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This change establishes the foundational server-side attestation plumbing for the ARGON-V OSS prototype. Key additions and changes: - Implemented the attestation init API (App Router) with nonce reuse, provider-owned page plans, and per-page nonce issuance. - Added a minimal Mock provider with a fixed pagePlan and Merkle-ready canonicalization interface, preserving parity with future real providers. - Introduced a shared MongoDB connection helper with HMR-safe caching and explicit runtime behavior (dev vs prod). - Added Merkle utilities (hashing, root construction, proof verification) with strict input validation and deterministic behavior. - Created a cross-platform setup script for monorepo environments (non-destructive, idempotent, OSS-friendly). - Standardized structured JSON error responses and server-owned provider resolution. Non-goals: - No authentication, UI, or product logic. - Canonicalization logic remains intentionally stubbed (TODO) to freeze protocol shape before expanding semantics. This commit locks the v0.1 server invariants and prepares the codebase for submit/verification routes and adversarial client integration.
Introduce v0.214 milestone representing the first fully working state of the Glass Ballroom Verification (GBV) reference implementation. This update consolidates prior development work into a complete, reproducible end-to-end verification flow including server verifier, synthetic client surfaces, browser extension collection, and deterministic protocol evaluation. Highlights: - end-to-end GBV verification pipeline operational - protocol invariants and semantic checks enforced - structured verifier inspection and trace metadata - reproducible demo and strict verification tests - organized documentation under /docs - protocol terminology unified under GBV This is a development milestone release and remains pre-1.0. No production guarantees are implied.
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This pull request establishes v0.214 as the first fully working state of the
Glass Ballroom Verification (GBV) reference implementation.
The update consolidates prior development into a complete, reproducible
end-to-end verification flow across the verifier server, synthetic client
surfaces, and MV3 browser extension.
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Scope
This milestone focuses on stabilizing the reference implementation and
documentation. No production deployment features are introduced.
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