feat(healthcheck): queue-aware no-unexpected-facets — parked removals report as expected-pending (EXSC-818)

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Fixes EXSC-818

Stacked on #2252 (deploy-log pruning conventions) — the doc flips below edit docs/DeploymentLogs.md, which that PR introduces. Follows the review-round discussion on #2252 about pruning facet entries at park time instead of after execution.

Why did I implement it this way?

no-unexpected-facets warned "possible unexpected/rogue facet or stale deploy log" for any loupe-routed address missing from the flat log, with no queue awareness — which made pruning a deploy-log entry at deprecation/park time (the one-go flow #2252 wants to legitimize) trade one warning for another. This PR makes the invariant queue-aware by reusing the exact mechanism its sibling no-stale-registered-facets already uses: the process-wide cached open-parked-task read (statuses queued|proposed), keyed by ADDRESS.

• Covered address → info, not warning: expected-pending: parked removal (PR <prUrl>), so the reviewer sees the originating deprecation PR inline. The cached fetch now carries facetAddress → prUrl per network (previously just an address set); the sibling derives its set from the map keys — its detection semantics are unchanged.
• Uncovered address → warns exactly as before (selector-set identification intact). Detection responsibility for pruned-but-uncovered facets deliberately shifts here: routed + unlogged + no open task is the correct alert.
• Queue unreachable → fail-safe: degrades to today's warning behavior, never suppresses.
• Staging/testnets never consult the queue (it is a production-mainnet construct, mirroring the sibling's scope), so those environments warn exactly as before.
• Injectable seam (ctx.openParkedRemovals, following the existing ctx.compiledFacetSelectors precedent) keeps the unit tests hermetic — no test touches MongoDB.

Doc flips in the same PR: docs/DeploymentLogs.md ("When to prune"), .agents/commands/deprecate-contract.md (step 7 + summary blocks), and the normative Fact-10 bullet in docs/DeferredDiamondCleanupQueue.md — facet log entries may be pruned as soon as a covering parked task is open, not only after execution. The rule that a cancelled task means the facet is live (entries restored/kept) survives unchanged.

Fleet-wide dry run (all 66 active production networks, queue reachable, forge build output present)

• 21 expected-pending downgrades fired on real data — addresses chore(deployments): deploy logs track current state — document the convention + prune the fleet (EXSC-818) #2252 pruned, each resolving to its parked task's PR URL (chore(SymbiosisFacet): prod deploy + cut of v2.0.0 to 37 chains (EXSC-267) #2108). Without this change, each would have been a new warning once chore(deployments): deploy logs track current state — document the convention + prune the fleet (EXSC-818) #2252 merges.
• 19 residual warnings, all pre-existing on main: 17× FraxFacet (routed at 0x8452788d… / 0x7cD2C234… but absent from the flat log on main too, and no open parked task — the correct residual alert, unrelated to this PR) + 2 Tron base58 facets (see caveats).
• 0 "queue unreachable" lines.
• Network-level failures (avalanche, bob, celo, gnosis, hyperevm, ink, lens, lisk, mantle, monad, opbnb, stable, tron, unichain, vana, viction, worldchain) all come from other invariants — LiFiIntentEscrowFacetV2/ReceiverOIF companion gap (in-flight EXSC-766 Deploy LiFiIntentEscrowFacetV2 to 10 additional chains #2231 rollout) and pre-existing stale whitelist pairs — not from this change (this invariant is warning-severity and cannot fail a network).

Known residual caveats (stated, not solved here)

• Staging has no queue: the direct-send window between prune and execution is tiny there; a warning during it is acceptable.
• updateDiamondLogs regenerates diamond-log entries from the loupe until the removal executes, so a pruned *.diamond.json entry transiently reappears — cosmetic churn, not a signal to restore the flat-log entry (now documented in DeploymentLogs.md).
• cleanUpProdDiamond --auto skips unlogged addresses: if a task is cancelled after pruning, recovery of that facet's removal is manual (restore the log entry first, per the docs).
• The parked queue is EVM-only: Tron facets cannot be covered, so routed-but-unlogged Tron facets keep warning (the 2 residual base58 warnings above).

