feat(stack-encrypt,golang): give every Go integer width, dates, timestamps, decimals and 128-bit integers their own kinds

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Summary

Each Go value now reaches the engine as its own kind. Stack Encrypt (our Rust engine) and the Go SDK, which runs it as a WebAssembly guest, can now store, decrypt and query by equality these values:

• 8-, 16- and 128-bit integers;
• dates;
• timestamps;
• decimals.

Before this PR:

• int8 and int16 were widened to 32-bit, so every stored ciphertext and term carried the wrong kind.
• time.Time could only be stored inside an opaque struct.
• Go had no date, decimal or 128-bit integer type at all.

The new kinds travel through the engine as vitaminc values, using the frame model from #1245 (#1232). FfiValue gains no variants.

Stacked on #1245.

Changes

Stack Encrypt (packages/stack-encrypt, dynamic)

• ValueKind gains int8, int16, int128, uint8, uint16, uint128, decimal, date and timestamp, so a data-plan field can declare each one. The frame value model keeps each integer at its own width, and timestamps at nanosecond precision.
• Equality works on every new kind, through vitaminc-normalize:
  • one term per integer value at every width;
  • decimals at any scale (1.0 = 1.00);
  • timestamps to the microsecond. See the open question below.
• ORE and OPE take every integer width, each passed to cllw-ore as its own type.
• An ORE or OPE index on a decimal, date or timestamp is refused with the new Reason::OrderTermPending, which names Stack Encrypt cannot order floats, dates, timestamps or decimals, and its integer order keys predate ADR-0002: derive every order term over vitaminc-ore #1236. Those order terms wait on cllw-ore/ore-rs releases that implement vitaminc-ore.
• dynamic::read converts a query value between kinds only when the conversion is exact. Floats beyond the 128-bit limits, NaN and infinity are refused.
• PlanError::FieldType uses the right article ("an int8", "a uint8").

Go (languages/golang)

• record.Kind, gensupport and stashgen cover the new kinds:
  • each Go integer type seals at its own width;
  • time.Time seals as a timestamp and opens in UTC.
• New types encrypt.Date, encrypt.Int128, encrypt.Uint128 and encrypt.Decimal, aliases of vitaminc's Go types, with DateOf, ParseInt128, ParseUint128 and ParseDecimal. ParseDecimal refuses NaN and infinity.
• Widening into EQL types (ADR-0002): any built-in Go integer field can take an integer EQL type, and is sealed at the type's kind.
  • A wider Go type, such as int64 into Integer, is range-checked value by value at encrypt time.
  • An out-of-range value is refused with ErrEncoding, and the error names the kind, never the value. The query path and decrypt into a narrower Go type are range-checked too.
• An invalid date, decimal or timestamp is refused with the field named. The zero encrypt.Date is invalid, so a Date field must be set. An optional date can't be sealed today: stashgen supports no sealed pointer fields of any type. The docs suggest an opaque struct or a sentinel date.
• The README table now has two columns, "Indexes it can store" and "Query methods". An ore/ope index on text, bytes or floats stores a term but has no Lt method yet.

Breaking (Go SDK, unreleased)

• int8, int16, uint8 and uint16 sealed fields now seal at their own width, where they used to seal as 32-bit.
• A value stored that way by the alpha doesn't decrypt under the regenerated declaration. Its equality term is unchanged, but its order terms differ.
• Workaround: declare the field int32/uint32, or re-encrypt. Go SDK: int16 is widened to Int32, and there's no way to encrypt a date, timestamp, decimal or 128-bit integer #1144 asks for this, and says the change costs nothing because the SDK is unreleased. Both CHANGELOGs list it under Breaking.

