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Removes rs/moq-e2ee and its Cargo.lock entry. moq-e2ee 0.0.22, the final no-code release pointing to moq-crypto, is on crates.io. No release-plz, version.json, or workflow config named the crate (the rs/* glob picked it up). Draft/profile names (moq-e2ee-00, draft-lcurley-moq-e2ee) stay.

Choices made without asking:

• Deleted the duplicate Retire the moq-e2ee stub quest, which this supersedes, and its links.
• Left the historical moq-e2ee coverage row in quest/m3/audit-test-coverage.md (measured data).

Open decision: release still holds the full crate, so release-plz there proposes v0.0.23 (moq-dev/moq#7990). Recommendation: close #7990 unmerged; the next main→release merge carries this deletion and release-plz stops tracking it. No separate release-plz config change is needed.

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Codex gpt-6.1-sol (medium) at 61fa16e: 0 findings.

CodeRabbit threads, both fixed in 61fa16e:

• quest/m3/release/cut.md: dropped the step to publish the stub; 0.0.22 is already the final release.
• rs/moq-ffi/src/test.rs: concurrent_ready_calls_all_wake reads at most the 24 written frames, so it can't park on a drained group (20/20 local runs pass).

[kixelated]

Automated review by review (OpenAI)

Reviewed head: 5b8bfcb

[P3] Retire the remaining release-cut publication instruction. Removing rs/moq-e2ee/Cargo.toml leaves quest/m3/release/cut.md:68–74 instructing the next cut to publish main's code-free rs/moq-e2ee stub at a version above the current registry maximum. After this PR that source no longer exists, and the instruction contradicts retiring the crate. Replace that pending step with the recorded completion of the final 0.0.22 release and make clear that the next cut must not publish moq-e2ee again.

Direction: The source and lockfile removal is consistent with the existing rs/* workspace membership. Keep the protocol/profile identifiers and historical migration records; update the release checklist above. I found no additional code or dependency regression in the reviewed diff.

Scope and limits: Inspected all 10 changed files, workspace membership/dependencies, .release-plz.toml, version.json, the Rust release workflow, migration guidance, and remaining indexed references. GitHub-only static review: I did not execute quest context, quest check, Cargo checks, or tests, and did not independently verify crates.io publication. The PR reports local checks passing; the exact-head Check workflow was still in progress when inspected. This COMMENT is not an approval or a claim of merge readiness.

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Important

The crate and both quests come out cleanly, but the release cut quest still instructs publishing rs/moq-e2ee, a path this PR deletes.

Reviewed changes

• rs/moq-e2ee deleted — the code-free stub (Cargo.toml, README.md, src/lib.rs) leaves the workspace through the rs/* member glob; cargo metadata --locked --no-deps resolves with no moq-e2ee package.
• Cargo.lock — the package entry is dropped and nothing else in the lock referenced it, so the file stays consistent.
• Quest cleanup — deletes quest/m1/moq-e2ee-remove.md and the duplicate quest/m3/release/e2ee-retire.md, removes their links from quest/m1/README.md, quest/m3/release/README.md, and quest/m3/release-rs-oidc.md, and rewrites the crates-trusted-publisher.md decision note. No dangling links to either deleted quest remain, and the profile/draft names are correctly left alone.

⚠️ The cut runbook still publishes a crate that no longer exists

quest/m3/release/cut.md:69-74 still requires the cut to "Publish main's code-free rs/moq-e2ee stub … as moq-e2ee's final release" and to check that its version exceeds crates.io's 0.0.20. This PR deletes that stub and the two quests that tracked the publish, so the step now names a path that is gone and re-checks a version already superseded by 0.0.22 — a stale instruction in the document the maintainer follows during a cut.

Technical details

# Stale cut step for a deleted crate

## Affected sites
- `quest/m3/release/cut.md:69-74` — "Publish `main`'s code-free `rs/moq-e2ee` stub, whose README points at moq-crypto, as moq-e2ee's final release" plus the `curl …/crates/moq-e2ee` max_version check against 0.0.20 (correct at the 2026-11-02 decision, stale after the 2026-11-05 publish).

## Required outcome
- The cut quest stops instructing a publish from `rs/moq-e2ee`, and records that the final code-free release already shipped rather than leaving a step that cannot be run against `main`.

## Suggested approach (optional)
- Drop the bullet, or replace it with a done note: "moq-e2ee 0.0.22, the code-free stub, published 2026-11-05 from `main`; the crate is removed from the workspace."