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Queue-aware pruning

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Parked-removal coverage map script/deploy/healthCheckInvariants.ts	The health-check context and cache now store network-grouped facet addresses with parked-removal PR URLs.
Expected-pending invariant handling script/deploy/healthCheckInvariants.ts, script/deploy/healthCheckInvariants.test.ts	Covered routed facets are reported as expected-pending. Queue failures and uncovered, mismatched, staging, and testnet cases retain their existing handling.
Deployment-log pruning guidance .agents/commands/deprecate-contract.md, .agents/commands/finish-rollout.md, docs/DeferredDiamondCleanupQueue.md, docs/DeploymentLogs.md	Documentation now permits pruning covered entries at park time and defines handling for uncovered and cancelled removals. It also documents diamond-log regeneration as cosmetic churn.

Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes

Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to 8cc15

The queue-aware healthcheck permits pruned entries while removals remain queued or proposed, but the rollout instructions currently imply those entries should stay pruned after cancellation. Following that guidance can leave a still-routed facet missing from the flat log and create an uncovered warning and manual recovery gap, so the documentation must be corrected or explicitly accepted before merge.

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PR: #2256 — feat(healthcheck): queue-aware no-unexpected-facets
Ticket: EXSC-818
Stacked on: chore/exsc-818-prune-deploy-logs (PR #2252, previously QA-approved)
Reviewer: lifi-qa-agent[bot]
Date: 2026-08-24
Scope: TypeScript healthcheck feature only — no Solidity changes

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What this PR does

Extends script/deploy/healthCheckInvariants.ts so the no-unexpected-facets invariant is queue-aware: when a facet is routed on-chain but absent from the deploy log (because it was pruned at park time), and an open parked-removal task in the MongoDB queue covers that facet address, the invariant now reports it as "expected-pending (PR <url>)" rather than warning. If the queue is unreachable, behavior degrades to the prior warning. Queue consultation is gated to production non-testnet environments only. Also updates no-stale-registered-facets to share the same injectable openParkedRemovals context field (avoiding a second fetch). Eight new tests cover the new paths. Four documentation files and two agent command files updated consistently.

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Acceptance Criteria verification

AC drawn from the PR description (stacked on #2252):

#	AC	Status
1	no-unexpected-facets consults parked-task queue for unlogged routed facets	PASS
2	Covered facet → "expected-pending (PR <url>)" via consola.info, NOT a warning	PASS
3	Uncovered facet → existing warning behavior	PASS
4	Queue only consulted on production non-testnet	PASS
5	Queue unreachable → degrade to existing warning, never suppress	PASS
6	openParkedRemovals injectable for testing	PASS
7	Internal representation changed Set→Map (address→prUrl)	PASS
8	Documentation updated across 4 files	PASS

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Core logic correctness

AC-6 injectable pattern — correct implementation. The field openParkedRemovals?: Map<string, Map<string, string>> | { unreachable: string } is declared on IHealthCheckContext. In no-unexpected-facets, the resolution is:

const openParked =
  ctx.openParkedRemovals ?? (await fetchOpenParkedAddressesByNetwork())

When ctx.openParkedRemovals is a Map (including an empty Map()), the ?? short-circuits and fetchOpenParkedAddressesByNetwork() is never called. When it is undefined (the default for a normal run), the live fetch runs. This is the correct semantics for dependency injection and the tests exploit it correctly.

no-stale-registered-facets Map→Set conversion — preserves existing behavior. The change at this invariant is:

const openParkedAddresses = new Set(
  (openParked.get(ctx.networkLower) ?? new Map<string, string>()).keys()
)

This extracts only the address keys from the new Map<string, string> to produce a Set<string>, which is exactly the type splitByParkedCoverage expects. The splitByParkedCoverage function itself was not changed — it still operates on Set<string> and continues to provide its address-keyed split logic. Existing behavior for the stale-facet check is fully preserved.

Early-exit path when unlogged.length === 0 — no regression. The early return before any queue consultation correctly avoids an unnecessary async fetch for the common case where all on-chain facets are logged.

Process-level singleton cache (openParkedByNetworkPromise) — correct. The module-level promise memoizes the result across both invariants in a single process run. On queue error the promise is reset to undefined (so a retry in a fresh process works). This is consistent with the prior no-stale-registered-facets behavior.

unreachable guard — correct. Both invariants use 'unreachable' in openParked before accessing .get(). This correctly narrows the union type.