Docs

• The Go README, doc.go and the stashgen README list the field types, the indexes and query methods for each, the EQL integer tables, equality normalisation, and the Stack Encrypt cannot order floats, dates, timestamps or decimals, and its integer order keys predate ADR-0002: derive every order term over vitaminc-ore #1236 limit.
• ADR-0002 is amended:
  • Go picks each integer width's kind from the Go type for index= fields.
  • The timestamp leaf row states vitaminc 0.6's actual rule: no leap seconds, and chrono's range.
• Both CHANGELOGs are updated. No changeset is needed, because eql-bindings is untouched.

Verification

• cargo nextest run -p stack-encrypt --all-features: 669 of 669 passed, including the trybuild UI tests and feat(stack-encrypt)!: hold a dynamic plaintext as its frame, not a value tree #1245's heap-hygiene tests.
• Doctests, clippy (-D warnings, with all features and with none), rustdoc (-D warnings) and cargo fmt are clean.
• Mutants gate:
  • Main diff: 94 mutants, 2 missed at first. One is now tested; the other is an equivalent mutant, excluded with its reason.
  • Review fixes: 3 mutants, 3 caught.
• New cross-language fixture, packages/stack-encrypt/tests/fixtures/value_kinds.json:
  • Rust: the record path, the data query path and the typed path all derive the same bytes.
  • Go: it writes the same frame for all nine values, opens Rust's record, derives all nine equality terms and all six order terms as the same bytes, and holds every term of the record it seals itself to Rust's.
• testusers.Widened: an int16 and a uint32 store the same equality terms as Profile's int32/int64, and an out-of-range int64 is refused.
• mise run wasm:guest:test: 68 of 68 and 71 of 71.
• Go, with all guests rebuilt: go vet ./... and go test ./... -count=1 passed, and go generate ./... leaves no diff. golangci-lint 2.14.0, the pinned version, reports 0 issues.
• EQL: mise run test:crates, test:encryption and test:encryption:postgres passed. Go's live TestQueriesRunAgainstPostgres passed against a disposable postgres:17. That test doesn't store the new kinds yet.

Open question: timestamp equality resolution

vitaminc-normalize 0.6 truncates a timestamp's equality term to the microsecond. ADR-0002 says microsecond resolution means rounding half-even, which is what PostgreSQL does.

So .123456999 and .123457000 get different terms, though Postgres stores both as .123457. A row sealed from time.Now() wouldn't be found by a query whose instant came back from a plaintext timestamptz.

This PR follows vitaminc as it is, and pins its terms in the fixture. Stack Encrypt must not shim around vitaminc's encoding. So the fix is either a vitaminc-normalize change to round half-even, or an ADR-0002 amendment that records truncation as the decision. That needs deciding before the Go SDK ships (#1046). Whichever way it goes, the fixture's timestamp terms get re-pinned.

Related

Closes #1144

• Item 4 of Go SDK: int16 is widened to Int32, and there's no way to encrypt a date, timestamp, decimal or 128-bit integer #1144 (the eql_v3 strings in eql_gen.go) was already done.
• Item 5 (vitaminc's shared value-level vectors, aead-value: a cross-language conformance corpus for the FFI transport codec vitaminc#332) is skipped: vitaminc has published none.
• Making the matching EQL types producible (Smallint, Date, Timestamp, Numeric and their Eq twins) is stashgen refuses every number, date and boolean EQL type — produce them in EQL v4 using ADR-0002's encodings #1130's job, and comes next.

Review notes

An independent review found no security issues. It confirmed exact round trips (timestamp nanoseconds and UTC, the date epoch, decimal scale, 128-bit edges), range checks on every path, and that no error message carries plaintext. Its findings are the follow-up commits:

• the lint failures;
• a fuller record comparison against Rust;
• field-named errors;
• doc accuracy;
• the ADR wording;
• the dead code.

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Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features
  • Go and dynamic-value workflows now support 8-, 16-, and 128-bit integers, decimals, dates, and timestamps.
  • Integer values support equality and ordering queries across supported widths. Decimal, date, and timestamp values support equality queries.
• Bug Fixes
  • Encryption checks values against declared types and ranges, rejecting invalid or out-of-range values.
  • Ordering indexes on decimals, dates, and timestamps are refused.
• Breaking Changes
  • 8- and 16-bit integers retain their declared widths when sealed. Previously sealed values may not open with declarations using these narrower types.

