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Schema: OnboardingProposal and its append-only event log
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The onboarding chain gets a spine: store, delegation-safe actor, expiry
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Register the models, pin the counts, resolve ADR-0013
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ADR-0015, the index, and the ledger counts
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One implementation of R3, found by a negative control
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Refusing a cross-tenant proposal must not write in the other tenant's…
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The deferred half is ADR-0009, which already owns it
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Say which cohort figures this repository can check, and which it cannot
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Say which of the grain figures this repository can actually check
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Re-measure the grain figures from the workbook the repo actually tracks
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Adversarial suite against a real database, and the three refusals it …
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The refusal audit, the address, the enumeration and the brand
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Tests for each of them, and the control that missed the realistic leak
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A compile-time control for the mint
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Keep the roster out of the fixtures, and the tenant out of a new file
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An outsider learns nothing from which refusal comes back
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Merge origin/main into the onboarding proposal chain
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-- CreateEnum
CREATE TYPE "OnboardingProposalStatus" AS ENUM ('DRAFT', 'PENDING_DIRECTOR', 'APPROVED', 'REJECTED', 'WITHDRAWN', 'EXPIRED');

-- CreateEnum
CREATE TYPE "OnboardingSubjectKind" AS ENUM ('MEMBER', 'ADVISOR', 'OTHER');

-- CreateEnum
CREATE TYPE "OnboardingEventKind" AS ENUM ('CREATED', 'SUBMITTED', 'APPROVED', 'REJECTED', 'WITHDRAWN', 'EXPIRED');

-- CreateTable
CREATE TABLE "OnboardingProposal" (
"id" TEXT NOT NULL,
"institutionId" TEXT NOT NULL,
"subjectName" TEXT NOT NULL,
"subjectEmail" TEXT NOT NULL,
"subjectEmailNormalized" TEXT NOT NULL,
"subjectKind" "OnboardingSubjectKind" NOT NULL,
"subjectKindOther" TEXT,
"cohort" TEXT NOT NULL,
"organizationId" TEXT,
"submittedById" TEXT NOT NULL,
"status" "OnboardingProposalStatus" NOT NULL DEFAULT 'DRAFT',
"expiresAt" TIMESTAMP(3) NOT NULL,
"submittedAt" TIMESTAMP(3),
"decidedAt" TIMESTAMP(3),
"decidedById" TEXT,
"decisionReason" TEXT,
"openSubjectKey" TEXT,
"createdAt" TIMESTAMP(3) NOT NULL DEFAULT CURRENT_TIMESTAMP,
"updatedAt" TIMESTAMP(3) NOT NULL,

CONSTRAINT "OnboardingProposal_pkey" PRIMARY KEY ("id")
);

-- CreateTable
CREATE TABLE "OnboardingProposalEvent" (
"id" TEXT NOT NULL,
"proposalId" TEXT NOT NULL,
"institutionId" TEXT NOT NULL,
"kind" "OnboardingEventKind" NOT NULL,
"fromStatus" "OnboardingProposalStatus" NOT NULL,
"toStatus" "OnboardingProposalStatus" NOT NULL,
"actorId" TEXT,
"actorRole" TEXT,
"onBehalfOfId" TEXT,
"reason" TEXT,
"occurredAt" TIMESTAMP(3) NOT NULL DEFAULT CURRENT_TIMESTAMP,

CONSTRAINT "OnboardingProposalEvent_pkey" PRIMARY KEY ("id")
);

-- CreateIndex
CREATE INDEX "OnboardingProposal_institutionId_status_idx" ON "OnboardingProposal"("institutionId", "status");

-- CreateIndex
CREATE INDEX "OnboardingProposal_institutionId_expiresAt_idx" ON "OnboardingProposal"("institutionId", "expiresAt");

-- CreateIndex
CREATE INDEX "OnboardingProposal_submittedById_idx" ON "OnboardingProposal"("submittedById");

