Add BrokerPort: loopd asks brokerd for every tool call

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 | M3a/14-brokerd-admin | 2026-09-20 | done | 1 | pass | none | Wrote crates/brokerd/src/admin.rs (129 lines): BY ("bxctl") and REFUSAL_INTERNAL ("the refusal could not be recorded; the call is denied; see docs/runbook.md#audit-unavailable"); answer (grants as they are now, ledger.answer(ask, info.approval, answer, &grants, now) -> Answered { verdict, outcome }, reply.send(verdict) logging "brokerd: approval {id} was answered after its requester had gone" on Err, return outcome); expire_due (take_expired(now), answer(.., Answer::Expired, now) each, return count); handle (read_request None -> return; by kind: Approvals -> ApprovalList{table().list()}, Approve/Refuse -> table().take(approval) None -> NoSuchApproval "approval {id} is not pending" else answer and ApproveResult{outcome}/Ok(Empty {}), a Refuse whose outcome is not Denied{ApprovalRefused} -> Internal with REFUSAL_INTERNAL, CheckGrants -> grants::load(cfg.paths.grants) Err's list or empty -> GrantsReport{problems}, anything else -> forbid on admin.sock); copied crates/brokerd/tests/admin.rs byte-identical (support/ already identical), added pub mod admin; to lib.rs. All twelve admin tests pass five runs in a row; make gate prints gate: ok. Two compiler-necessary deviations from the interface shorthand: handle takes `mut stream` (the task wrote `stream`, but read_request/forbid/send take &mut, and `mut` is not part of the fn(UnixStream,&Broker) type the test passes); Answer::Approved/Refused use `Some(BY.to_string())` because ledger::Answer::by is Option<String>. | ? |
 | M3a/15-brokerd-serve | 2026-09-20 | done | 2 | fail | none | Copied crates/brokerd/tests/serve.rs byte-identical. Wrote crates/brokerd/src/serve.rs: ServeError { Audit(AuditError), Dir(PathBuf, io::Error), Socket(PathBuf, io::Error) } with Display (Audit is the audit error's text; Dir/Socket are "cannot prepare"/"cannot listen on" {path}.display() + ": {e}") and source() returning the inner error for all three; Started { pub broker, pub recovered, pub accepted, private tools/admin }; start opens the audit lock first so nothing is made on failure, binds both sockets in order, and builds the ledger and broker each through its own box over the one log Arc; listen makes the socket's dir at 0700, sets 0700 on it always (even when pre-existing), removes a stale socket (NotFound ignored), binds, sets 0600 on the socket; run spawns the once-a-second expiry thread and one accept thread per socket (a handler per stream, the first listener error sent on an mpsc channel, run returns it) — serve is the only module that starts threads; main.rs parses `serve --config <path> [--accept-break]` (exit 2 on a bad list), reads config before touching disk (exit 1), routes NothingToAccept to exit 2 and every other start error to exit 1, prints the recovered/accepted/serving notices to stderr. Added `pub mod serve;` to lib.rs. All 9 serve tests plus the rest of brokerd pass; `make gate` prints `gate: ok`. First `make gate` failed at `cargo fmt --all --check` (edits landed after fmt); passed on the second run after re-running `cargo fmt`. | ? |
 | M3a/16-loopd-tools | 2026-09-20 | done | 1 | pass | none | Added `Pending { approval, expires }` and the `ToolPort::call` two-argument form (`on_pending`) in tools.rs; `Registry::m3a()` with clock (core) then read_file/write_file/shell/http_fetch (all core: false), `m2b()` retitled the test registry; the four broker schemas (`read_file_schema`/`write_file_schema`/`shell_schema`/`http_fetch_schema`) with the exact descriptions and required lists; `CLOCK` const and the clock arm in `dispatch` returning `Timestamp::now()` locally; `denial_text` covering all ten DenyReason variants with no `_` arm; `FakeTools::call` took `_on_pending` and lost its clock arm so clock falls through to Denied{NoGrant}. turn.rs: `run_call` gained an `on_event` param, the Dispatch::Port arm calls `port.call` with the on_pending closure that emits `ApprovalPending` (named by `request.tool`) and the four response arms (Result/Failed/Denied emits `ToolDenied` by `request.tool` then `denial_text`, PendingApproval the fixed "no final answer" text); main.rs `Registry::m3a()`. Copied tests/tools.rs, turn.rs, turn_broker.rs, tests/support/mod.rs byte-identical. tools 10, turn 6, turn_broker 5, limits 9, channel 6; `make gate` prints `gate: ok`. | ? |
+| M3a/17-broker-port | 2026-09-20 | done | 2 | fail | none | Wrote crates/loopd/src/broker_port.rs: BrokerPort { socket: PathBuf, timeout: Duration, log: Box<dyn Fn(&str)+Send+Sync> } with new() and with_log(); call() makes one connection per call, reads through the spec's Deadline so a one-byte-at-a-time peer cannot hold the turn, and routes every one of the eleven exits through a single unavailable() helper that logs unavailable_line once, returns Failed{UNAVAILABLE} and drops the stream, never returning PendingApproval; NoBroker always returns Failed{NOT_CONFIGURED} and prints nothing. Wired main.rs (run_serve takes BrokerPort when cfg.broker.socket is Some and NoBroker printing not_configured_line() once when None, FakeTools no longer used; run_selftest_check appends the loopd-selftest-failed pointer for both commands), session.rs (Torn ends at #session-log-damaged; NotFound left without a pointer) and baseline.rs (new Core(PathBuf, io::Error), displayed with #core-memory-unreadable and returned for an unreadable core.md, Read left as-is for system.md). The four gate test files pass five runs in a row (15, 2, 7, 11); each of the eleven exits was checked against the code one by one. First gate failed on fmt import order, fixed with cargo fmt. NOTE: crates/loopd/src/config.rs (the Broker struct) and crates/loopd/src/lib.rs (pub mod broker_port) were already modified in the working tree when I began — they are not in HEAD 1ceaa36 and I made no edit to either; I verified they match the task spec and the gate passes, so left them as-is. | ? |
 
 
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