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📝 Walkthrough

Rust dynamic values and Go sealed fields now support additional integer widths, 128-bit integers, dates, timestamps, and decimals. The changes add conversion and indexing rules, generated Go support, and shared fixture tests for record and query behavior.

Changes: Scalar value support

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Rust dynamic value model packages/stack-encrypt/src/dynamic/ffi_value.rs, packages/stack-encrypt/src/dynamic/value_frame.rs, packages/stack-encrypt/src/dynamic/kind.rs, docs/adr/0002-one-value-model-three-encodings-and-eql-v4-by-producer.md, .cargo/mutants.toml	Dynamic frames retain integer widths and accept valid date, timestamp, and decimal values. Kind admission and conversion cover the expanded scalar set, with bounds and exactness checks.
Rust terms, queries, and plans packages/stack-encrypt/src/dynamic/term.rs, packages/stack-encrypt/src/dynamic/query.rs, packages/stack-encrypt/src/dynamic/record.rs, packages/stack-encrypt/src/dynamic/mod.rs, packages/stack-encrypt/src/plan/error.rs	Equality and ordering terms support the integer widths. Decimal, date, and timestamp support equality but not order terms; rejected order indexes return OrderTermPending.
Rust fixture and validation packages/stack-encrypt/tests/*, packages/stack-encrypt/tests/fixtures/*, packages/stack-encrypt/CHANGELOG.md, biome.json	Rust tests and the shared fixture cover frames, terms, plans, and normalization. The changelog documents the expanded dynamic kinds and the width-specific integer behavior.
Go wire kinds and code generation languages/golang/internal/record/record.go, languages/golang/stashgen/*, languages/golang/cmd/stashgen/README.md, languages/golang/stashgen/testdata/stubsdk/*, docs/adr/0002-one-value-model-three-encodings-and-eql-v4-by-producer.md	Go wire kinds and stashgen recognize width-specific integers, 128-bit integers, dates, timestamps, and decimals. Built-in integer fields can target integer EQL kinds, with conversion rules recorded during generation.
Go value conversion and public types languages/golang/encrypt/gensupport/*, languages/golang/encrypt/values.go, languages/golang/encrypt/README.md, languages/golang/encrypt/doc.go, languages/golang/CHANGELOG.md	Go support converts integer inputs to declared field kinds and validates ranges and logical values. The SDK adds Date, Int128, Uint128, and Decimal aliases and parsing functions, with documentation of supported types and indexes.
Generated Go support and cross-language validation languages/golang/encrypt/internal/testusers/*, languages/golang/encrypt/value_kinds_test.go, languages/golang/encrypt/widened_test.go	Generated test types cover the new scalar kinds and alternate-width EQL mappings. Integration tests compare Go frames, records, and query terms with fixture data, and check invalid-value errors.

Priority: ⬆️ High

Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes

Change: Feature

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
  participant ValueKindsTest
  participant DynamicPlan
  participant ValueFrame
  participant QueryTerms
  ValueKindsTest->>DynamicPlan: define field kinds and indexes
  DynamicPlan->>ValueFrame: model scalar values
  DynamicPlan->>QueryTerms: create equality and supported order terms
  QueryTerms-->>ValueKindsTest: return terms for fixture comparisons

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Merge Risk: ⚪ Minimal · up to 62ebc

The documentation concern is addressed, and the checked timestamp and named-integer paths show no merge-blocking defect.

Security architecture risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to 62ebc

The main risk is encrypted-data compatibility rather than a demonstrated security bypass. Regenerated narrow-integer declarations reject previously stored values, and order terms change with integer width. This intentional breaking change needs coordinated data migration and rollback planning.

