"""The ratified-ledger bridge — seal → ratify → SHA-verify → serve-gate.

ADR-0175 Phase 5's consumption bridge (generalization plan Phase 3.3),
extracted from three working instances rather than designed ahead of them:

- ``generate/determine/estimation_license.py``   (ADR-0175, the first)
- ``chat/deduction_serve_license.py``            (ADR-0256, the second)
- ``chat/curriculum_serve_license.py``           (ADR-0262, the third)

All three had converged on the same artifact and the same four rules, which is
what makes this an extraction and not a speculation. The rules, stated once:

1. **The engine reads; only sealed practice writes.** A ledger is the output
   of a practice run over a gold corpus, never of a serving turn. Nothing in a
   serving path may call :func:`write_sealed_ledger`.
2. **Tamper-evidence is structural.** The artifact carries
   ``content_sha256`` over its ``classes`` table; a load that cannot reproduce
   it REFUSES. A hand-edited ledger is not a slightly-wrong ledger, it is an
   unratified one.
3. **Ceilings are not negotiable at the call site.** The gate always runs at
   the safe defaults unless a caller passes ceilings explicitly, and no
   production path does — ADR-0175 invariant #4: an engine cannot raise its own
   bar.
4. **Absent evidence is never a license.** A class missing from the ledger
   yields ``None``, and every caller's ``None`` branch serves the disclosed
   (hedged) surface. A capability with no track record is served honestly, not
   withheld and not asserted.

Byte-compatibility is deliberate: :func:`seal_artifact` and
:func:`write_sealed_ledger` reproduce the exact bytes the three existing
sealers wrote, so adopting the bridge re-seals every committed ledger
identically and no lane pin moves.
"""

from __future__ import annotations

import json
from dataclasses import dataclass
from pathlib import Path
from typing import Any

from core.reliability_gate import (
    Action,
    Ceilings,
    ClassTally,
    LicenseDecision,
    license_for,
)
from formation.hashing import sha256_of


class RatifiedLedgerError(ValueError):
    """A committed ledger is malformed or does not verify against its own hash."""


_PROJECT_ROOT = Path(__file__).resolve().parents[1]


@dataclass(frozen=True, slots=True)
class LedgerSpec:
    """One capability's committed ledger, and whether its absence is an error."""

    capability: str
    path: Path
    #: ``False`` — this capability SHIPS with a sealed ledger, so a missing file
    #: means a broken deployment and the load must refuse.
    #: ``True``  — this capability's practice volume is still being built, so a
    #: missing file honestly means "nothing earned yet" and serves disclosed.
    missing_ok: bool
    note: str


#: Rule 5 of the bridge: **absence policy is declared, not passed.**
#:
#: Rules 1-4 (docstring above) are all enforced structurally; this one was not.
#: ``missing_ok`` began life as a ``load_sealed_ledger`` keyword, which meant
#: each adapter chose its own answer to "is a missing ledger a broken
#: deployment, or an unearned capability?" — a question about the capability,
#: not about the call. Any new subject onboarding through the bridge could pass
#: ``missing_ok=True`` and silently downgrade a should-be-hard-refuse into a
#: disclosed hedge, and nothing would catch it.
#:
#: Declaring it here means adding a capability is a manifest edit that a
#: reviewer reads as a policy change, which is what it is. The keyword survives
#: on the primitive for tests and one-off tooling; no production adapter passes
#: it.
CAPABILITY_LEDGERS: dict[str, LedgerSpec] = {
    "estimation": LedgerSpec(
        capability="estimation",
        path=_PROJECT_ROOT / "generate" / "determine" / "data" / "estimation_ledger.json",
        missing_ok=False,
        note="ADR-0175 — ships sealed with the converse-estimation gate.",
    ),
    "deduction_serve": LedgerSpec(
        capability="deduction_serve",
        path=_PROJECT_ROOT / "chat" / "data" / "deduction_serve_ledger.json",
        missing_ok=False,
        note="ADR-0256 — ships sealed; 25 bands at 720/720 wrong=0.",
    ),
    "curriculum_serve": LedgerSpec(
        capability="curriculum_serve",
        path=_PROJECT_ROOT / "chat" / "data" / "curriculum_serve_ledger.json",
        missing_ok=True,
        note=(
            "ADR-0262 §5 — no band has earned a license from present curriculum "
            "volume; every served band is DISCLOSED. Flips to False when the "
            "first band earns SERVE and the ledger is committed."
        ),
    ),
}


def ledger_spec(capability: str) -> LedgerSpec:
    """The declared spec for *capability*, or a refusal naming the manifest."""
    try:
        return CAPABILITY_LEDGERS[capability]
    except KeyError:
        raise RatifiedLedgerError(
            f"unregistered ledger capability: {capability!r} — declare it in "
            "core.ratified_ledger.CAPABILITY_LEDGERS before consuming it"
        ) from None


def load_capability_ledger(capability: str) -> dict[str, ClassTally]:
    """Load the committed ledger for *capability* under its declared policy.