-- CreateIndex
CREATE UNIQUE INDEX "OnboardingProposal_id_institutionId_key" ON "OnboardingProposal"("id", "institutionId");

-- CreateIndex
CREATE UNIQUE INDEX "OnboardingProposal_institutionId_openSubjectKey_key" ON "OnboardingProposal"("institutionId", "openSubjectKey");

-- CreateIndex
CREATE INDEX "OnboardingProposalEvent_proposalId_occurredAt_idx" ON "OnboardingProposalEvent"("proposalId", "occurredAt");

-- CreateIndex
CREATE INDEX "OnboardingProposalEvent_institutionId_occurredAt_idx" ON "OnboardingProposalEvent"("institutionId", "occurredAt");

-- AddForeignKey
ALTER TABLE "OnboardingProposal" ADD CONSTRAINT "OnboardingProposal_institutionId_fkey" FOREIGN KEY ("institutionId") REFERENCES "Institution"("id") ON DELETE CASCADE ON UPDATE CASCADE;

-- AddForeignKey
ALTER TABLE "OnboardingProposal" ADD CONSTRAINT "OnboardingProposal_organizationId_institutionId_fkey" FOREIGN KEY ("organizationId", "institutionId") REFERENCES "Organization"("id", "institutionId") ON DELETE RESTRICT ON UPDATE CASCADE;

-- AddForeignKey
ALTER TABLE "OnboardingProposal" ADD CONSTRAINT "OnboardingProposal_submittedById_fkey" FOREIGN KEY ("submittedById") REFERENCES "User"("id") ON DELETE RESTRICT ON UPDATE CASCADE;

-- AddForeignKey
ALTER TABLE "OnboardingProposal" ADD CONSTRAINT "OnboardingProposal_decidedById_fkey" FOREIGN KEY ("decidedById") REFERENCES "User"("id") ON DELETE RESTRICT ON UPDATE CASCADE;

-- AddForeignKey
ALTER TABLE "OnboardingProposalEvent" ADD CONSTRAINT "OnboardingProposalEvent_proposalId_institutionId_fkey" FOREIGN KEY ("proposalId", "institutionId") REFERENCES "OnboardingProposal"("id", "institutionId") ON DELETE CASCADE ON UPDATE CASCADE;

-- AddForeignKey
ALTER TABLE "OnboardingProposalEvent" ADD CONSTRAINT "OnboardingProposalEvent_actorId_fkey" FOREIGN KEY ("actorId") REFERENCES "User"("id") ON DELETE RESTRICT ON UPDATE CASCADE;

-- AddForeignKey
ALTER TABLE "OnboardingProposalEvent" ADD CONSTRAINT "OnboardingProposalEvent_onBehalfOfId_fkey" FOREIGN KEY ("onBehalfOfId") REFERENCES "User"("id") ON DELETE RESTRICT ON UPDATE CASCADE;

251 changes: 230 additions & 21 deletions apps/web/prisma/schema.prisma
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Expand Up @@ -83,6 +83,7 @@ model Institution {
exceptions Exception[]
seatMeterEvents SeatMeterEvent[]
registrySeal RestrictedRegistrySeal?
onboardingProposals OnboardingProposal[]
}