Retained concerns

• Medium · reliability · observed: Regenerating int8, int16, uint8, or uint16 declarations changes their persisted kind from 32-bit to narrow-width. Existing ciphertext then fails typed opening, and an incompatible row can fail its entire decrypt batch. Order terms also change across widths. This documented, intentional contract break makes mixed-version operation and rollback a data-transition concern, not merely a generated-code update; application-level coordination was not established.

Security review details

Security Blast Radius

• inferred — The demonstrated compatibility exposure concerns encrypted records and order indexes consumed under regenerated narrow-integer declarations. Within a decrypt request, one incompatible row can prevent otherwise compatible rows from being returned; the evidence does not quantify affected production tenants or stores.

Trust Boundaries and Controls

• observed — Frame parsing and recursive model checks remain admission controls for record/query plaintext, including passthrough content and invalid logical scalar values. The separate raw term path uses IndexSpec admission rules; the inspected base/head comparison did not show that routing being newly introduced by this PR.

Resilience and Maintainability Implications

• observed — The engine documents a ciphertext-only untyped-plan migration pattern: open the original kind, convert explicitly, and reseal under a typed plan. This provides recovery counterevidence at the engine level, not proof of an application-level resumable or transactional migration.

Hardening Proposals

• proposed — For applications migrating existing data, coordinate reader/writer cutover with re-encryption and order-index replacement, and validate interruption, repetition, concurrent writes, and rollback against mixed-width rows. Preserve a recovery path rather than treating regeneration as a code-only deployment.

Pre-merge checks: 3 · 2

Failed checks: 2 warnings

Check name	Status	Explanation	Resolution
Linked Issues check		#1144 requires distinct integer-width kinds, 128-bit types, date, timestamp, decimal validation, generator support, and the date-family EQL conversion. The current code implements the value kinds, val…	Implement the #1144 date-family EQL behavior and add tests. A date-family EQL target must be producible and must accept time.Time after truncation to its UTC calendar day. If #1130 intentionally owns this requirement, move or clarify the …
Docstring Coverage		Docstring coverage is 76.30% which is insufficient. The required threshold is 80.00%. Docstring coverage is scoped to functions touched by this diff. Analyzed 135 functions across 34 files. (1 skipped…	Write docstrings for the functions missing them to satisfy the coverage threshold.

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Title check		The title clearly summarizes the main change: distinct kinds for Go integer widths, dates, timestamps, decimals, and 128-bit integers.
Out of Scope Changes check		The Rust engine changes, Go SDK mappings, generator changes, validation, query support, fixtures, tests, and documentation support the value-kind requirements in #1144. The OrderTermPending behavior…

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Explanation

The Rust engine changes, Go SDK mappings, generator changes, validation, query support, fixtures, tests, and documentation support the value-kind requirements in #1144. The OrderTermPending behavior supports the documented limitation for decimal, date, and timestamp order indexes. No unrelated change is demonstrated.

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Explanation

#1144 requires distinct integer-width kinds, 128-bit types, date, timestamp, decimal validation, generator support, and the date-family EQL conversion. The current code implements the value kinds, validation, range checks, generator mappings, equality terms, integer order terms, and focused tests. languages/golang/encrypt/eql/eql_gen.go already contains the EQL v4 catalog at both the merge base and the reviewed head, so that existing requirement is satisfied. The current catalog still marks Date, DateEq, and related date-family types as non-producible. The generator has no evidence of accepting time.Time for a date-family EQL target and truncating it to its UTC calendar day. The PR reports that shared vitaminc vectors were unavailable and supplies a cross-language fixture instead; that unavailability does not establish a separate coding failure.

Resolution

Implement the #1144 date-family EQL behavior and add tests. A date-family EQL target must be producible and must accept time.Time after truncation to its UTC calendar day. If #1130 intentionally owns this requirement, move or clarify the requirement before treating #1144 as complete.

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Docstring coverage is 76.30% which is insufficient. The required threshold is 80.00%. Docstring coverage is scoped to functions touched by this diff. Analyzed 135 functions across 34 files. (1 skipped: 1 unsupported.)

