mesh-config reads mesh-controller.lease to take the config over only once the lease is handed away (ADR 0561 §3,
its takeover.go leaseAway), and was refused it as a reader the composer does not name.
Since 13:25 the vault, the assigner, the watchman, the grants part and the artifact store's tools were refused
mesh-controller.lease, and the vault mesh-grants.accounts, though the composer names them those states' readers
(ADR 0547 clause 9): the controller splits reads with its own copy of the reader-less ReadsAnnounced, which knows
no named readers, and Users only moved reads from granted to refused, never back.
Quick fix: the controller calls ReadsAnnouncedBy with the module. Thorough fix, chosen because the kind was met
on four owners and the judgement had two copies: Users judges every read again for its reader against the
announcements in Records (withAnnouncedReads), whatever split the caller made, and the reader-less
ReadsAnnounced is removed so no caller can judge without the reader. A rule over manifests was not added:
ADR 0495 clauses 1 and 5 keep readability out of the manifest and replaced the merge gate's reads check by each
module's announcement test. gitea.bound and disk-load.readings stay refused: their owners announce them not
readable, which their own code fixes.
The grants part writes its list as an object of its own bucket, sealed to the bus node's key, and names it in
user-list.sealed; the node-engine of the node holding mesh-broker is granted that one key and an object by name, the
grants part its bucket (the controller's copy carries the same grants, byte for byte, golden regenerated there).
A state may name its readers (announce, NamedReaders): mesh-vault.bus-accounts is read by mesh-grants alone.
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