enum InstitutionRole {
Expand Down Expand Up @@ -123,17 +124,21 @@ model User {
sessions Session[]
institutionMembership InstitutionMembership[]
roleAssignments RoleAssignment[]
roleTransfersFrom RoleTransfer[] @relation("RoleTransferFrom")
roleTransfersTo RoleTransfer[] @relation("RoleTransferTo")
roleTransfersInitiated RoleTransfer[] @relation("RoleTransferInitiator")
delegationsGiven ApprovalDelegation[] @relation("DelegationFrom")
delegationsReceived ApprovalDelegation[] @relation("DelegationTo")
roleTransfersFrom RoleTransfer[] @relation("RoleTransferFrom")
roleTransfersTo RoleTransfer[] @relation("RoleTransferTo")
roleTransfersInitiated RoleTransfer[] @relation("RoleTransferInitiator")
delegationsGiven ApprovalDelegation[] @relation("DelegationFrom")
delegationsReceived ApprovalDelegation[] @relation("DelegationTo")
messagesSent Message[]
participants Participant[]
notifications Notification[]
notificationPrefs NotificationPreference[]
deliverableReminders DeliverableReminder[]
resourcesAuthored Resource[] @relation("ResourceAuthor")
resourcesAuthored Resource[] @relation("ResourceAuthor")
onboardingProposed OnboardingProposal[] @relation("OnboardingProposedBy")
onboardingDecided OnboardingProposal[] @relation("OnboardingDecidedBy")
onboardingActed OnboardingProposalEvent[] @relation("OnboardingEventActor")
onboardingActedFor OnboardingProposalEvent[] @relation("OnboardingEventOnBehalfOf")
}

// ─── Organizations & Role Seats ───────────────────────────────────────────────
Expand Down Expand Up @@ -162,20 +167,21 @@ model Organization {
createdAt DateTime @default(now())
updatedAt DateTime @updatedAt

advisors OrganizationAdvisor[]
roles Role[]
approvals ApprovalRequest[]
events Event[]
conversations Conversation[]
documents Document[]
budgets Budget[]
vendors Vendor[]
memoryRecords MemoryRecord[]
feedPosts FeedPost[]
collabInterests CollabInterest[]
budgetLines BudgetLine[]
ledgerEntries LedgerEntry[]
exceptions Exception[]
advisors OrganizationAdvisor[]
roles Role[]
approvals ApprovalRequest[]
events Event[]
conversations Conversation[]
documents Document[]
budgets Budget[]
vendors Vendor[]
memoryRecords MemoryRecord[]
feedPosts FeedPost[]
collabInterests CollabInterest[]
budgetLines BudgetLine[]
ledgerEntries LedgerEntry[]
onboardingProposals OnboardingProposal[]
exceptions Exception[]

// The target of the composite foreign keys on Role, OrganizationAdvisor and
// the club-scoped half of Exception.
Expand Down Expand Up @@ -1727,6 +1733,209 @@ model RestrictedRegistrySeal {
institution Institution @relation(fields: [institutionId], references: [id], onDelete: Cascade)
}

// ─── OSE-initiated onboarding ─────────────────────────────────────────────────

/// Where a proposal is. Mirrors `OnboardingStatus` in
/// `src/lib/identity/onboarding-chain.ts` exactly; `onboarding-chain.test.ts`
/// reads this file and fails if the two ever disagree, so the rules module
/// cannot be reasoned about against a set of states the database does not have.
enum OnboardingProposalStatus {
DRAFT
PENDING_DIRECTOR
APPROVED
REJECTED
WITHDRAWN
/// Nobody decided in time. Terminal, and reached by the clock rather than by
/// an actor — see `expiresAt` below.
EXPIRED
}

/// What the person is proposed AS. Not a role grant: it is the kind of access
/// being asked for, which is what decides the registry cohort a decision writes.
enum OnboardingSubjectKind {
MEMBER
ADVISOR
/// Anything else OSE admits — a graduate assistant, a staff observer. Requires
/// `subjectKindOther` to say what, so "other" never becomes the default that
/// means nothing.
OTHER
}

/// Every transition a proposal has been through, append-only.
enum OnboardingEventKind {
CREATED
SUBMITTED
APPROVED
REJECTED
WITHDRAWN
EXPIRED
}