Resolution

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Automated review attestation: /code-review medium plus a cross-check of its findings against the code at 09e0df9. No critical or blocking issues found.

Non-blocking, posted inline:

• widen.go: integerAs has no 128-bit arm, and stashgen's intoKind does not reject 128-bit targets. This only becomes a problem if a 128-bit EQL type is added. Rejecting it at generate time would be safer.
• value_frame.rs: 8- and 16-bit integers are no longer widened. A program generated by an older stashgen could be refused at seal time. I did not confirm this, so the author should check it and note it in the changelog if it holds.

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• Field.query validates query inputs less thoroughly than the seal path, so the two paths report some errors differently.
• time.Time equality terms are truncated to the microsecond. This is documented in a doc comment.
• The Go-integer to wire-kind tables are duplicated across several files, which is a refactor candidate.

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Persisted encoding changes, unresolved timestamp semantics and a custom-encoder inconsistency require fixes and final human review.

1 open issue

• Integer conversion drops Encryptable encoding and mismatches queries · New

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• languages/golang/encrypt/internal/testusers/kinds_stash.go: Generated file
• languages/golang/encrypt/internal/testusers/valuekinds_stash.go: Generated file
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What changed in this PR

Extends Stack Encrypt’s frame-based value model and Go SDK with distinct integer widths, dates, timestamps and decimals.

Changes:

• Adds nine value kinds, equality support and integer ordering.
• Updates Go generation and range-checked EQL integer conversions.
• Adds cross-language fixtures and documents compatibility changes.

File	Description
packages/​stack-encrypt/​tests/​fixtures/​value_kinds.json	Adds shared encoding and term vectors.
packages/​stack-encrypt/​tests/​fixtures/​README.md	Documents the new fixture.
packages/​stack-encrypt/​src/​plan/​error.rs	Corrects type-error articles.
packages/​stack-encrypt/​src/​dynamic/​value_frame.rs	Preserves widths and admits logical types.
packages/​stack-encrypt/​src/​dynamic/​term.rs	Extends integer term derivation.
packages/​stack-encrypt/​src/​dynamic/​record.rs	Reports pending logical-type ordering.
packages/​stack-encrypt/​src/​dynamic/​query.rs	Supports new kinds in queries.
packages/​stack-encrypt/​src/​dynamic/​mod.rs	Exposes index-refusal reasons.
packages/​stack-encrypt/​src/​dynamic/​ffi_value.rs	Adds value-kind declarations.
packages/​stack-encrypt/​CHANGELOG.md	Records features and compatibility changes.
languages/​golang/​stashgen/​testdata/​stubsdk/​encrypt/​gensupport/​gensupport.go	Adds stub kind constants.
languages/​golang/​stashgen/​testdata/​stubsdk/​encrypt/​encrypt.go	Adds stub value types.
languages/​golang/​stashgen/​refusal_test.go	Updates unsupported-type checks.
languages/​golang/​stashgen/​read.go	Recognizes value types and target widths.
languages/​golang/​stashgen/​lower_test.go	Tests integer target conversions.
languages/​golang/​stashgen/​enginetest/​enginetest.go	Updates simulated engine capabilities.
languages/​golang/​stashgen/​engine.go	Lowers new kinds and integer targets.
languages/​golang/​stashgen/​emit.go	Emits accurate kind declarations.
languages/​golang/​stashgen/​declaration.go	Adds generator value categories.
languages/​golang/​internal/​record/​record.go	Adds wire-kind names.
languages/​golang/​encrypt/​widened_test.go	Tests EQL integer conversions.
languages/​golang/​encrypt/​values.go	Exposes value aliases and constructors.
languages/​golang/​encrypt/​value_kinds_test.go	Checks cross-language interoperability.
languages/​golang/​encrypt/​README.md	Documents types and query capabilities.
languages/​golang/​encrypt/​internal/​testusers/​widened_stash.go	Adds generated conversion fixture.
languages/​golang/​encrypt/​internal/​testusers/​profiles.go	Declares mixed-width EQL fields.
languages/​golang/​encrypt/​internal/​testusers/​kinds.go	Declares new-kind test fields.
languages/​golang/​encrypt/​internal/​testusers/​kinds_stash.go	Updates generated integer widths.
languages/​golang/​encrypt/​gensupport/​widen.go	Adds conversion and value validation.
languages/​golang/​encrypt/​gensupport/​gensupport_internal_test.go	Tests conversion bounds.
languages/​golang/​encrypt/​gensupport/​field.go	Validates field writes and queries.
languages/​golang/​encrypt/​gensupport/​declaration.go	Exposes new kind constants.
languages/​golang/​encrypt/​gensupport/​convert.go	Handles narrow integers on decrypt.
languages/​golang/​encrypt/​gensupport/​codec.go	Converts fields before transport.
languages/​golang/​encrypt/​doc.go	Updates SDK type documentation.
languages/​golang/​cmd/​stashgen/​README.md	Documents generator mappings and limits.
languages/​golang/​CHANGELOG.md	Records features and migration guidance.
docs/​adr/​0002-one-value-model-three-encodings-and-eql-v4-by-producer.md	Amends width and timestamp rules.
biome.json	Excludes the generated fixture.
.cargo/​mutants.toml	Excludes a documented equivalent mutation.

