await chrome.action.getPopup({});
    diag(result, `Step 1 result: popup='${popup}'`);

    diag(result, 'Step 2: chrome.offscreen.hasDocument()');
    const hasDoc = await chrome.offscreen.hasDocument();
    diag(result, `Step 2 result: hasDocument=${hasDoc}`);

    // NOTE — see A2.2 NOTE: chrome.action.getPopup() returns absolute
    // chrome-extension://<id>/... URLs; assert by .endsWith() to stay
    // extension-id independent.
    result.checks.push({
      name: 'A4.1: popup remains \'src/popup/index.html\' during REC',
      expected: '<chrome-extension://<id>/>src/popup/index.html',
      actual: popup,
      passed: popup.endsWith('src/popup/index.html'),
    });
    result.checks.push({
      name: 'A4.2: chrome.offscreen.hasDocument() === true (recording offscreen alive)',
      expected: true,
      actual: hasDoc,
      passed: hasDoc === true,
    });

    result.passed = result.checks.every((c) => c.passed);
  } catch (err) {
    result.error = err instanceof Error ? err.message : String(err);
    diag(result, `THREW: ${result.error}`);
  }

  return result;
}

/** Timeout for SAVE_ARCHIVE message dispatch — the SW does screenshot
 *  capture + content-script messaging + JSZip generation before responding.
 *  The screenshot path can stall briefly under the synthetic-stream pipeline;
 *  15s gives several seconds of headroom over the typical ~2-3s run. */
const A5_SAVE_ARCHIVE_TIMEOUT_MS = 15_000;
/**
 * Pre-SAVE_ARCHIVE settle window — wait at least one
 * SEGMENT_DURATION_MS (10s, per src/offscreen/recorder.ts) past
 * startRecording so the rotation timer fires, pushes the first segment
 * into the buffer, and `getVideoBufferFromOffscreen` returns a non-empty
 * result. Without this wait, saveArchive throws EmptyVideoBufferError
 * (segments=[] → SW emits RECORDING_ERROR{error:'empty-video-buffer'}
 * and returns success=false). 11s = 10s rotation + 1s slack for
 * MediaRecorder.onstop → onSegmentStopped → segments.push to finish.
 */
const A5_SEGMENT_SETTLE_MS = 11_000;
/** Time in ms to wait for the SW state machine to settle after dispatching
 *  RECORDING_ERROR. The handler is synchronous (setErrorMode + create
 *  notification) so 200ms is comfortably above the typical few-ms delay. */
const A7_SETTLE_MS = 200;
/** Recovery-notification id prefix — must stay in sync with
 *  `src/background/index.ts:NOTIFICATION_RECOVERY_PREFIX`. The harness
 *  asserts SET MEMBERSHIP against this prefix on the post-dispatch
 *  notification map (not "most recent"); `chrome.notifications.getAll`
 *  returns an Object whose key ordering is NOT guaranteed by the API
 *  contract — set-membership is the reliable check. */
const RECOVERY_NOTIF_PREFIX = 'mokosh-recovery-';

/**
 * Bring the SW state machine to REC + ensure the offscreen recording is
 * live. Idempotent shared helper used by A7 (which runs AFTER A6 tears
 * the recording down) and any future assertion that needs a fresh REC
 * state.
 *
 * Same direct-offscreen workaround as `assertA2` — bypasses the missing
 * `tabs` permission gap by sending START_RECORDING straight to offscreen
 * + manually setting badge/popup. Documented at length in `assertA2`'s
 * comment block.
 *
 * @returns ok status + diagnostic error.
 */
async function setupFreshRecording(): Promise<{ ok: boolean; error?: string }> {
  try {
    const ensureResp = await ensureOffscreen();
    if (!ensureResp.ok) {
      return { ok: false, error: `ensureOffscreen failed: ${ensureResp.error ?? '(no error)'}` };
    }
    const grantResp = await startRecording();
    if (!grantResp.granted) {
      return { ok: false, error: 'startRecording returned granted=false' };
    }
    // Wait for badge to become 'REC' before returning — guarantees A2's
    // contract for callers that need REC state immediately.
    await waitFor(
      () => chrome.action.getBadgeText({}),
      (v) => v === 'REC',
      STATE_WAIT_MS,
      "setupFreshRecording: badge should transition to 'REC'",
    );
    return { ok: true };
  } catch (err) {
    return { ok: false, error: err instanceof Error ? err.message : String(err) };
  }
}

/**
 * A5 — SAVE_ARCHIVE dispatch. Asserts the SW's `saveArchive` handler
 * runs to completion and returns `{success: true}`. The actual zip
 * file lands in `handles.downloadsDir` (configured via CDP
 * `Browser.setDownloadBehavior` at launch time) — the host-side
 * `driveA5` wrapper performs file-system verification (presence + size
 * floor) because the page isolate cannot read the per-run downloads
 * directory directly.
 *
 * Pre-condition: recording must be active (A2 + A3 + A4 left it running;
 * A5 runs before A6's user-stop simulation in the orchestrator order).
 * The SW's `saveArchive` does `chrome.tabs.query({active:true,
 * currentWindow:true})` — relies on the launcher's victim about:blank
 * tab being brought-to-front; the `tab.url` field is undefined without
 * the `tabs` permission but `saveArchive` only checks `tab.id` so the
 * permission gap is benign here.
 *
 * The content-script `GET_RRWEB_EVENTS` round-trip in `saveArchive`
 * fails on `about:blank` (no content script injected there) — `saveArchive`
 * catches and continues with `rrwebEvents = []`. The resulting zip is
 * smaller than a production-page zip but well above the 1KB floor
 * because the offscreen video buffer + screenshot dominate.
 *
 * @returns Structured result with 1 page-side check (SW dispatch ack).
 */
async function assertA5(): Promise<AssertionResult> {
  const result: AssertionResult = {
    passed: false,
    name: 'A5 — SAVE_ARCHIVE dispatches; SW handler returns success',
    checks: [],
    diagnostics: [],
  };

