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Summary

This PR introduces a host-neutral typed signal-to-event projection architecture for Maple’s hosted and Local runtimes, and adds a durable named-consumer boundary to Maple Local.

It separates three concerns:

  • source adapters normalize authenticated input into typed signals;
  • bounded selectors and pure versioned projectors create deterministic CloudEvents; and
  • Maple Local stages, commits, leases, acknowledges, checkpoints, and prunes projected events durably.

It also extracts the scheduled-alert decision and delivery policy into a reusable host-neutral package while preserving existing alert behavior.

Related to #222.

Event paths

Immediate per-occurrence path

authenticated input → source adapter → typed normalized signal → bounded selector → pure projector → durable outbox

The original telemetry continues through the existing warehouse encoder. A matched event is staged before the warehouse write and marked ready only after that write succeeds. Retrying the same source occurrence recomputes the same event identity.

Scheduled aggregate path

warehouse query → observation → alert lifecycle evaluation → factual alert event → existing delivery outbox

Rates, thresholds, percentiles, absence, recovery, flap suppression, and renotification remain scheduled conclusions over a window. They are not modeled as individual ingest-time facts.

Core architecture

A source definition publishes a typed field catalog, including allowed operators, sensitivity, and replay capability. Projection configuration stores a bounded typed predicate AST.

Projection revisions compile into immutable registry snapshots only after source fields, operators, activation time, and closed projector configuration are validated. Evaluation runs every matching projection from one snapshot and isolates failures so one malformed projector does not suppress successful siblings.

Projectors are pure, versioned functions. They declare an ID/version, accepted source kinds, output type/schema, and closed configuration decoder. They perform no I/O or external side effects.

Canonical CloudEvents and identity

Projected events use a common versioned CloudEvents envelope.

Event IDs are SHA-256 hashes over a length-delimited tuple of tenant, source kind, source, source occurrence ID, projection ID, and projection revision. Two optional backward-compatible extensions expose source occurrence identity and its quality. Historical envelopes without those extensions remain valid.

This lets downstream consumers correlate source occurrence → immutable Maple event → deterministic transport transaction without parsing event data.

Durable Local outbox and consumers

Maple Local stores projection revisions, active pointers, bounded failures, staged/ready events, and consumer state in a private SQLite control database.

Named consumers support:

  • explicit registration at the beginning or current tail;
  • whole-batch claims under bounded leases;
  • exact acknowledgement;
  • replay after lease expiry;
  • rejection of stale, wrong, or partial acknowledgements; and
  • pruning only through the lowest active-consumer acknowledgement.

Staged events are never pruned. Ready ordering is stable across restart and schema migration. Checkpoint manifests bind the control snapshot alongside the existing data backup.

Alert-core extraction

The new alerting-core package owns host-neutral observation evaluation, trigger/resolve/renotify planning, flap suppression, no-data recovery safety, scheduling helpers, delivery idempotency, and bounded retry policy.

Existing alert queries, persistence, queue behavior, and delivery payloads remain compatible. The factual event envelope is additive.

Existing producer convergence

The existing verified provider-webhook path now creates its factual event through the common projection seam while retaining queue compatibility, including jobs queued before deployment.

This demonstrates the architecture without making any provider-specific vocabulary part of the projection core.

Safety and boundedness

The implementation enforces:

  • bounded predicate depth, clause count, and string-literal bytes;
  • exact scalar typing without implicit coercion;
  • bounded CloudEvent size and schema validation;
  • immutable revision identity;
  • source/tenant isolation;
  • bounded low-cardinality telemetry; and
  • no payloads, URLs, credentials, identifiers, or arbitrary field values in eventing metrics.

Deliberate boundaries

This PR does not:

  • add a provider-specific lifecycle vocabulary or projector family;
  • implement transport delivery, destination topology, or agent policy;
  • add environment-specific paths, destination identities, credentials, or deployment configuration;
  • make projectors call external providers;
  • add a required broker;
  • replace scheduled aggregate alerts with ingest selectors;
  • expose arbitrary SQL or executable projection configuration;
  • claim exactly-once external side effects; or
  • activate projections automatically.