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🟡 Minor · Update the ValueFrame::of error docs. · value_frame.rs:73-76

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📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Update the ValueFrame::of error docs.

The doc lists "a 128-bit integer, a date" as examples of scalars outside the model. This change adds both to the model. Replace the examples with what model still refuses: a uuid, an unknown logical type, and a date, decimal or timestamp outside vitaminc's range.

📝 Proposed doc fix

-    /// [`DecodeError::Expected`] for a scalar outside the model (a 128-bit
-    /// integer, a date), [`DecodeError::DuplicateKey`] for a map with a
+    /// [`DecodeError::Expected`] for a scalar outside the model (a uuid, an
+    /// unknown logical type, a date, decimal or timestamp out of range),
+    /// [`DecodeError::DuplicateKey`] for a map with a

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• languages/golang/encrypt/value_kinds_test.go
• languages/golang/encrypt/values.go
• languages/golang/encrypt/widened_test.go
• languages/golang/internal/record/record.go
• languages/golang/stashgen/declaration.go
• languages/golang/stashgen/emit.go
• languages/golang/stashgen/engine.go
• languages/golang/stashgen/enginetest/enginetest.go
• languages/golang/stashgen/lower_test.go
• languages/golang/stashgen/read.go
• languages/golang/stashgen/refusal_test.go
• languages/golang/stashgen/testdata/stubsdk/encrypt/encrypt.go
• languages/golang/stashgen/testdata/stubsdk/encrypt/gensupport/gensupport.go
• packages/stack-encrypt/CHANGELOG.md
• packages/stack-encrypt/src/dynamic/ffi_value.rs
• packages/stack-encrypt/src/dynamic/kind.rs
• packages/stack-encrypt/src/dynamic/mod.rs
• packages/stack-encrypt/src/dynamic/query.rs
• packages/stack-encrypt/src/dynamic/record.rs
• packages/stack-encrypt/src/dynamic/term.rs
• packages/stack-encrypt/src/dynamic/value_frame.rs
• packages/stack-encrypt/src/plan/error.rs
• packages/stack-encrypt/tests/fixtures/README.md
• packages/stack-encrypt/tests/fixtures/value_kinds.json
• packages/stack-encrypt/tests/value_kinds.rs

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[coderdan]

CodeRabbit outside-diff note (ValueFrame::of error docs): fixed in 62ebc06. The Expected examples now name what the model still refuses: a uuid, a logical type this build does not know, and a date, decimal or timestamp outside vitaminc's range.

This branch is rebased onto the updated #1245 (d027660, cf3e4ee).