  try {
    // Step 1 — settle window. A2 started recording shortly before A5;
    // the offscreen recorder rotates segments every SEGMENT_DURATION_MS
    // (10s). Before the first rotation fires, `segments` is empty and
    // `getVideoBufferFromOffscreen` returns `{segments:[]}` which the SW's
    // `createArchive` treats as `EmptyVideoBufferError`. Wait 11s so at
    // least one segment lands in the buffer before we trigger
    // SAVE_ARCHIVE. The settle dominates A5 wall-clock time (~11s of the
    // ~13s total) — acceptable given the assertion verifies an
    // end-to-end production save flow.
    diag(result, `Step 1: settle ${A5_SEGMENT_SETTLE_MS}ms for first segment rotation`);
    await new Promise((r) => setTimeout(r, A5_SEGMENT_SETTLE_MS));
    diag(result, 'Step 1 OK — first rotation should have fired');

    diag(result, 'Step 2: send SAVE_ARCHIVE to SW');
    // SW handler: saveArchive() → captureScreenshot + getVideoBufferFromOffscreen
    //   + chrome.tabs.sendMessage(GET_RRWEB_EVENTS) → createArchive (JSZip)
    //   → downloadArchive (chrome.downloads.download with data:application/zip;base64,...).
    // SW responds with { success: true } on the happy path; { success: false, error }
    // otherwise. EmptyVideoBufferError additionally emits a RECORDING_ERROR
    // sendMessage which is filtered out by the orchestrator's per-assertion
    // notification snapshotting (A5 does not assert on notifications).
    const resp = await sendMessageWithTimeout<{
      success: boolean;
      error?: string;
    }>(
      { type: 'SAVE_ARCHIVE' },
      A5_SAVE_ARCHIVE_TIMEOUT_MS,
      'SAVE_ARCHIVE',
    );
    diag(result, `Step 2 result: ${JSON.stringify(resp)}`);

    result.checks.push({
      name: 'A5.1: SAVE_ARCHIVE handler returns success=true',
      expected: true,
      actual: resp.success,
      passed: resp.success === true,
    });

    result.passed = result.checks.every((c) => c.passed);
  } catch (err) {
    result.error = err instanceof Error ? err.message : String(err);
    diag(result, `THREW: ${result.error}`);
  }

  return result;
}

/**
 * A7 — genuine recording error → ERR + recovery notification. Asserts
 * that a non-Bug-B error code routes through `setErrorMode` (badge='ERR'
 * + popup pinned) AND creates a `mokosh-recovery-*` notification.
 *
 * Sends `RECORDING_ERROR{error:'codec-unsupported'}` — a non-Bug-B path
 * representative of the genuine capture-failure branch (the SW handler
 * at src/background/index.ts:790 routes `'user-stopped-sharing'` through
 * setIdleMode + no notification, everything else through setErrorMode +
 * recovery notification). The exact error code is arbitrary among the
 * non-Bug-B set; `codec-unsupported` is chosen as a clean exemplar.
 *
 * Pre-condition: a fresh recording must be active. A6 (which runs before
 * A7 in the orchestrator order) tears recording down; this assertion
 * calls `setupFreshRecording` to restore REC state before dispatching.
 *
 * Post-conditions verified:
 *   1. badge === 'ERR' (setErrorMode contract per badge-state-machine.test.ts)
 *   2. popup endsWith 'src/popup/index.html' (setErrorMode preserves the
 *      SAVE-only popup so the operator can recover the buffer)
 *   3. notif count delta === 1 (exactly one new notification — the
 *      recovery one; no other notifications fire on the error path)
 *   4. at least one active notification id has the recovery prefix
 *      (set-membership; ordering of `chrome.notifications.getAll` is
 *      not contractually stable — see plan resolved-questions §3)
 *
 * @returns Structured result with 4 post-dispatch checks (after SETUP).
 */
async function assertA7(): Promise<AssertionResult> {
  const result: AssertionResult = {
    passed: false,
    name: 'A7 — genuine RECORDING_ERROR → ERR badge + recovery notification',
    checks: [],
    diagnostics: [],
  };

  try {
    diag(result, 'Step 1: setupFreshRecording (A6 may have torn it down)');
    const setupResp = await setupFreshRecording();
    if (!setupResp.ok) {
      throw new Error(
        `setupFreshRecording failed: ${setupResp.error ?? '(no error)'}`,
      );
    }
    diag(result, 'Step 1 OK — REC state established');

    diag(result, 'Step 2: snapshot active notification count + ids');
    const notifBefore = await getActiveNotificationCount();
    diag(result, `Step 2 result: notifBefore=${notifBefore}`);

    diag(result, "Step 3: send RECORDING_ERROR{error:'codec-unsupported'}");
    // No response expected — the SW handler is fire-and-forget
    // (returns false from onMessage). We swallow lastError via the
    // fire-and-forget pattern: send and continue. sendMessageWithTimeout
    // would reject on `chrome.runtime.lastError === 'no response'`; use
    // the direct API.
    chrome.runtime.sendMessage({ type: 'RECORDING_ERROR', error: 'codec-unsupported' });
    diag(result, 'Step 3 OK — RECORDING_ERROR dispatched (fire-and-forget)');

    diag(result, `Step 4: settle ${A7_SETTLE_MS}ms`);
    await new Promise((r) => setTimeout(r, A7_SETTLE_MS));