Provider adapters, deployment policy, transport delivery, and live credentials remain separate integrations built on the generic contracts introduced here.

Review guide

Primary surfaces:

  • packages/eventing-core: typed model, predicates, source/projector registries, deterministic identity, schemas, and fixtures;
  • packages/alerting-core: alert evaluation, lifecycle planning, idempotency, scheduling, and retry policy;
  • apps/cli/src/server/eventing: source-neutral normalization, telemetry, runtime, SQLite state, outbox, and consumer protocol;
  • apps/cli/src/server/serve.ts: decode-once integration and authenticated control/consumer endpoints;
  • apps/cli/src/server/checkpoints.ts: eventing-control checkpoint participation;
  • hosted alert services and the existing provider-webhook runtime;
  • docs/signal-to-event-projection.md and docs/local-event-consumers.md; and
  • docs/eventing-extension-guide.md: a complete compile-time source adapter and projector walkthrough with host wiring, versioning, testing, and review checklists.

Review status

Ready for review. Current upstream main is merged into the branch, and GitHub reports it mergeable.

Validation

Against the clean provider-neutral tree:

  • 249 focused post-merge tests pass across alerting core, eventing core, Local runtime, ingest, consumer-control, and hosted API suites;
  • generated-schema and checkpoint compatibility are covered;
  • migration, source-tuple collision handling, staged-retry recovery, pre-swap snapshot restoration, locale-stable source fingerprints, restart, lease expiry, stale acknowledgement, pruning, and snapshot restore are exercised;
  • existing provider queue compatibility and alert behavior remain covered;
  • after merging current upstream main, 146 host-neutral core/Local tests and 103 hosted API tests were rerun successfully;
  • eventing-core, alerting-core, and CLI typechecks pass; the repository-wide API test typecheck still reports unrelated errors inherited from current upstream main; and
  • git diff --check passes.

Review change ledger

  • Typed failures and validation: replaced throw/instanceof paths with tagged errors and schema/Result/Effect decoding; predicate depth and total-node bounds now live in the root schema.
  • Event contract: clarified subject inheritance/clearing, shortened extensions, documented length-delimited IDs and supported runtimes, and made generated schemas deterministic.
  • Alert lifecycle: derives shared domain types, uses one hysteresis fold for scheduler and preview, converts projection defects into typed delivery failures, and keeps stored event payloads forward-compatible.
  • PlanetScale compatibility: retained timestamp fallback and inline ignore/log handling, isolated queue failures per message, made legacy jobs readable, changed deleted-issue redelivery to skipped, and added receipt retention/indexing. Migration metadata was regenerated and rollout ordering is explicit.
  • Local outbox: collapsed the new control store to schema v1 and added it to the schema gate. Transactional usage counters replace full scans; projection overflow preserves warehouse ingest and records a durable delivery gap with explicit abandon/accept recovery.
  • Local HTTP and OTLP: request bodies are strictly decoded, OTLP batch normalization reuses resource/scope work, zero-projection ingest avoids the outbox lookup, and maintenance CORS exposure was removed.
  • Checkpoints and lifecycle: kept the warehouse/control snapshot atomic, moved asynchronous control-file writing outside the admission gate, documented the native backup availability cost and forward-only checkpoint compatibility, and typed startup/shutdown failures.
  • Shared plumbing: consolidated local token-file helpers, confirmed CLI metric export, added SQLite-backed integration coverage, registered new packages with knip, and called out the unrelated hostname-fixture cleanup.
  • Validation: 579 CLI and 460 API tests pass, along with eventing/alerting core tests, relevant typechecks, Effect lint, generated-schema checks, and migration/schema-control checks.

