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Vikhyath Mondreti
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* improvement(provenance): attribute stored-envelope display reads to their execution A display materialization of an execution log imports the row's stored provenance envelopes into throwaway registries, and each import of an incomplete envelope re-emitted the registry's own summary — per envelope, per view, carrying counts and a workspace but never the execution id. A reader repeatedly materializing the same stored rows produced hundreds of identical lines that could not say which executions to go look at, and the volume scaled with views of a state that was fully recorded when the run wrote it. Verified against production before changing anything: essentially no new incomplete envelopes are being stored since the writer fix shipped, and no data drains exist — the stream is bounded re-reads of old rows through the display paths, not a live producer. The display registries are now staged — the existing concept for a registry that filters one value for a caller that reports against the real boundary — and each display function reports once per materialization with the execution id, workflow, workspace, and the parts that could not be vouched for. Severity is preserved: an incomplete stored envelope stays at warn, a malformed one stays at error. Projection behavior is unchanged everywhere — incomplete and malformed envelopes still fail their values closed exactly as before; only the reporting moves to the boundary that knows the execution. * improvement(provenance): fold the incomplete-envelope predicate and pin dual-site reporting Review pass over the previous commit: one helper instead of three copies of the incomplete-envelope check, the staged TSDoc generalized to cover both of its uses, and the block-outputs entry point's two-site reporting of one run envelope documented and pinned rather than left implicit. * improvement(provenance): classify every unusable stored envelope at the display boundary Review findings from the first round, both accepted: a present-but- malformed block or run envelope was withheld with no attributed line, and a complete envelope whose entries fail decryption latched the staged registry with only the unattributed entry-level error. Fault classification moves into the one import helper the display paths share, which now returns the registry and the fault together: absent is not a fault, unparseable is malformed, unable-to-vouch is incomplete, and a complete envelope whose registry latched during import — entry decryption is the only latch on that trusted path — is undecryptable. Every consumer reports through the same table, severity per kind, so the exact-value loop stops being the only site that could name a malformed envelope. Withholding behavior is unchanged at every site.