argus/test/release.test.mjs

// REL — voluntary release (Decentralized.DNS/PROTOCOL-ADDENDUM-release.md).
//
// No network. Synthetic beacon histories are reduced by BOTH JavaScript
// resolvers — resolver-web.js (the snapshot reducer every client ships) and
// bns.js (the CLI resolver) — and the two results must be identical. A rule
// that only one of them implements is a consensus split, so every case below
// is asserted on each and then compared.

import test from "node:test";
import assert from "node:assert/strict";
import { buildIndexFromSnapshot, burnsCertificate, mayReRegister, KNOWN_OPS } from "../src/lib/resolver-web.js";
import * as legacy from "../src/lib/bns.js";

// ---------- fixture builders ----------
const hex = (s) => Buffer.from(s, "utf8").toString("hex");
const txid = (n) => String(n).padStart(4, "0").repeat(16);          // sortable, 64 hex chars
const cat = (c) => c.repeat(64);                                     // a token category
const opReturn = (payload) => {
  const data = Buffer.from("BNS1" + JSON.stringify(payload), "utf8");
  const push = data.length <= 75 ? Buffer.from([data.length]) : Buffer.from([0x4c, data.length]);
  return "6a" + Buffer.concat([push, data]).toString("hex");
};
const cert = (name, category, owner = "bchtest:owner") => ({
  value: 0.00001, scriptPubKey: { hex: "76a914" + "11".repeat(20) + "88ac", address: owner },
  tokenData: { category, amount: "0", nft: { capability: "none", commitment: hex(name) } },
});
const data = (payload) => ({ value: 0, scriptPubKey: { hex: opReturn(payload) } });
const beacon = () => ({ value: 0.000006, scriptPubKey: { hex: "76a914" + "22".repeat(20) + "88ac", address: "bchtest:beacon" } });
const plain = () => ({ value: 0.001, scriptPubKey: { hex: "76a914" + "33".repeat(20) + "88ac", address: "bchtest:change" } });
const number = (vout) => vout.map((o, n) => ({ n, ...o }));

const REG = (id, name, category, spends = []) => ({ txid: txid(id), vin: spends, vout: number([cert(name, category), data({ o: "REG", n: name, r: { u: "https://one.example" } }), beacon()]) });
const UPD = (id, name, category, spends, r = { u: "https://two.example" }) => ({ txid: txid(id), vin: spends, vout: number([cert(name, category, "bchtest:owner2"), data({ o: "UPD", n: name, r }), beacon()]) });
const REL = (id, name, spends, extra = []) => ({ txid: txid(id), vin: spends, vout: number([plain(), data({ o: "REL", n: name }), beacon(), ...extra]) });
const spend = (id, vout = 0) => ({ txid: txid(id), vout });

// A history is a list of [tx, height]; height 0 = unconfirmed.
function reduceBoth(entries) {
  const history = entries.map(([tx, height]) => ({ tx_hash: tx.txid, height }));
  const txs = Object.fromEntries(entries.map(([tx]) => [tx.txid, tx]));
  const web = buildIndexFromSnapshot({ snapshot: { history, txs } });
  return { web, history, txs };
}
async function reduceLegacy(history, txs) {
  const provider = {
    getHistory: async () => history.map((h) => ({ ...h })),
    getRawTransactionObject: async (id) => txs[id],
  };
  return legacy.buildIndex(provider, { cosignGate: false });
}
const shape = (idx) => ({
  names: [...idx].map(([k, e]) => `${k}=${e.category.slice(0, 2)}:${JSON.stringify(e.records)}`).sort(),
  released: [...idx.released].map(([k, h]) => `${k}@${h}`).sort(),
});
async function both(entries) {
  const { web, history, txs } = reduceBoth(entries);
  const old = await reduceLegacy(history, txs);
  assert.deepEqual(shape(old), shape(web), "bns.js and resolver-web.js disagree");
  return web;
}

const A = cat("a"), B = cat("b"), C = cat("c");

// ---------- the rule ----------

test("REL is a recognised opcode in both codecs", () => {
  assert.ok(KNOWN_OPS.has("REL"));
  assert.ok(legacy.KNOWN_OPS.has("REL"));
  assert.deepEqual([...KNOWN_OPS].sort(), [...legacy.KNOWN_OPS].sort());
});

test("a release that burns the certificate frees the name", async () => {
  const idx = await both([[REG(1, "gone.x", A), 100], [REL(2, "gone.x", [spend(1)]), 105]]);
  assert.equal(idx.get("gone.x"), undefined);
  assert.equal(idx.released.get("gone.x"), 105);
});

test("a REL that does not spend the certificate is ignored", async () => {
  const idx = await both([[REG(1, "kept.x", A), 100], [REL(2, "kept.x", [spend(1, 2)]), 105]]); // spends the beacon dust, not the cert
  assert.equal(idx.get("kept.x").category, A);
  assert.equal(idx.released.size, 0);
});

test("a REL that recreates the certificate is not a release", async () => {
  const idx = await both([[REG(1, "kept.x", A), 100], [REL(2, "kept.x", [spend(1)], [cert("kept.x", A)]), 105]]);
  assert.equal(idx.get("kept.x").category, A);
});

test("burning another name's certificate releases nothing", async () => {
  const idx = await both([[REG(1, "mine.x", A), 100], [REG(2, "theirs.x", B), 100], [REL(3, "theirs.x", [spend(1)]), 105]]);
  assert.equal(idx.get("theirs.x").category, B);
  assert.equal(idx.get("mine.x").category, A); // its certificate is burned on chain, but no valid REL names it
});