Summary by CodeRabbit

  • New Features

    • Added local event processing for OTLP logs and PlanetScale webhooks, with durable queues, projections, recovery, deduplication, and consumer management.
    • Added alert lifecycle handling for telemetry gaps, silent services, and controlled incident resolution.
    • Added checkpoint backup and restore for eventing state.
    • Added reusable alerting and eventing packages with validation, schemas, and telemetry.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Improved webhook size validation, malformed-event handling, retry safety, and issue receipt retention.
    • Preserved additive delivery payload fields during retries.
  • Documentation

    • Added guides for event projections, event consumers, alerting, and package usage.

@robbiemu robbiemu changed the title refactor(alerting): extract a host-neutral alert core feat(eventing): add typed signal-to-event projection architecture Aug 8, 2026
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I now have a working, mostly tested and verified version of this. Just putting a final review / finishing touches on it

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inline version of the comment above so the agent has anchors, top comment has the archetypes and examples

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Address PR 363 review across typed projection validation, shared alert lifecycle logic, compatible PlanetScale delivery and receipt retention, and the initial public control schema. Keep warehouse ingestion available at outbox capacity, expose explicit delivery-gap recovery and abandonment, and capture consistent checkpoint state before asynchronous archive writes.

Verified 42 core, 110 CLI, and 187 API tests; core/API/CLI types; Effect lint; generated schemas and migration identities. Installation and development-schema conversion remain for a separate apply phase.
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Review pass is in f75ee2b44.

The systemic Effect work is done across the new eventing surfaces: tagged errors, schema/Result/Effect decoding, bounded predicates at the root schema, and removal of the reviewed casts, non-null assertions, and catch-based control flow. Alert lifecycle now shares one hysteresis implementation and domain types.

PlanetScale keeps its old timestamp fallback and inline ignore/log behavior, legacy queue jobs remain readable, poison redeliveries are skipped, sibling queue messages are isolated, and receipts now have indexed retention. The migration metadata was regenerated and the rollout dependency is documented.

Local eventing now starts at control schema v1 under the normal schema gate. Outbox accounting is constant-time; capacity loss no longer drops warehouse rows and is exposed as a durable delivery gap with explicit recovery. HTTP/OTLP decoding, metrics, token helpers, CORS, checkpoint compatibility, startup/shutdown handling, knip, schemas, and real SQLite coverage were also tightened.

I kept the checkpoint capture atomic rather than allowing control state to get ahead of warehouse state, but moved the asynchronous file write outside the admission gate and documented the remaining native-backup availability cost.

Validation is green: 579 CLI tests, 460 API tests, eventing/alerting core tests, relevant typechecks, Effect lint, generated schemas, and migration/schema-control checks.


I can't believe Astra did nearly all of that in just one commit. Sorry, I will be more deliberate in my prompting next time.

Describe the initial control schema v1 and supported upstream checkpoint and queue formats. Remove development-build migration instructions and transitional queue claims; align timestamp fallback, inline acknowledgements, and outbox-capacity documentation with the implementation.
Remove the stale maintenance-token header expectation left after the runtime policy correction. All 12 server-network tests pass.
Preserve the reviewed eventing and alert lifecycle behavior across the backend
extraction. Keep upstream data schema v22 and independent control schema v1,
move core dependencies to the backend, and update architecture documentation.

Inject the remote-ops fetch stub through Effect to prevent test-order failures
when the eventing metrics suite initializes the default HTTP client first.
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Walkthrough

This pull request adds shared eventing and alerting packages, a durable local SQLite outbox with consumers and checkpoints, OTLP projection support, idempotent PlanetScale webhook processing, alert lifecycle integration, schema artifacts, migrations, tests, and documentation.

