[Asta-wizard]

closes #858
closes #855
closes #856
closes #857

A summary of the work done for the four issues bundled in issues.md. All
changes are in remitMortage, on the default branch main.

Verification

Run with the pinned toolchains (contracts/rust-toolchain.toml = Rust 1.96.0,
soroban-sdk 22; backend Node/npm deps are not installed in this checkout):

Contracts (executed)

• cargo test -p escrow — 74 passed, 0 failed, including the four new
  test_ttl_config::extend_ttl_batch_* tests.
• cargo test -p yield-vault — 20 passed, 0 failed, including the five new
  recovery tests (recovery_takeover_moves_the_share_position_after_the_delay,
  takeover_cannot_execute_before_the_delay, investor_can_cancel_a_pending_takeover,
  rotating_the_recovery_address_clears_a_pending_takeover,
  recovery_address_must_differ_from_the_investor).
• cargo fmt -p yield-vault -- --check — clean.
• cargo fmt -p escrow -- --check — only the four pre-existing diffs at
  lib.rs:193/794/893/1174 remain (untouched lines; confirmed by diffing before
  formatting). My inserted code was formatted to match.
• cargo clippy -p escrow -p yield-vault --all-targets — no warnings from the
  new code. Remaining warnings are pre-existing (lending-pool unused helper,
  yield-vault 1 * USDC at lib.rs:1028, digit grouping in the old escrow
  test fixtures).
• Contract snapshots regenerated by the test runs were reverted; no generated
  test_snapshots/ churn is included.

Event tooling (executed)

• node contracts/event-schemas/schema.cjs check — passes (0 breaking, 0
  additive, 0 convention violations across 11 contracts / 169 events).
• node contracts/event-schemas/schema.cjs catalog — writes
  contracts/event-schemas/CATALOG.md (169 events).
• conventionProblems() unit-exercised directly: Loan-Approved → 1 finding,
  loan_approved / dispute/raised → 0 findings.

Backend (partially executed)

• .github-style yarn/npm deps are absent (backend/node_modules does not
  exist), so jest could not be run and installing the full dependency tree
  is out of scope. The three new TypeScript files and the edited scheduler.ts
  pass Node's type-stripping parser (node --experimental-strip-types --check),
  and the outbox logic is exercised by an in-memory test double that will run
  under the repo's existing jest setup.
• The migration includes down.sql, matching the rollback convention (no
  rollback-manifest.json entry needed).

Pre-existing drift found and addressed

• contracts/event-schemas/*.json were stale on main: schema.cjs check
  already failed with ~26 "fixture out of date" events (e.g. attchg_a,
  credit_opened, y_mode) before any change here. update was run to bring
  the fixtures current as part of feat(contracts): Standardize Event Topic Naming and Payload Layout Across Contracts #857's catalog work; check now passes.

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#858 — Transactional outbox for reliable event publishing

Closes #858

• backend/prisma/schema.prisma: new OutboxEvent model — idempotencyKey
  (unique), topic, payload (JSONB), occurredAt, createdAt,
  publishedAt, attempts, lastError, with pending/retention indexes.
• backend/prisma/migrations/20261018000000_transactional_outbox/:
  migration.sql creates the table, the two partial indexes, and an
  OutboxEventLag view (pending count + oldest pending seconds); down.sql
  drops them (reversible).
• backend/src/services/transactionalOutbox.ts:
  • enqueueOutboxEvent(tx, event) inserts in the caller's transaction
    (the API takes a Prisma transaction client; a duplicate idempotencyKey
    is a no-op via the unique constraint / P2002).
  • publishPendingOutboxEvents(publisher) publishes oldest-first in bounded
    batches, stamps publishedAt only after the publisher resolves, and on
    failure leaves the row pending while incrementing attempts and recording
    lastError — the at-least-once guarantee.
  • cleanupPublishedOutboxEvents() deletes only published rows older than the
    retention window; pending rows are never touched.
• backend/src/jobs/outboxRelay.ts: the relay bridges to the existing
  enqueueLedgerEvent Redis queue and forwards the stable idempotency key as
  the job id, so a redelivery is deduplicable.
• backend/src/jobs/scheduler.ts: outbox-relay every minute
  (OUTBOX_RELAY_CRON_SCHEDULE) and outbox-cleanup daily at 03:30 UTC
  (OUTBOX_CLEANUP_CRON_SCHEDULE), both behind the existing leader election.
• backend/src/__tests__/transactionalOutbox.test.ts: in-memory double covers
  enqueue, duplicate-key suppression, crash between commit and publish → the
  scheduled relay delivers it on the next pass, publish failure → stays
  pending and retries, idempotency key forwarded, batch bound, and retention
  cleanup that never deletes pending rows.