    The production entry point. A caller names what it is, not how absence
    should be treated — so no call site can grant itself a softer failure mode
    than the capability was registered with.
    """
    spec = ledger_spec(capability)
    return load_sealed_ledger(spec.path, missing_ok=spec.missing_ok)


def tally_dict(tally: ClassTally) -> dict[str, Any]:
    """The committed per-class row. The field set is the contract — a reader
    of an older ledger must be able to name every field it finds."""
    return {
        "correct": tally.correct,
        "wrong": tally.wrong,
        "refused": tally.refused,
        "t2_verified": tally.t2_verified,
        "t2_agrees_gold": tally.t2_agrees_gold,
    }


def seal_artifact(
    ledger: dict[str, ClassTally], *, schema: str, note: str, provenance: str
) -> dict[str, Any]:
    """The self-verifying sealed-ledger dict for *ledger*.

    Classes are sorted, so the artifact is a pure function of the practice
    result: the same corpus and solver seal byte-identically, which is what
    makes a committed ledger reviewable as a diff.
    """
    classes = {name: tally_dict(tally) for name, tally in sorted(ledger.items())}
    return {
        "schema": schema,
        "classes": classes,
        "content_sha256": sha256_of(classes),
        "note": note,
        "provenance": provenance,
    }


def write_sealed_ledger(path: Path, artifact: dict[str, Any]) -> dict[str, Any]:
    """Write *artifact* to *path* in the committed formatting."""
    path.parent.mkdir(parents=True, exist_ok=True)
    path.write_text(
        json.dumps(artifact, indent=2, sort_keys=True) + "\n", encoding="utf-8"
    )
    return artifact


def load_sealed_ledger(path: Path, *, missing_ok: bool = False) -> dict[str, ClassTally]:
    """Load + verify a sealed ledger → per-class ``ClassTally``.

    ``missing_ok`` distinguishes two genuinely different situations. A ledger
    that a capability *ships with* is required: its absence means the
    deployment is broken, and refusing is right. A ledger for a capability
    whose practice volume is still being built is legitimately absent, and the
    honest reading of "no file" is "no class has earned anything yet" — an
    empty table, every answer disclosed. Neither case may be answered by
    guessing a license.
    """
    if not path.exists():
        if missing_ok:
            return {}
        raise RatifiedLedgerError(f"ratified ledger not found: {path}")
    try:
        artifact = json.loads(path.read_text(encoding="utf-8"))
    except (OSError, json.JSONDecodeError) as exc:
        raise RatifiedLedgerError(f"cannot read ratified ledger: {exc}") from exc

    classes = artifact.get("classes") if isinstance(artifact, dict) else None
    if not isinstance(classes, dict):
        raise RatifiedLedgerError("ratified ledger has no 'classes' table")
    if sha256_of(classes) != artifact.get("content_sha256"):
        raise RatifiedLedgerError(
            "ratified ledger content_sha256 mismatch — not the sealed-practice output"
        )

    return {
        name: ClassTally(
            class_name=name,
            correct=int(counts.get("correct", 0)),
            wrong=int(counts.get("wrong", 0)),
            refused=int(counts.get("refused", 0)),
            t2_verified=int(counts.get("t2_verified", 0)),
            t2_agrees_gold=int(counts.get("t2_agrees_gold", 0)),
        )
        for name, counts in classes.items()
    }


def serve_license(
    class_name: str,
    ledger: dict[str, ClassTally],
    *,
    ceilings: Ceilings | None = None,
) -> LicenseDecision | None:
    """The ``Action.SERVE`` verdict for *class_name*, or ``None`` when the
    class has no committed evidence (never a license — rule 4)."""
    tally = ledger.get(class_name)
    if tally is None:
        return None
    return license_for(tally, Action.SERVE, ceilings or Ceilings.default())


__all__ = [
    "CAPABILITY_LEDGERS",
    "LedgerSpec",
    "RatifiedLedgerError",
    "ledger_spec",
    "load_capability_ledger",
    "load_sealed_ledger",
    "seal_artifact",
    "serve_license",
    "tally_dict",
    "write_sealed_ledger",
]