test("a certificate moved outside the beacon must be anchored by an UPD first", async () => {
  // txid(50) is a plain wallet transfer of the certificate: not a beacon transaction, so not in the history.
  const unanchored = await both([[REG(1, "moved.x", A), 100], [REL(3, "moved.x", [spend(50)]), 110]]);
  assert.equal(unanchored.get("moved.x").category, A, "parent unknown to the resolver: not a valid release");

  const anchored = await both([[REG(1, "moved.x", A), 100], [UPD(2, "moved.x", A, [spend(50)]), 108], [REL(3, "moved.x", [spend(2)]), 110]]);
  assert.equal(anchored.get("moved.x"), undefined);
  assert.equal(anchored.released.get("moved.x"), 110);
});

test("register and release in the same block work whatever the txid order", async () => {
  // The REL's txid sorts BEFORE its REG's; causal ordering must still apply it after.
  const idx = await both([[REG(9, "quick.x", A), 100], [REL(2, "quick.x", [spend(9)]), 100]]);
  assert.equal(idx.get("quick.x"), undefined);
  assert.equal(idx.released.get("quick.x"), 100);
});

// ---------- the one-block gap ----------

test("mayReRegister: the gap, case by case", () => {
  for (const f of [mayReRegister, legacy.mayReRegister]) {
    assert.equal(f(undefined, 100), true, "never released");
    assert.equal(f(100, 100), false, "same block as the release");
    assert.equal(f(100, 99), false, "earlier block (cannot happen, must still be false)");
    assert.equal(f(100, 101), true, "next block");
    assert.equal(f(100, 0), true, "unconfirmed REG after a confirmed release");
    assert.equal(f(0, 0), false, "release itself unconfirmed");
    assert.equal(f(-1, 0), false, "release unconfirmed with unconfirmed parents");
    assert.equal(f(0, 200), false, "release unconfirmed (a confirmed REG would sort first anyway)");
  }
});

test("a REG in the same block as the release is void; the next block's REG wins", async () => {
  const sameBlock = await both([[REG(1, "again.x", A), 100], [REL(2, "again.x", [spend(1)]), 105], [REG(3, "again.x", B), 105]]);
  assert.equal(sameBlock.get("again.x"), undefined);
  assert.equal(sameBlock.released.get("again.x"), 105);

  const nextBlock = await both([[REG(1, "again.x", A), 100], [REL(2, "again.x", [spend(1)]), 105], [REG(3, "again.x", B), 105], [REG(4, "again.x", C), 106]]);
  assert.equal(nextBlock.get("again.x").category, C, "the void same-block REG must not block the valid one");
  assert.equal(nextBlock.released.size, 0, "a re-registered name is no longer 'released'");
});

test("mempool: an unconfirmed release hides the name but does not open it", async () => {
  const idx = await both([[REG(1, "soon.x", A), 100], [REL(2, "soon.x", [spend(1)]), 0], [REG(3, "soon.x", B), 0]]);
  assert.equal(idx.get("soon.x"), undefined, "released, and the racing REG is void");
  assert.equal(idx.released.get("soon.x"), 0);

  const later = await both([[REG(1, "soon.x", A), 100], [REL(2, "soon.x", [spend(1)]), 120], [REG(3, "soon.x", B), 0]]);
  assert.equal(later.get("soon.x").category, B, "release confirmed, REG still unconfirmed: it can only land later");
});

// ---------- nothing carries over ----------

test("after a release the old certificate proves nothing", async () => {
  // The old owner publishes an UPD carrying a (forged-looking) output of the old category after release.
  const idx = await both([[REG(1, "fresh.x", A), 100], [REL(2, "fresh.x", [spend(1)]), 105], [UPD(3, "fresh.x", A, [spend(60)]), 106]]);
  assert.equal(idx.get("fresh.x"), undefined, "an UPD cannot resurrect a released name");

  const re = await both([[REG(1, "fresh.x", A), 100], [REL(2, "fresh.x", [spend(1)]), 105], [REG(4, "fresh.x", B), 107], [UPD(5, "fresh.x", A, [spend(60)], { u: "https://old-owner.example" }), 108]]);
  assert.equal(re.get("fresh.x").category, B);
  assert.deepEqual(re.get("fresh.x").records, { u: "https://one.example" }, "the old category cannot update the new registration");
});

test("a name can be released twice across two registrations", async () => {
  const idx = await both([
    [REG(1, "cycle.x", A), 100], [REL(2, "cycle.x", [spend(1)]), 101],
    [REG(3, "cycle.x", B), 102], [REL(4, "cycle.x", [spend(3)]), 103],
  ]);
  assert.equal(idx.get("cycle.x"), undefined);
  assert.equal(idx.released.get("cycle.x"), 103);
});

test("burnsCertificate reads the spent output by its n, not only by position", () => {
  const reg = REG(1, "n.x", A);
  const shuffled = { ...reg, vout: [...reg.vout].reverse() }; // array index no longer equals n
  const rel = REL(2, "n.x", [spend(1, 0)]);
  const txs = new Map([[reg.txid, shuffled]]);
  assert.equal(burnsCertificate(rel, { category: A }, txs), true);
  assert.equal(legacy.burnsCertificate(rel, { category: A }, txs), true);
});

test("names that were never released are untouched by the new rule", async () => {
  const idx = await both([[REG(1, "plain.x", A), 100], [UPD(2, "plain.x", A, [spend(1)]), 101], [REG(3, "plain.x", B), 102]]);
  assert.equal(idx.get("plain.x").category, A, "first valid REG still wins");
  assert.deepEqual(idx.get("plain.x").records, { u: "https://two.example" });
  assert.equal(idx.released.size, 0);
});