ℹ️ The pre-cut release → main merge runs against this deletion

CONTRIBUTING merges release into main before cutting, and origin/release still carries the full rs/moq-e2ee implementation at 0.0.22 (release-plz there proposes 0.0.23 in #7990). That merge is a modify/delete conflict on every file this PR removes, so it needs the deletion kept on both sides; resolving toward release would put the crate back on main. The PR body's plan describes the following main → release merge, not this one.

Technical details

# Deletion crosses the release merge

## Affected sites
- `origin/release:rs/moq-e2ee/` — full implementation at 0.0.22 with an `Unreleased` changelog section; every file this PR deletes was modified there since the merge base.
- `CONTRIBUTING.md:100` — "Before cutting a minor or breaking release, the maintainer merges `release` into `main` once", before the cut PR itself.

## Required outcome
- The pre-cut `release` → `main` merge resolves `rs/moq-e2ee` toward the deletion, so the crate does not return to `main` and release-plz does not pick it up again.
- Closing #7990 stays sufficient: `release-plz release` will not publish release's 0.0.22 because crates.io already holds 0.0.22, and release-plz PRs are merged by hand.

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Walkthrough

The change deletes the moq-e2ee crate files and removes its retirement plans and required-task references from quest and release documentation. One plan now refers to a later change instead of linking to the specific stub-removal quest. The concurrent_ready_calls_all_wake test changes its frame-reading loop and no longer calls ffi_caught_up() within that loop.

Merge Risk: Low · up to 6afa6

The PR removes the retired moq-e2ee stub crate and its retirement notes. The release cut plan still instructs publishing that stub, so a maintainer following it cannot complete that step. A test loop in moq-ffi can also stall and fail intermittently. Neither affects production behavior, but both are worth fixing before or soon after merge.

Pre-merge checks: 3 · 2

Failed checks: 2 warnings

Check name	Status	Explanation	Resolution
Linked Issues check		[#7990] requests an API-compatible moq-e2ee 0.0.23 release. The PR deletes the crate manifest and source instead of preparing that release. The recommendation to close #7990 does not meet the reques…	Prepare the moq-e2ee 0.0.23 release requested in #7990.
Out of Scope Changes check		[#7990] covers a moq-e2ee release. Deleting the crate and its retirement quests instead stops future releases. The rs/moq-ffi/src/test.rs change also modifies frame draining in an FFI concurrency …	Remove the unrelated retirement and FFI test changes, or provide an active linked requirement that authorizes them.

Passed checks: 3 passed

Check name	Status	Explanation
Title check		The title clearly describes the removal of the retired moq-e2ee stub crate.
Docstring Coverage		Docstring coverage is 100.00% which is sufficient. The required threshold is 80.00%. Docstring coverage is scoped to functions touched by this diff with cyclomatic complexity of at least 2. Documentat…
Description check		The description covers the removal of the moq-e2ee crate, related quest changes, and the test update.

Full details: Docstring Coverage

Explanation

Docstring coverage is 100.00% which is sufficient. The required threshold is 80.00%. Docstring coverage is scoped to functions touched by this diff with cyclomatic complexity of at least 2. Documentation-only edits and deletions within surviving functions are included; unchanged diff context and fully deleted functions are excluded. Analyzed 1 functions across 1 files.

Full details: Linked Issues check

Explanation

[#7990] requests an API-compatible moq-e2ee 0.0.23 release. The PR deletes the crate manifest and source instead of preparing that release. The recommendation to close #7990 does not meet the request.

Resolution

Prepare the moq-e2ee 0.0.23 release requested in #7990.

Full details: Out of Scope Changes check

Explanation

[#7990] covers a moq-e2ee release. Deleting the crate and its retirement quests instead stops future releases. The rs/moq-ffi/src/test.rs change also modifies frame draining in an FFI concurrency test; the supplied evidence shows no connection to the release.

Resolution

Remove the unrelated retirement and FFI test changes, or provide an active linked requirement that authorizes them.

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Actionable comments posted: 1

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Inline comments:
Review comments at @quest/m3/release/README.md:
- Line 42: Update the release cut plan for the retired stub to record that the
final main-branch rs/moq-e2ee stub was already published as version 0.0.22, and
remove the remaining instruction to publish it as part of the cut.

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Prepare the `moq-e2ee` 0.0.23 release with API-compatible changes, as requested
in #7990.