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Test completeness analysis

The 8 new tests in describe('no-unexpected-facets parked-removal coverage') cover:

#	Test	Verdict
1	Covered → no warning	PASS
2	Different address covered → warns	PASS
3	Wrong network → warns	PASS
4	Queue unreachable → warns with existing message	PASS
5	Staging → no queue consult → warns	PASS
6	isTestnet → no queue consult → warns	PASS
7	Mixed covered+uncovered → only uncovered warns, covered is silent	PASS
(implicit)	Empty map (makeCtx default) → warns as before	Verified by pre-existing tests

makeCtx() default — correct design. Setting openParkedRemovals: new Map() as the default ensures that no existing test ever inadvertently reaches the real MongoDB connection. Tests that want no queue consultation use the empty Map; tests that want specific coverage build their own Map. An empty Map is NOT undefined, so ?? does not fire and fetchOpenParkedAddressesByNetwork() is never called during tests — this is correct and intentional.

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Edge case: prUrl === "" (empty string)

The if (prUrl) check is a truthiness check. An empty string "" would be falsy and the facet would NOT be treated as expected-pending — it would fall through to the warning path.

This is safe in practice. The parked-tasks.ts schema enforces a non-empty prUrl at enqueue time with an explicit guard, and .trim() is applied before storage. The behavior is fail-safe (conservative) rather than silently suppressing the warning.

No defensive coding change is required, but a comment adjacent to if (prUrl) noting "prUrl is enforced non-empty at enqueue; falsy means legacy row — degrade to warning" would add clarity. This is a Low suggestion, not a blocker.

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Documentation consistency

All four updated files consistently express the queue-aware pruning rule with correct queued/proposed vs cancelled semantics. The superseded vs cancelled distinction is correctly documented in both the flat-log rules and the finish-rollout command.

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Audit / label considerations

This PR changes only TypeScript files (script/deploy/, docs/, .agents/commands/). There are no changes to src/ Solidity contracts. No audit or version bump is required. The absence of AuditNotRequired is correct: that label is CI-managed for Solidity version changes. For a TS-only PR it is simply not applicable.

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Backward compatibility

Queue data compatibility. Existing MongoDB rows already have prUrl: string (enforced at enqueue). No schema migration needed.

Context compatibility. The new openParkedRemovals field on IHealthCheckContext is optional (?:), so all existing code constructing the context without this field compiles without modification.

Test suite compatibility. The existing makeCtx() factory now includes openParkedRemovals: new Map(). Any test using makeCtx() that exercises no-unexpected-facets will have the queue-disabled path active (empty map → no PR URL found → warning emitted as before). This is the correct behavior for all pre-existing tests.

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Minor observations (non-blocking)

1. prUrl truthiness comment (Low): The if (prUrl) check is safe but a brief inline comment clarifying the fail-safe behavior for legacy rows would improve readability for future maintainers.

2. PR URL not surfaced in no-stale-registered-facets log (Informational): The no-stale-registered-facets invariant now has the PR URL available via the Map values but does not include it in the aggregated warning message. This is a pre-existing asymmetry and a deliberate design choice. Not introduced by this PR. No action required.

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Security / fund-safety assessment

This PR makes no changes to any Solidity contract, no changes to Safe proposal logic, no changes to the parked-task schema or lifecycle transitions. The queue is read-only from the health-check's perspective. The only behavioral change is that the no-unexpected-facets invariant may now emit consola.info instead of ctx.logWarn for certain facets — it cannot suppress warnings unless the queue explicitly covers the address with an open task. Fail-safe degradation is verified both in the implementation and in test case 4. No fund-safety or access-control concerns.

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✅ Verdict: Pass

All 8 AC items are implemented correctly and verified by tests. Core logic is sound: injectable dependency, correct environment gating, fail-safe queue-unreachable path, correct Map→Set conversion for splitByParkedCoverage, correct early-exit optimization. Test coverage is thorough — all meaningful branches exercised. Documentation is consistent across all four files. TypeScript conventions are followed. No Solidity changes — no audit or version bump required.

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✅ QA Pass — EXSC-818: injectable dependency pattern correct, environment gating sound, fail-safe on queue unreachable, Map→Set conversion preserves existing stale-facet behavior, 8 tests cover all branches.

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