Fix #1201: PII scrubber was corrupting memory envelopes — bump the chain, log the drops, pin the regression

[YellowSnnowmann]

Summary

#1201's "embedded namespace driver loses writes" is real data loss, but not a dropped write and not a timestamp-key collision: the driver's write path runs tinycortex's PII scrubber over the serialized JSON envelope, and any bare 13-19 digit run that passes Luhn was redacted as a credit card. Luhn passes ~10% of arbitrary digit runs, and at_millis is a 13-digit run — so ~10% of stored traces/chunks had their timestamp rewritten to [REDACTED_PII_CREDIT_CARD], corrupting the JSON. decode() then silently dropped the whole record on read.

Proof from the issue's own paste: of the three stamps, only the missing record's 1787178633773 is Luhn-valid (…770/…774 are not). assert_export_totality writes 6 such stamps → 1 − 0.9⁶ ≈ 47% expected failure; ~36% observed over 11 runs. Reproduced deterministically here: pinning that stamp fails 100% of runs on the old pin, and the failing shape is byte-identical to the issue (left: [c0, c2]).

The chain

#	PR	What
1	tinyhumansai/tinycortex#154	Root fix: bare runs need Luhn and (real network IIN at an issued length, or a card keyword nearby); separated runs keep Luhn-only. Timestamps have no IIN — out of scope entirely.
2	tinyhumansai/openhuman#5605	vendor/tinycortex bump
3	this PR	vendor/openhuman bump + two local pieces below

Merge order is 1 → 2 → 3 (tinycortex squash-merges, so each downstream pin gets re-pointed to the real merged SHA before its own merge; current pins ride refs/pull/N/head so CI is green pre-merge).

Local changes

• decode() stops being silent about corruption (src/store/memory/facades.rs): an unparseable row inside our namespace is a record we wrote and can no longer read — still skipped, now warn!ed with key + parse error (version mismatch → debug!). The silent .ok()? is what made this loss look like records never written.
• Deterministic regression test (src/store/memory/test.rs): three traces round-trip over the real driver with the Luhn-valid stamp pinned. Red 100% on the old pin, green on the new — the issue's suggested probe (spacing timestamps out) is deliberately not used, since changing the digits would have falsely confirmed the collision hypothesis.
• New [patch."…/tinymemory"] entry (Cargo.toml): required by any bump onto current openhuman main — since tinycortex@8401346 (tinymemory#18 §A1), tinycortex-api pulls tinymemory-api by git URL, which [patch.crates-io] does not redirect; without it two copies of every contract type enter the graph and tinymemory-core does not compile. Same entry openhuman carries for itself.

Verification

• cargo test --features acp,runner,tinymemory-embedded --lib store::memory: 68 passed on the exact pinned SHAs
• 20 consecutive full-suite runs: 0 failures (baseline ~36%/run — odds of that under the old behavior ≈ 0.01%)
• tinycortex at the pin: 1260 + 132 tests, fmt, clippy all clean
• Follow-up filed for the same defect class in the NANP phone rule (no checksum at all): PII scrubber redacts bare 10-digit runs as NANP phones with no checksum at all — same corruption class as the credit-card Luhn FP (#154) tinycortex#155

Closes #1201.

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• Bug Fixes

  • Improved resilience when stored memory records are malformed or use unsupported versions. Invalid entries are skipped with appropriate diagnostics, allowing valid records to remain available.
  • Fixed namespace-backed trace storage and retrieval to preserve valid traces reliably.

• Chores

  • Updated the bundled OpenHuman component reference.
  • Aligned TinyMemory integration to ensure consistent shared types.

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The patch aligns the TinyMemory API dependency, reports malformed memory records, adds deterministic namespace-driver regression coverage, and updates the vendored OpenHuman submodule reference.

Changes

Embedded memory driver

Layer / File(s)	Summary
TinyMemory dependency alignment Cargo.toml	A Cargo patch maps the Git-sourced tinymemory-api crate to the vendored API checkout.
Memory record decoding diagnostics src/store/memory/facades.rs	Malformed records now generate warnings with namespace, key, and error details. Unsupported envelope versions generate debug logs before being skipped.
Namespace persistence regression coverage src/store/memory/test.rs	A deterministic test verifies that three traces preserve ordering and timestamps through save and recall.

Vendored OpenHuman revision

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Vendored reference update vendor/openhuman	The submodule pointer moves to a newer commit. The referenced contents are not included in the diff.

Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes

Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to 6a99b

This change prevents timestamp values from corrupting stored memory records and adds diagnostics for unreadable data. It remains mergeable with owner awareness for the incorrect diagnostic level, possible exposure of provider-supplied identifiers in logs, and the coordinated dependency-pin rollout and rollback requirements.

Suggested reviewers: senamakel, oxoxdev

Poem

A rabbit checked each trace in line,
Three timestamps returned fine.
Bad rows warned, old versions slept,
Shared crate types stayed closely kept.
The vendored pointer hopped ahead.
“Round trips work!” the rabbit said.

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Check name	Status	Explanation
Linked Issues check	✅ Passed	The changes address #1201 by fixing envelope corruption, logging skipped records, and adding a deterministic round-trip regression test.
Out of Scope Changes check	✅ Passed	The dependency updates, logging, Cargo patch, and regression test are directly related to the linked issue and stated objectives.
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1-1: 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick win

Add a memory-envelope regression test.

The gitlink commit is fetchable from the configured remote and updates tinycortex with the stated PII fix. Add a test that preserves a Luhn-valid 13-digit at_millis value during memory-envelope serialization and storage.

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In `@vendor/openhuman` at line 1, Add a regression test for the memory-envelope
serialization and storage flow, verifying that a Luhn-valid 13-digit at_millis
value is preserved unchanged through the operation. Use the existing
memory-envelope test utilities and storage path, and keep the test focused on
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Inline comments:
In `@src/store/memory/facades.rs`:
- Around line 93-115: Update the envelope parsing flow to deserialize into
Envelope<serde_json::Value> first, validate envelope.v against ENVELOPE_VERSION
and return None with the existing debug diagnostic for unsupported versions,
then deserialize the value’s record into T and retain the warning path for
genuine record decode failures. Add a focused test covering an unsupported
version with an incompatible record and assert that it produces a debug-level
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In `@vendor/openhuman`:
- Line 1: Add a regression test for the memory-envelope serialization and
storage flow, verifying that a Luhn-valid 13-digit at_millis value is preserved
unchanged through the operation. Use the existing memory-envelope test utilities
and storage path, and keep the test focused on the stated PII fix.

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[YellowSnnowmann]

@coderabbitai On the vendor/openhuman nitpick ("add a memory-envelope regression test" preserving a Luhn-valid 13-digit at_millis): that test is already part of this PR — luhn_valid_timestamps_round_trip_on_the_namespace_driver in src/store/memory/test.rs (commit 6a99bab) writes three traces over the real namespace driver with the middle at_millis pinned to 1787178633773, the Luhn-valid stamp from the original #1201 failure, and asserts all three read back. It fails 100% of the time on the previous tinycortex pin and passes on this one. No further change.

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@YellowSnnowmann Thank you for the clarification. The existing luhn_valid_timestamps_round_trip_on_the_namespace_driver test covers the requested regression case. I withdraw the nitpick.

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