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Evaluate package-declared typed application results #698
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enhancementNew feature or requestNew feature or requestfeatureFeature umbrella (epic)Feature umbrella (epic)legend:testMethod legend test.Method legend test.priority:highMethod priority high.Method priority high.roadmap-aRoadmap A: standalone Hello Echo deliveryRoadmap A: standalone Hello Echo deliveryruntimeRuntime coreRuntime corespecSpec/Design documentSpec/Design documenttoolingTooling/CI/CLITooling/CI/CLItype:enhancementMethod work type enhancement.Method work type enhancement.
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Evaluate and durably retain package-declared application result projections through the generic executable-operation scheduler path.
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The current package and runtime retain a typed target result identity, committed receipt, state, and recovery evidence, but the generic runner cannot report the Edict-authored
GreetingCreatedvalue. Reconstructing{key,message}inside native Hello Echo code would violate the generic runtime boundary.Blocked by: flyingrobots/edict#173
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GreetingCreated,key, ormessagevocabulary.Non-goals
No native result callback, handwritten application package, external effects, or general-purpose ambient evaluator.