// ============================================================================
// PACKAGE TRACKING — delivered is FOREVER
// ============================================================================
//
// Couriers under per-stop quotas have been caught marking parcels
// "delivered" early, then quietly reverting the scan and dropping the box
// a day later — or never. Amazon, FedEx and UPS all field thousands of
// "marked delivered, never arrived" claims a year, and every fraudulent
// rewrite depends on one thing: the tracking record being MUTABLE.
//
// Here the journey is a verified state machine and `delivered` is a
// TERMINAL state: no outgoing transitions exist, so no handler — and no
// "corrected" rescan — can ever pull a delivered parcel back into
// transit. A failed doorstep attempt legally loops back to the depot;
// history rewriting does not. `soma verify` proves it.
// ============================================================================

cell PackageTracker {
    face {
        signal scan_event(pkg: String, to: String) -> Map
        signal locate(pkg: String) -> String
        signal attempt_count(pkg: String) -> Int
    }

    memory {
        // doorstep attempts per parcel — carriers cap redelivery at 3
        attempts: Map<String, Int> [persistent, consistent]
        invariant attempts >= 0 && attempts <= 3
    }

    // delivered and returned_to_sender have NO exits — terminal, proven.
    state journey {
        initial: label_created
        label_created    -> picked_up
        picked_up        -> in_transit
        in_transit       -> out_for_delivery
        out_for_delivery -> delivered
        out_for_delivery -> in_transit       // failed attempt: back to depot
        in_transit       -> returned_to_sender
    }

    on scan_event(pkg: String, to: String) {
        if to == "out_for_delivery" {
            let n = attempts.get(pkg) ?? 0
            let w = try { attempts.set(pkg, n + 1) }
            if w.error != () {
                return map("ok", false, "reason", "max delivery attempts reached")
            }
        }
        let r = try { transition(pkg, to) }
        if r.error != () { return map("ok", false, "reason", "{r.error}") }
        return map("ok", true, "pkg", pkg, "state", get_status(pkg))
    }

    on locate(pkg: String) { return get_status(pkg) }

    on attempt_count(pkg: String) { return attempts.get(pkg) ?? 0 }
}

cell test DeliveredIsForever {
    rules {
        // normal journey
        assert scan_event("p1", "picked_up").ok == true
        assert scan_event("p1", "in_transit").ok == true
        assert scan_event("p1", "out_for_delivery").ok == true
        assert scan_event("p1", "delivered").ok == true
        assert locate("p1") == "delivered"

        // THE FRAUD: revert a delivered parcel back into transit. The
        // transition does not exist — it raises.
        assert_fails transition("p1", "in_transit")
        assert_fails transition("p1", "out_for_delivery")
        assert locate("p1") == "delivered"

        // a failed attempt loops legally; a 4th attempt is refused by memory
        assert scan_event("p2", "picked_up").ok == true
        assert scan_event("p2", "in_transit").ok == true
        assert scan_event("p2", "out_for_delivery").ok == true
        assert scan_event("p2", "in_transit").ok == true
        assert attempt_count("p2") == 1
        assert_fails attempts.set("p2", 9)
    }
}