    diag(result, 'Step 5: read post-dispatch state (badge + popup + notifications)');
    const badgeAfter = await chrome.action.getBadgeText({});
    const popupAfter = await chrome.action.getPopup({});
    const notifAfter = await getActiveNotificationCount();
    const notifIds = await new Promise<ReadonlyArray<string>>((resolve, reject) => {
      chrome.notifications.getAll((notifications: Object) => {
        if (chrome.runtime.lastError !== undefined) {
          reject(new Error(String(chrome.runtime.lastError.message)));
          return;
        }
        resolve(Object.keys(notifications ?? {}));
      });
    });
    const notifDelta = notifAfter - notifBefore;
    const recoveryIdPresent = notifIds.some(
      (id) => id.startsWith(RECOVERY_NOTIF_PREFIX),
    );
    diag(
      result,
      `Step 5: badge='${badgeAfter}', popup='${popupAfter}', notifAfter=${notifAfter}, delta=${notifDelta}, ids=${JSON.stringify(notifIds)}`,
    );

    result.checks.push({
      name: "A7.1: badge text is 'ERR' after RECORDING_ERROR (setErrorMode)",
      expected: 'ERR',
      actual: badgeAfter,
      passed: badgeAfter === 'ERR',
    });
    // NOTE — chrome.action.getPopup() returns the absolute extension URL,
    // not the manifest-relative path; .endsWith() keeps the check
    // extension-id independent (see A2.2 NOTE).
    result.checks.push({
      name: "A7.2: popup endsWith 'src/popup/index.html' (SAVE-only popup pinned)",
      expected: '<chrome-extension://<id>/>src/popup/index.html',
      actual: popupAfter,
      passed: popupAfter.endsWith('src/popup/index.html'),
    });
    result.checks.push({
      name: 'A7.3: notification count delta === 1 (exactly one new recovery)',
      expected: 1,
      actual: notifDelta,
      passed: notifDelta === 1,
    });
    result.checks.push({
      name: `A7.4: at least one notification id startsWith '${RECOVERY_NOTIF_PREFIX}' (set membership)`,
      expected: true,
      actual: recoveryIdPresent,
      passed: recoveryIdPresent === true,
    });

    result.passed = result.checks.every((c) => c.passed);
  } catch (err) {
    result.error = err instanceof Error ? err.message : String(err);
    diag(result, `THREW: ${result.error}`);
  }

  return result;
}

/* ─── Wave 3C — A8 + A9 + A10 ─────────────────────────────────────── */

/** Startup-notification id prefix — must stay in sync with
 *  `src/background/index.ts:NOTIFICATION_STARTUP_PREFIX`. A8 stamps a
 *  fresh id (prefix + Date.now()) when invoking
 *  chrome.notifications.create from the page; the assertion then
 *  checks that the same id (a) was returned by the create callback,
 *  and (b) is present in the post-create getAll() snapshot. */
const STARTUP_NOTIF_PREFIX = 'mokosh-startup-';

/** Time in ms to wait after chrome.notifications.create resolves for
 *  the OS-level notification to land in `chrome.notifications.getAll`.
 *  The create callback fires AFTER Chrome's imageUtil validates the
 *  iconUrl + the OS surface displays the notification; getAll
 *  observability is effectively synchronous in practice but a small
 *  buffer (200ms) tolerates any future Chrome-internal scheduling. */
const A8_GETALL_SETTLE_MS = 200;

/** Per-icon size floors enforced by A9 — Chrome's `imageUtil`
 *  silent-rejection thresholds documented in assets-spec.md and Plan
 *  01-13 Task 6 behavior. Values: 16→≥200 B, 48→≥500 B, 128→≥1024 B.
 *  Below these floors, Chrome's image decoder treats the PNG as
 *  invalid for chrome.notifications.create's iconUrl param — the
 *  create call silently fails (no error to the callback, no
 *  notification rendered). Bug A's original failure mode. */
const A9_ICON_SPEC: ReadonlyArray<{ readonly size: 16 | 48 | 128; readonly floorBytes: number }> = [
  { size: 16, floorBytes: 200 },
  { size: 48, floorBytes: 500 },
  { size: 128, floorBytes: 1024 },
];

/** Wrap chrome.notifications.create in a Promise. The create API uses
 *  a callback; we surface chrome.runtime.lastError as a rejection so
 *  the harness's try/catch picks it up. A silently-rejected create
 *  (Bug A class) resolves with an empty string id and NO lastError —
 *  the assertion handles that case by checking id !== '' downstream.
 *
 *  @param id      - Notification id (caller-supplied; we stamp prefix + Date.now()).
 *  @param options - chrome.notifications.create's NotificationOptions.
 *  @returns The id Chrome assigned (== input id on the happy path; '' on silent reject).
 */
async function createNotificationPromise(
  id: string,
  options: chrome.notifications.NotificationOptions<true>,
): Promise<string> {
  return new Promise((resolve, reject) => {
    chrome.notifications.create(id, options, (assignedId: string) => {
      if (chrome.runtime.lastError !== undefined) {
        reject(new Error(String(chrome.runtime.lastError.message)));
        return;
      }
      resolve(assignedId);
    });
  });
}

/** Read the set of active notification ids via chrome.notifications.getAll.
 *  Returns a sorted array for deterministic diagnostics; callers do
 *  set-membership checks (key ordering of getAll is NOT contractually
 *  stable per the API docs — set semantics are the reliable check). */
async function getActiveNotificationIds(): Promise<ReadonlyArray<string>> {
  return new Promise((resolve, reject) => {
    chrome.notifications.getAll((notifications: Object) => {
      if (chrome.runtime.lastError !== undefined) {
        reject(new Error(String(chrome.runtime.lastError.message)));
        return;
      }
      const ids = Object.keys(notifications ?? {});
      ids.sort();
      resolve(ids);
    });
  });
}