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Layer / File(s) Summary
Eventing contracts and projection engine
packages/eventing-core/*, docs/signal-to-event-projection.md
Adds typed signal models, predicate validation, deterministic CloudEvents, projector registries, source catalogs, JSON Schemas, fixtures, and conformance tests.
Local eventing storage and runtime
apps/cli/src/server/eventing/*, apps/cli/src/server/schema/*, apps/cli/src/server/serve.ts
Adds OTLP normalization, projection evaluation, SQLite outbox storage, consumer leases, delivery gaps, telemetry, authenticated routes, and ingest integration.
Shared alert lifecycle
packages/alerting-core/*, packages/backend/src/services/alerts/*
Centralizes alert evaluation, hysteresis, lifecycle planning, retry policies, CloudEvent projection, and backend alert processing.
PlanetScale webhook processing
apps/api/src/routes/v1/planetscale-webhook.*, apps/api/src/planetscale-webhook-runtime.*, packages/backend/src/services/integrations/planetscale/*
Projects webhook payloads into queue events, supports legacy queue bodies, enforces serialized size limits, handles malformed projections, and deduplicates issue mutations with durable receipts.
Checkpoint and schema lifecycle
apps/cli/src/server/checkpoints.ts, apps/cli/src/server/checkpoint-digest.ts, apps/cli/src/server/local-schema-*, scripts/*, packages/db/drizzle/*
Adds version-2 checkpoints with validated control-store snapshots, streaming digests, reset support for the control store, schema history checks, and the PlanetScale receipt migration.
Integration and tooling support
docs/*, apps/cli/package.json, packages/backend/package.json, knip.json, supporting tests
Adds extension and consumer documentation, package wiring, token helper reuse, schema-generation entries, scoped HTTP test stubs, and updated hostname fixtures.

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Suggested reviewers: makisuo

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In `@apps/cli/src/server/checkpoints.ts`:
- Line 374: Update sha256File to stream the snapshot file through a readable
stream and compute the SHA-256 digest asynchronously, removing the synchronous
readFileSync allocation and event-loop blocking. Propagate the async result
through resolveCheckpointById and createCheckpointTraced, including both current
and previous validation paths in readCheckpointState.

In `@packages/backend/src/services/alerts/AlertsService.ts`:
- Around line 1628-1632: Update the retry payload fallback in
processOneDelivery/recoverDeliveryFailure so parseDeliveryPayload failures
preserve the stored row.payloadJson object instead of substituting {}. Use the
original object only when it is a JSON object, while retaining the existing
validated payload path for successful parsing.

In `@packages/eventing-core/schemas/cloud-event.v1.schema.json`:
- Line 38: Add "format": "date-time" to the JSON Schema definition for
Rfc3339Timestamp while preserving its existing pattern, then regenerate the
exported CloudEvent schema artifact so semantic date-time validation is exposed.

In `@packages/eventing-core/schemas/signal-scalar.v1.schema.json`:
- Around line 57-58: Update the shared DecimalInt64 definition to enforce the
signed 64-bit range, including equivalent JSON Schema bounds for minimum and
maximum values, then regenerate the versioned schema artifacts so exported
validation matches validateSignalScalar.

In `@packages/eventing-core/src/input-budget.ts`:
- Around line 31-32: Update the predicate traversal around the seen identity
check to remove the traversal-wide seen set, allowing shared acyclic subtrees to
be visited more than once. Retain the existing MAX_PREDICATE_NODES budget
enforcement so genuine cycles terminate with the node-budget error.

In `@packages/eventing-core/src/model.ts`:
- Around line 182-186: Update SignalPredicateSchema to import
MAX_PREDICATE_DEPTH from ./limits and add a description annotation to its
Schema.makeFilter options stating the enforced depth and node limits. Regenerate
the schemas/ artifacts so the published SignalPredicate JSON Schema documents
these budgets.

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Stream control snapshot digests with bounded asynchronous reads. Enforce
Gregorian timestamps and exact signed int64 ranges in both Effect schemas
and the generated JSON Schema artifacts. Accept shared predicate subtrees
while retaining depth/node guards against oversized and cyclic inputs.

Document the mandatory whole-tree predicate preflight in the generated
schema and guide. Add independent Ajv conformance checks and checkpoint
hashing regression coverage.

