Problem
Full reconciliation is now paginated, globally bounded, and uses eight deterministic workers, but role-scoped reads still require one member-node query per member and nodeInfo/endpoint queries per node. This is safe but O(N) HTTP requests.
A broad root-context query could collapse the rebuild substantially, but local tests do not prove descendant completeness or authorization behavior for author, protocol-role, plain-grant, and delegated-grant modes. Shipping an assumed broad filter would risk silently incomplete maps.
Acceptance criteria
- deployed-DWN integration tests prove root-context descendant semantics
- authorization matrix covers author, protocol role, plain grant, and delegated grant
- broad result is locally validated by protocol path, parent/context chain, and network root
- unsupported/unauthorized modes use the current bounded parent-query fallback
- request count and latency tests demonstrate the fast path without weakening reconciliation bounds
Problem
Full reconciliation is now paginated, globally bounded, and uses eight deterministic workers, but role-scoped reads still require one member-node query per member and nodeInfo/endpoint queries per node. This is safe but O(N) HTTP requests.
A broad root-context query could collapse the rebuild substantially, but local tests do not prove descendant completeness or authorization behavior for author, protocol-role, plain-grant, and delegated-grant modes. Shipping an assumed broad filter would risk silently incomplete maps.
Acceptance criteria