/// An OSE-initiated proposal to admit ONE PERSON to the institution.
///
/// ── Why this is its own model (ADR-0013) ────────────────────────────────────
///
/// `ApprovalRequest.organizationId` is a NON-NULL foreign key to `Organization`
/// with `onDelete: Cascade`, and an onboarding proposal has no club. Relaxing
/// that column to nullable would weaken the invariant for every club approval
/// and every reimbursement on the same table — a nullable column cannot say
/// "null only for onboarding" — and the cascade, which is right for a club
/// approval, is meaningless for a proposal that has no club. ADR-0013 records
/// the full argument and the two options it refuses.
///
/// ── Why the grain is a PERSON, not a seat ───────────────────────────────────
///
/// Measured from the tracked roster workbook (column D of the four club sheets):
/// 64 students hold 106 occupied club/position pairs, and 40 of the 64 hold more
/// than one — 38 hold two, 2 hold three. With 18 Simon-domain advisors that is
/// the 82 people, on 82 distinct addresses, that `eligibility.ts` documents. A
/// proposal is therefore one row per PERSON — the unit that admits somebody to
/// the institution exactly once, no matter how many seats they go on to hold.
/// Anything counted per seat over-counts people by 1.66x, and the access
/// boundary this feeds (`RestrictedIdentity`) is itself keyed
/// `(institutionId, emailNormalized)`, one row per address. The grains agree.
///
/// This comment said 145 pairs and 2.3x until the workbook was re-read. 145 is
/// roughly every email cell in those sheets — 106 student cells plus 40 advisor
/// cells — which counts an advisor's attachment to a seat as though it were a
/// seat somebody holds. ADR-0013 records the correction.
///
/// What a decision then COSTS is a separate question with a separate answer;
/// this model deliberately does not encode a billing unit, because a proposal
/// that admits a person is not evidence about how seats are charged.
model OnboardingProposal {
id String @id @default(cuid())
institutionId String
institution Institution @relation(fields: [institutionId], references: [id], onDelete: Cascade)
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift

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🏁 Script executed:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Check the emitted referential actions and any institution-delete paths.
set -euo pipefail

# The onboarding migration's foreign keys.
fd -t f 'migration.sql' apps/web/prisma/migrations --exec rg -n 'OnboardingProposal|OnboardingProposalEvent' -A2 {} \; | rg -n 'ON DELETE|FOREIGN KEY|CONSTRAINT' -B1

# Does anything delete an Institution or an Organization row directly?
rg -n -C3 'institution\.delete|organization\.delete|deleteMany' --glob '*.ts' --glob '*.mjs' apps/web/src apps/web/scripts 2>/dev/null || true

# Tenant teardown ordering.
fd -t f 'tenant-cleanup.mjs' --exec rg -n 'onboarding|organization|institution' {} \;

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#!/bin/bash
set -euo pipefail

printf '%s\n' '--- schema relations ---'
sed -n '130,205p;1375,1400p;1785,1925p' apps/web/prisma/schema.prisma

printf '%s\n' '--- relevant migration files and constraints ---'
fd -t f 'migration.sql' apps/web/prisma/migrations --exec sh -c '
  if rg -q "OnboardingProposal_organizationId_institutionId_fkey|Organization_institutionId_fkey|OnboardingProposal_institutionId_fkey" "$1"; then
    echo "FILE: $1"
    rg -n -C2 "OnboardingProposal_organizationId_institutionId_fkey|Organization_institutionId_fkey|OnboardingProposal_institutionId_fkey" "$1"
  fi
' sh {}

printf '%s\n' '--- direct deletion and teardown references ---'
rg -n -C3 'institution\.(delete|deleteMany)|organization\.(delete|deleteMany)|Institution.*delete|Organization.*delete|tenant-cleanup|onboarding' apps/web/src apps/web/scripts --glob '*.ts' --glob '*.js' --glob '*.mjs' 2>/dev/null || true

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PostgreSQL documentation foreign key ON DELETE RESTRICT NO ACTION immediate end of statement cascading delete order

💡 Result:

In PostgreSQL, NO ACTION and RESTRICT both serve to prevent the deletion or update of a referenced row if a foreign key constraint would be violated [1][2]. However, they differ significantly in their interaction with deferred constraint checking [1][3]. NO ACTION is the default referential action [1][2]. It checks the constraint at the end of the current statement unless the constraint is marked as DEFERRABLE and set to DEFERRED, in which case the check is postponed until the end of the transaction [2][3][4]. Because it supports deferral, NO ACTION allows for complex operations where a temporary violation can be resolved by other commands (such as inserting or deleting rows) before the transaction is committed [1][5]. RESTRICT is a stricter action that does not allow the constraint check to be deferred [1][6]. It prevents the deletion of a referenced row immediately, regardless of whether the constraint is defined as DEFERRABLE or whether you attempt to use SET CONSTRAINTS to defer it [1][2]. Regarding the order of operations, PostgreSQL performs referential actions (like CASCADE) as part of the data-modifying command itself [2]. When multiple foreign key constraints are involved, PostgreSQL does not automatically perform a topological sort to sequence deletes in a specific order to satisfy restrictive constraints [7]. If an operation violates a constraint—whether because of the order of deletions or the presence of RESTRICT/NO ACTION—an error is raised [2][7]. Consequently, if your schema requires a specific deletion order to avoid conflicts with RESTRICT or NO ACTION, you must manage that sequence explicitly within your SQL statements or transaction logic [1][7].

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Change onDelete: Restrict to onDelete: NoAction for the composite organization relation.

tenant-cleanup.mjs deletes Institution directly. Institution deletion cascades to Organization and OnboardingProposal, but RESTRICT can abort the statement when a proposal still references an organization. NO ACTION checks at statement end and still prevents standalone organization deletion that would orphan a proposal.

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In `@apps/web/prisma/schema.prisma` around lines 1794 - 1795, Update the composite
organization relation near institutionId and institution to use onDelete:
NoAction instead of onDelete: Restrict, preserving the existing fields and
references configuration.


/// Who is proposed. `subjectEmail` is kept as typed for display; every
/// comparison goes through `subjectEmailNormalized`, which is the same
/// normalisation `RestrictedIdentity.emailNormalized` uses so the two can be
/// matched without a second opinion about what an address is.
subjectName String
subjectEmail String
subjectEmailNormalized String
subjectKind OnboardingSubjectKind
/// Required when `subjectKind` is OTHER. The database cannot express that
/// conditional, so `createProposal` refuses it and a test proves the refusal.
subjectKindOther String?
/// The registry cohort a decision would write. Carried on the proposal so the
/// Director decides the same value that later reaches the boundary.
cohort String

/// The club this person is proposed into, if any. NULLABLE, and that is the
/// whole reason this model exists: an advisor may belong to no club, and an
/// institution-level member belongs to none by definition.
///
/// The relation is composite — `(organizationId, institutionId)` — so a
/// proposal cannot name a club belonging to a different institution. Postgres
/// applies MATCH SIMPLE, so the constraint is enforced when organizationId is
/// present and simply absent when it is null, which is exactly the semantics
/// wanted here.
organizationId String?
/// `Restrict`, not `SetNull`: the composite key includes the non-null
/// `institutionId`, and SET NULL would have to null that column too. Clubs are
/// archived rather than deleted here, so this refuses a delete that would
/// silently rewrite what a Director was asked to decide.
organization Organization? @relation(fields: [organizationId, institutionId], references: [id, institutionId], onDelete: Restrict)

submittedById String
submittedBy User @relation("OnboardingProposedBy", fields: [submittedById], references: [id])

status OnboardingProposalStatus @default(DRAFT)

/// The instant this proposal stops being decidable.
///
/// STORED rather than computed from a constant, because it is a promise made
/// to a named person waiting for an answer: redeploying with a different
/// window must not move a deadline that has already been set. The clock is
/// authoritative — `effectiveProposalStatus` reads EXPIRED past this instant
/// whatever the column says — so an unrun sweep cannot leave a stale proposal
/// decidable. The sweep only makes the record catch up with the clock.
expiresAt DateTime

/// Set when the proposal enters PENDING_DIRECTOR, so "how long has this person
/// been waiting" is a column rather than a scan of the event log.
submittedAt DateTime?