Validation: 585 CLI tests, 39 eventing tests, CLI/eventing type checks,
targeted Effect lint, schema drift checks, and git diff whitespace checks
pass. The existing private installation patch still applies cleanly.
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Follow-up to CodeRabbit review 5192039740: addressed the five confirmed PR findings in 400e1175a.

Changes:

  1. Checkpoint hashing: stream immutable control snapshots asynchronously using bounded read buffers, and await the digest during creation and resolution. Regression tests cover multi-chunk hashing, event-loop progress, empty files, I/O failures, and snapshot corruption. The backup consistency barrier is unchanged.
  2. Timestamp validation: shared schemas and generated JSON Schema now reject impossible Gregorian dates, invalid clocks, and invalid offsets. This applies to scalar timestamps, projection activeFrom, and CloudEvent time. The calendar-aware pattern enforces the existing v1 subset even when a validator ignores format annotations.
  3. Signed int64/duration range: the shared and generated patterns enforce -9223372036854775808 through 9223372036854775807 exactly. These are decimal strings, so numeric JSON Schema minimum/maximum keywords would not constrain them.
  4. Shared predicate subtrees: removed the traversal-wide identity set. Shared objects are accepted and counted by occurrence, as their serialized JSON would be; actual cycles still terminate at the depth limit.
  5. Predicate budgets: the generated recursive predicate definition and guide now explicitly require depth ≤8 (root depth 1) and ≤64 total nodes before recursive validation. This is a documented mandatory consumer preflight, not a claim that standard JSON Schema keywords enforce whole-tree budgets. Regression tests verify both the runtime boundaries and the published description.

Left unchanged:

  • Webhook body buffering: this is a valid unresolved issue inherited from main in 099741ca0. The latest merge changes that file's imports, not its request-body handling. It remains deferred to a separate fix; the later queue-size check does not provide an early body cap.
  • Retry payload fallback: malformed stored payloads become AlertValidationError with non-retryable classification. canRetryAlertDelivery therefore skips the retry block containing the fallback. Rechecked the corrupted-payload isolation test and the timeout retry test, which verifies preservation of the CloudEvent and additive fields; both pass.
  • Knip JSON-comments warning: the comments already exist on main, and Knip's own loader accepts JSON-with-comments. Its parser successfully reads the configuration and the added workspace entries, so no configuration rewrite was needed.

Validation: 585 CLI tests and 39 eventing tests pass, along with CLI/eventing typechecks, targeted Effect lint, and generated-schema drift checks. The new conformance suite validates the published artifacts with Ajv Draft 2020-12, including integer boundaries and a full 400-year Gregorian leap-year cycle. Documentation and generated artifacts are included in the commit.

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A follow-up on the tradeoffs in 400e117: I think these fixes are worth keeping, but there are drawbacks I should have called out alongside the passing tests.

  • The exact timestamp and int64 patterns make the published schemas more faithful to runtime validation, but they are harder to read and maintain. Calendar rules now exist in both the pattern and the timestamp parser; the conformance tests help detect disagreement but do not eliminate that maintenance burden.
  • Validation errors currently print the generated patterns: 375 characters for an invalid timestamp and 915 for an out-of-range integer. That is a usability downside of this change; concise, human-readable messages would be a better follow-up.
  • Stricter decoding can reject malformed persisted values that earlier validation accepted. That is the intended contract, but it can still disrupt an upgrade. We have not established compatibility with existing installation data; a persisted-data check belongs before deployment.
  • The depth/node annotations document mandatory consumer checks; they do not make standard JSON Schema validation enforce those whole-tree limits.

Opinionated guidance is welcome, particularly on whether exact standalone JSON Schema enforcement is worth the pattern complexity, whether you would prefer a different validation contract, and how you would handle previously accepted malformed persisted values. If you think one of these fixes is too costly for its benefit, please say which one and what simpler approach you would favor. The streaming-hash and shared-subtree changes look proportionate to me; the scalar validation choices are where I would most value a strong recommendation.