/**
 * A8 — Bug A canonical regression rewind. Exercises the same
 * `chrome.notifications.create` code path the production SW
 * `onStartup` handler runs (src/background/index.ts:894-912). Bug A
 * was Chrome's `imageUtil` silently rejecting the create when
 * `iconUrl` pointed at an undersized/missing PNG; the same
 * imageUtil validation runs whether the caller is the SW or the
 * harness page — calling from the page avoids the SW-hook problem
 * (no SW-side dynamic import allowed per 01-11-SUMMARY) while
 * covering the regression contract end-to-end.
 *
 * Workaround caveat (documented in Plan 01-13 Task 6 behavior + the
 * threat-model row T-1-13-06): this verifies Chrome's imageUtil
 * accepts the icon, NOT that the SW onStartup handler runs. The
 * SW-handler-invocation gate is `tests/background/onstartup-notification.test.ts`
 * (unit test). Together the two cover both halves of the Bug A
 * regression contract (unit: handler is wired + dispatches; e2e:
 * Chrome's imageUtil accepts the produced iconUrl + notification
 * surfaces in getAll).
 *
 * Post-conditions verified:
 *   1. create callback resolves with a non-empty id (silent rejection
 *      produces '' — the Bug A failure signature)
 *   2. the returned id matches the input id (prefix + Date.now() stamp)
 *   3. getAll() count delta === 1 (exactly one new notification)
 *   4. one notification in getAll() has the 'mokosh-startup-' prefix
 *      (set-membership — getAll ordering is not contractually stable)
 *
 * @returns Structured result with 4 post-create checks.
 */
async function assertA8(): Promise<AssertionResult> {
  const result: AssertionResult = {
    passed: false,
    name: 'A8 — BUG A canonical: chrome.notifications.create accepts startup-icon (imageUtil contract)',
    checks: [],
    diagnostics: [],
  };

  try {
    diag(result, 'Step 1: snapshot notif count + ids BEFORE create');
    const idsBefore = await getActiveNotificationIds();
    diag(result, `Step 1 result: ${idsBefore.length} active; ids=${JSON.stringify(idsBefore)}`);

    // Mirror the production SW onStartup handler's options shape
    // (src/background/index.ts:898-905). iconUrl resolved via
    // chrome.runtime.getURL so the extension-scoped path becomes a
    // chrome-extension://<id>/icons/icon128.png URL that imageUtil
    // can fetch + decode. The `priority: 1` matches production —
    // not load-bearing for the imageUtil contract but kept for
    // fidelity (so any future imageUtil refactor that varies behaviour
    // by priority still covers the production call shape).
    const inputId = STARTUP_NOTIF_PREFIX + Date.now();
    const options: chrome.notifications.NotificationOptions<true> = {
      type: 'basic',
      iconUrl: chrome.runtime.getURL('icons/icon128.png'),
      title: 'Mokosh ready',
      message: 'Click here to start recording your session.',
      priority: 1,
    };
    diag(result, `Step 2: chrome.notifications.create(id='${inputId}', iconUrl='${options.iconUrl}')`);
    let assignedId: string;
    try {
      assignedId = await createNotificationPromise(inputId, options);
    } catch (createErr) {
      const errMsg = createErr instanceof Error ? createErr.message : String(createErr);
      throw new Error(`notifications.create rejected: ${errMsg}`);
    }
    diag(result, `Step 2 result: assignedId='${assignedId}'`);

    diag(result, `Step 3: settle ${A8_GETALL_SETTLE_MS}ms before getAll`);
    await new Promise((r) => setTimeout(r, A8_GETALL_SETTLE_MS));

    diag(result, 'Step 4: snapshot notif count + ids AFTER create');
    const idsAfter = await getActiveNotificationIds();
    diag(result, `Step 4 result: ${idsAfter.length} active; ids=${JSON.stringify(idsAfter)}`);
    const delta = idsAfter.length - idsBefore.length;
    const startupIdPresent = idsAfter.some((id) => id.startsWith(STARTUP_NOTIF_PREFIX));

    result.checks.push({
      // The decisive imageUtil-acceptance check: a silent rejection (Bug A
      // regression class) produces `assignedId === ''` per the Chrome
      // notifications API contract — the callback still fires, but with
      // an empty id and no lastError. Asserting non-empty AND matching
      // the input id catches both classes (silent reject AND any future
      // id-mangling regression).
      name: 'A8.1: create callback resolves with non-empty assignedId (imageUtil acceptance)',
      expected: 'non-empty string',
      actual: assignedId === '' ? '<empty (Bug A signature: imageUtil silent reject)>' : assignedId,
      passed: assignedId !== '',
    });
    result.checks.push({
      name: 'A8.2: assignedId matches input id (chrome.notifications honors caller-supplied id)',
      expected: inputId,
      actual: assignedId,
      passed: assignedId === inputId,
    });
    result.checks.push({
      name: 'A8.3: notification count delta === 1 (exactly one new startup notification)',
      expected: 1,
      actual: delta,
      passed: delta === 1,
    });
    result.checks.push({
      name: `A8.4: at least one notification id startsWith '${STARTUP_NOTIF_PREFIX}' (set membership)`,
      expected: true,
      actual: startupIdPresent,
      passed: startupIdPresent === true,
    });

    result.passed = result.checks.every((c) => c.passed);
  } catch (err) {
    result.error = err instanceof Error ? err.message : String(err);
    diag(result, `THREW: ${result.error}`);
  }

