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glm-5.3-flash 60c625899a feat: wire-codec — UDP datagram framing (frame_datagram/DatagramReader)
- [len: u16 BE] per-datagram framing per ADR-003; len=0 is a legal
  empty datagram (F-2 invariant), never EOF
- DatagramCodecError: Oversize (frame-time, never a wire overflow) +
  InvalidLength (truncated stream — the OQ-TN-13 fail-loud codec-side
  anchor)
- DatagramReader: incremental decoder — datagrams split across chunks,
  batched in one chunk, partial headers; feed -> Vec<Bytes> (zero-copy
  freeze handoff)
- is_mid_datagram teardown diagnostic
- 8 test families pinning the ADR-003/BAST invariants incl. 7-byte
  chunk splits and truncated-stream-never-yields-partial

Verified: cargo test (14 passed), clippy --all-targets -D warnings
(native + wasm32), fmt --check, wasm32 check — all clean
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---
id: tunnels/wire-codec
name: Data-plane codec (frame_datagram / DatagramReader) + sentinel layering tests
status: completed
depends_on: [tunnels/crate-init, tunnels/params]
scope: narrow
risk: medium
impact: component
level: implementation
tags: [wire, codec, udp]
---
## Description
Implement `src/wire.rs` per ADR-003 + wire.md §The Data Plane + bast.md:
the mandatory UDP length-framing codec. This is a direct port of the
forward POC's `/workspace/alktunnels-udp-poc/src/wire.rs` (17 tests rode
it; the shape is settled) with the POC-to-crate generalizations the ADRs
pin.
### API
```rust
pub const MAX_DATAGRAM_LEN: usize = u16::MAX as usize; // 65535
pub struct DatagramCodecError { .. } // thiserror: Oversize(usize), InvalidLength(...)
pub fn frame_datagram(payload: &[u8]) -> Result<Bytes, DatagramCodecError>
// [len: u16 BE][payload]; len=0 is a legal empty datagram; >65535 = Oversize at frame time
pub struct DatagramReader { /* incremental decoder state */ }
impl DatagramReader {
pub fn new() -> Self
pub fn feed(&mut self, chunk: &[u8]) -> Result<Vec<Bytes>, DatagramCodecError>
// zero or more complete datagrams per chunk; buffers partial frames
// across chunk boundaries
}
```
### The invariants the tests MUST pin (all POC-validated; they are the
spec's executable form)
1. Single datagram round-trip (frame → feed → exact bytes out).
2. Empty datagram (`len=0`): survives as a real datagram — NEVER
confused with EOF (the F-2 invariant; the codec layer never emits a
zero-length read).
3. Split across chunks (feed a frame in awkward 7-byte chunks; exact
reassembly).
4. Two datagrams batched in one chunk (feed once, two out, in order).
5. Partial header at a chunk boundary (1-byte `len` prefix split).
6. Mid-datagram state observable (incremental decode correctness).
7. Oversize rejected at frame time (never a wire overflow).
8. Truncation fail-loud (OQ-TN-13): the adapter-level receive that
would truncate surfaces as an error — test at the codec boundary by
asserting `frame_datagram` + reader round-trip with a buffer
smaller than a full datagram is not silently accepted (the concrete
API shape lands with `tunnels/local-socket-halves`; here, pin the
codec-side invariant: a truncated stream yields an error, not a
partial datagram).
No `stream_type` byte, no 5-byte header — a tunnel has one data stream
per direction (ADR-003). No EOF sentinel in the codec — EOF is the
channels-level `length=0` chunk, a different layer (the two coexist;
the POC proved no collision).
## Acceptance Criteria
- [x] All 8 test families above pass (the POC's 7 + the truncation pin)
- [x] `frame_datagram` returns `Bytes` (zero-copy handoff to the mux)
- [x] `DatagramReader` state is incremental across arbitrary chunk
boundaries
- [x] `cargo clippy --all-targets -- -D warnings`, `cargo fmt --check`
clean
- [x] wasm32 check passes (the codec is pure byte work — it must be
wasm-clean)
## References
- docs/architecture/decisions/003-codec-and-udp-framing.md
- docs/architecture/bast.md (the binary contract)
- docs/architecture/wire.md §The Data Plane (normative byte diagrams)
- POC reference: `/workspace/alktunnels-udp-poc/src/wire.rs` (port with
the crate's doc-comment style)
## Notes
- Direct port of the POC's wire.rs (17 tests rode it) with the crate
conventions: thiserror doc comments, module doc per ADR-003 +
wire.md + bast.md layering (sentinel layering called out — the F-2
invariant is load-bearing, so the module doc states why raw
pass-through is structurally broken for UDP).
- Error naming per the task's API: `Oversize(usize, usize)` (was
POC's `TooLarge`) + `InvalidLength {declared, have}` (the
truncated-stream shape — the OQ-TN-13 fail-loud posture's codec-side
anchor).
- `feed` returns `Vec<Bytes>` per the task API (the POC's
`Vec<Datagram>` wrapper dropped — `Bytes` is the payload; the mux
handoff is zero-copy via `BytesMut::freeze`).
- `MAX_DATAGRAM_LEN`/`DATAGRAM_LEN_FIELD` constants; `DATAGRAM_LEN_FIELD`
is private (implementation detail), `MAX_DATAGRAM_LEN` public (the
frame-time bound consumers need).
- 8 test families: single round-trip, empty-datagram-not-EOF,
7-byte-chunk split reassembly, two-datagram batch, partial header,
mid-datagram observability, oversize at frame time, truncated
stream (feeds an empty chunk + a one-byte-short tail — never yields
a partial datagram; the codec-side half of OQ-TN-13; the
adapter-level receive shape lands with local-socket-halves).
- POC's `Datagram` struct dropped: `Bytes` suffices (the task's
`feed -> Vec<Bytes>` signature); `is_empty()` moves to callers
(trivial on `Bytes`).
## Summary
`src/wire.rs` complete: `frame_datagram` (Oversize at frame time,
`len=0` legal), `DatagramReader` (incremental decoder, `is_mid_datagram`
teardown diagnostic), `DatagramCodecError {Oversize, InvalidLength}`
the ADR-003/BAST contract in executable form. 8 codec tests + 6 params
tests = 14 passing. Verified: cargo test, clippy --all-targets -D
warnings (native + wasm32), fmt --check, wasm32 check — all clean.