M5 iteration 2 (spec ae905de, plan 9cc9d9c). Tasks 1+2 clean and
committable; Task 3 BLOCKED on a real finding → M5 bounce-back.
Shipped:
- data-server promoted [dev-dependencies] -> [dependencies]
(Invariant-1 sanctioned: ail-embed is the sole meeting point; the
AILang workspace graph still has data-server count 0; zero
compiler-surface diff — not even root Cargo.toml this iter).
- additive `adapter` module (ail-embed/src/adapter.rs): tick_to_px,
MidPriceStream (lazy Iterator<f64> over SymbolChunkIter),
fold_symbol; RED-first (E0432 -> GREEN). m5.1 core untouched
except `pub mod adapter;`.
- swarm_runner [[bin]]: one thread per symbol, each owning its
Kernel. The clean compile IS the compile-time per-thread-ctx
proof (Ctx: !Send => a shared-ctx swarm is E0277).
- tests/swarm.rs: real-data symbol-fan E2E. `symbol_fan_swarm_bit_exact`
is GREEN and live — per-symbol kernel (acc,n) bit-exact vs an
independent same-order host reference (EURUSD/GER40/XAUUSD, ~4s).
The Task 3 finding (Boss independently confirmed by reading
runtime/rc.c): the global Σallocs==Σfrees leak measurement is an
INSTRUMENTATION race, not a memory bug. No box crosses a thread
(Ctx: !Send), the real refcount/free is correct (bit-exact GREEN
every run); only the global g_rc_* stat counters (rc.c:90-91,
161,212) are non-atomic BY rc.c's own documented single-threaded
design, losing ++s when 3 worker threads hit the null-__ail_tls_ctx
host-side path. M5 is AILang's first concurrent consumer; rc.c's
header (rc.c:44-49) explicitly defers exactly this atomic-vs-non-
atomic decision to "when it acquires concurrency primitives".
The leak assertion was Boss-split into `symbol_fan_swarm_leak_free`
(#[ignore], body preserved VERBATIM — quarantined not weakened;
un-ignore = the runtime fix's acceptance criterion) so main stays
green and the finding is pinned as a regression marker. The earlier
plan/journal claim that embed_swarm_tsan.rs covers this path was
wrong and is corrected on the record (that test uses the scalar
kernel — zero box allocs — so it never exercised the host-side
global-counter path).
Escalated as an M5 bounce-back: resolution touches M3-frozen
runtime/ and re-frames M5's "zero runtime change" commitment;
multiple substantive options, not unilaterally Boss's to pick in
frozen-runtime territory. Boss recommendation on the record =
Option A (make only the global-fallback g_rc_* counters atomic, as
a standalone RED-first runtime micro-iteration; M5 framing amended).
Time-shard + friction-harvest remain m5.3.
Includes the per-iter journal (with Boss disposition), stats, and
the INDEX.md line.