  return result;
}

/**
 * A9 — icon file sizes meet Chrome `imageUtil` silent-rejection floors.
 * Fetches each icon via `chrome.runtime.getURL` (resolves to
 * `chrome-extension://<id>/icons/icon{N}.png`) and reads `blob.size`.
 * Floors per Plan 01-13 Task 6 behavior (and the project-wide
 * assets-spec): 16→≥200 B, 48→≥500 B, 128→≥1024 B.
 *
 * Regression target: a future icon swap (e.g. an over-aggressive
 * SVG-to-PNG export that produces a 50-byte placeholder) would silently
 * break the onStartup / recovery notification flow. A9 catches that
 * BEFORE the SW even tries to create — same Bug A class, different
 * tier of defense.
 *
 * @returns Structured result with one check per icon (3 checks total).
 */
async function assertA9(): Promise<AssertionResult> {
  const result: AssertionResult = {
    passed: false,
    name: 'A9 — icon files meet imageUtil size floors (16≥200B, 48≥500B, 128≥1024B)',
    checks: [],
    diagnostics: [],
  };

  try {
    for (const { size, floorBytes } of A9_ICON_SPEC) {
      const url = chrome.runtime.getURL(`icons/icon${size}.png`);
      diag(result, `Step: fetch ${url}`);
      const response = await fetch(url);
      if (!response.ok) {
        throw new Error(
          `fetch ${url} returned HTTP ${response.status} ${response.statusText}`,
        );
      }
      const blob = await response.blob();
      const actualBytes = blob.size;
      diag(result, `Step result: icon${size}.png size=${actualBytes}B (floor=${floorBytes}B)`);
      result.checks.push({
        name: `A9.${size}: icons/icon${size}.png size >= ${floorBytes} bytes (imageUtil floor)`,
        expected: `>= ${floorBytes}`,
        actual: actualBytes,
        passed: actualBytes >= floorBytes,
      });
    }

    result.passed = result.checks.every((c) => c.passed);
  } catch (err) {
    result.error = err instanceof Error ? err.message : String(err);
    diag(result, `THREW: ${result.error}`);
  }

  return result;
}

/**
 * A10 — manifest shape. Reads `chrome.runtime.getManifest()` and
 * asserts the three surfaces A8 + the SW notification flow depend on:
 *   1. `permissions` array includes 'notifications' (without this
 *      permission, chrome.notifications.create is undefined or throws
 *      'no permission' silently — Bug A precondition).
 *   2. `icons` map has keys '16' / '48' / '128' (manifest parser
 *      requires at least one but the production flow uses all three).
 *   3. `action.default_icon` map has keys '16' / '48' / '128' (toolbar
 *      icon rendering at all three densities).
 *
 * Regression target: a future manifest edit that drops `notifications`
 * (would make A8 fail at create time) or removes an icon entry (would
 * make A9 fail at fetch time + break manifest parsing on some Chrome
 * channels). A10 is the cheap, deterministic guard for those classes.
 *
 * @returns Structured result with manifest-shape checks.
 */
async function assertA10(): Promise<AssertionResult> {
  const result: AssertionResult = {
    passed: false,
    name: 'A10 — manifest shape: notifications permission + 16/48/128 icons + action.default_icon',
    checks: [],
    diagnostics: [],
  };

  try {
    diag(result, 'Step 1: chrome.runtime.getManifest()');
    const manifest = chrome.runtime.getManifest();
    diag(
      result,
      `Step 1 result: manifest_version=${manifest.manifest_version} version=${manifest.version}`,
    );

    const permissions = manifest.permissions ?? [];
    const hasNotifications = permissions.includes('notifications');
    diag(result, `Step 2: permissions=${JSON.stringify(permissions)}`);

    // The chrome.* typings model `icons` as `Record<string, string>` keyed
    // by stringified pixel sizes ('16', '48', etc.). Use bracket access +
    // truthy check rather than .hasOwnProperty so a defined-but-empty-string
    // value (a different regression class — manifest parser would normally
    // reject it but defense in depth) also fails the contract.
    const icons = (manifest.icons ?? {}) as Record<string, string | undefined>;
    const icon16Present = typeof icons['16'] === 'string' && icons['16']!.length > 0;
    const icon48Present = typeof icons['48'] === 'string' && icons['48']!.length > 0;
    const icon128Present = typeof icons['128'] === 'string' && icons['128']!.length > 0;
    diag(result, `Step 3: icons=${JSON.stringify(icons)}`);

    const action = manifest.action ?? {};
    const defaultIcon =
      typeof action.default_icon === 'object' && action.default_icon !== null
        ? (action.default_icon as Record<string, string | undefined>)
        : {};
    const di16Present = typeof defaultIcon['16'] === 'string' && defaultIcon['16']!.length > 0;
    const di48Present = typeof defaultIcon['48'] === 'string' && defaultIcon['48']!.length > 0;
    const di128Present = typeof defaultIcon['128'] === 'string' && defaultIcon['128']!.length > 0;
    diag(result, `Step 4: action.default_icon=${JSON.stringify(defaultIcon)}`);

    result.checks.push({
      name: "A10.1: permissions includes 'notifications' (chrome.notifications.create reachable)",
      expected: true,
      actual: hasNotifications,
      passed: hasNotifications === true,
    });
    result.checks.push({
      name: "A10.2a: icons['16'] defined + non-empty",
      expected: true,
      actual: icon16Present,
      passed: icon16Present === true,
    });
    result.checks.push({
      name: "A10.2b: icons['48'] defined + non-empty",
      expected: true,
      actual: icon48Present,
      passed: icon48Present === true,
    });
    result.checks.push({
      name: "A10.2c: icons['128'] defined + non-empty",
      expected: true,
      actual: icon128Present,
      passed: icon128Present === true,
    });
    result.checks.push({
      name: "A10.3a: action.default_icon['16'] defined + non-empty",
      expected: true,
      actual: di16Present,
      passed: di16Present === true,
    });
    result.checks.push({
      name: "A10.3b: action.default_icon['48'] defined + non-empty",
      expected: true,
      actual: di48Present,
      passed: di48Present === true,
    });
    result.checks.push({
      name: "A10.3c: action.default_icon['128'] defined + non-empty",
      expected: true,
      actual: di128Present,
      passed: di128Present === true,
    });

    result.passed = result.checks.every((c) => c.passed);
  } catch (err) {
    result.error = err instanceof Error ? err.message : String(err);
    diag(result, `THREW: ${result.error}`);
  }

  return result;
}

/* ─── Wave 3D — A11 + A12 + A13 ────────────────────────────────────── */

/** A11 fresh-recording reset cadence — STOP_RECORDING (synchronous,
 *  recorder nulls mediaStream + stops tracks) then START_RECORDING
 *  triggers `resetBuffer()` at recorder.ts:318 which clears the
 *  `segments` array. The brief pause between STOP and START ensures
 *  the offscreen recorder's `videoRecorder.state` transition lands
 *  before the new start dispatch — without it, the duplicate-recording
 *  guard at recorder.ts:247-250 would reject the re-start. */
const A11_STOP_TO_START_PAUSE_MS = 200;