#855 — Storage TTL extension keeper entry point

Closes #855

• contracts/escrow/src/types.rs: new TtlKeeperEntry { borrower, goal_id },
  the same (borrower, goal_id) pair that keys DataKey::Borrower.
• contracts/escrow/src/lib.rs: extend_ttl_batch(env, entries) —
  permissionless (no auth), extends the instance entry once and each named
  persistent record, returns the count, and emits ttl_ext. Rejects an empty or
  oversized batch (> MAX_TTL_KEEPER_BATCH = 20) with InvalidTtlConfig
  before iterating, and rejects a record the contract does not own with
  EscrowGoalNotFound.
• contracts/escrow/src/test_ttl_config.rs: extend_ttl_batch_restores_instance_and_record_ttls
  advances ~20 days into the bump window, asserts the record/instance TTLs are
  restored to the configured bumps, plus empty/oversized/unknown-record
  rejection tests.
• No keeper reward was added (the issue marks it optional); no new error variant
  was added because the escrow error enum is at Soroban's 50-variant cap.

#856 — Investor recovery address with delayed takeover

Closes #856

Implemented in yield-vault, the contract that holds investor share positions.

• contracts/yield-vault/src/lib.rs:
  • DataKey::RecoveryAddress(investor) and
    DataKey::PendingRecovery(investor) + PendingRecovery struct.
  • set_recovery_address(investor, recovery) — investor-authenticated,
    rejects self-registration, and clears any pending takeover on rotation.
  • request_recovery(investor) — callable only by the registered recovery
    address; starts a RECOVERY_DELAY_LEDGERS (~7 days in production, 10 in
    tests) delay.
  • cancel_recovery(investor) — investor-authenticated escape hatch.
  • execute_recovery(investor) — recovery-authenticated; panics before the
    delay elapses; moves the entire ShareBalance (zeroing the old key and
    crediting the recovery address) without changing TotalShares, so the
    exchange rate and other holders are unaffected.
  • get_recovery_address / get_pending_recovery views, and
    rec_reg/rec_req/rec_cxl/rec_done events.
• Tests cover the full takeover, the pre-delay rejection (compromised recovery
  key cannot bypass the delay), cancel, rotation-clears-pending, and
  self-registration rejection.

#857 — Standardize event topic naming and payload layout

Closes #857

• docs/EVENT_TOPIC_CONVENTION.md (new): the rule
  (^[a-z][a-z0-9_]{0,31}$ on the topic symbol and every literal sub-topic),
  why it exists, the enforced gate, catalog generation, and the dual-emit
  migration procedure for renames.
• contracts/event-schemas/schema.cjs:
  • conventionProblems() validates every extracted event key; check now
    prints and fails on convention violations (the conformance gate that runs in
    .github/workflows/event-schema.yml), and update refuses to write a
    non-conforming fixture.
  • New catalog command generates the published catalog from the extracted
    fixtures.
• contracts/event-schemas/CATALOG.md (new): generated catalog of all 169
  events — contract, event key, positional topic/payload layout.
• All existing events already conform to the convention (verified: 0
  violations), so no legacy rename/dual-emit was needed. The dual-emit recipe is
  documented for future renames, and the new ttl_ext / rec_* events follow
  the convention.

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Judgement calls

1. Backend tests could not be executed. backend/node_modules is absent and
   a full npm ci pulls a very large tree; the workflow forbids fabricating
   results, so I ran what I could (parser checks, schema checks, Rust suites) and
   left the jest test in place for CI. The test uses only an injected in-memory
   double, so it has no runtime dependency on Prisma/Redis.

2. Outbox producers adopt the API incrementally. The outbox is fully
   implemented, scheduled, and tested, but no existing route was rewritten to
   call it: wrapping a core flow like recordEscrowDeposit in a transaction with
   an outbox insert is a behavioural change for that flow and belongs with the
   event it emits. The documented contract (enqueueOutboxEvent(tx, …)) is the
   adoption point, and the relay/cleanup halves are already live.

3. feat(contracts): Add a Storage TTL Extension Keeper Entry Point #855 has no keeper reward. The issue marks the reward optional. Adding a
   configurable budget would require new storage and a new error path; I kept the
   entry point minimal and permissionless, which is the core requirement.
   InvalidTtlConfig/EscrowGoalNotFound were reused because the escrow error
   enum is already at the 50-variant cap.

4. feat(contracts): Add an Investor Recovery Address with Delayed Takeover #856 lives in yield-vault, not lending-pool. The investor's
   transferable position is the vault's ShareBalance; lending-pool positions
   are spread across Investor, DebtBalance, lockup, and yield-mode keys and
   transferring all of them is a much larger, riskier change. The vault is where
   the "entire position" is a single well-defined balance. Queued withdrawal
   entries are explicitly not moved (they belong to the requester) and the
   limitation is documented on execute_recovery.

5. feat(contracts): Standardize Event Topic Naming and Payload Layout Across Contracts #857 enforces the convention but does not rename existing events. The
   audit found all 169 catalogued events already match lower_snake_case within
   the symbol limit, so renaming would break indexers for no conformance gain.
   The dual-emit mechanism is documented for future renames, and the gate now
   prevents non-conforming events from landing.

6. Event fixtures were refreshed. They were already stale on main (~26
   events missing). Since the catalog is generated from the fixtures, bringing
   them current was required for the feat(contracts): Standardize Event Topic Naming and Payload Layout Across Contracts #857 deliverable; the change is additive and
   check passes.

7. Test-snapshot churn was not committed. Running the contract tests rewrote
   test_snapshots/; those generated files were restored/removed so the commit
   contains only source, config, fixtures, catalog, and docs.

8. No PR was opened and no non-default branch was created.

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