/// The outcome, denormalised from the event log for lists and for the
/// downstream write. The log is the record; these are the current answer.
decidedAt DateTime?
decidedById String?
/// `Restrict`, following `AuditEvent`'s precedent: deleting a person must not
/// silently erase who decided an admission. The absence of a cascade is the
/// protection, and a tenant teardown removes these rows as a separate,
/// visible act.
decidedBy User? @relation("OnboardingDecidedBy", fields: [decidedById], references: [id], onDelete: Restrict)
decisionReason String?

/// `subjectEmailNormalized` while this proposal is OPEN, and NULL once it is
/// terminal.
///
/// Postgres treats NULLs as distinct in a unique index, so this is a partial
/// unique constraint expressed in a column: one open proposal per person per
/// institution, and any number of settled ones. Prisma cannot declare a
/// partial index, and adding one as raw SQL would make the migration stop
/// reproducing this file — which CI checks. Two open proposals for the same
/// address is not a cosmetic duplicate: it is two Directors approving the
/// same admission twice.
openSubjectKey String?

createdAt DateTime @default(now())
updatedAt DateTime @updatedAt

events OnboardingProposalEvent[]

/// The target of the composite foreign key on OnboardingProposalEvent.
@@unique([id, institutionId])
@@unique([institutionId, openSubjectKey])
@@index([institutionId, status])
@@index([institutionId, expiresAt])
@@index([submittedById])
}

/// One transition of one proposal. Append-only: rows are written, never edited.
///
/// Separate from `AuditEvent` on purpose, and both are written. `AuditEvent` is
/// the security log — who tried what, and whether it was allowed — and
/// `audit.view` is minRole OSE_ADVISOR, so anything put in its metadata is
/// readable by every advisor at the institution. A proposal's payload is a named
/// person's address and cohort. That confidentiality inversion is why the
/// subject never appears on an audit row; it lives here, behind the same
/// permission as the proposal itself.
model OnboardingProposalEvent {
id String @id @default(cuid())
proposalId String
/// Denormalised from the proposal and held to it by the composite foreign key
/// below, so the tenant chokepoint can filter this table directly instead of
/// reaching its tenant through a join it cannot add. `ApprovalStep` is the
/// older shape and is still in UNENFORCEABLE for exactly this reason.
institutionId String
proposal OnboardingProposal @relation(fields: [proposalId, institutionId], references: [id, institutionId], onDelete: Cascade)

kind OnboardingEventKind
fromStatus OnboardingProposalStatus
toStatus OnboardingProposalStatus

/// Null for EXPIRED, and only for EXPIRED: nobody acted, the clock did. Every
/// other transition names the person who caused it.
actorId String?
actor User? @relation("OnboardingEventActor", fields: [actorId], references: [id], onDelete: Restrict)
/// The actor's institution role at the instant of the transition, and — when
/// authority was borrowed — whose it was. Recorded rather than looked up
/// later, because a role held today is not evidence about a decision taken in
/// March.
actorRole String?
onBehalfOfId String?
onBehalfOf User? @relation("OnboardingEventOnBehalfOf", fields: [onBehalfOfId], references: [id], onDelete: Restrict)

reason String?
occurredAt DateTime @default(now())

@@index([proposalId, occurredAt])
@@index([institutionId, occurredAt])
}

// ─── Inbound webhooks ────────────────────────────────────────────────────────

/// What this deployment expects a provider to deliver, and where.
Expand Down Expand Up @@ -1899,4 +2108,4 @@ enum WebhookReceiptOutcome {
NO_ACTION
/// Accepted and recorded; no code path acts on it. `note` says which.
NOT_PROCESSED
}
}
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