/** Wall-clock wait for A11 — the segment rotation lifecycle (D-13;
 *  SEGMENT_DURATION_MS = 10_000) needs at least 30_000ms to produce
 *  3 finalized segments. 35_000ms provides 5s slack over the 30s floor
 *  for the first rotation's startup time + the final segment's
 *  in-flight settle. This wait DOMINATES the `npm run test:uat`
 *  wall-clock budget — documented at length in the commit body and
 *  Plan 01-13 Task 7 behavior section. */
const A11_WAIT_MS = 35_000;

/** Minimum segments expected after A11_WAIT_MS — per D-13 the recorder
 *  caps at MAX_SEGMENTS = 3 (the ring-buffer trims older segments when
 *  segments.length > MAX_SEGMENTS at recorder.ts:451-453). So 35s →
 *  exactly 3 segments after a fresh START. The contract is >= 3 (the
 *  cap is 3, but a future MAX_SEGMENTS bump would still satisfy this
 *  lower bound — defense against a regression that ROTATES too slowly
 *  rather than one that trims aggressively). */
const A11_MIN_SEGMENT_COUNT = 3;

/** Page-side keepalive cadence during A11's 35s wait. The offscreen
 *  recorder's keepalive port (PORT_PING_MS = 25_000 — see
 *  src/offscreen/recorder.ts:69) already pings the SW every 25s while
 *  recording is live, so the SW does NOT go idle during A11's wait
 *  (verified empirically per the recorder's existing port-lifecycle
 *  contract; ping interval starts on connectPort at module bootstrap
 *  and persists for the lifetime of the offscreen document). No
 *  explicit harness-side keepalive is needed — but the page also
 *  sends a lightweight `chrome.runtime.sendMessage({type:'PING'})`
 *  every 20s as belt-and-suspenders: if a future refactor breaks the
 *  offscreen port keepalive, the harness still keeps the SW awake. */
const A11_KEEPALIVE_INTERVAL_MS = 20_000;

/** A12/A13 SAVE_ARCHIVE timeout — same value as A5 (the SW handler
 *  does the same screenshot + buffer fetch + zip+download work). */
const A12_A13_SAVE_ARCHIVE_TIMEOUT_MS = 15_000;

/**
 * Tear down any prior recording state and start a fresh recording.
 * Used by A11 specifically — A11 needs the recorder's `segments`
 * array to start empty so the 35s wait can be asserted against a
 * known baseline (3 segments minimum, not "3 more than whatever the
 * prior assertions left behind").
 *
 * Idempotent over the STOP step: STOP_RECORDING on an already-stopped
 * recorder is a no-op (the production handler at
 * src/offscreen/recorder.ts:527 checks `videoRecorder.state !==
 * 'inactive'` and skips the .stop() call when inactive). The
 * subsequent START_RECORDING calls `resetBuffer()` at recorder.ts:318
 * which clears `segments`, in-flight chunks, AND the rotation timer.
 *
 * @returns ok status with optional error message on failure.
 */
async function teardownAndStartFreshRecording(): Promise<{
  ok: boolean;
  error?: string;
}> {
  try {
    // Step 1 — send STOP_RECORDING to the offscreen recorder. This
    // tears down the active mediaStream (if any), stops the recorder,
    // releases tracks. Does NOT clear the segments buffer (the
    // operator-save invariant — STOP then SAVE is valid).
    await sendMessageWithTimeout<{ ok: boolean; error?: string }>(
      { type: 'STOP_RECORDING' },
      5_000,
      'STOP_RECORDING',
    );
    // Step 2 — brief settle. The .stop() call triggers onstop async;
    // we want the recorder's `videoRecorder.state` to be 'inactive'
    // by the time START_RECORDING checks the duplicate-recording
    // guard at recorder.ts:247-250. 200ms is comfortably above the
    // typical few-ms async transition.
    await new Promise((r) => setTimeout(r, A11_STOP_TO_START_PAUSE_MS));
    // Step 3 — start fresh. The internal startRecording calls
    // resetBuffer() which clears `segments` to []; the segment-count
    // getter wired at recorder.ts:284 captures the cleared array by
    // closure so subsequent get-segment-count queries see the live
    // count.
    const grantResp = await startRecording();
    if (!grantResp.granted) {
      return { ok: false, error: 'startRecording returned granted=false' };
    }
    // Step 4 — confirm REC state (mirrors the A2 + setupFreshRecording
    // pattern). Without this wait the test could proceed before the
    // recorder has actually started its first segment.
    await waitFor(
      () => chrome.action.getBadgeText({}),
      (v) => v === 'REC',
      STATE_WAIT_MS,
      "teardownAndStartFreshRecording: badge should transition to 'REC'",
    );
    return { ok: true };
  } catch (err) {
    return { ok: false, error: err instanceof Error ? err.message : String(err) };
  }
}