Keep main's published onboarding migrations 0055/0056 unchanged and
regenerate the receipt migration as 0057, retaining the generated timestamp.
Main's journal indices trail its filenames; use index 57 for the new entry
so the next Drizzle generation cannot overwrite an existing snapshot.
Require increasing journal indices and timestamps, and check that the next
index exceeds all existing migration/snapshot prefixes.

Verify a real embedded-Postgres upgrade from the onboarding head, followed
by a no-op migration rerun that preserves receipts. Update the rollout
reference. The local data and control schemas remain v22 and v1.
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Resolved the new main conflicts in 58e35b835, incorporating main through 89f623152.

Main's published onboarding migrations 0055/0056, snapshots, and journal entries are preserved. Our receipt migration is now 0057, with unchanged SQL and its regenerated timestamp. The new journal index is 57: main's indices trail its filenames, so using 56 would let Drizzle overwrite an existing snapshot. Tests now check increasing indices/timestamps and collision-free next-generation numbering.

Verified an actual embedded-Postgres upgrade from main, followed by a repeat migration run that preserves receipts. Drizzle's snapshot check passes and regeneration reports no remaining schema changes. The rollout documentation points to 0057.

Validation: 585 CLI, 39 eventing, 442 hosted alert/PlanetScale, 17 API boundary, and 6 migration tests pass, plus relevant typechecks and lint.

Preserve the incident-hold behavior from MapleTechLabs#897 through the shared planner:
empty skipped windows request the host liveness gate, allowed resolutions
keep counters and flap suppression, and hold metadata is cleared and passed
to notifications as on main. Keep probe failures fail-closed.

Preserve main's 0057 migration and move receipts to 0058 with a combined
snapshot. Cover the latest main upgrade and repeat migration, and document
the host liveness decision contract.

Validation: 481 backend tests, 585 CLI tests, 45 database tests, 12 shared
lifecycle tests, 39 eventing tests; relevant typechecks, lint, schema gate,
Drizzle consistency and no-drift generation passed.
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Resolved the new conflicts with main through 0bfb54137 in ea98c1bc2.

  • Preserved fix(alerts): hold incidents on telemetry gaps instead of vetoing forever #897's telemetry-hold behavior through the shared lifecycle planner: empty skipped windows reach the host liveness gate; service-scoped probes, hold ceilings, fail-closed probe failures, hold clearing, and resolve-after-hold notifications remain intact. Allowed empty-window recovery preserves counters and silent-flap notification suppression; insufficient samples and invalid scalar values still freeze the incident.
  • Preserved main's 0057_alert_incident_hold migration and snapshot unchanged. Receipts move to 0058_planetscale_issue_receipts, with a regenerated snapshot extending main's 0057. The final journal index is 58 so subsequent generation cannot overwrite an existing snapshot. The upgrade regression now starts at the incident-hold head and checks repeat migration as well.
  • Updated the lifecycle boundary documentation and receipt deployment instructions.

Validation: 481 backend tests (including the new hold regressions), 585 CLI tests, 45 DB tests, 12 shared lifecycle tests, 39 eventing tests, and 32 API boundary tests passed. Relevant typechecks, targeted lint, Drizzle consistency, and no-drift generation passed.

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🔴 Critical · Construct fallback evaluations through applyEvaluationLogic. · packages/backend/src/services/alerts/AlertsService.ts:136-136

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Construct fallback evaluations through applyEvaluationLogic.

EvaluatedRule now requires derivedFromNoData, but the fallback objects at Lines 1056-1064, 1070-1078, and 1090-1098 omit it. These assignments do not satisfy AlertEvaluation.

Use applyEvaluationLogic for each no-data fallback. This also keeps skippedForNoData consistent with the shared evaluator.