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Remove the crate retirement and related quest changes from this PR, or obtain an
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[pullfrog]

Pushed 6afa66369. The Check failure was not caused by the crate deletion: test-changed ran the whole workspace because Cargo.lock changed, and moq-ffi test::concurrent_ready_calls_all_wake hit its 10s timeout.

That test is timing bound: a read wakes both parked ready calls, but the loop only inspected them after the next read. If it drained the buffered window before the runtime polled the woken calls, it then read from a group nobody writes again and the timeout fired. I reproduced it at 3/120 runs pinned to one core under load, then restructured the loop to check the calls at the top and yield_now() after each read so the calls a read woke run before the next read. The assertions are unchanged, so a genuinely stranded ready still fails. After the fix, 160/160 pinned runs under the same load pass, cargo fmt --all --check and cargo clippy -p moq-ffi --lib --no-default-features --tests -- -D warnings are clean.

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• Checkout PR chore(moq-e2ee): remove the retired stub crate #8006 branch
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• Verify failure was introduced by this PR
• Diagnose and fix
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Automated review by review (OpenAI)

Reviewed head: 6afa663
Previous reviewed head: 5b8bfcb

Reviewed the complete incremental change in rs/moq-ffi/src/test.rs, the surrounding concurrent_ready_calls_all_wake test, spawn_parked/ffi_caught_up, and the group ready implementation. Moving the completion check ahead of the next read prevents entering a new read after both calls have completed. The added yield gives the host-runtime tasks an opportunity to run, and the final timeout and success checks on both joins remain intact. I found no new actionable regression in this increment; static inspection does not establish that every scheduler interleaving is now non-flaky.

Still open: The earlier P3 release-checklist finding is unchanged: quest/m3/release/cut.md:68–74 still instructs publication from the deleted stub. Record the completed final release there and remove the instruction to publish it during the next cut.

Direction and limits: Keep the test's wake/completion assertions, address the remaining checklist correction, and let exact-head CI finish. This was a GitHub-only static follow-up; I did not run the test, reproduce the reported stress results, or execute repository checks. The exact-head Check workflow was in progress when inspected. This COMMENT is not an approval or a merge-readiness claim.

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Inline comments:
Review comments at @rs/moq-ffi/src/test.rs:
- Around line 9488-9489: Update the read loop around `reader.read_frame()` to
perform no more than the 24 frames written, checking whether all readiness tasks
in `waits` are finished before each read and stopping early if they are. After
the bounded read phase, await the readiness tasks so the test does not attempt
another read after draining the buffer.

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Reviewed head: 61fa16e17e9e6af328540fc9a2217515cd508502, following review 5796872438.

Previous P3 addressed: quest/m3/release/cut.md now records 0.0.22 as the final code-free release, removes the instruction to publish the deleted stub, and warns against merging a release-plz proposal that bumps it.

No new actionable findings in this increment. The FFI test now reads at most the 24 frames queued after its initial read, so a scheduling delay cannot send it into a 25th read of a group that remains open. The checks that both readiness calls initially park and subsequently finish successfully within a timeout remain intact. I also re-read the complete 12-file PR diff.

Direction and limits: Keep these fixes and complete exact-head validation. This was a GitHub-only static review of the two-file increment and surrounding test/runbook context; I did not run repository checks, reproduce the reported 20-run stress result, or independently verify crates.io publication. Check was still in progress when inspected. Rechecked the open, non-draft state, full head SHA, and reviews immediately before submission. This COMMENT is not an approval or a merge-readiness claim.

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✅ No new issues found.

Reviewed changes

Re-reviewed the delta since the prior pullfrog review at 5b8bfcb (two commits: 6afa663, 61fa16e), which both prior findings are now resolved against.

• Bounded the ready drain loop — concurrent_ready_calls_all_wake now reads at most the 24 frames written past the first, checks both handles finished before each read, and yields to the runtime between reads, so draining cannot leave the loop parked on a group nobody writes again.
• Retired the cut step for the deleted crate — quest/m3/release/cut.md replaces the stale "publish main's stub above 0.0.20" instruction with the completed 0.0.22 note and an explicit warning not to merge a release branch release-plz proposal that bumps it.

The 24-read bound matches the frames queued (pace::AHEAD is 16 MiB, so ready(1 MiB) resolves after roughly nine reads, well inside the bound), and the loop cannot read past the group's contents while its writer is alive. I ran the focused test at 61fa16e: it passes, and 10 repeat runs also pass.

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