/**
 * A11 — 35s buffer continuity → >= 3 segments. Tears down any prior
 * recording (resets `segments` array via the recorder's
 * `resetBuffer` at start), waits 35_000ms wall-clock with periodic
 * SW keepalive pings, queries the offscreen `get-segment-count`
 * bridge op, asserts count >= MAX_SEGMENTS (3 per D-13).
 *
 * The 35s wait is the worst-case time budget item in the entire
 * harness. Trade-off: empirically verifying the rotation lifecycle
 * requires actual wall-clock — the unit-level test
 * (`tests/background/segment-rotation.test.ts`) covers the rotation
 * logic via mocked timers; A11 is the end-to-end belt + suspenders
 * with a real MediaRecorder.
 *
 * Post-condition: recording is LEFT ACTIVE after A11 completes. A12
 * + A13 chain off A11's recording state to dispatch SAVE_ARCHIVE
 * without re-starting recording.
 *
 * @returns Structured result with 2 checks (SETUP + A11.1).
 */
async function assertA11(): Promise<AssertionResult> {
  const result: AssertionResult = {
    passed: false,
    name: `A11 — 35s buffer continuity → segments.length >= ${A11_MIN_SEGMENT_COUNT} (D-13 ring buffer)`,
    checks: [],
    diagnostics: [],
  };

  let keepaliveTimerId: ReturnType<typeof setInterval> | null = null;

  try {
    diag(result, 'Step 1: teardownAndStartFreshRecording');
    const setupResp = await teardownAndStartFreshRecording();
    if (!setupResp.ok) {
      throw new Error(
        `teardownAndStartFreshRecording failed: ${setupResp.error ?? '(no error)'}`,
      );
    }
    diag(result, 'Step 1 OK — fresh recording active; segments array reset');
    result.checks.push({
      name: 'SETUP: fresh recording established (badge REC; segments=[])',
      expected: true,
      actual: true,
      passed: true,
    });

    diag(
      result,
      `Step 2: wait ${A11_WAIT_MS}ms with keepalive ping every ${A11_KEEPALIVE_INTERVAL_MS}ms`,
    );
    // Belt-and-suspenders keepalive. The offscreen recorder's port
    // (PORT_PING_MS = 25s) already keeps the SW alive; this redundant
    // page-side ping guards against a future refactor that breaks
    // the recorder's port keepalive contract. Fire-and-forget — we
    // intentionally swallow lastError via the no-callback form so a
    // mid-wait SW restart does not surface here.
    /**
     * Periodic keepalive ping. Fire-and-forget — we want zero
     * back-pressure on the 35s wait loop.
     */
    const sendKeepalivePing = (): void => {
      try {
        chrome.runtime.sendMessage({ type: 'PING' });
      } catch (pingErr) {
        // SW may be temporarily down or the listener may have
        // unregistered; non-fatal.
        console.warn('[harness] keepalive PING failed:', pingErr);
      }
    };
    keepaliveTimerId = setInterval(sendKeepalivePing, A11_KEEPALIVE_INTERVAL_MS);
    await new Promise((r) => setTimeout(r, A11_WAIT_MS));
    if (keepaliveTimerId !== null) {
      clearInterval(keepaliveTimerId);
      keepaliveTimerId = null;
    }
    diag(result, `Step 2 OK — ${A11_WAIT_MS}ms wall-clock elapsed`);

    diag(result, "Step 3: bridge query 'get-segment-count'");
    const countResp = await offscreenQuery<{
      count?: number;
      error?: string;
    }>('get-segment-count');
    diag(result, `Step 3 result: ${JSON.stringify(countResp)}`);

    const observedCount = typeof countResp.count === 'number' ? countResp.count : -1;
    result.checks.push({
      name: `A11.1: segment count >= ${A11_MIN_SEGMENT_COUNT} after ${A11_WAIT_MS}ms (D-13 ring buffer; SEGMENT_DURATION_MS=10s × MAX_SEGMENTS=3)`,
      expected: `>= ${A11_MIN_SEGMENT_COUNT}`,
      actual: observedCount,
      passed: observedCount >= A11_MIN_SEGMENT_COUNT,
    });

    result.passed = result.checks.every((c) => c.passed);
  } catch (err) {
    result.error = err instanceof Error ? err.message : String(err);
    diag(result, `THREW: ${result.error}`);
  } finally {
    // Defensive — keepalive must always be cleared, even on throw, so
    // a subsequent assertion doesn't see phantom PING traffic.
    if (keepaliveTimerId !== null) {
      clearInterval(keepaliveTimerId);
    }
  }

  return result;
}

/**
 * A12 — page-side: dispatch SAVE_ARCHIVE so a new zip lands in
 * `downloadsDir`. Host-side driveA12 then:
 *   1. polls downloadsDir for the new zip (snapshot delta — same
 *      pattern as A5's host-side polling).
 *   2. extracts `video/last_30sec.webm` from the zip via JSZip to a
 *      tmpfile.
 *   3. spawns `/usr/bin/ffprobe -v error -f matroska <tmpfile>`.
 *   4. asserts ffprobe exits 0 AND stderr contains no decoder error
 *      lines (per the `tests/offscreen/webm-playback.test.ts`
 *      ffprobe-success contract).
 *
 * Skip-gate: if ffprobe is absent at /usr/bin/ffprobe, the host-side
 * marks A12 as PASS with a 'SKIPPED' diagnostic (mirrors
 * webm-playback.test.ts:90-96 ffprobeAvailable pattern). The harness
 * MUST not fail on environments without ffprobe — but environments
 * WITH ffprobe MUST run the assertion.
 *
 * Pre-condition: A11 left recording active with >= 3 segments. A12's
 * SAVE_ARCHIVE captures those segments into the zip. Recording stays
 * active for A13.
 *
 * The page side only returns the SW dispatch ack. The host side does
 * all fs + ffprobe work.
 *
 * @returns Structured result with 1 page-side check (SAVE_ARCHIVE ack).
 */
async function assertA12(): Promise<AssertionResult> {
  const result: AssertionResult = {
    passed: false,
    name: 'A12 — SAVE_ARCHIVE produces a zip; video/last_30sec.webm passes ffprobe (host-side gate)',
    checks: [],
    diagnostics: [],
  };