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- observations[0]?.evaluation ?? {
-   status: "skipped" as const,
-   value: null,
-   sampleCount: 0,
-   threshold: normalized.threshold,
-   thresholdUpper: normalized.thresholdUpper,
-   comparator: normalized.comparator,
-   reason: "No data",
- }
+ observations[0]?.evaluation ??
+   applyEvaluationLogic(rule, {
+     value: null,
+     sampleCount: 0,
+     hasData: false,
+   })

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The outside-diff finding about missing derivedFromNoData in the three testRule fallbacks is inherited from main, not introduced by this PR or its merge-conflict resolution. Main at 0bfb54137 already contains those fallback objects and already requires the field in EvaluatedRule.

We are leaving that upstream issue unchanged and outside this PR's scope. The backend typecheck passes on the reviewed PR head; the claimed build failure was not reproduced. The README wording introduced by our merge resolution is fixed in 08fd228bd.

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The test-rule fallback evaluations omit the required derivedFromNoData field from shared AlertEvaluation. Add derivedFromNoData: false to each fallback so these paths satisfy the shared evaluation contract and backend typecheck.

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Renumber the eventing branch's PlanetScale issue-receipts migration to 0059
so main's 0058_drop_investigation_lanes keeps its slot, regenerate its
snapshot on top of main's schema, and relink the snapshot chain.
The merge kept main's 0058_drop_investigation_lanes.sql but paired it with
the eventing branch's 0058 snapshot, which still described investigation_lens_runs
and already carried planetscale_issue_receipts. Restore main's snapshot verbatim
and point 0059's prevId back at it, so each snapshot again describes the schema
its own migration produces.
- Local runtime failures are schema-tagged errors. An in-batch source
  collision now answers 400 instead of 503: it fails identically on every
  retry, and OTLP exporters resend 503s. A concurrent projection activation
  answers 409; an unexpected commit failure answers 500 rather than 400.
- Map consumer and maintenance errors with instanceof checks instead of
  decoding the thrown value and running an Effect runtime to switch on tags.
- Decode /local/eventing/outbox query parameters at the boundary; a store
  failure there is a 500, no longer reported as a bad request.
- The event consumer token failure is an EventingStartupError, not a ChdbError.
- The PlanetScale conflict-winner invariant throws a tagged error, which
  Database.execute surfaces as a DatabaseError so the queue retries.
- Drop the unused label parameter from validDate.
- The webhook route logs acknowledged lifecycle events again.
- Hoist canonicalJson's validator out of the per-record hot path.
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Merging it in but will do a follow up to clean up some of the none effect code in the CLI code

…utes

- planetscale_issue_receipts carries an org_id, so the org-scoped table
  registry test requires it to be classified. Purge it with the org: it only
  deduplicates the org's error issues, which are purged too.
- Bun 1.4's deepStrictEqual compares prototypes. OTLP attribute maps are
  null-prototype on purpose, so the __proto__ test now expects one.
…owns it

The incident hysteresis machine moved to @maple/alerting-core, which declares
@typeonce/effect-machine itself; backend only re-exports it. Also drop the
knip entries for the new packages, which knip already infers from their
exports and scripts.
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Main's eventing work (#363) rewrote the PlanetScale webhook upsert and the
retention sweep on the Promise contract and added migration 0059 in the
old layout. Both functions are re-expressed on the Effect contract with
main's logic intact: the receipt claim under the fingerprint advisory lock,
the winner re-read, and the bounded receipt sweep. The conflict error is
folded into DatabaseError at the upsert so the queue consumer's retry
contract is unchanged. 0059 is converted to its folder with byte-identical
SQL and an aligned snapshot; main's upgrade-from-incident-hold test is
ported to the folder helpers and the journal-index test, which has no
subject in the v1 layout, is dropped.
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Main landed 0059_planetscale_issue_receipts (#363) while this branch held
0059_investigation_progress, so both the journal and the 0059 snapshot
conflicted. Main's 0059 is kept; the progress_json migration is regenerated
on top of it as 0060_investigation_progress (idx 60), with a snapshot chained
from main's 0059 that carries both the receipts table and the new column.
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