wallet: Distinguish unavailable Bails checks - #80
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AI-generated release-gate review, posted at the maintainer request. Code ACK 9ea2ed7: the unavailable RIPEMD-160 path now reports an inconclusive standard-Bails check instead of asserting a mismatch; a matching Bails-alpha SHA-256 identifier still wins; and the no-record fingerprint display plus explicit operator confirmation are unchanged. The new frozen-vector regression passes, both current GitHub package matrices are green (12/12 jobs), and the isolated #42/#45/#7/#51/#57/#46 composition plus this commit passes 918 tests at 5,142/5,200 source review lines. No code blocker found. This is not an authorship ACK: the agent-authored commit needs responsible human review and rewrite/squash before merge, and the stack must be refreshed after #7/#57/#46 integration.
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Exact-head release-gate recheck: ACK da14e0d. The prior P1 is resolved: the runtime now distinguishes an unavailable RIPEMD-160 check from a mismatch, still allows the Bails-alpha SHA-256 match to win, and both docs/security/model.md and invariant 4 describe that degraded outcome. git diff --check is clean; the focused identity/identifier tests pass in normal and python -O modes (9/9 each). No additional code blocker found. This remains stacked after #46 and needs the responsible human to review/rewrite or squash the agent-authored commits when the final #57/#46 integration is settled.
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Reassign the expected_fingerprint argument instead of copying it into a local, and give existing_secret its None default before the source checks instead of in an else branch. Behavior is unchanged. The installed package drops from 5161 to 5159 logical review lines, which keeps the integrated #7/#42/#57/#46/#80/#81 tip under the <5200 budget. Security: the record gate still runs before any card is generated or shown, and interrupts at that gate still raise _WalletSetupInterrupted. Validation: ruff check, ruff format --check, mypy src/codex32, and pytest (918 passed, with and without -O). Refs #81, #38. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_018az69UX4773mYohXAtE8kD
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When RIPEMD-160 is unavailable, a valid standard Bails identifier cannot be checked. Preserve the Bails-alpha SHA-256 result and distinguish that inconclusive state from a completed identifier mismatch, so the no-record restore prompt does not claim the cards are wrong. Keep the independent fingerprint and explicit operator-confirmation boundary unchanged. Refs #79
The no-record restore flow can no longer claim a standard Bails identifier mismatch when RIPEMD-160 is unavailable. Record that platform-dependent inconclusive outcome in both the security model and invariant so reviewers can distinguish it from a completed comparison. Refs #79
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Agent release-gate re-review: ACK fb8d671.
The refreshed runtime patch is unchanged from the reviewed Bails-availability fix, and the documentation conflict resolution preserves the current Core-native seed-source contract while adding the required “RIPEMD-160 unavailable = inconclusive, not mismatch” wording. The sole inline thread is resolved. Exact-head Python-package run 546 and Bitcoin Core wallet-fixture run 11 both succeeded; focused no-record/identity tests also passed normally and under python -O.
No remaining code-review blocker found. Integration/authorship policy remains: #80 follows #57 and its agent-authored commits should be human-reviewed/re-written or squashed before merge.
Reassign the expected_fingerprint argument instead of copying it into a local, and give existing_secret its None default before the source checks instead of in an else branch. Behavior is unchanged. The installed package drops from 5161 to 5159 logical review lines, which keeps the integrated #7/#42/#57/#46/#80/#81 tip under the <5200 budget. Security: the record gate still runs before any card is generated or shown, and interrupts at that gate still raise _WalletSetupInterrupted. Validation: ruff check, ruff format --check, mypy src/codex32, and pytest (918 passed, with and without -O). Refs #81, #38. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_018az69UX4773mYohXAtE8kD
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On a Python/OpenSSL build without RIPEMD-160, a valid standard Bails identifier is not checked, but the no-record restore prompt previously said the cards were wrong or mixed up. The frozen
d9k8vector reproduces this whenhashlib.new("ripemd160", ...)raisesValueError.Change
Report the standard Bails check as unavailable/inconclusive. Preserve the independent fingerprint and explicit no-record confirmation, and continue checking the Bails-alpha SHA-256 rule. Update the security model and invariant 4 to document that outcome.
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fb8d671is two focused commits directly on refreshed #57 (37eef4d). #57 already contains the reviewed #46 cleanup and #42 correction ancestry, so this PR now shows only the Bails-availability behavior plus its matching security-documentation update.The runtime commit is patch-identical to the previously reviewed version. The documentation replay preserves the current Core-native seed-source wording from #7/#51 while adding only the reviewed inconclusive-RIPEMD-160 contract. The sole inline review thread is resolved.
Validation
python -O;git diff --check: clean;36818915811): success;36818915778): success.Human review/integration order is #42 → #46 → #57 → #80 → refreshed #81. After #81 is replayed, rerun the combined early-record/no-record identity regressions and the final full/real-Core gates.
These commits are agent-authored and require the repository's responsible-human review/rewrite or squash policy before merge.
Fixes #79
Refs #30, #46, #57, #81