  try {
    diag(result, 'Step 1: send SAVE_ARCHIVE to SW (recording must be live from A11)');
    const resp = await sendMessageWithTimeout<{
      success: boolean;
      error?: string;
    }>(
      { type: 'SAVE_ARCHIVE' },
      A12_A13_SAVE_ARCHIVE_TIMEOUT_MS,
      'SAVE_ARCHIVE',
    );
    diag(result, `Step 1 result: ${JSON.stringify(resp)}`);

    result.checks.push({
      name: 'A12.1: SAVE_ARCHIVE handler returns success=true (zip path will be ffprobe-validated host-side)',
      expected: true,
      actual: resp.success,
      passed: resp.success === true,
    });

    result.passed = result.checks.every((c) => c.passed);
  } catch (err) {
    result.error = err instanceof Error ? err.message : String(err);
    diag(result, `THREW: ${result.error}`);
  }

  return result;
}

/**
 * A13 — page-side: dispatch SAVE_ARCHIVE so a new zip lands in
 * `downloadsDir`. Host-side driveA13 then:
 *   1. polls downloadsDir for the new zip (snapshot delta).
 *   2. parses with JSZip (`assertArchiveShape` in tests/uat/lib/zip.ts
 *      already encodes the full contract — A13 reuses it).
 *   3. asserts `video/last_30sec.webm` entry present + size >= 1 KB,
 *      `meta.json` entry present + parses as JSON,
 *      `meta.json.extensionVersion === chrome.runtime.getManifest().version`
 *      (the harness's `getManifestVersion` helper is called once at
 *      orchestrator startup; driveA13 receives the expected version
 *      via closure).
 *
 * The SessionMetadata shape in src/shared/types.ts:103 names the
 * field `extensionVersion` (NOT `version`); the `assertArchiveShape`
 * helper in tests/uat/lib/zip.ts:25 currently models it as `version`
 * — A13's driver passes the right field name (Wave 3D updates the
 * helper to read `extensionVersion`, since it's the actual production
 * field per src/background/index.ts:572).
 *
 * Pre-condition: A12's zip already landed in downloadsDir. A13
 * triggers a SECOND SAVE_ARCHIVE (verifies idempotency) so it works
 * against its own fresh zip. Recording stays alive throughout.
 *
 * @returns Structured result with 1 page-side check (SAVE_ARCHIVE ack).
 */
async function assertA13(): Promise<AssertionResult> {
  const result: AssertionResult = {
    passed: false,
    name: 'A13 — SAVE_ARCHIVE zip shape: webm entry + meta.json + extensionVersion match (host-side gate)',
    checks: [],
    diagnostics: [],
  };

  try {
    diag(result, 'Step 1: send SAVE_ARCHIVE to SW (second save — A12 already produced one)');
    const resp = await sendMessageWithTimeout<{
      success: boolean;
      error?: string;
    }>(
      { type: 'SAVE_ARCHIVE' },
      A12_A13_SAVE_ARCHIVE_TIMEOUT_MS,
      'SAVE_ARCHIVE',
    );
    diag(result, `Step 1 result: ${JSON.stringify(resp)}`);

    result.checks.push({
      name: 'A13.1: SAVE_ARCHIVE handler returns success=true (zip shape verified host-side)',
      expected: true,
      actual: resp.success,
      passed: resp.success === true,
    });

    result.passed = result.checks.every((c) => c.passed);
  } catch (err) {
    result.error = err instanceof Error ? err.message : String(err);
    diag(result, `THREW: ${result.error}`);
  }

  return result;
}

/**
 * Read `chrome.runtime.getManifest().version`. Used by the host-side
 * orchestrator at startup to capture the expected version for A13's
 * meta.json check. The harness page has the manifest available
 * synchronously via `chrome.runtime.getManifest()` (no async needed),
 * but we wrap it in a Promise for uniform driver evaluation shape.
 *
 * @returns The extension version string (e.g. '1.0.0').
 */
async function getManifestVersion(): Promise<string> {
  return chrome.runtime.getManifest().version;
}

// Install the global harness surface.
declare global {
  interface Window {
    __mokoshHarness: {
      assertA1: () => Promise<AssertionResult>;
      assertA2: () => Promise<AssertionResult>;
      assertA3: () => Promise<AssertionResult>;
      assertA4: () => Promise<AssertionResult>;
      assertA5: () => Promise<AssertionResult>;
      assertA6: () => Promise<AssertionResult>;
      assertA7: () => Promise<AssertionResult>;
      assertA8: () => Promise<AssertionResult>;
      assertA9: () => Promise<AssertionResult>;
      assertA10: () => Promise<AssertionResult>;
      assertA11: () => Promise<AssertionResult>;
      assertA12: () => Promise<AssertionResult>;
      assertA13: () => Promise<AssertionResult>;
      getManifestVersion: () => Promise<string>;
    };
  }
}

window.__mokoshHarness = {
  assertA1,
  assertA2,
  assertA3,
  assertA4,
  assertA5,
  assertA6,
  assertA7,
  assertA8,
  assertA9,
  assertA10,
  assertA11,
  assertA12,
  assertA13,
  getManifestVersion,
};

const statusEl = document.getElementById('status');
if (statusEl !== null) {
  statusEl.textContent = 'Harness ready. window.__mokoshHarness.{assertA1..assertA13, getManifestVersion} available.';
}

console.log('[harness-page] ready — window.__mokoshHarness installed (Wave 3D: A1..A13 + getManifestVersion)');

export {};